Notice of Contest Contested Homestead Cancellation 1916
Department of the Interior notice to William Brown Cheyenne Wyoming, contestee, that Dee Karl Boyd of Encampment, Wyoming, filed August 21 1916 to contest and cancel homestead entry No Wells serial No unknown for east half northwest quarter and east half southwest quarter section 13 township 14 north range 82 west sixth principal meridian. Alleged land abandonment over four years. Answer due within twenty days after fourth publication with proof of service. Date of first publication September 21 1916. Second publication September 28 1916. Third publication October 5 1916. Fourth publication October 12 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
William Brown
Dee Karl Boyd
Wells
Register
Complex Trust and Company Names In Civil Suit At Encampment
A fragmented list outlines parties in a civil case at Encampment involving Penn-Wyoming Properties Soil Penn-Wyoming Properties Soil and multiple trustee corporations and receivers. Complainants include Vivian K. Collins Mary W. Collins Thomas Evans J B Shirley and J W Burkey with Continental and Commercial Trust as cross complainant. Cross defendants include Penn Wyoming Copper United Smelters Railway and Copper Haggar lty Copper Mining and other linked entities and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Shirley
J W. Burkey
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
The
American Trust and Savings Bank
Cross
Penn Wyouwing Copper Company
United Smelters Railway and Copper Company
Haggaurty Copper Mining Company
Battle Lake Tunnel Site Mining Company
Saratoga & Encampment Railway Company
Encampment Smeltering Company
Encampment Traiway Company
Encampment Pipe Line Ditch Company
Emerson Electric Light Company
Encampment Water Works Company
North American Mercantile Company
Carbondale Coal Company
Encampment Land and Town Lot Company
Isaac
Encampment Wyoming Advertising Rates and Deadlines
Publisher notice outlines second class matter status for Encampment Wyoming dated 1915 with rates for display and local reader ads. It lists column inch pricing 25 cents per week, minimum charges, and per line local reader rates, plus deadlines for display copy and rules on billing and discontinuation. It also notes obituary notices and cards of thanks charged at local reader rates with cash accompanying copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encampment
Wyoming
Miss Sophia Clements struck by rock at school
Miss Sophia Clements was hit on the head by a rock thrown by a playmate last Thursday afternoon. The wound required Doctor Burke, who attended and later treated fainting the next morning. No serious results are expected. Nels Darling’s lyceum lecture date was mislisted in Saratoga. he spoke Tuesday night at city hall to a receptive audience. The October 9 program features American Quartet and Clayton Conrad with cartoons.
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Sophia Clements
Burke
Miss Sophia
Saratoga
Nels Darling
Lyceum
City Hall
Clayton Conrad
Death of Michael Quealey in Elk Mountain area
Word from Elk Mountain reports Michael Quealey died Wednesday morning after an acute heart attack. He was a leading rancher and stockman with vast land holdings and diverse statewide interests. Undertaker Rasmussena prepared the body for shipment to Laramie for funeral services conducted there. Carbon County Journal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Elk Mountain
Michael Quealey
Quealey
Basin Land and Livestock Company
Rasmussena
Laramie
Carbon County Journal
Presbyterian Church Communion Service Next Sunday
The regular communion service is scheduled for next Sunday evening. Those wishing to unite with the church should see the pastor if not already done. All confessing Christians are welcome at the Lord's table.
