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Newspaper

Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1916

Page

4

Local Notables List From Several States and Cities

The fragment lists individuals and households including Mr and Mrs, Bohn Hotel, RR Z McCoy of North Park, Earl Staumer Tulsa Oklahoma, W J Cheley Ther mopolix Wyoming, RK Barnstable Blackfoot Idaho, Miss Lella Hunter Ranch T H Yelton H J Brown G W Loving Robert McQue Denver Colorado, Chas Fertig Colorado Springs Colorado. Names and places appear without context or events.

Z. McCoy North Park Earl Staumer Tulsa Oklahoma W. J. Cheley Thermopolix Wyoming RK. L. Barnstable Blackfoot Idaho Lella Hunter Ranch T. H. Yelton H. J. Brown G. W. Loving Robert McQue Denver Catorado Chas Fertig Colorado Springs Colorado

Encampment Figures in Colorado Visitors and Local Names

T. Fletcher of Routt County Colorado visited Encampment on Monday to see LA Stallings on legal matters. Charles Armour of the National Bank of Cheyenne and Mr. Bently of Pine Bluff, friends of J. A. Reed, were fishing and hunting in and around Encampment.

T. Fletcher Routt Colorado LA. Stallings Charles Armour The Rain National Bank of Cheyenne Mr. Bently Pine Bluff J. A. Reed

Advertising Rates and Copy Deadlines for Local Papers

Advertising rates listed include display per single column inch at 25c weekly with a minimum 2c. local readers per line 1c weekly with a 20c minimum. Obituaries and notices with profit are charged at local reader rates. Cash with copy. Display ads due Wednesday for current issue. local reader ads due Wednesday afternoon. Ads run and are charged until discontinued.

Beaver Creek News Briefs From Local Ranches and Visitors

Archie Anderson visited the Toothaker ranch for grain last week and Henry Crane rode in from the Peck ranch on Thursday for grain. Miss Clara Anderson leaves for Rawlins to attend school this winter. Wilbur Toothaker spent several days in Encampment for Doctor Irwin to treat a right hand abscess. J A King and wife from Boulder paused on Beaver Monday to pick Leila and Theron Fothergill for Boulder. they will study in Idaho this winter. Beaver visitors to Saratoga’s fair included Mr. and Mrs. W R Hunter and Miss Lella, Mr. and Mrs. R H Platt and son, H P Flohr, Karl Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Vyvey, W D Hayden, Chas Hayden, Clyde Lowrey, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Anderson and sons Albert Charles Will and Harry and daughter Clara, Miss Ruth Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. W Toothaker and son Wilbur and daughter Alice, Louis Gunst, and Mr. and Mrs. J R Rollman. Ira Casteel was in town Monday.

Henry Crane Beaver Peck Ranch Clara Anderson Rawlins Luesday Wilbur Toothaker Saratoga W.R. Hunter Lella R. H. Platt H. P. Flohr Karl Kaiser Chas. Vyvey W. D. Hayden Chas. Hayden Clyde Lowrey Nels Anderson Albert Charles Will Harry Clara Ruth Cornell W.tooth-Taker Wilbur Alice Louis Gunst J. R. Rollman

Prize winners at Carbon County Fair showcase livestock and breads

Arch ie Anderson leads with first in Buff Plymouth Rock and Barred Plymouth Rock ribbons. Mrs J Codington and Mrs Archie Anderson win first in Buff and Barred categories. Large livestock display by Archie Anderson and Mae Ferry. Bread prizes go to Mrs W Hl Large and Mrs P L Howard. Flour prizes include Lexington Crear Up to Date Puritan Cheyenne Chief. Grain and vegetable results unavailable.

Wmn Torbett Archie Anderson Mrs. J. Codington Plymouth Rock Russell & Haymaker Jones & Wolford Plymouth Rocks Buff Orphington Andy Dahl Buff Orpington W. Hl. Large Mae Ferry P. L. Howard Lexington Crear

City Council Proceedings Seem To Postpone Regular Session

The municipal council delayed the September 4 1916 meeting due to no quorum. Mayor Englehart presided with Councilmen Chichester Crout and Sproat present. Varying payments are listed for city hall labor, police, and printing, totaling several dollars. The council adjourned after approving payrolls and bids for the city hall contract.

