Beaver Creek Social Notes From Last Week's Communicator
Jack Finch stays at Will Hunter ranch for a week or two. Emery Millers hunted last week. Wilmer Cunningham helps thresh on Wolfard and Tiunter ranches. Ben Peryam and C M Brown dined with Adrian Wolford. Rollmans visited Toothaker ranch. Ruth Platt and Fred Healey supped at Toothaker. Hobart Swartz visited his mother on the homestead. Mrs. Finch returned home from the Hunter ranch. Elmer and Mrs. Condon visited Miller home. R K Platt rented his ranch to Philip Flobr. Mrs. Johnston and two children stayed with Mrs. Kimnery Miller. Frances B. Smith, county superintendent, visited the school. Mesdames Pevaker Wolford and Anderson of Leaver dined with Cunningham at Riverside. A parcel post sale will follow the Encampment school primary department program in the city hall Tuesday evening November 27 with no admission and 25 cent parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Finch
Will Hunter Ranch
Emery Miller
Ruth Platt
Fred Healey
Hunter Ranch
Elmer Condon
Miller Home
Joe Johnston
Kimnery’ Miller
Frances B. Smith
Lsuiday
Mesdames Pevaker, Wolford and Anderson
Leaver
Cunningham
Riverside Jast ‘Thurs
The
Ladies’ Aid Society
Local notices and sales around Saratoga and Encampment
J C Rankin makes a business trip to Saratoga on Wednesday seeking two large first class horse hides and logs for sale via Parkison's store. James R Little notes a parcel post sale at city hall Tuesday evening and a building log cutting job. Martin Farrell to hold a public livestock and tools sale at his Encampment residence Friday November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkison
Martin Farrell
Encampment
Railroad monument moved to new site in Sherman Wyoming
The Saratoga Sun recounts how Union Pacific erected a stone monument to Oakes and Oliver Ames after the Civil War. The monument near the Rockies was relocated after decades away from the railroad line and will be moved piece by piece on dragons and snowboats to a new site by Sherman Wyoming. Bronze medallions on both sides honor the Ames brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Men’s Magazine
Union Pacific Railroad
Oakes Ames
Oliver Ames
Lincoln
Pacific
Union Macific
Rockies
Ralyoad
Congress
Sher- Dun Pass
Oakes Monument
Oliver
Oakes
Y M C A Red Triangle Fund drive appeals for donations
The nation seeks 35 million dollars for the Red Triangle Fund with Carbon County asked to contribute about 2000 and Wyoming to raise at least 30000. Pershing praises the effort while Platte Valley members of the county committee G W Broadet Pred B Currie Fred H Healey are authorized to solicit and receive donations in Saratoga Encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conral Pershing
M. CG
Platte Valley
Uthon County
G. W. Broadet
Pred B. Currie
Saratoga
Fred H. Healey
Repaving the Highway Improves Wyoming Route
The Lincoln Highway Association reports planned improvements for the route in Wyoming. Sections between Rawlins and Wamentier will be rebuilt and graded surfaces plus graveling underway. Work is also active near Bosler in Albany county and surveys east of Rock Springs and Lincon townships are in progress. Additional funding efforts are under way to support upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wromley
Carbon
Sweetwater
Lincoln Highway Association
Z. 8
Levison
Rawlins
Wamentier
Lincon
Wiins
Rock Springs
State Highway Commission
Albany County
Bosler
Vinta
Wyoming
Laramie Repub “i
Blacksmith Supplies For Sale By Nels Erickson
Blacksmith coal hardwood supplies iron and blacks wathe supplies offered by Nels Erickson for general blacksmithing and horseshoes. Also note the Women of Woodcraft will skip the annual Thanksgiving ball this year due to financial strain and illness among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Erickson
Women of
Woodcraft
Irrigation Grain Studied In Farmers Bulletin 865
The United States Department of Agriculture publishes Farmers Bulletin 865 on growing grain under irrigation. Wheat, oats and barley suit new land best, with rotation to alfalfa after first cut. flood, border and basin methods fit grain crops, detailing timing water needs and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fu Ure
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers Bulletin
Oland
Ark