Local and Personal Notes From a Busy Week
Local items report C R Fairmian traveling to Walcott and Henry Pantle with family visiting Tuesday night. Jim Jarrel unloaded a car of Hour for E H Parkison Tuesday. D N Bird and Al Laroy attended I O O F lodge Saturday night. Louis Anderson and Joe Robison left Tuesday for the East to spend winter. H Schmidt returned from a two week trip in northern part of state. Frank Heaton and Mr Lofdell drove from Pearl Colorado mine, hunting for miners. J A Reed narrowly escaped drowning in the Platte river Sunday while fishing. he lost his fishing rod but escaped, and says he won’t fish soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Heaton
Mr. Lofdell
Pearl
Colorado
J. A. Reed
Platte River
Mr. Reed
Local social notes from Encampment and nearby areas
Mrs Nels Anderson visited town Tuesday and others, including Joe Smith from the hills and Miss Pearl Bowers on the Goodaker ranch. Ralph Wood and family from near Saratoga visited Mrs Bowers. J R K Bowers hunted ducks but brought back more cotton tails. Bank building overhauls by Cheyenne plumber George Eberhart. Ball re shingles Mrs Blackhall’s roof. Hopka and Bake left for Rawlins and Snake River for Encampment Snake River road work. Mrs Bert Walker brought her little girl to see Doctor Burke. Mrs C Carr of Omaha was in town to inspect property. Ruth Platt left for Colorado to work in a beet factory. she was assistant at Encampment State Bank. Wiley and Earl Boyd left for homesteads east of Beaver to build living quarters. H P Flohr of Hingham ranch visited Encampment for supplies, ordered ads for his prize stock, some hogs to be shown at the Venner stock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixes Ruth Platt
Colorado
Ruth
H. P. Flohr
Hingham Ranch
Beaver Creek
Venver
Beaver Creek News Roundup From Beaver Region Notes
Rotuted by Various Beaverttes Mrs Hayden resides on her homestead Miss Lela Hunter spent the weekend at home Beaver school records four teen pupils this term Bert Rose burning sage brush on his homestead Mrs Clough with Rev Clough to Beaver Sunday Archie Anderson sent a team and man to Beaver for grain Miss Alice Boyd staying on Flohr ranch The late granddaughter of Platt Frances and Grace Stone left for McGill Nevada Grandfather accompanied them to Walcott
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Platt
Frances
Grace Stone
McGill
Nevada
Walcott
Mint mine visit and local social notes in Encampment
French Notes Ed Finfrock and M N Grant visited the Mint mine Thursday. Fred H Healey and Chas H Sanger shipped five cars of cattle Sunday to Omaha. Maurice Healey and wife and Mrs Leonard visited Encampment Sunday. Mr and Mrs Finfrock left Tuesday for Lara me after two weeks at the Sanver ranch. Mrs Claude Wiegand and baby returned to Saratoga after visiting her brother's ranch. An informal diaper was given at Mr C A Cook's home Monday. Covers for guests included Mr and Mrs Finfrock and others. Friday Wallace Pearce's horse fell crossing the pavement between Parkison's store and the bank. no one hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Finfrock
M. N. Grant
Mint
Fred H. Healey
Chas. H. Sanger
Omaha
Maurice Healey
Mrs. Finfrock
Larame
Sanver Ranch
Claude Wiegand
Baby
Saratoga
C. A. Cook
Finfrock
Chas
Sanger and Son
Miss Sites
Mrs. Healey
Day
Cook
Alice
Maurice
Red Healey
Fred K. Boynton
Sanger
Wallace Pearce
Parkison
Mr. Pearce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dusty’s
Plummer
Boyd Bros
Tillou
Record Office
Penn-Wyoming Properties Soil
the Encampment Record
James R. Little
Lillian Little
State Bank
Mike Quealey
Utes
Presbyterian Church
C. R. Fairmian
Henry Pantle
Jim Jarrel
E. H. Parkison
Luesday
D. N. Bird
al Laroy
I, O
O.F. Lodge
Louis Anderson
Joe Robison
East
H. Schmidt
J.A. Schmidt
H.nswndr
Swift
Tilton & Crovut
Nels Anderson
Joe Smith
Mrs. Nolin
Terwilliger Ranch
Miss Pearl Bowers
Goodaker Ranch
Ralph Wood
Mrs. Bowers
J, RK
Bowers
George Eberhart
Eb, Ball
Mrs. Blackhall
T. J. Haines
W. F. Hopka
G. O. Bake
Snake River
Onake River Road
Bert Walker
Brush Creek Ranch
Mrs. C. Carr
Nebraska
Wiley
Earl Boyd
Beaver
Beaver Creek News
Lela Hunter
Beaver School
Bert Rose
Mrs. Clough
Rev. Clough
Archie Anderson
Alice Boyd
Flohr
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