Local residents and visitors noted in Saratoga area
Local and personal notices report J Sevenson visiting from the hills Fred Vlatt in Encampment Sunday K D Terwilliger in town last Thursday H P Flohr from the Bingham ranch Tuesday Miss Laura Stout in town midweek Dave Nichols from his ranch Saturday three Hayden boys in town Wilbur Toothaker in Encampment Saturday Mrs C C Ivy of Rawlins in town this week Miss Hattie Tilton attended the Eastern Star Mrs Bert Hose and daughter from Beaver visited Sunday Watch repairs offered by Scott the jeweler Saratoga Joe Ledbetter began mining work this week Last Thursday a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs W D Hayden Mother and son reported fine Elsie Altwater visiting Denver during holidays W D Hayden family moved to town last Wednesday Tilton from Tilton ranch weekend visitors at Stallings residence L G Stallings and baby visited Saratoga last week KE Metcalf bookkeeper for Hunter Casteel & Hunter ranches visited Saturday Come to picture show at city hall Saturday night Ruth Platt visited Beaver region Saturday night and Sunday Harry Kennaday from Geratogs on U S Commissioner business Harvesting ice over 100 tons put up Odd Fellows installation set for December 16 snowbound by snowslide near cur last week A Heed family left for Topeka and other points in the South John Coburn 65 died near Saratoga last Saturday Kastan Kodaks advertised from L.85 up Filius enlarging and printing services offered by Scott the jeweler Saratoga
Community Socials Include Skating Party And Bridge
A skating party near Riverside entertained teachers and school children. Mrs E H Parkison hosted a bridge gathering with Miss Clara Reburg and Miss Mildred Parkison serving lunch. The Eastern Star install and banquet followed by social visits. Saratoga sees new ownership at its grocery and mercantile firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Parkison
Clara Reburg J
Mildred Parkison
Ladies Aid Society Met At Mrs Haines Home
The Ladies Aid met January 3 with Mrs T 3B Haines hosting. Devotionals led by president Mrs A Sproat. A bake sale was set for January 27 and February 7 meeting was planned with Mrs Clough. Attendees included Clough Metcalf Rankin Ferry Sproat Schafe Stallings Noland Wolford Edick Reed Lordier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Haines
A. Sproat
Be Sure You Notify the Record If Paper Fails to Arrive
A brief reminder to readers to notify the Record if their newspaper delivery is missing. The notice urges prompt communication to ensure service or re-delivery arrangements are made.
Local Notices and Advertisements Highlight Week
The Record lists social visits and business calls including Misses Dee and Irene Hillard hosting at the Austin home and RK F Jones visiting on Wednesday. Ira Casteel leaves for Cheyenne to attend the legislature as J R Bowers promotes grooming products and massaging services at The Oll Reliable barber shop. Ralph Platt ships three carloads of steers to Omaha and receives nine cents per pound. J V Leslie installs telephones for the Record office and Mrs Heaton, plus resetting a pole near the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Platt
Omaha
U S Crop Value Tops Eight Billion in 1916
The U S Department of Agriculture reports the aggregate value of all crops in 1916 at 8 034 057 000 dollars, up 2 165 089 000 from 1915 and 2 467 206 000 above the 1906 15 average. Texas remains top by state value, Iowa rises to second, followed by Nebraska Georgia Kansas Pennsylvania New York Indiana and Ohio. North Dakota is the only state not showing an increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Georgia
Kansas
Pennsylvania
New York
Indiana
Ohio
North Dakota
Petition Circulated Seeks Prohibition Question Support
A petition circulated locally gathers over a hundred signatures urging submission of the prohibition question. The effort indicates broad public interest in addressing the issue through formal action.
Supreme Court backs Webb Kenyon liquor shipping ban
The Supreme Court rules the Webb Kenyon bill constitutional by a 7 to 2 vote and upholds Virginia’s prohibition amendment banning receipt of liquor for personal use via common carriers in interstate commerce. Officials expect the decision to end Cheyenne’s mail order liquor business with Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Webb. Kenyon
Supreme Court
Virginia
Federal
Colorado
City Council Proceedings January 4 1917
City council met in regular session January 4 1917 with Mayor Englehart and four councilmen present. Minutes from December 4 1916 were approved and bills were read and allowed to pay including telegraph and fire watches, insurance, police, lighting, and city hall expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englehart
Sproat
Chidister
Rankin
Crout
States Tele. Co
W.C. Burke
M. Englehart
P. J. Mosh
Farrel
W.M. Englehart
W. M. Englehart
George Kuntaman
S L. Willis
Marshall
Frank Boyd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parkison
Tilton & Son
Saratoga
Stock Growers State Bank
Wyoming
Platte Valley
C. A. Cook
Fred B. Durrie
J. Sevenson
Fred Vlatt
K. D. Terwilliger
H. P. Flohr
Bingham Ranch
Laura Stout
Dave Nichols
Hayden Boys
Wilbur Toothaker
C.C. Ivy
Rawlins
Hattie Tilton
Bert Hose
Beaver
Scott the
Joe Ledbetter
Portland
W. D. Hayden
Elsie Altwater
Denver
Wagner
Mrs. Tilton
Tilton Ranch
Mrs. L. G. Stallings
Baby
KE. J. Metcalf
Hunter, Casteel d& Hunter Ranches
Our Town
City Hall
Ruth Platt
Harry Kennaday
U.S
Odd Fellows
Thes, & KE
J A
Topeka
Kansas City
South
John Coburn
Bluffs Mar
Kastan
Riverside
Harlan Nichols
Edward Tennant
Eastern Star
Ladies Magazine Club
L. C. Stallings
George Austin
Francis Heaton
Saratoga Friends
Scett
Saratoga Grocery Company
Saratoga Mercantile Company
Mesure Mace
Hickcock
the Ladies Aid Society
Presbyterian Notes
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Arthur B. Tenney
E. H. Curtis
Cheyenne
W. F. Hopka
G. H. Evans
Zack Carver
Frank Crout
Marion Crout
Nels Erickson
Dee
Irene Iilliard
Austin
RK. F. Jones
J.R. Rollman and Wife
Ira Casteel
Oll Reliable
Hugo
J. R. Bowers
J. V. Leslie
Sordier Drug CO
Pioneer Druggists
Encapipiment, WY
Council Proceedings
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