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Newspaper

Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1916

Page

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Farmers Institute to be Held at Encampment March 20

A farmers institute for southern Carbon county ranchers will meet in Encampment next Monday, March 20, with speakers from the state agricultural college. Prof Faville, B F Burton, Miss Henrietta Kolshorn, and A E Bowman will discuss soils, forage crops, feeding and breeding of livestock and dairying, with home economics topics for women. The event, free of charge, aims to establish a permanent annual institute for the valley.

Carbon County Farmers’ Institute George Peryam A. E. Bowman State Agricultural College At Laramie Saratoga Prof. Faville B. F. Burton Henrietta Kolshorn

Bown From the Hills Boren Sorensen Visits Town

Boren Sorensen came down from the Mattle basin last Thursday and spent the latter part of the week here with friends. He remembered the Record with a couple dollars to apply on a subscription.

Boren Sorensen Mattle Basin

Oklahoman Painter Plans to Settle in Encampment

Oklahoman visitor L. Boyd of Cordell arrives in Encampment and plans to locate there. A painter and paper hanger by trade, he intends to practice in the area and hopes to file on a homestead in the community.

Wyoming L. Boyd Cordell Oklahoma Record Boyd

George Baker Returns Home After Hospital Stay

George G. Baker, long in a Denver sanitarium for fistula and appendicitis operations, came home last week fully recovered though still weak and sore. He reports his health improved, and says he feels much better with an appetite returning, as Soren J. Sorensen arranged for the Record to George Hollister in Praggott, Wisconsin.

G. O. Baker Denver Mr. Haker Baker Bin Soren J. Sorensen George 8

Pantle Seeks Land Restoration Entry in Valley Tract

Harry Pantle, visiting last Saturday, applied to the state land commission for restoration to entry of a valley tract. The move aims to reestablish the land for entry rights under state regulations.

Harry Pantle State Land Commits Sinner

Prospectors prepare for renewed gold and copper mining

Prospectors plan a new push into the hills as Ferris-Haggerty mine resumes full blast after a storm pause. Charter Oak mine yields high grade copper ore with 50 to 55 percent copper and $30 in gold. Messrs Held, Winters, McCormick, and Morrison report rich sulphides and crystalized copper. Two men endure a severe storm, losing their way, freezing digits, and seeking shelter before reaching Battle.

Ferris-Haggerty Charter Oak Messrs. Held Winters McCormick and Morrison Battle Haggerty Mine Spring Creek Canon Canon Cow Creek Cow Creek Canon Spring Creek Mr. McCormick

Mining activity grows in Encampment district

The Encampment mining district shows rising interest with outside parties contacting The Record about properties. A Denver group plans visits once snow melts, with Portland Consolidated Copper Company hinting at preliminaries and nearby small owners hoping for a local smelter to process ore. Officials say activity will surge within weeks. community support could accelerate it.

Denver Portland Consolidated Copper Company

A New Heart Service At Presbyterian Church

Ina O. Wolvarn, pastor, invites all to a unity focused service titled A New Heart at the Presbyterian church near Sunday. The message calls for letting go of anger and embracing kindness and forgiveness as a path to unified service ordained by God.

Presbyterian Church Ina O. Wolvarn

Christian Endeavor Meeting At Bundy Evening Well Attended

The Christian Endeavor session at Bundy last evening drew a good audience and the topic was clearly handled. The next Sunday’s program will discuss Getting Power From Our Pledge led by Mise Lela Fothergill. Byecyone invited.

Servion Mise Lela Fothergill Byecyone

French Sunday Notes From Local County Scene

French notes record Martin Farrell hosting a caller Sunday afternoon Fred Boynton dining with the Sanger family and Healeys. Saturday Fred Boynton and C. Sanger were at the Sanger ranch for dinner. LeRoy Jenkins and Curtis Roper toured Brush creek this week as weather warms and snow recedes. E D Schoonmaker and family left Saturday for New York City. C A Cook of Brush creek and Chas Sanger went to Saratoga Saturday on business, returning Sunday afternoon.

