Lodges and Encampment Meetings in Local Masonic Hall
Lodge Directory lists Encampment Lodge No. 19 A F A M meeting first and third Wednesdays in Masonic hall with W M Englehart and Secretary Burke. Encampment Chapter No. 17 O E S meets on second Tuesday evenings. Maer Feary W M and Sproat Secretary noted. Platte Valley Lodge No. 341 O O F meets Saturdays in the O O F hall. Fisher N G and Lirrie Secretary listed. Women of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No. 510 meets first Thursday afternoon. Mary Heates N and Baker Clerk. Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No. 3064 meets second Thursday. Mary A Wier Oracle and Horka Recorder named.
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A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
E. S
Maer Feary
E. Sproat
Platte Valley Lodge
O. OO. F
J. W. Fisher
James R. Lirrie
Women of Woodcraft
Mary C. Heates
N. Grace M. Baker
Royal Neighbors
Presbyterian Council Services and Sunday Programs
The church conducts Sunday services each week at 8:00 p m and Sunday School at 10:30 a m. Christian Endeavor meets Sunday evenings at 7:00 p m led by Pastor Rev C W Croucu.
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Presbyterian Council
Christian Endeavor
Rev
C. W. Croucu
Train Schedule Between Walcott and Encampment
Daily service shows Train No 2 from Walcott to Saratoga and Encampment with departures at 3 30 p m and 8 45 p m. Train No 1 from Walcott to Encampment departs 9 15 a m arriving 11 55 a m with intermediate calls at Saratoga.
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Walcott
Saratoga
Local notices from Rawlins Wyoming and surrounding area
A roundup of brief items: people visiting from Beaver and Heather Creek, Frank Crout and Jelf Bert Rose inquiries, Boyd Bros cleaning and pressing services, Glover’s Mange Shampoo at Dusty’s Shop, Louis Gunst rancher from Beaver, Saratoga business trips, Carl Willford from Heather Creek, tie drive visitors, hides and furs to be notified, Rawlins business mov es, Amos Wilcox driving horses, July 4 Riverside Park picnic notices in Encampment, personal business contact reminders and price discussions in Rawlins and surrounding towns.
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Riverside Park
Encampment Notes On Local Events And Changes
Local items report a recruiting office opening for the Wyoming National Guard in Encampment on Tuesday and a shift of I O O F lodge meeting nights to Saturdays. Residents mentioned include Dave Bird from Bes ver creek ranch visiting, E H Parkison repainting his residence, and plans for dance night at city hall on July 4. Also noted are wedding travel, new homestead prospects for Wiley Boyd, and ore gathering activity near tramway No 2 with multiple locals helping and shipping plans.
Fourth of July Dance at Encampment City Hall
Public dance to be held at Encampment City Hall next Tuesday night July 4. New maple floor laid for the event and an out of town orchestra is arranging music ensuring a good time for attendees.
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City Hall
Encampment
Hides Pelts Furs and Wool Price Pushes Demand in Wyoming
Jam pays top market rates for hides pelts furs and wool KK D Sheldon Rawlins Wyoming Boyd Bros offers cleaning pressing and repair services to revive old clothes and make them look new Try them.
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Sheldon
Rawlins
Wyoming
Jam
Boyd Bros
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Parrison’s
Wolfard
Lodge Directory
W. M. Englemart
W. M W. C. Burke
Mary A. Wier
Jennin Horka
Church Directory
Sordier Drug CO
Encamppient
Wyo
Tra ‘Ly
Encampa
North Rent
Chichester
Frank Crout
Jelf
Bert Rose
Beaver Jereek
Glover’s
Dusty
Louis Gunst
Beaver
WH. Cox
James GG. Dettinger
Carl Willford
Heather Creek
James BE
Anderson
Rawlins Tueaday
Amos Wilcox
Moneay
Davis Ranch
Tam
Hopka& Dunbar Liquor Dealers
Dave Bird
Besver Creek Ranch
I. Q. OU. F. Lodge
Wyoming National Guard
E. H. Parkison
W. F, Hopka
Hawlins
H. G. Evans
Dolly Hopka
Platte Valley Lodge No. 34
Soren Sorensen
Rambler
Marquis
Basin
E. C. Rhoades
Cheyenne
Wiley Boyd
R. PF. l
Earl Boyd
Cordell
Oklahoma
Medicine Row
Joe Smith
No. 2
Orlando Petersen
Denver Suttles
the Record Office
Chers
Bohn
Mary A. Bohn
Proprietross
James R. Little
United States
Plummer Saloon
Parkwood
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