From Another Old Timer Praises Encampment Record
A 1915 letter from Trenton Nebraska thanks James R. Little for sending The Encampment Record. The writer recalls living in Encampment over seventeen years ago and notes enjoyment and interest in the published items and names. He wishes success for the paper and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton, Neb
James R. Little
Encampment
Wye
Geo
Eberhart
French Creek Fables and Local Events Highlight week
Milton Ames spent Friday night at French and Freeman Cook is riding for cattle on French creek this week. Mrs. Chas Sanger learned her mother was very low at Laramie. Fred and Maurice Healey shipped steers to Omaha. James Anderson and Jake Wirth delivered materials for the new Platte bridge at French. The Hallowe'en ball and supper at the city hall on Friday night October 89 promises to be unusual.
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Freeman Cook
French Creek
Chas. Sanger
Laramie
Messrs
Fred and
Maurice Healey
Fred
Omaha
James Anderson
Jake Wirth
the Platte
French
Hallowe'en
City Hall
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