Lodge and Encampment Meeting Notices For Clubs
Lodge Directory lists Encampment Lodge No 19 A F and A M meets Wednesdays at 8 pm in Masonic hall with W M Endenant and C Burke secretary Encampment Chapter No 17 C E S meets second Tuesday monthly in Masonic hall with Mak Ferry W M and EB Sproat secretary Platte Walker Lodge No 41 O O F meets Saturdays at I O O F hall with J W Fraser N G and James Littve secretary Women of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No 510 meets first Thursday afternoon Mary C Heaton G N Grace M Baker clerk Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No W64 meets second Thursday monthly Mary A Wiern Oracle Jennie Horxa Recorder.
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Encampment Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
W. M. Endenant
Mak Ferry
W. M
EB. Sproat
Women of Woodcraft
Mary C. Heaton
Royal Neighbors
Church Directory Presbyertan Services Schedule
Church directory lists Presbyterian services every Sunday evening at 8 00 o clock Sunday School each Sunday afternoon at 3 00 Christian Endeavor every Sunday evening at 7 00 Rev R R Marquis is the pastor
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Preserverian Courci
Christian Endeavor
Rev
R. R. Marquis
Sunday School to Meet in Reading Room Thursdays at 4:30
Rev Haupt announces that Sunday school will be held in the reading room at 4:30 every Thursday afternoon. Church services Thursday evening follow at 1:50.
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Haupt
Time Card for S. E. Railway Train Nos 1 and 2
Train No. 2 from Encampment to Saratoga at 4 25 p m and Walcott at 4 45 p m. Train No. 1 from Walcott leaves 9 15 a m for Saratoga at 10 25 a m and Encampment 11 55 a m.
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North Ly
Saratoga
Walcott
Eeetee
Local and Personal Notices From Saratoga Area
Local items list residents visiting towns and handling business last week. Names include L Wallis, Frank Crout, Andy Wagner, H H Smith, Louis Gunat, G Austin, Try a Glover Mango Shampoo ad, Frank Bridges, Mrs E Williams, A J Rosier, John Delaney. Notices warn no hunting or trespassing on Canyon and other controlled ranches.
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Canyon
Wilcox & Bon
Local Happenings in Encampment Area Last Weekend
Saturday and Sunday saw numerous visits and arrivals including Harry Hunter Amos Wilcox and Miss Lella Hunter visiting family, Doc Culleton and Mike Hanley heading to the hills Monday for work, and Claude Thompson with Jake Schmidt strolling to Rainbow Sunday. Frank Cyout secured the Ford agency for southern Carbon County while Phillip Flohr sought restoration of French creek lands. A carload of registered Hereford busts was offered east of Encampment, with Archie G Anderson and A McKay moving into new quarters on Freeman avenue and James Dettinger becoming Encampment city resident.
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A, McKay
S. RK. Phelps
Freeman Avenue
James G. Dettinger
McKay
Encampment City
New Tale of Laughing Alimony and Rose the Lady Cop
A playful old tale recites a string of domestic mishaps from a hair on a husband’s vest to a powder on his sleeve and a sweet note in his coat. The shoes drop a clue and Rose the lady cop uncovers a brisk, romantic, and comic resolution.
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Rose
Will Lewin
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Lodge Directory
Mary A. Wiern
Oracle
Jennie Horxa
Church Directory
Chichester
L. Wallis
Frank Crout
Sie
Andy Wagner
H. H. Smith
Louis Gunat
Rawlins
G. ©. Austin
Shriner
Casper
Glover's
Dusty
Frank Bridges
E. Williams
Hohn Hotel
A. J. Rosier
John Delaney
Tipperary
Presbyterian Reading Room
Frank C. Huston
Hopka& Dunbar Liquor Dealers
Jack Finch
Harry Hunter
Amos Wilcox
Dad Propst
Conness Ranch
Jake Bashore
Doc, Culleton
Mike Hanley
the Hills
Lella Hunter
Beaver
Claude Thompson
Jake Schmidt
Rainbow
Frank Cyout
Ford Agency
Carbon County
Harry Roper
Cook Ranch
R. F. Boyd
James R. Little
Cow Creek
M. W. Shafe
Dan, Bar
Henry Pantle Ranch
H. P. Schmidt
Clinton
Iowa
Miss Hattie
Phillip Flohr
French Creek
Archie G, Anderson
BOHN
Mary A. Bohra
United States
Plummer Saloon
Parkwood
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