W .M. Englehart Englehart Chichester Crout Sproat J. W. Fisher W. C. Burke J. H. Nesbitt Frank Boyd L. Willis Jack Ridlett K. P. Nickel A.J. Chidester City Hall W. M. Expienart

Nuff Sed Club Holds Social in Encampment Reading Room

The Nuff Sed social in Encampment’s old reading room drew twelve attendees who enjoyed food and fun. Al Titude donated a candy box. Ben Zine and Guy Serr tied in a cake eating contest. Pearl nine reports copper drilling soon, with some workers hired and others yet to be found for machine operation.

al Titude Ben Zine Guy Serr Pearl Nine

Local and Personal Notes From Beaver and Vicinity

Earl Boyd from Beaver Saturday J R Reed attended the Parr sale Monday W F Hopka at the Parr Jim Dettinger at the public J R Rollman in town Tuesday Dal Propst from Saratoga Monday Mrs Charles Vyvey in town Monday shopping Charlie Chapman attended the Jim Parr site Monday Royce Boyd last week with R 3 McVoy surveying Remember the game at city hall Friday September 29 Harry H Smith made a business trip to town Tuesday Frank Crout and wife attended the sale Monday on the Parr ranch Mrs F Rhoades sick list last week but now up Chas McKay took AMcKay and wife to Laramie first of week sale at Couzens store Saturday Ladies bake September 16 Encampment parties on the North Fork berry picking Come to rob Sunday evening at eight o clock sermon Gods Today Dance at pity hall Friday night September 22 Good music and good time Jake Bashore to Missouri Monday for ill father Joe Rankin and John Delaney on Beaver repairs Telegraph line work by Rankin and Delaney Boyd Bros cleaning pressing repairing old clothes A Kelling back from Nebraska family moving to York Nebraska Mining location frothes available at Record office Glover Madge Shampoo for dandruff at Dustys Shop Charles Hansen and children visiting G C Austin Alice Boyd took charge of Beaver school Amos Wilcox in town for car repair Pioneer Sheep Co shipped eight cars to Omaha Mrs Summers Archie Andersons sister left for Wallace Idaho J D Tillou back from Denver chiropractors for stomach trouble improved greatly J W Wisda Kirby Austin A Sproat surveying Walcott for Saratoga Encampment railroad Trustees elected A Sproat John Metcalf Cheyenne printer C B Googer visitingMrs H H Smith leg broken knee joint not improving operation likely for Denver trip for care

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Couzens Store CO Dusty’s Plummer Boyd-Bros Tillou Record Office the Encampment Record James R. Little Lillian Little Encampment Advanc Aver Creek Beaverites Toothaker Ranch Ira Casteel State Bank Carbon County Fair J. W. Scarrow Munz Gee. Meason Council Proceedings J.A. Schmidt Plummer Cafe Swift Tilton & Crout Earl Boyd J.R. Reed Parr W.F. Hopka Jim Dettinger Dal Propst Charles Vyvey Charlie Chapman Jim Parr Royce Boyd R. 3 McVoy N'G'il Harry H. Smith Frank Crout Parr Ranch Chas, McKay A.mckay Laramie Couzens North Fork Pity Hall Jake Bashore Missouri Joe Rankin John Delaney Boyd Bros A. Kelling Nebraska Mr. Kelling York Dandraff Dusty Charles Hansen G. C. Austin Alice Boyd Amos Wilcox Pioneer Sheep Company Omaha G. C. Baker Bernice Ollie Holy Child Jesus J. D. Tillou Mr. Tillou J. W. Wisda Kirby Austin A. Sproat Walcott Saratoga and Encampent Presbyterian Church John Metcalf James Dettinger Alex McKay C. B. Googer Mr. Googer H. H. Smith Mr. Smith
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