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Newspaper

Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1917

Page

14

Lodge and fraternal meeting notices for local groups

Lodge Directory Encar Chapter No 27 meets on the second Tuesday evening each month in the Masonic hall Visitors invited Mrs F J Dermees W M Sproat Secretary Platte Valley Lodge No 41 OF meets every Saturday evening at the OF ball Visiting brothers invited WM Endesaart N G Ridolph Seimeers Secretary Women of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No 510 meets first Thursday afternoon each month Mary C Hiaton G N Grace M Baer Clerk Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 3004 meets second Thursday of each month Mrs F D Barpers Oracle Jenwin Hopka Recorder

A. F A. M Masonic Hall R. Rovian W. M Encar E. M F. J. Dermees Platte Valley Lodge O. F O. F. Ball Rointly WM. Endesaart N. G. Ridulph Seimeers Women of Woodcraft Meeta Mary C. Hiaton G. N. Grace M. Baer Royal Neighbors

Publication credits for Encampment weekly

The notice identifies Lillian Little as the publisher and notes the weekly paper is published every Thursday. It records that the publication entered second class matter on August 12, 1915 at the Encampment Wyoming post office under the March 8, 1879 act.

Lillian Little Encampment Wyoming

Subscription Rates Ebb and Flow For Local Readers

The notice outlines changes to subscription costs and delivery options for the community newspaper. Details include new annual and monthly rates, with adjustments in print and digital package offerings. Readers are advised to renew before the new terms take effect.

Local residents and visitors noted in Beaver weekly

Wiley Boyd from Beaver and other locals like Grandma Parr moving homes and Jim Parr family relocating. Visitors include Gay Weston from Denver and Nels Erickson. Smallpox quarantine placed by Dr Burke. several townsfolk travel to Cheyenne Denver and Terwilliger ranch with social visits and housekeeping moves noted.

Red Cross Organizes Chapter in Encampment

Mrs L G Davis of Saratoga forms a Red Cross auxiliary in Encampment with officers Mrs B H Parkison secretary Mrs W F Hopka treasurer Mrs George Kuntaman A Halloween dance was planned to raise funds for Christmas boxes for Platte Valley boys in the war service Committees on entertainment sewing and meetings were named and a bank building room loaned for chapter work All local residents urged to join the Red Cross effort

L. G. Davis Patte Valley Denver Suttles Marguerite Rhoades J. EB. Anderson E. C. Rhoades F. J Lordier Platte Valley Fred Healey Bank Carbon County M Movement Red Cross

Pleasant Afternoon Social Incident In October

On Friday afternoon October 5, Mesdames Kuntzman Crout and Tennant visited Mrs. J. E. Anderson, planned to pickle peaches, and shared a donated luncheon. The event featured small portions of coffee sugar cream and milk, as described by witnesses.

Encampment Weekly Ownership Statement 1917

The Encampment weekly in Wyoming publishes an ownership statement dated October 1 1917 sworn by Lilian Little owner and publisher. It lists Lilian Little Encampment Wyoming as owner and operator with no other bondholders or mortgages noted. The document bears a notary seal and confirms accuracy to the best knowledge of Lilian Little.

U. S Lilian Encampment Wyoming La‘lian Hincampment Livichasw

Notice of Publication for Land Entry in Wyoming

Department of the Interior notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated Sept 29 1917 announces Simons Sage has filed intent to make final proof for a land claim in section 7 township 14 north range 83 west on the 8th of November 1917 before U S Commissioner W Milton Englehart at Encampment Wyoming. Witnesses named are Thomas J Wallraff Louis A Cunningham George O Bakro and Whrt M Martin all of Keccammiity Wyoming. Wirt Rew Register. First pub Oct 4 last Pub Nov 1.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming Simu'n Sage W. Milton Englehart U. S Encampment N.ov Thomas J. Wallraff Louis A. Cunningham George O. Bakro Rt M. Martin Kecammiity Tierio Land Office Yomine Nelson “S Ercampine N. Renee Meridian Milton Bavlhard Encimon David No Boo Thoma K Aeyrk

Land Office Notice of Timber Claim at Cheyenne

Notice from the Land Office at Cheyenne dated 1917 announces a claim on certain land parcels described as section and township details. It names claimants including Milton Bavlhard and others and sets a filing deadline of November 7, 1917 for proof of residence and assertion of rights.

Blacksmithing and Coal Supplies Advertised

Wills ba kemith coal and all kinds of blacksmith supplies. Nels ricks general blacksmithing and shoeing services offered.

Kemith Coal

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Lodge Directory F. D. Barpers Oracle Jenwin Hopka W. C. Edwards Saratoga J. Henry Sticht Eee Nest Aang’ Core Eeerweee Wiley Boyd Beaver Grandma Parr Harry Neiswender Joe Hunter Joe Smith Dec, Cuarleton Bill Crout the Hills Clara Anderson Wolford Dighton Manley Portland Jim.Parr A. J. Ferry H. E. Ball Gay Weston Denver E. Tilton Bingham Boba Hotel Martin Farrell Burke Nels Erickson Archie Anderson Jack Finch Little Son W. N. Toothaker Harry Anderson Ruth Platt Bert Rose W. M. Englehart Claude Thompson Karl Christensen Terwilliger Ranch Elizabeth Petty Mre. Butle Bernard H. B. Guthrey Co Kimball Building Ghsper Wyo Tilton & Son L. A. Cunningham General Blacksmithing GCHE NEW Bohn Mary A. Bohn W. M. E.glehart Woming Ricks Ou Gneral Blacksmithing
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