Local and Personal Items from Riverside and Encampment
Mrs. W. W. Clough is sick this week. The Presbyterian parsonage fencing is up. Jack and Mrs. Brown moved back to their ranch, and Carl Ashley and family moved to a ranch south of town. The 8 and KE are running daily trains from Walcott to Encampment. Donald Rankin returned from Laramie after a year at school. C. H. Kolling and family will spend the summer here. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lopka returned from Denver, with a stop in Rawlins. Wiley Boyd and Rosa were in from Beager for supplies. Zoe Wolford returned home from Gasper to work at the post office. A Justice Peryam court case in Riverside: H. E. Ball and wife vs Harry Irwin. Ball fined after protection order, case against Mrs Ball dismissed. Deputy Game Warden Sorensen investigated illegal deer killing. Chas. McClure and Steve Hart implicated. 15 deer killed. others to answer for venison in season violations. Sorensen praised for long service and homesteaders support. Mrs. BE. Parkison and daughter Mildred, and Mrs. Shields visited Rawlins. Dor othy Shields, Mrs. Loller, recently married in Thermopolis, is now Mrs. Robert Loller. Loller, formerly a teacher here, is connected with the First National Bank at Thermopolis. The couple wed June 4 in Thermopolis Catholic church. Loller from Buffalo, now rising in Wyoming business circles. Friends wish the newlyweds happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Sorensen
BE. H. Parkison
Mildred
J. F. Shields
Rawlins
Parkison
Robert R. Loller
Dorothy Shields
Thermopolis
Loller
Cheyenne
Willis George Emerson
Hidden Valley
Soller
First National Bank
Thermopois
Wyoming
Buffalo
Leila
Lytchfield
Ilinois
Charles Hayden
Wilbur Toothaker
Harry
Bill Anderson
Fort Collins
Colorado
Ford
Beaver Creek Social Notes From Beaver Town
Bert Walker and George Magyar were in Beaver town this weekend. Twenty three attended services Sunday. du nf nny residents Mr and Mrs L Gunst visited Encampment Saturday. Several families traded visits between Beaver and Encampment with ranch life and travel noted. A group of Texans arrived aiming to settle government land in Beaver country and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Services
Beaver, Vruck
Brush Creek News Briefs Include Visitors and Local Moves
Brush Creek locals report Mrs. Freeman Cook and baby have returned home from Saratoga on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fredrickson arrived from Denver Thursday and are now employed on the Tilton ranch. Mrs. Claude Wiggins of Lar amie visits her father Ike Sanger and brother Charley Sanger at French. W. C. Condict and family visited Mrs. Condict's sister Mrs. Ralph Platt on Beaver creek over the weekend. Miss Merle Johnson and Miss Elizabeth Petty spent two days with the Misses Laura and Lila Stout midweek. Deputy Assessor Lee Wilcox and wife called on the creek this week, staying Thursday night at the Condict ranch. Miss Elizabeth Petty, three years night telephone operator at Saratoga, spends the week with Miss Merle Johnson and friends on Brush creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Wiggins
Laramie
Ike Sanger
Charley Sanger
French
W. C. Condict
Condict
Ralph Platt
Beaver Creek
Merle Johnson
Elizabeth Petty
Laura
Lila Stout
Lee Wilcox
Condict Ranch
Saratoga
Brush Creek
Awakening Patriot Poem A
The poem by Mrs Frances Adams Halsted was issued by the War Department to stir patriotic sentiment after war began. It urges Americans to rise, defend freedom, and honor veterans while pledging support for Old Glory and national unity across the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Adams Halsted
War Department
County Attorney A Jo Hosier Wins Saturday Case
A Saturday event involved County Attorney A Jo Hosier leading a loyal business matter. Bert Reynolds and Heb Wood traveled from Saratoga with friends to load up a Low house, signaling a local dispute or property matter proceeding publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Reynolds
Heb Wood
Saratoga
Secret Trail Continues Cattle Mystery on Wyoming Range
Kid Silver and her mother face vanished cattle as the Wyoming herd drops daily. The ranchers search tirelessly while Kid Silver finds rest riding with Fred. Fred reveals he will meet at ten with Kid Silver to uncover a hidden danger and keep it secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid Silver
Fred
Pard
Pari
Mickey
Wred
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Clough
Presbyterian
Jack Brown
Carl Ashley
Walcott
Encampment
Donald Rankin
C. H. Kolling
York
Nebraska
W. F,lopka
Denver
Wiley Boyd
Miss Rosa
Beager
Zoe Wolford
Gasper
Beaver Creek News
Bert Walker
Beaver
George Magyar
Mrs. Nels Anderson
Ruth Platt
Ernest Hunter
Hugh Hunter
C. W. Clough
Adrian Wolfard
Toothaker
Zoe Wolfard
Adrian
Mrs
Adrian Wolford
Cloush
Eleanor
Mrs. Fredrickson
Tilton Ranch
Houx
the Red Cross
The
Red Cross Society
Columbia
Howe
America
Earth
Lonesome Creek
Corrall
Theo
Leonard HK. Kingiiin
Spring Creek
Thesday
Fin Mame
Jon Hankin
Woop Topka
Bill Pare
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