Farmers Institute to Meet at Encampment Next Monday
A farmers institute for southern Carbon county ranchers will be held in Encampment on March 20 with talks by Prof Faville B F Burton Miss Henrietta Kolshorn and A E Bowman. Topics include soils forage crops feeding and breeding livestock and dairying with home economics for women. The event is free and aims to establish a permanent valley institute.
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Carbon County
Farmers’ Institute
George Peryam
A. E. Bowman
State Agricultural College At
Laramie
Saratoga
Prof. Faville
B. F. Burton
Henrietta Kolshorn
Boren Sorensen Visits Town From Mattle Basin
Boren Sorensen came down from the Mattle basin last Thursday and spent the latter part of the week with friends. He recalled the Record with a couple dollars to apply on a subscription.
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Boren Sorensen
Mattle Basin
Oklahoma Painter Plans Move to Encampment
Oklahoman l. Boyd of Cordell arrives in Encampment and plans to settle here. A painter and paper hanger, he will ply his trade in the town and expects to take a homestead in the area.
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Wyoming
L. Boyd
Cordell
Oklahoma
Record
Boyd
George Baker Returns Home After Surgeries in Denver
George Baker, recently released from a Denver sanitarium after two operations for fistula and appendicitis, has returned home in good spirits though still weak. He reports improved health and appetite and says recovery continues.
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G. O. Baker
Denver
Mr. Haker
Baker
Bin
Pantle Applies for Valley Land Restoration Entry
Harry Pantle visited town last Saturday and filed an application with the state land commissioner seeking restoration of a tract in the valley to restore entry rights.
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Harry Pantle
State Land Commits Sinner
Prospectors Prepare for Summer Work in Rich Copper District
Prospectors gear up for another mining season as Ferris Haggerty mine resumes full operations after a weather pause. Charter Oak mine yields high grade copper ore with 50 to 55 percent copper and $30 in gold. About a dozen men work the vein four feet wide. Joe Rank’s March 13 birthday party at the Bohn and Raa koa hotel drew about seventy five friends with cards dancing and a supper. McCormick and Morrison face a storm while crossing Spring Creek canon en route to their camp near Haggerty, losing their packs and barely surviving the cold. Dr Price treats frost bitten fingers as they reach Battle with Elwood the mail carrier. Battle Lake News.
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Charter Oak
Messrs. Held
Winters
J. C. Rank
Joe
McCormick and
Morrison
Battle
Haggerty Mine
Spring Creek Canon
Canon
Cow Creek
Cow Creek Canon
Spring Creek
Mr. McCormick
Encampment Mining District Sees Renewed Interest
A Denver party and associates plan visits to Encampment as snow melts to inspect properties. Portland Consolidated Copper company expects early operations, signaling potential revival. Local mines seek nearby smelting to boost ore processing and fairness for small owners. widespread activity anticipated within weeks.
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Denver
Portland Consolidated Copper Company
A New Heart service at Presbyterian church near Sunday
Ina O. Wolvarn, pastor, invites all to a unity focused sermon at the Presbyterian church near Sunday. The service titled A New Heart emphasizes forgiveness and acting as God ordains after unity.
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Presbyterian Church
Ina O. Wolvarn
Christian Endeavor Service Promptly Attended
The Christian Endeavor gathering last evening drew a well attended group with the topic well handled. The next Sunday evening will feature Getting Power From Our Pledge led by Miss Lela Fothergill with invitation extended.
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Servion
Mise Lela Fothergill
Byecyone
French Notes and Weekend Visits Reported
French Notes Martin Farrell was a caller Sunday afternoon. Fred Boynton dined with the Sanger family on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Healey and Fred Boynton dined at the Sanger ranch Saturday. LeRoy Jenkins and Curtis Roper took a trip to Brush Creek this week. The weather is pleasant and the snow is melting. The river is nearly open. E D Schoonmaker and family left Saturday for their New York City home. C A Cook of Brush Creek and Chas Sanger were called to Saratoga Saturday on business, returning Sunday afternoon.
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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 Social Notes From Beaverites
Ralph Platt began spring plowing Monday morning. Alice Toothaker visited Riverside last week. Mrs M Q Hayden went to F R Platt's home Sunday returning Monday. Mr and Mrs J R Rollman went to Rawlins where he had an operation. Mr and Mrs Bert Rose and the Platt sisters hosted a joint dinner for friends with nineteen attendees.
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Beaver Creek
Fuzzy
M.Q. Hayden
F. R. Platt
J. R. Rollman
Rawlins
Beaver Welcomes New Preacher Ira Wolford on Beaver Sunday
Ditch meeting held at I C Platts ranch and Miss Leila Hunter stayed home. Will Hayden ill with lagrippe for a week. Mrs Anderson and Clara visited Miss Mary Platt. Miss Pearl Meredith visited Bert Rose and Mary Platt. Ruth Platt returned from Encampment where she worked in the bank. Ira Wolford preached his first sermon in Beaver and locals welcome him to the field.
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I.C. Platt
Leila Hunter
Anderson
Clara
Mary Platt
Examinations Set by Rev Haupt in Saratoga
Rev William Haupt replaces Newport as examiner for the next teachers examinations to be held in the rectory library on the 24th and 25th of the month. Ranger James C Jensen will complete work in the Superior National Forest by March 15 and travel to the Nebraska National Forest by May 1 before returning to Encampment.
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Wm. H. Haupt
Mr. Newport
Saratoga
James C. Jensen
Superior National Forest
Nebraska National Forest Welk
Terwilliger Ranch Visited. Fine Hereford Stock Highlighted
The Record man toured Terwilliger ranch in Cow creek valley and inspected improvements including barns and corrals. He noted a large 1200 acre property with registered thoroughbred cattle and praised the progress made over eight years, mentioning prized brothers and sisters to the Wyoming champion bull sold for 5000 dollars in Denver.
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Terwilliger
Cow Creek
J R Rollman Undergoes Successful Double 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 the patient was resting easily at last report.
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J. R. Rollman
Rawlins
Harry Irwin
Marquis to Establish Basin as Mission Hub in Wyoming
R. R. Marquis, Sabbath school missionary of the Sheridan Presbytery, has visited Basin this week and will base operations there. He plans Basin as his northern Wyoming headquarters to oversee work in the entire northern part of the state.
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Basin
R. R. Marquis
Sheridan Presbytery
Wyoming
Canary Buys Champion Bull in Missouri Auction
The Kansas City Drovers Journal reports a Hereford sale in Harris Missouri on March 2 headed by Repeater L XIII, half brother to Repeater VII the junior champion at the 1915 American Royal. J D Canary & Son of Saratoga bought the animal for 8100 dollars, with Walter R Yost of Kansas City the competing bidder whose last bid was 8000 dollars.
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Kansas City Drovers Journal
Harris
Missouri
J. D. Canary & Son
Saratoga
Walter R. Yost
Kansas City
Odd Fellow Initiations and Local Travel Notes
D N Bird and Al Laroy were in Beaver Creek last Saturday and received second and third degrees in Odd Fellow ship. Mrs W G Wilcos returned from Ely Nevada where she visited her daughter Mrs Peters. Mrs Weters will view her parents here in July.
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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
Soren J. Sorensen
George 8
Ferris-Haggerty
Ann Actmie Sin
Christian Endeavor
Will Hayden
Terwalger Ranch
Canary
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