Mass meeting planned Friday to arrange Encampment fish fry
Ranchers and residents urged to attend a Friday night mass meeting in Encampment to plan the annual fish fry and a possible barbecue. Business leaders seek rancher input on dates that avoid haying and to approve a two day celebration with fish fry and barbecue.
Tie Drive Expands From Big Creek To Fort Steele
Carbon Timber company starts the tie drive from Big Creek to Fort Steele this week. The crew size drops from 75-100 men to about 25 due to a smaller drive this year. Denver Suttles Howard Carver and Bill Parr left town to join the effort.
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Carbon Timber Company
Big Creek
Fort Steele
Denver Suttles
Howard Carver
Bill Parr
Narrow Escape For Fred Hopka And Miss Marguerite Rhoades
Fred Hopka and Miss Marguerite Rhoades escaped drowning last Sunday afternoon when their buggy forded a swift river crossing south town. The car was swept into deep water but occupants managed to keep it upright and reach safety.
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Fred Hopka
Marguerite Rhoades
Fishermen and motorists visit Encampment area this week
Several auto loads of vacationers and fishermen have visited Encampment over the past week, boosting local activity and visitors to the area.
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Encampimnent
Looking For His Brother Fry on Westbound Train to Detroit
A San Francisco real estate man, C. E. Fry, riding westward to Detroit, left the train at Laramie to search for his brother William B. Fry, once of Encampment in irrigation. He asks witnesses to contact 1026 Market Street, San Francisco. Also notes fireman Bill Stewart tended a regular run and other locals report ore shipments pending from Charter Oak.
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C. E. Fry
San Francisco
Detroit
Laramie
William B. Fry
Encampment
Market Street
Bill Stewart
Blacksmith Shop Sold to Erickson in Record Notice
Erickson buys the blacksmith shop and equipment from James Anderson last week and assumes charge. He is described as a first class mechanic and congenial in business. An display advertisement invites patrons to the Record for details.
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Iers. Erickson
James HB. Anderson
Erickson
Record
Joe Smith Returns From Columbine with Mining Plans
Joe Smith came back Friday from Columbine where he was described as an important mining figure. He says he will start gathering ore along the tramway from the smelter to the Ferris Maggarty mine in a few days in preparation for shipping. He estimates several carloads of good ore along the tramway.
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Joe Smith
Columbine
Mr. Smith
Ferris Maggarty
High Water Follows Warm Spell Ending Snowpack
Warm days melt mountain snow rapidly causing exceedingly high water in all streams and flood risks across the region.
Portland Consolidated Copper Co Incorporated gains Wyoming incorporation
The Portland Consolidated Copper Co incorporated with 2 000 000 capital stock at 1.00 per share and fifty year term plans mining operations in Carbon county Wyoming with offices in Cheyenne led by William B. Ross as agent and Phil 8 Delany as president. The United Osceola Co also incorporated in Cheyenne with 50 000 capital to mine metals, led by J DeF Richards, James M. Rumsey and George E. Brimmer, headquartered in Rawlins.
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Cheyenne
William B. Ross
United Osceola Company
Rawlins, Incorporated
Portland Consolidated Copper Company
Wyoming
First National Bank
Cheyenne State Leader
Phil
Delany
Myer Newberger
Herbert Frankenberger
William H. D’hsterre
T. C. Delany
Carbon County
United States
Rawlins
J. Def. Richards
James M. Rumsey
George E. Brimmer
Pete Fights Bear on Miller Creek Divide
Pete Meets a Bear when Louis Ander son falls behind. Pete confronts the bear with a pocket knife after a snow covered skirmish on Miller creek sixteen miles south of Encampment near the divide, while Louis heads to town thirty minutes after the delay.
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Pete
Louis Anderson
Hog Park
Louis
Miller Creek
Divide
Meldrum Case Delayed Waiting for Jury Notice Change
The Cheyenne state leader reports it will be impossible to try the Meldrum case in Cheyenne district court on June 10 unless jury summons rules change. District Clerk Joe T. Fisher says notices must be 30 days ahead and none have been issued yet. Attorney George E Brimmer of Rawlins says he will push for necessary papers to Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
George E Brimmer
Jof Rawlins
Melldrum
Fisher
Chidester and Schoonover Visit Tonopah Mine
A. J. Chidester and Charlie Schoonover spent time last week at the Tonopah mine south of town engaging in development work.
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A. J. Chidester
Charlie Schoonover
Tonopah Mine
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Bille Strong
Bill Pennock
Charter Oak
The
Portland Consolidated Copper Co. Incorporated