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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
4
The notice outlines class matter posting in Encampment Wyoming with rates for display and local reader lines, including 25 cents per line per week, minimum charges, and obituaries or notices involving profit. It specifies deadlines for display and local reader copy and that ads run until ordered discontinued.
Carbon County Journal notes that Mrs Lillian Little editor of the En campment Record was a business visitor in the city this week and made a pleasant call at the Journal office, with plans to attend a picture show Saturday night.
Farmers' Review of Chicago urges small-town residents to spend locally to strengthen community welfare and prosperity. It argues that keeping dollars in the hometown economy supports local merchants, services, and schools, benefiting every resident through improved facilities and jobs.
Citizens urged to attend a mass meeting Friday night October 22 to appoint committees and state each district's sentiment on the high school district question. Definite steps to form the district may be taken. all residents are urged to participate, share convictions, and offer suggestions.
Henry Pantle and Dave Nichols report big bucks from a Bitter Creek deer hunt. The party included Harry Pantle, Andy Wagner, and Emory Martin, returning last Friday with successful trophies.
A Pleasure trip to Battle Lake last Sunday with Eberhart at the wheel and families of E C Rhoades and James R Little. The party reported bringing back the limit on white tail deer and grouse and noted plenty of snow along the way.
The Riverside Sunday school ends afternoon sessions for cold weather and joins St James church school led by Rev W H Haupt with Mr Rankin ferrying children. Pick up at 9 45 a m in cold mornings. after service, those who stay go to the reading room for return at 12 30. If needed two wagon trips. St James Sunday school starts at 10 a m. All invited.
Last Thursday evening at Mrs Suttles home youths formed The Encampment Dramatic Club and elected officers including President Mrs H E Ball and Vice President Mrs Denver Suttles. Members listed include Ada and Jessie Cunningham, Denver Suttles, Claude Thompson, and Carl Ashley. First play Among the Breakers announced for later date.
Andrew Rasmussen of Dixon joined new subscribers at Rawlins last Friday. The Stock Growers National Bank of Rawlins contributed $9.00 to support the Record during the previous week.
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