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Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1917

Page

9

Fish Fry Meeting Postponed Until May 26 at 2:30

The Fish Fry meeting was postponed due to bad weather. Ranchers from Tincampment valley and town citizens are urged to attend at the city hall next Saturday afternoon May 26 at 2:30 to plan the entertainment and coordinate preparations with Encampment merchants.

Tincampment Valley Wyoming

Rewards Awarded in Carlisle Train Bandit Case

Judge Winter's findings detail the distribution of a 58650 reward among claimants for arrest or information leading to Walter L. Cotterel. Several names receive specific shares while Elk Mountain Saratoga and Encampment residents are deemed ineligible for rewards due to location and timing of their activities.

N. R. Greenfield Rawlins W. L. Carlisle Winter Union Pacific Railroad Company Walter L. Cotterel Sec O Baccus Renna Has A. Harden Rubie Rivera O. 'B Irwin Mark A. Skinner Julian H. Bowles Robert Greig John Bangs Geo. H. Stockwell Wm. J. Hayes H. W. Hansen Isaac Grooman M. E. Pickett W.C. West L. C. Ayer F. E. Carter Harry Sterling Walter Sterling Alex Grooman Hugh Clark M. E. Miller Fred G. Dudley Walker Vivian C. Chamberlain Elk Mountain Saratoga John Milliken Glen Scott J. E H. Anderson Cottrell

Registration Day Near as War Draft Prep Moves

The Rawlins sheriff’s office received blanks from the War Department for registering all under the selective conscription act. States and counties will begin registration once the president’s proclamation sets a date. Precincts will register like elections, aided by volunteers including Nellie Gooldy of Savery who offers to work free in Savery precinct.

Rawlins War Department United States Carbon County Nellie Gooldy Savery Pickett Gooldy

National Park Service Organized. Stephen Mather Named Director

Secretary of the Interior Lane announces the National Park Service is organized by Congress with Stephen T. Mather of Chicago appointed director. Mather, formerly assistant to the secretary, will devote his full time to park work. Born in California in 1867, he studied at the University of California and later entered manufacturing borax and boracic acid with Thorkildsen Mather in Chicago. He belongs to the Sons of the American Revolution DC Chapter and the Cosmos and University Clubs in Washington.

Lane National Park Service Congress Stephen T. Mather Chicago Mather California University of California New York Thorkildsen Mather Company District of Columbia the Sons of the American Revolution Cosmos and University Clubs Washington

Wyoming Lands Opened for Homestead Entries in East

Secretary Lane designates 100200 acres in Wyoming for homestead entries as part of 615400 acres across eight western states. The land will be opened in nine eastern counties of eastern Wyoming including Niobrara Crook Goshen and Johnson.

Secretary Lane Wyoming

Penn Wyoming Sale Confirmed in Cheyenne Court

Word reached Encampment that Judge Riner confirmed the $165,000 bid of Raymond Starr for the Penn Wyoming properties, settling a decade-long litigation. The bill of sale includes a clause preventing dismantling and urging development of resources, suggesting notable activity before winter.

Raymond Starr Penn-Wyoming Cop Riner Cheyenne

Wyoming lands to be designated soon under homestead law

Senate appeal for early action on Wyoming land classification gains backing from W C Mendenhall of the U S Geological Survey. With $150 000 approved in the sundry civil bill, field work will begin when funds are available, aiming for summer and fall results and potential sweeping designations to aid settlers.

John B. Kendrick Wyoming W. C. Mendenhall U. S. Geological Survey Mendenhall Kendrick Cheyenne

No More Liquor Advertising After July 1

Postmaster General Burleson issues Liquor Bulletin No 1 prohibiting mail among dry states. Publishers face fines up to 1000 dollars or six months imprisonment for sending prohibited liquor advertisements by mail. Prohibition dates listed for bordering states Wyoming Colorado Idaho Nebraska South Dakota Montana Utah with various enactment dates.

Burleson Wyoming Post Office Department Colorado Idaho Nebraska South Dakota Montana Utah

School Dance a Success at Encampment City Hall

The Friday night dance at Encampment City Hall drew a large crowd from the valley, with a midnight supper by the school mothers generating good profit. A Sunday benefit ball game against Saratoga drew many spectators, Saratoga winning 15 to 5. The event earned thanks from school officials and families. Wred B Currie of Bar Saratoga attended, and George Kunteman returned to Encampment after months away.

Saratoga

Sunset Hill and ranch tensions at X-B clash

Fred King causes a fight with the X-B cook and leaves the ranch as tensions rise. Kid Silver notices a change in Dickie as the X-B cattle dispute heats up with owner Winslow likely to visit Old Man Silver to press a claim over fence breaches and cattle trespass.

Fred King X—B Fred West Silver Silvers Kid Silver Dickie Ole Winslow James Winslow Old Man

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Carlisle Total Judge Winter Cheyenne State Leader Penn-Wyoming L. C. Stallings Eocampment Messrs I’, L. Johnson E A. Padgitt Cleburne Texas Wred B Currie George Kunteman New Yerk Jack Finch Crowlin Ranch
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