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Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1915

Page

4

Appointment as U S commissioner praised in letter

A personal note from Herb R Schneider, manager of the Wyoming Labor's Journal in Cheyenne, congratulates James R Little on his appointment as U S commissioner and compliments the quality of his paper. Then a group including Leake, A Sproat, Pom Sproat, Li, Noiswender and Ben Bashore return from a week long big game hunt toward Big Creek with two leer back.

Herb. R. Schneider Wyoming Labor’s Journal Cheyenne James R. Little U. S BE. HH Leake A. Sproat Pom Sproat Li, Noiswender Ben Bashore Big Creek

Advertising Rates and Policies for Campment Wyoming

Entered as second class matter Aug ust 12 1915 at the post office at En campment Wyoming under the Act of March 8 1879 One Year in advance Six Months in advance Three Months in advance Advertising Rates Display per single column inch 25¢ per week minimum charge 25c local readers per line 10c per week minimum charge 20c obituaries cards of banks etc and all notices whereby a profit is received will be charged for at regular local reader rates and cash must accompany copy All copy for display advertising must reach this office not later than Wednesday forenoon to insure publication in current issue local readers not later than Wednesday afternoon All advertising ran and charged for until ordered discontinued

Local items and notes from town life and mining district

Over eleven years AED Grant Jones came from Rawlins on Sunday. S. L. Willis is on the sick list this week. Geo. Kuntzman traveled to Cheyenne on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rankin now reside in a new home on Rankin avenue. The “better half” arrived Sunday from Rawlins. To reach Grand Encampment baseball grounds ride Central Park car and alight at Winchell avenue and Eighth street. The first brick from Lew’s brick yard was shown Thursday of excellent quality. Thousands will soon line streets in masonry. The Grand Encampment mining district is hoped to be America’s greatest producing camp by experienced miners. The body of the Utah desperado killed last week is likely not Cassidy. The Robbers Roost leader is believed alive and at large, disappointing western residents.

J. C. Rankin Rankin Avenue Rawlins Central Park Winchell Avenue Eighth Street Lewis America

Notice to Homesteaders Seeks Land Filings Clerical Help

James R. Livrne US Commissioner prepares to take land filings proofs and related work. Petition circulates for a concrete steel bridge across the Encampment river at Riverside. High school meeting at city hall Monday night November urges widespread attendance and assistance.

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