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Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1917

Page

8

Lodge Directory Encamp Chapter No 27 Meeting Schedule

Lodge directory items list meeting times for Masonic and related orders. Encampment Chapter No 27 meets second Tuesday evenings at the Masonic hall with Mrs. F J Dermees as W M and Sproat as secretary. Platte Valley Lodge No 41 O O F meets Saturdays with gatherings at the O F ball. visiting brothers welcomed. Endesaart as N G and Ridulph Seimeers as secretary. Women of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No 510 meets first Thursday afternoon. Mary C Hiaton as G N and Grace M Baer as clerk. Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 3004 meets second Thursday. Mrs F D Barpers as Oracle and Jenwin Hopka as 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 details for Encampment Wyoming paper

The item records steady weekly publication credited to Lillian Little. It notes second class matter status and filing at the Encampment Wyoming post office on August 12, 1915 under the 1879 act.

Encampment Wyoming

Subscription Rates Decline Amid Economic Strain

Subscription costs face pressure as readers cut back amid economic strain. Publishers report cautious renewals and shifting demand, with some outlets adjusting pricing strategies to retain subscribers and stabilize revenue streams.

Local residents and visitors listed with moves and health notices

Wiley Boyd from Beaver, Grandma Parr moving in, Harry Neiswender from the hills, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hunter shopping, Joe Smith Dec Cuarleton and Bill Crout to the hills. Laundry work wanted to take home. Mrs. Coburn at Allison residence. Clara Anderson assisting Postmaster Wolford. Dighton Manley left Portland mine for Cheyenne. Jim Parr family moved into new home bought from A. J. Ferry. H. E. Ball sick in bed this week. Gay Weston returned from Denver with men for Portland mine. E. Tilton and wife moved to Bingham residence to begin housekeeping after stay at Boba hotel. Martin Farrell taken ill with smallpox and quarantined. Dr. Burke placed modified quarantine for exposed. Nels Erickson visiting out of town. Archie Anderson in Denver on business. Jack Finch and son from ranch to town. Mrs. W. N. Toothaker and daughter from Beaver. Ruth Platt weekend visit to sister Bert Rose on Beaver. Englehart, Thompson, Ferry, Christensen, and Healey hosted at Terwilliger ranch by Joe Hunter. Elizabeth Petty visiting Saratoga telephone exchange manager Mrs. Butle and Bernard.

Martin Farrell Burke

Red Cross chapter organized in Encampment by Saratoga unit

Mrs L G Davis of Saratoga organized a Red Cross chapter in Encampment with Mrs BH Parkison as chairman and other officers elected. Committees for entertainment and sewing formed. A Halloween dance will raise funds for Christmas boxes for Platte Valley service members. A bank room will host chapter meetings. all residents of southern Carbon county urged to join.

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 Peach Pickling Visit Recalls Local Lunch

On Friday afternoon October 5 Mesdames Kuntzman Crout and Tennant visited Mrs J E Anderson to pickle peaches and shared a donated luncheon. Mrs Kuntzman supplied coffee, Mrs Crout sugar, Mrs Tennant cream and milk. Claude Thompson contributed a tip of his hat to the gathering as the day passed pleasantly.

Encampment Card Publishes Ownership Statement 1917

The Encampment card in Wyoming prints an ownership and management statement for October 1, 1917. Lilian Little is listed as owner and publisher, with her address in Encampment Wyoming. No bonds or mortgages are reported. sworn before U S. notary Menglebart on October 1, 1917.

U. S Lilian Encampment Wyoming La‘lian Hincampment

Notice of Final Proof for Sageland Lot in Wyoming

Department of the Interior announces that Simun Sage filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish the claim on land described as Section 7 and adjacent lots in Township 14 North Range 83 West, 6th Principal Meridian. The hearing is before U.S. Commissioner W. Milton Englehart at Encampment on November 8, 1917. Witnesses cited: Thomas J. Wallraff Louis A. Cunningham George O. Bakro and Wirt M. Martin, all of Kemmerer, Wyoming.

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

Land Office Notice of Archaeic Claim in Wyoming

Notice from Cheyenne Land Office dated 1917 lists a claim in Township 13 North Range 8 West of the Sixth Meridian. It names Milton Baylhard, commissioner at Encimon, and claimant David No Boo with others as witnesses. Deadline set for November 7, 1917 to file a final claim for the land described in sections 4 and 2.

Tierio Land Office Cheyenne Yomine Nelson “S Ercampine N. Renee Meridian Milton Bavlhard Encimon David No Boo Thoma K Aeyrk

Local Blacksmiths Advertise Wares and Services

Wills ba kemith coal and supplies highlight general blacksmith needs. Nels ricks offers shoeing and a full range of blacksmithing repairs and supplies.

Kemith Coal

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Lodge Directory F. D. Barpers Oracle Jenwin Hopka W. C. Edwards Saratoga J. Henry Sticht Lillian Little 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 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 Livichasw 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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