02 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
1
The Saratowa Sun report by Geo C. Austin drew ire as the Record dispute unfolds. The letter details alleged mortgage schemes, payments, and failed plant ownership amid election fallout and town politics.
At City Hall Tuesday night a large Democratic crowd heard J. Hawlln of Cheyenne, a polished orator, deliver the feature address. County commissioner candidate T. McConiness, labeled a road crank by rivals, spoke on roads. Mayors and other candidates made brief remarks. A new high grade ore strike near New Hamer mine reported copper assays up to 00 percent. Mrs. I. L. Pingerle visiting relatives on Beaver.
Arch ie Hunter, a leading North Park rancher, shows a 3 50 pound Hereford calf weighing 750 pounds raised on North Park hay. The animal may be exhibited at the Chicago International stock show in Fort Collins Express. Miss Lockie Boyd and Miss Aliee Lowe visit for two weeks. The Anderson sale Wednesday drew a good crowd with strong prices. Harry Anderson returns from Fort Collins after eye care. Mr. and Mrs. Hayden and Mr. and Mrs. Toothaker hosted visitors last week. A ten pound baby girl named Celia born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm Butler of lower Beaver. Bert Rose learns of his father’s death in Salida, Colorado. Beaver schoolhouse hosted a Halloween social planning session.
A Wyoming dry farming article describes a six acre plot near Lusk yielding 500 bushels of potatoes on four acres and 400 pounds of cabbage on the remaining land, plus 10 bushels of seed corn and other crops, illustrating successful but questioned efficiency and future farm plans. It cites a Red Spetus Miner endorsement and notes a letter from William I. Hormner about returning to the area, reflecting rural pride and migration sentiments.
Var Bert Rose and family have moved onto their homestead near Beaver Creek. FE C Lowrey called at the Herd ranch on Tuesday.
A Friday afternoon dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Cromi at their Encampment home drew married friends for games music and a sumptuous meal. Guests exchanged fortunes via string tied verses and ended with toasts readings and light entertainment. Karl Hoyd was named to the Parkinson store vacancy after Fred Hopka left for Montana.
Nuff Sed club met last Wednesday at Luke Warm's home with Miss Della Kate serving refreshments. Next Wednesday, Miss Allie Gary will entertain at Molly Coddle and Guy Serr's home. Porwilliger and wife arrived from Cow Creek. A young people’s party was held at Peryam, and Enecampment attendees joined Monday night.
A garbled note places Pipkin heading to Montana for a clerical position with a large northern Wyoming company, later to be stationed at a holiday breeding facility. References include W. OF. Hlopka and others. Ira Casteel arrives from Gey Creek ranch to visit Rawling Buriday.
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