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Reprint of this story from the October 27, 1905 issue of The Grand Encampment Herald brought to you courtesy of Grandma’s Cabin, Encampment, Wyoming. Preserving History - Serving the Community. TWO IMPORTANT IRRIGATION ENTERPRISES Work Started on the North Platte and Encampment Canal. Dirt is Flying. Actual construction work on the North Platte and Encampment irrigation canal was started this week. A contract for a certain section of the ditch was let to J. E. Lynch and he took out a gang of men and began throwing dirt Wednesday. J. A. W...
CARBON COUNTY SENIOR CENTERS Wednesday Beef stew, tossed salad, cheese and onion roll, pineapple tidbits, gingerbread cake, milk Thursday Baked fish, wild rice blend, stewed tomatoes, wheat bread, fruit cup, milk Friday BBQ pork sandwich, french fries, carrot raisin salad, pears, brownie, milk Monday Beef Wellington, oven potato, zucchini, wheat bread, apple, milk Tuesday Oven chicken, mashed potato and gravy, asparagus, wheat roll, cherries, milk SARATOGA SCHOOLS Wednesday Baked cheese sandwich, tomato soup with cracker, fruit and vegetable...
The facility’s Activity program is based on residents’ interest and allows residents to achieve a greater level of self-esteem. Further, it provides residents with continuing contact with the community because of the many volunteers that assist residents as they enjoy activities at the facility. Games provided fun and laughter throughout the week. Three residents played Dominoes with Pat Rust winning. On Monday afternoon,five residents played Yahtzee with Truth Karstoft and Barbara Reed. On Tuesday morning, four residents played Uno with Pat...
The last week of October. Happy Halloween everyone! Karen Dibbern, Linda York, Arleigh Simmons, Patty Herring, Connie Beckham, Jo Bonnett, Mary Priquet and Dodey Brown have been our Chuckling and Hen Chatter ladies at coffee this week. We have had some serious Domino playing by Shelia and Joe Remick, Lorraine Knotwell, Dick Blake, Phil Fleming, Bill and Madeline Telfer, Lila Payton, Bob and Lois Thompson and Jack Riddick, with Shelia, Lorraine, Lila, Bob and Jack being the winners this week. Nancy Lynch, Jo Roberson, Nancy Flohr, Sandy Miller,...
The people of Saratoga have spoken in the surveys for the master plan, and Saratoga Mayor Ed Glode saw the biggest problems named by residents—cleaning up the junk in yards and flood control. “We have a nuisance ordinance on the books and we’ve talked to the town attorney,” Glode said of noticeable trash around town. “I think we’re going to revise that before we start a huge campaign. That’s next on our list. We just hate to do too many ordinances at one time.” In order to re-word the ord...
The Saratoga Community Garden will receive $19,924 for agricultural experiments and data collection in 2016 from the United States Department of Agriculture. One project will compare three types of garden beds. A hügelkultur bed will be constructed from an inner core of logs and wood scrap which is covered with dirt and humus. It is intended to trap water and act as a continuous source of compost. This experimental bed will be compared with a typical raised bed and another covered with hoops and fabric. A high school student employee will...