Society and Church Miss Laura Stott Entertains Nault Sed Club
Miss Laura Stott assisted Mee Clough to entertain the Nault Sed club at a lone PF evening. Officers elected were Luke Wart president Magery Zine secretary Molly Coddie. Six were added to membership. members and guests enjoyed games, refreshments, and songs in a social meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Stott
Clough
Nault
Preschen
Luke Wart
Magery Zine
Molly Coddie
Allie Gary
Luke Warm
Deli Cate
Guy Seer
Maggy Zine
Jack Rabbit
Callie Coe
Bea EB
Pitz
Eddie Fi
Hal Lucination
Woman's Magazine Club Meets at Mrs Parkis Home
The Woman's Magazine club met at Mrs. EB Parkis home on Friday, December 29. With leader Mrs Clough absent due to sickness, members spent the afternoon sewing and chatting. A festive lunch followed in a dining room trimmed with evergreens and New Year cards as place cards. The next meeting is set for Friday, January 12 at Mrs Stallings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Magazine Club
H. Parkis
Clough
Watch Party Welcomes New Year At Carver Home
On New Year’s Eve the home of Mr and Mrs Zack Carver hosted a lively watch party starting at 10 30 with a delicious lunch served by the hostess A season of games and merry talk followed until midnight as guests including Mr Crout Miss Marion Hopka Mr and Mrs W F Hopka and Mrs H Evan joined in the festivities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zack Carver
Rack Crout
Marion
W. F. Hopka Ane
H. Evan
Presbyterian Notes January Communion Service and Temperance Rally
The January communion service is set for January 7 with next Sunday evening featuring a temperance rally in support of Dry Wyoming. Rev. E. H. Curtis of Cheyenne will speak along with other addresses, and the choir will perform special temperance music. The Record asks readers to help by sending news and items of interest to improve the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
E. H. Curtis
Cheyenne
Cleanse
Girls Friendly social gathers at club room
G F and Notes The Girls Friendly met at their club room last Wednesday evening for a social gathering. A large number of members attended and refreshments were served late. Mr and Mrs C W Clough and daughter Miss Eleanor, Mrs Adrian Wolford and Miss Laura Stout were guests at Wednesday dinner at the Harry Southsome. The Guill will have as ite bowtews January 10, Mea H Parkison
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarge
and Mis
C. W. Clough
Hmleanor
Adrian Wolford
Laura Stout
Harry South
Parkison
New Year Dinner Guests Gather Across Local Towns
Mrs. George Kuntzman presided at a New Year’s dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Lew Tenant and two sons Clara Reburg Mrs Blackhall James A Blackhall and Sutton. Ollie Baker, student at Holy Child Jesus School of Cheyenne, will attend a local school after holidays. Adrian Wolfard and Clyde Wolfard dined with Mr. and Mrs. Clough and Mrs. Hayden family. George Plummer and E Plummer visited George Baker at the Bohn hotel. Clough hosted weekend guest Mr. Clough. Mrs. Hayden and children visited Metcalf home late in the week. Stallings Realty Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kuntzman
Lew Tenant
Clara Reburg
Blackhall
James A. Blackhall and
Sutton
Ollie Baker
Holy Child Jesus School
Cheyenne
Mrs
Adrian Wolfard
Clyde Wolfard
Mrs. Clough
Weather and crops praise after severe winter reports
Do not be affrighted at reports of extra severe weather. Winter has felt mild lately and some say winter may be breaking. Snow and freezes are valuable for spring cultivation and hay meadows. Wet fall and rush of work left little fall plowing, so ranch work may surge next spring. Winter is a good time to prepare tools for spring work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cold for Plow Crews in Wyoming Blizzard
Five Union Pacific freight trains are stalled between Lookout and Medicine Bow, twenty five miles apart, as a severe blizzard grips Wyoming. Three westbound passenger trains wait at Rock River and all eastbound trains remain west of the storm area. Snowplow crews cannot leave their cars due to extreme cold, with snow four feet deep on some rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific
Lookout
Medicine Bow
Rock River
Week Ahead Forecast for Rocky Mountains and Plateaus
Forecaster K Bowie projects a warmer than normal week starting December 31 across the Rocky Mountains and Plateau regions. Generally fair conditions expected with occasional local snow flurries in the northern Rockies during the first half of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
H Bowie
Encampment Record Postmark and Filing Note
The encampment record is shown as second class matter dated August 12 1915 at En campment Wyoming under the Act of March 3 1879, indicating postal handling and filing status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encampment
Wyoming
One Year In Advance Six Months In Advance
A brief notice offering various advance purchase options lists One Year Six Months and Three Months in advance with pricing for extra copies. The fragment suggests a publication selling subscription periods and additional copies to readers.
