Local and Personal Notes From Saratoga and Nearby
Paul Pilon visited from Saratoga on Turkey eggs one dollar per setting Dr. Louis Gunst and Joe Smith among locals. Hay and lump coal for sale. Martin Farrell back from Denver recuperating. Riverside property for sale by L. P. Morrison Roseville. The OO saloon being redecorated by Frank Boyd. Helmer Peterson to work at Plummer cafe. Ellis Herring to read the Records for a year via uncle Della Fleming Encampment. E. H. Parkison reports deplorable road conditions between Medicine Bow and Walcott. J. A. Reed moving to Glenrock to join another bank. Bridges child ill with appendicitis then pneumonia. now recovering at home.
Society Notes Show Local O. E. S. Chapter Host Grand Matron
The local O. E. S. chapter welcomed grand matron Mrs. Carrie Fisher of Lander last Friday with an engaging talk and support. a midnight repast followed. Absence of matron Mrs. F. D. Bridges due to her ill son led associate matron Miss Hattie Tilton to fill in. A separate event celebrated Master Hoyt Parkison at his May 22 birthday with games and lunch hosted by Mrs. Parkison. Attendees included Catherine Hopka, Katherine Jacobson, Prances Heaton, Marion Crout, Myrtle Dunbar, Cordelia Metcalf, Mildred Parkison, Ada Cunningham, Friene Butler, Hoyt Parkison, Joe Wirth, Harlan Nickell, George Kuntaman, Earl Tennant, and visitors Mrs. Shields and Mrs. Fisher. The Woman's Magazine club met at Mrs. E. H. Parkison’s with Preparedness as the topic, led by Mrs. Lois Suttles. Rolls called current events. Mrs. Jack Brown resigned as secretary, Mrs. Suttles elected to fill the post. Luncheon guests included Mesdames Aulerson, Ball, Ferry, Brown, Suttles, Little, Miss Mary Bohn, Miss Hattie Tilton, and Mrs. Shields. Mrs. Shields and Mrs. Parkison’s mother were aquent. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Lois Suttles on Friday June 8, focusing on Home Economies led by Mrs. J. Anderson.
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O. E. 38
Carrie Fisher
Lander
F. D. Bridges
Hattie Tilton
Hoyt Parkison
Parkison
Shields
George Kuntaman
Woman's Magazine Club
E. H. Parkison
Lois Suttles
Jack Brown
Suttles
Ball
Secret Trail Chapter II Confrontation at the Fence
James Winslow pressures old man Silver over cattle trespass and fence damage, offering to buy two Hereford bulls. Silver rebuffs him, hinting at a planned trap as Winslow retreats. Kid Silver senses danger while Fred arrives with a friendly distraction. Continued next week.
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Winslow
Old Man Silver
Anen Winslow
Daugter
Kid Silver
Fred
Fish Fry Meeting Tonight at City Hall
Weather delays last week's Fish Fry meeting. a new gathering is set for tonight at 8 o'clock in City Hall. Residents eager to sustain the event are urged to attend and help plan dates, actions, and voting sentiments. Also notes local names and brief community updates amid a light news week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Bucaument
Splendid Wyoming Industrial Edition Issued by Kemmerer Camera
An outstanding edition, the best of its kind in Wyoming, was issued last week as the Industrial Edition of the Kemmerer Camera. It runs ninety six pages plus the cover, with well written descriptive features on Lincoln county, many hall tones and photographs of the area. The edition is expected to bring substantial benefit to Lincoln county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Plummer House Reopens After Thorough Renovation Ad
The Plummer House on the last page of this week’s Record presents a half page ad announcing a full renovation. Rooms, furniture, and fixtures cleaned and revarnished from cellar to garret, with the cafe and meat market reopening tomorrow serving meals and short orders. Manager G W Nicol known as Nick invites trade, urging readers to clip and use his services, plus news of Mrs N A McDonald arriving from Chicago and staying with the Bakers in the valley due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plummer House
Garret
G. W. Nicol
Nick
N. A. McDonald
Chicago
McDonald
Geo. Q. Baker
Bakers
Stockholders Urged to Send Certificates After Fire
All persons holding stock in the Mint Gold Mining Milling and Development company are requested to mail their stock certificates so records can be restored after a fire destroyed company books. Secretary L A Cunningham promises to return certificates as soon as they are recorded.
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Mint Gold Mining, Milling & Development Company
L. A, Cunningham
May 14 1917 Council Installs New Mayor and Officials
Special session at the office of W M Englehart installs newly elected mayor J C Rankin and councilmen. Rankin takes oath and files it with the city clerk. Rankin appoints committees on street and alley, hall, law and order, finance, cemetery, fire and light, and park. Adjournment recorded with mayor J C Rawer and clerk W C Burke. Mrs Fr Lordier listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M. Englehart
J. C. Rankin
W. M. Englehart
F. J. Lordier
Rankin
Council
Street
Alley
Crout
Englehart
Hall
Lordier
Sproat
Law and Order
Finance
Messrs, Englehart and Sproat
J. C. Rawer
W. C. Burke
Mint Gold Mining stockholders meeting notice
The Mint Gold Mining Milling and Development Company notifies stockholders of its annual meeting at Riverside Wyoming city hall on Wednesday June 46 1917 at 2 o clock in the afternoon. The purpose is to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may come before the meeting. Secretary UC. Cunningham signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mint Gold Mining, Milling & Development Company
Riverside
Wyoming
Co. L. Foenry
UC. A. Cunningham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Pilon
Saratoga
Louis Gunst
Joe Smith
Chichester
Martin Farrell
Denver
L. P. Morrison
Roseville
Calif
Frank Boyd
Helmer Peterson
Rawlins
Plummer Cafe
Ellis Herring
Brush Creek
Della Fleming
U. P
Medicine Bow
Walcott
J. A. Reed
Glenrock
Mr. Reed
Society Notes
Stock Growers State Bank
Platte Valley
Durrie
James Winslow
Joe
Nels Erickson
H. I. Smith
J. 2
Rollman
Linkard Car
Wopka
Record
Plummer
Council Proceedings
J.C. Rankin
D. F.crout
Fire and Light
Messrs
Sproat and Crout
Fr. Lordier
Stockholders’ Meeting
Tilton & Crout
Tilton & Son
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