Encampment Lodge and Women of Woodcraft Notices
Public notices list Platte Valley Lodge No 341 Odd Fellows meetings each Saturday at O O F hall with officers named. Women of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No 516 meet first Thursday monthly. Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 4064 meet second Thursday monthly. Also a bank financial statement for The Encampment State Bank in 1917 shows assets and liabilities with officers attesting to accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
J. R. Roliman
W. M C. Burer
F. D. Bripces
W. M
E. Sproat
Platte Valley Lodge
Women of Woodcraft
Mary C. Hreavos
G. N
Grace M. Baker
Royal Neighbors
Inveta
State Bank
Wyoming
Carhon
Joseph Mung
Josers Munz
Jas J. Lorprer
Gro. E. Ansortr
R. P. Fuller
Writer of Good Stories Promotes Wyoming Railroading Novel
Frank Hamilton Spearman, a veteran railroad author, is hailed as a laureate of pioneer railroading in the Rockies and Sierras. His new serial Sun of Music Mountain blends adventure and romance with authentic desert settings, featuring strong, brave characters and suspenseful action. Saratoga Sun notes S L Willis of Encampment was in town promoting racing horses for Rawlins celebration, with Hay King showing speed for the harness races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hamilton Spearman
Mountain
West
Rockies
Sierras
Spearman
Foley
Nan of
Saratoga Sun
S. L. Willis
Saratoga
Mr. Willis
Rawlins
Hay King
Rawlins Weet
Public Auction At Ranch Beaver Creek October 2 1917
W D Haypen owner sells ranch property including thirty five cattle four milk cows one registered bull ten horses farm machinery grain drill binder plow harrow carts wagons buggy blacksmith outfit hogs chickens turkeys household goods Terms cash under ten dollars six months for larger sums with security five percent cash discount Free lunch provided Auctioneer Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Anderson
Beaver Creek
W. D. Haypen
Acings Anderson
Nanof Music Mountain Western tale praised by various papers
A collection of praise from the Detroit Free Press Boston Herald Boston Post New York Times Louisville Gazette Raleigh Times San Francisco Bulletin Oakland Tribune San Francisco Call Lauding a Western story featuring resilient heroism and vivid mountain West settings. Critics describe the tale as virile romantic and exciting with strong elemental life themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Spearman
Mountain West
Boston Herald
Bexton Advertiser
New York Times
Boston Post
Louisville Gateninn Reel
Raleigh Times
Los Angeles Timess
Ype
San Francisco Bulletin
Smith
Oakland Tribuner
San Francisco
Interesting story jin thle Issue of the Record
The reader is invited to explore the first chapter of a story featured in the Record issue. It introduces characters and sets a curious premise, hinting at unfolding events and local intrigue. The chapter establishes tone and setting, promising further developments in subsequent parts.
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The
Record
Unclear Regional Claim in Cottonwood Ranch Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Sam Sage making an application to prove up at a Cottonwood ranch. Mentions Mer Sage and L. GO. Stall Jie and Tinlved State appear as uncertain references. A claim about misdirected funds to Lond ettice is recorded, with reference to Cheyenne law requirements.
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Sam Sage
Mer
Sage
L. GO
Stall Jie
Volunia
Cheyene
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Englehart
J. B. Cosgriff
G. E. Abbott
Tilton & CR Out
Bohn
Mary A. Bohn
L.A. Cunningham General
Tilton & Son
Plummer
G.w.plummer
Wyo
Lodge Directory
Mes
D. Bermpces
Oracle
Jonnie Hopka
Recorder
Encampment Record
Lillian Little
Encampment
Financial Statement
Nat'l Oaks
Portal Paper Carney
Frank F. Spearman
Frank H. Spearman
Nanof Music Mountain
Parkison
Stock Growers State Bank
Platte Valley
Citizes
A. Cook
President
Fred B.urrie
the Girls’ Friendly Society
Charlie Schmittel
Sordier Drug CO
W. C. Edwards
W. M. Englerart
U. S
E. G. Peterson
Usborne
Ed, Newman
Reeloy
Colondy
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