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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
4
The notice lists mailing details dated Aug 12 1915 with Campment En Wyoming. Subscription rates are given for one year six months and three months in advance. Advertising rates include display per column inch and local readers per line with minimum charges. Copy deadlines require Wednesday forenoon for display and Wednesday afternoon for local readers.
At the eighteenth annual session of Grand Chapter O. E. S. in Casper last week, officers for the coming year were elected led by Grand Matron Miss Clara Dickey Evanston and Grand Patron Fred Wycoff Thermopolis. Other officers include associations from Lander Sheridan Rawlins and Casper with Mrs Inez M. Robinson Cheyenne as grand secretary and Mrs Lillie Townsend Casper as grand treasurer. The nineteenth annual session will be held in Sheridan in September 1916, and Encampment No. 17 notes Mrs Ferry as grand Ruth and delegate.
H Larsen builds a business office at his lumber yard on McCaffney avenue. Jim Larsen of Rawlins opens a small grocery at the mouth of Purgatory gulch. Sunday school and evening preaching planned at the new bank building. Visitors arrive from California and New York for Grand Encampment's financial center. The Herald relocates to Freeman avenue near Kuntzman’s real estate. Local moves include Joan Kalkman and T H Andrews preparing new properties. Spring weather 70 to 80 degrees. preparations for Rawlins stage line completion.
The Encampment town council met September 9 1915 at city hall with Mayor Ed H Parkison presiding. Elections of officials, bill approvals, a clerk resignation and appointment, sidewalk notices, and action on a dangerous old building were discussed.
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