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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
12
The notice lists second class matter details for Encampment Wyoming with dates and act reference. It outlines advertising rates for display and local reader lines, minimum charges, and payment rules. Obituaries and revenue notices incur regular local reader rates and require cash with copy. Copy deadlines require advance submission to ensure current issue publication.
Mrs Lillian Little editor of the En campment Record was a business visitor in the city this week and paid a pleasant call at the Carbon County Journal office. A picture show is planned for Saturday night.
Farmers' Review of Chicago urges small town residents to patronize local merchants to keep dollars circulating within the community. It argues local trade strengthens schools, churches, and housing while supporting neighborhood development and overall prosperity.
A successful town meeting requests mass gatherings this Friday night October 22 and directs each district to appoint committees to attend the next meeting. Participants are urged to state their district sentiment on forming a High school district and to contribute constructive suggestions as steps toward conviction and action.
A party led by Henry and Harry Pantle along with Dave Nichols Andy Wagner and Emory Martin returned last Friday from a deer hunt on Bitter Creek. Nichols and Pantle report big bucks to their credit.
A Sunday excursion to Battle Lake with Geo and Eberhart at the wheel, E C Rhoades and family, and James R Little and family. The party reports a successful hunt with the limit of white tail deer and grouse, and notes heavy snow on the trip.
Riverside Sunday school discontinues afternoon sessions for the cold season and relocates to St. James church school. Rev. W. H. Haupt arranges with Mr. Rankin to transport children each Sunday at 9 45 a m with return trips from the reading room at 12 30. Two wagon trips possible if attendance grows. St. James Sunday school starts at 10 a m. all are invited.
Young people formed The Encampment Dramatic Club at Mrs. Suttles home last Thursday. Officers elected include President Mrs. H. E. Ball, Vice President Mrs. Denver Suttles, Secretary Fred Hopka, Treasurer Claude Thompson, managers Ada and Jessie Cunningham, Denver Suttles, Claude Thompson, musical directors Mrs. Hopka Woods and Carl Ashley. Members listed include Mesdames Ball Suttles Hopka Woods and Ashley and Misses Cunningham Johnston Crout Heaton and Delaney plus Messrs Denver Suttles Thompson Hopka Peterson Ashley. Mrs. Hopka and Mrs. Woods elected honorary members. First play titled Among the Breakers. date to be announced.
Andrew Rasmussen of Dixon joined new subscribers at Rawlins last Friday. The Stock Growers National Bank of Rawlins contributed $9 to support the Record during the past week.
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