le Duelletin
Drilling Near Walcott Attracts Saratoga Driller
Frank Wilcox of Saratoga returned from Walcott where he joined a drilling company prospecting the region. He says three Salt Lake concerns operate nearby and plan immediate deep-well work on Jim Ridge east of Walcott as prospects improve for testing in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilcox
Saratoga
Walcott
Wilcox
Salt Lake
Thait
Jim Ridge
Wal- Ott
Auto License RenewalsExpire December 31 in Wyoming
Notices sent from the Wyoming secretary of state warn that motor vehicle licenses expire December 21. Residents must renew for next year by submitting the required forms and paying the fee before the date. No renewals will be processed after the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Secretary of Stake
Deiter
Clint Cate
Tin Wedding Anniversary at Sprig Creek Party
A Tuesday evening gathering near Sprig Creek celebrated the tenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Kincaid. Neighbors and friends enjoyed a meal at Chatmuioc and a lively cavalcade returning to the home, with a supper and jollity that made the event memorable for all guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livia
Blaary
Joe
Sprig Creek
Rhodes
Kineall
Mors
Lawege
Lloyd Norman
John Aden
Elenneesy
Ale
Mie
Prank White
Mire
John White
Mie Krome Walker
Leonard ‘T. Kingwan
Harald
Thanksgiving Entertainment at City Hall Planned
The primary department of the encampment school will stage a Thanksgiving program at city hall on Tuesday evening November 27. Admission is 10 cents. Proceeds will buy pictures for the school room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encampment
Encampment State Bank Promotes Local Ownership
The bank emphasizes it is a people's bank with stock owned by local residents who also hold valley interests. It urges residents to keep money at home and states the bank can handle all valley business, led by President C. H. Sanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Bank
Keener Marries Helen Lennox in Colorado Springs
George Herring Keener, heir to the Keener- Price mining effort and son of Ida Keener, wed Helen Virginia Lennox at the Lennox home in Colorado Springs. The couple, accompanied by relatives, will reside in Encampment Wyoming after a 60 guest reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keener
J. O. B. Keener
Colorado Springs
Helen Virginia Lennox
John Lennox
Nevada Avenue
Helen Virginia
George Herring Keener
Ida Keener
Cache la Poudre Street
Clayton K. Powell
Ivywild Presbyterian Church
Hollister
Sydney Jexter Covert
Chicago
Agnes Lenox
Groop
Annis Keener
Keener
Raymond Lewis
Lodge Directory Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 5064
The Sunshine Camp No 5064 of Royal Neighbors meets on the second Thursday of each month for its regular lodge gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Woodcraft
Mary C. Heaton
Royal Neighbors
Encampment Hosts Successful High School Play and Dance
The town gathered at city hall last Friday to see Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry Yard, staged by Encampment high school. The performance drew a large audience and was well rendered with evident local talent. A post show dance followed the enjoyable event as Walter Leake and John Delaney departed yesterday for Rawlins to seek work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Poultry Yard
Walter Leake
John Delaney
Rawlins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stock Growers State Bank
COOK
Fred B, Durrie
Beaver Creek
Wilmer Cunningham
Thresh
Wolfard
Tiunter
Ben Peryam
C. M. Brown
Adrian Wolford Monnay
RK. H. Platt
Philip Flobr
J. C. Rankin
Carlos Hayden
Jack Brown
Syron Tillou
Walden
James R. Little
A. J. Chidester
Iowa
Prances B. Smith
Billoviins
Chas. Goodaker
Gilbert Rhinehart
Granger
Goodakers
Englehart
Saratoga Sun
Sherman Hill
Union Pacific
Y. M. C. A. Fund
Salt Lake Company
Danae
State Bank
C. H. Sanger
F. H. Healey
Lodge Directory
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
J. R. Ro_uman
W. M
Mars
F. D. Ixipces
W. M. Sproat
Platte Valley Lodge No
W. M. Englemart
N.J. RouooLved Semers
Mus. Ff
D. Bripces
Oracle
Jensik Horka
Recorder
Uate
Sigma Chi Fraternity
the Plummer Cafe
Plummer
G.W. Plummer
Wyo
Ord
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