Advertising Rates and Copy Deadlines for Local Notices
Advertising rates outlined include display per column inch at 25 cents weekly with a minimum 25 cents and local reader line charges at 6 cents weekly with a minimum 20 cents. Obituaries and bank cards and all profit ear ners are billed at local reader rates. cash with copy. Display copy due Wednesday forenoon. local reader copy due Wednesday afternoon. All ads run until discontinued.
Boost Your Town and Support Our News
From this issue notices for church club and lodge groups will be charged at regular rates. Start the New Year right with town unity boosting Encampment. Subscriptions unpaid by January 10 will be cut off. Also notes on dry movement and public campaigns in Wyoming and a water supply trouble affecting shop operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Club
Piewre Show Delivers Good Feature Reels and Comedy
Saturday night feature reels and comedy draw a light crowd with brisk pacing and local humor. Also offered is a Remington typewriter for sale or trade by the Record Office, described as a good bargain for buyers in need of a machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington
Remedy claim for Adler-i-ka digestive aid by Lordier Drug Co
An old advertising notice touts Adler i ka as a quick remedy using buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. It claims a spoonful relieves sour stomach gas and constipation immediately, alleging appendicitis preventive properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler-i-ka
Lordier Drug Co
Notice of Final Proof for Cheyenne District Land Claim
Department of the Interior notices Charles T. Fletcher of Battle Creek Colorado filed to prove up a homestead claim from October 21 1912 on lands in section 20 township 13 north range 86 west 6th principal meridian. Final three year proof set before C R Watson Rawlins Wyoming January 18 1917. Witnesses named Andy Rasmussen Robert Rasmussen Samuel Kuykendall and John Binger all of Battle Creek Colorado. Will Rem Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Charles T. Fletcher
Battle Creek
Colorado
NEW. S&s
Prin. Meridian
C. R. Watson
District Court
Rawlins
Andy Rasmussen
Robert Rasmussen
Samuel Kuykendall
John Binger
Will Rem
Register
Picture Show Impresses Town at New Proprieter's Night
The picture show by new proprietor Frank Boyd drew many visitors and generous applause. The writer praises the show as clean and predicts great success for Boyd. The town and valley are urged to support the venture as nightlife continues with a lively dance after the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boyd
Mr.Boyd
Valle
Secretaries Named in Official Report
W. M. Excieuart and W. M. W. C. Burke are listed as secretaries in the official report.
Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp meets monthly
Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No. 3064 holds meetings on the second Thursday each month with Maxyv A. WikrH serving as Oracle and Jennie Hopka as Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Woodcraft
Mary C. Hiearon
Gead M. Baker
Royal Neighbors
Maxyv A. Wikrh
Oracle
Jennie Hopka
Recorder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presbyterian Notes
G. F
George Plummer
E. Plummer
George Baker
Bohn Hotel
Mr. Clough
Mrs. Condit
Brush Creek
Stallings Realty Company
Leslie C. Stallings
Anti - Saloon League of America
640 Acre
Buret
J.A. Schmidt
Bohn
Mary A. Bohn
L. C
Wolfard
Lodge Directory
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
W. M. Excieuart
W. M. W. C. Burke
Mage Ferry
W. M. E. E. Sproat
Church Directory
Christian Endeavor
C. W. Clougen
E. G. Peterson
Osborne
Rawlins, Wyoming
U. S. Commissioner Record Office
A. Sprout
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