Martin Farrell Fred Boynton Sanger Mrs. Healey Sanger Ranch LeRoy Jenkins Curtis Roper Brush Creek E. D. Schoonmaker New York City C. A. Cook Chas. Sanger Saratoga

Beaver Creek News Items Round Beaverites Gatherings

Beav er Creek residents report a busy week with Ralph Platt starting spring plowing on Monday Alice Toothaker visiting Riverside Fuzzy remark at parish event and inquiries about Sunday. Mrs M Q Hayden visited F R Platt Sunday and returned Monday Mr and Mrs J R Rollman traveled to Rawlins for a medical operation news and Bert Rose and Platt sisters hosted a large joint dinner for nineteen friends Sunday

Beaver Creek Fuzzy M.Q. Hayden F. R. Platt J. R. Rollman Rawlins

Beaver Baptists Welcomes New Preacher in Beaver

Last week included a late notice about a ditch meeting at I C Platts ranch. Miss Leila Hunter stayed at home. Will Hayden suffered lagrippe and was bed bound. Mrs Anderson and Clara visited Miss Mary Platt. Pearl Meredith visited Bert Rose and Mary Platt. Ruth Platt returned from Encampment where she worked in a bank. Ira Wolford preached his first Beaver Sunday sermon, welcomed by locals who pledge support.

I.C. Platt Leila Hunter Anderson Clara Mary Platt

Teachers Examinations Updated Appointments at Saratoga

The Rev. Wm. H. Haupt is named examiner in place of Rev. Mr. Newport and will oversee teachers examinations at the rectory library on the 24th and 25th of this month. Ranger James C. Jensen plans to finish work in the Superior National Forest by March 15 and move to the Nebraska National Forest around May 1 before returning to Encampment.

Wm. H. Haupt Mr. Newport Saratoga James C. Jensen Superior National Forest Nebraska National Forest Welk

Terwilliger Ranch visit highlights improvements and cattle

The Record visits Terwilliger ranch in Cow creek valley praising 1200 acres of enhanced land and well arranged barns sakes a large herd of thoroughbred cattle including sisters and brothers of Wyoming a champion bull sold for 5000 dollars in Denver. Terwilliger recalls naysayers and notes eight years of steady progress yielding deserved success.

Terwilliger Cow Creek

J. R. Rollman Undergoes Successful Hernia Operation

J R Rollman was taken to Rawlins last week by Dr Harry Irwin and placed in a hospital where a double hernia operation was performed. The operation was entirely successful and at last report the patient was resting easily.

J. R. Rollman Rawlins Harry Irwin

Basin Republican Sees Marquis Establishes Northern Wyoming HQ

R R Marquis Sabbath school missionary of the Sheridan Presbytery has visited Basin this week and plans Basin as his future headquarters. He will oversee the northern part of Wyoming from this base and carry on his missionary work across the region.

Basin R. R. Marquis Sheridan Presbytery Wyoming

Canary Buys Champion Bull in Missouri Auction

The Kansas City Drovers Journal reports a Hereford sale at Harris Missouri on March 2. Repeater L XIII, half brother of 1915 junior champion Repeater VII, sold for 8100 dollars to J D Canary and Son of Saratoga. Walter R Yost of Kansas City was the competing bidder, last bid 8000 dollars.

Kansas City Drovers Journal Harris Missouri J. D. Canary & Son Saratoga Walter R. Yost Kansas City

Beaver Creek men receive Odd Fellows degrees

D N Bird and Al Laroy from Beaver Creek were tapped last Saturday night for the second and third degrees in Odd Fellows. Mrs W G Wilcos returned from Ely Nevada where she visited daughter Mrs Peters. Mrs Weters plans to visit her parents here in July.

D.N. Bird al, Laroy Beaver Creek Odd Fellowship W. G. Wilcos Ely Nevada Peters Weters

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State Agricultural College Bown George Baker J. C. Rank Joe Ann Actmie Sin Christian Endeavor Will Hayden Terwalger Ranch Canary
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