Fraternal Lodge and Encampment Meeting Notices
Lodge directories show Encampment Lodge No 19 A F A M meets Wednesdays at 8 pm in Masonic hall with visitors welcome C Burke secretary Encampment Chapter No 17 C B S meets second Tuesday monthly in Masonic hall visitors invited Mat Ferry W M E E Sproat secretary Platte Valley Lodge No 341 O O F meets Saturdays at 11 in O O F hall visiting brothers invited J W Fisner N G James R Lirr ie secretary Women of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No 510 meets first Thursday afternoon Mary C Heaton G N Grace M Baker Clerk Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 3064 meets second Thursday monthly Mary A Wirtu Oracle Jenni ng Horpicka Recorder Time Card 5S Train No 2 Ly Saratoga Ar Walcott Train No 1 Leave Walcott daily Ar Saratoga Ly Encampment E R Railway North schedule times listed for arrival and departure
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Encampment Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
A. M. Englehart
W. M
C. Burke
C. B.S
Mat Ferry
Platte Valley Lodge
J. W. Fisner
G. James R. Lirrie
Women of Woodcraft
Mary C. Heaton
Presbyterian Church Services and Sunday Schedule
The Presbyterian Church lists services each Sunday evening at 8 00 and 7 00 for Christian Endeavor with Sunday School at 3 00 and 10 00 for another service. Rev R R Marquis is pastor and Wa Haupt presides in the reading room during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
R. R. Marquis
James Cuuren
Wa. H. Haupt
Local and Personal Notes From the Region
Local residents report travel and visits including Harry Pantle from his ranch, J A Reed in Cheyenne, John Metcalf in Rawlins for jury duty, Maria Johnston traveling to Canada, and the Toothaker family arriving from Beaver Creek. Also noted are upcoming spring repairs, and new occupants at the Forree houses in the town’s south part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Parr
Forree
Local notices and social traces from Walcott area
W D Aukland travels between trains from Walcott while W H Coxe explores mining areas. F H Healey heads south to Florida and other states. Miss Margaret Canfield visits Mrs J A Reed. Record prints early due to rush. T B Haines subscribes by mail. E Dinger joins Record. Bill Stewart added to list. Walcott hosts another dance with lunch and Record bills. Notice warns against hunting on Canyon ranches. Wilcox and Son ship six cattle cars to Pass Creek for winter feeding. Louis Gunst orders butter wrappers. Mrs E H Parkison visits sister Mrs Wm Maloney in Laramie. Mrs M Q Hayden files homestead entry with Judge Little. Presbyterian bake sale February 19 at Couzens store. No services at church due to pastor absence. Christian Endeavor meets. topic next week “How to Put the Bible Into Life” led by Miss Ada Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Misey Ada Cunningham
Visitors and ranch notes fill Sanger week
French visitor Martin Farrell calls on the Sanger area as the Healey and Sites families visit the Sanger ranch. Amos counts cattle for forest reserve work while Miss Pearl Jenkins returns from Brush Creek. The Sanger mail carrier copes with a new rig as Fred Healey and Maurice Healey with Mr. Boynton head east for an encampment. The community looks forward to Fred’s return.
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Miss Pearl Jenkins
Brush Creek
Cook
Mra. Ames
Sanger Ranch
Mr. Sanger
Fred Healey
Maurice Healey
Mr. Boynton
Fred
Seventeen Years Ago in the District News
Local notes reveal Frank Lardier served as prescription clerk during a firm member’s illness. A Washington's birthday masquerade ball was planned at Allen's hall for the twenty-second. W F Hopka announced a new store building at McCaffrey and Fifth with completion aimed by April first. A high grade copper ore strike was reported at Charter Oak mine from a trusted source, 250 feet underground. The frost embargo delayed the Herald production and a storm halted printing. Charles Morrison endured a severe storm while transporting Al Prosser from Grand Encampment to Saratoga, becoming lost overnight. The pair survived after wandering to Cow Creek and Walters' ranch, exhausted after twenty-four hours without sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hopka
McCaffrey
Charter Oak
Chas
Morrison
Saratoga
al. Prosser
Grand Encampment
Cow Creek
Walters
Ranch visitor W D Hayden pays Record office visit
W D Hayden was in from his ranch last Thursday on business and paid the Record office a visit. George O Peryam received first degree in Masonry at the regular meeting of No 18 last Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Reed
Cheyenne
Garroutte
W. D. Hayden
Record Office
George O. Peryam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lodge Directory
Royal Neighbors
Mary A. Wirtu
Oracle
Jennin Horpicka
Recorder
Saratoga - Ar
Walcott
M. Peer Ee
Kelean Merchandise
Neep
Church Directory
Lee Chichester
Harry Pantle
Hill Howles
Rawline
Phil
Flohr
Beaver Creek
L. Willis
Frank Huston
John Metcalf
Rawlins
Glover
Dusty
Dad” Propat
W. F. White
Frank Jones
Spring Creek
Maria Johnston
Canada
J. BR. Bowers
W. M. Toothaker
J. H. Schmidt
Hopka& Dunbar Liquor Dealers
W.D. Aukland
W.H. Coxe
F. H. Healey
Florida
Margaret Canfield
T. B. Haines
E. Dinger
Fort Steele
Bill Stewart
Canyon
Wilcox & Son
Wilcox & Sons
Pass Creek
Louis Gunst
E. H. Parkison
Wm. Maloney
Laramie
Parkison
M. Q. Hayden
U. S
James R. Little
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Couzens Store
Boston
Martin Farrell
Healey
Wyoming
Bohn
Mary A. Bohn
The
Grand Encampment Herald
Frank Lardier
Consolidated Drug Company
Washington
Allen’s Hall
Herald
Plummer Saloon
George O, Baker
Parkwood
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