Funeral for Carlos Lindsay at Second Ward Chapel
Funeral services for Carlos Lindsay 17 of Bee son of Mr and Mrs Jasper Lindsay were held in the Second Ward chapel. Interment was in the city cemetery beside family members. The service included sermons by Bishop Dan Price and David Hymas, with choir selections and a vocal by H R Shepherd. His mother, visiting Salt Lake, stayed close during the illness and funeral events.
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Carlos Lindsay
Bee
Jasper Lindsay
Second Ward
City
Garros
Etna
Wyoming
Paris
Yomin
Ops Atun
Salt Lake
Dan Price
David Hymas
Montpelier-and-Pres
Pres
H. R. Shepherd
Laketown Utah Votes On Fence Law Election
Laketown Utah schedules an election for April 20 to decide whether to keep a fence or no fence law. Officials anticipate the vote will resolve ongoing disputes and reduce trouble related to the measure.
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Laketown
Utah
Lanark Notes on Weddings Travel and Funeral
Mr Ronald Parker and Miss Blanch Brown left Lanark for their wedding journey last Tuesday. Miss Vernice Parker travelled to Denver to visit missionary sister Miss Nelfie Porter. Mrs Porter has returned from mission work and will tour briefly before coming home. Mr and Mrs William Toomer of Tulgeby Idaho attended the funeral of their grandchild in Lanark. Will Toomer notes spring work has started in Rigby, but Bear Lake still shows ten foot snow drifts.
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Ronald Parker
Miss Blanch Brown
Lanark
Vernice Parker
Denver
Colorado
Mis
Nelfie Porter
Porter
William Toomer
Tulgby
Idaho
John.Toomer
Will
Rigby
Bear Lake
Married Peoples Party and MIA Meeting Summary
On Friday a married peoples party featured a 1 pm dinner for town couples followed by a program of dusts readings and a debate on Man Should be Boss. Mrs Findlay won the debate. Evening dancing concluded the events. Rulon Howell remains seriously ill and confined to bed. Mrs Loveland also ill but improving.
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Magnus Erickson
Hattie Findlay
MIA
Rulon Howell
Alice Loveland
Montpelier Wains at District Declamatory Contest
At the district contest in Pocatello on March 30 Montpelier High School won a signal victory. Mary Shipley won first in dramatic with Beyard Veiller’s Within The Law. Alphonso Berry captured first in oratorical. Dorothy King placed second with Just a Little Joy Ride. Blanche Bennett of Blackfoot earned two state titles in humorous works. Miss Shipley and Mr Berry will compete in Twin Falls on April 18 for state honors.
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Pocatello
Montpelier High School
Shelly
Inkom
Blackfoot
McCammon
Montpelier
Mary Shipley
Berry
John M. Thur ‘Ston
Cuba
Dorothy King
Blanche Bennett
Geraint Humpherys
Miss Shipley
Mr. Berry
Twin Falls
Idaho
Baby brings joy to McKay Pugmire home
Mr and Mrs McKay Pugmire welcome a baby girl born Sunday morning April 1st Mother and child are doing nicely The father joked that the baby brightens the home and they burn twice the electric juice now than before The note adds the parents are pleased with the Stork's bundle
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Mrs. McKay Pugmire
Local residents gather for parties visits and employment notes
Forest ranger sampled district activity before grazing season opens. George Spencer of Paris visited the area for socializing. Mr and Mrs Rulon Howell and Mrs Emily Howell of Smoot and Mr and Mrs Eldon Cook of Border came to town. Bert Loveland and Richard Nelson head to Provo for work at a new steel plant. Frank Cottle travels to Ogden to work until lake shore lunch counter opens. Irrigation Co of Fish Haven held annual meeting naming directors: C Shirley, Findlay, Hyrum Howell, Frank Findlay. A Musical Trip Around the World proved popular with local talent praised. Ruby Calder of Garden City visiting sister Rosella Smith. Magnus Erickson family and Bert Erickson trip to Garden City to visit Roselia McCann caring for ill brother David Cook in Garden City.
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George Spencer
Paris
Rulon Howell
Emily Howell
Smoot
Wyoming
Eldon Cook
Border
C. C. Shirley
Bert Loveland
Richard Nelson
Provo
Frank Cottle
Ogden
Lake Shore
the Irrigation Co
Fish Haven
Tompanies
C. Shirley
Geof Findlay
Hyrum HM
Henry Howell
Frank Findlay
Ruby Calder
Garden City
Rosella Smith
Magnus Erickson
Bert Erickson
Roselia McCann
Logan
David Cook
Mrs Hyrum Crane Dies in Pocatello After Childbirth
Mrs. Hyrum Crane, 43, died in Pocatello Friday after childbirth complications. The baby survives. Surviving relatives include husband Hyrum Crane and nine children, plus her father Jacob Williams and several siblings across California and Utah. Montpelier friends mourn her death.
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Hyrum Crane
Eters
Dave Davis
Sadelstto
Ed French
Salt Lake
Jesse Dunn
Montpelier
Matt Douglas
California
Wilbur Williams
Montpelier_News
Sidewalk Cleaning urged for Paris businesses and homes
City residents urged to clear snow from sidewalks in front of homes and businesses within Paris limits. Officials say little effort required and collective action will push winter back sooner, noting dirty, foot-deep snow harms residents’ comfort and safety.
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Paris
Idaho imposes 2 cent motor fuel tax effective April 2
Idaho’s new 2 cent motor fuels tax takes effect April 2. Dealers must remit the tax to the commissioner of law enforcement, to fund state road construction and maintenance. Carriers must obtain certificates from dealers confirming payment, and file monthly reports.
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Idaho
F. A
Commissioner of Law Enforcement
Rail consolidation debate at Commerce hearing on railway groups
Judge Lovett testified before Henry Hall at the hearing on seven rail system plans. He faulted the Holden proposal merging Hill lines and placing Union Pacific with Chicago routing, urging the logical pairing of Chicago Northwestern with Union Pacific and warning of strengthened rival blocs and blocked traffic corridors if the plan advances.
Payne Family Honored at Brigham Home Gathering
Immediate relatives and friends gathered at the old Brigham home to celebrate the return of Mr and Mrs Samuel Payne and their daughter Mary after six months away. A supper was shared and the evening included music and games with numerous Payne family members present.
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Samuel
Mary
Brigham C
Old Homestead
Samuel Payne
S F Payne
Ja, Payne
J B Payne
Ernest Payne
Stanley Payne
Donald Thornock
Liberty Items and Local Happenings in Town
The notice reports the disappearance of a Liberty child linked to the Toomer family and a March death from dropsy. It notes funeral services at Liberty chapel, ongoing winter illness of the child, community sympathy for Mr and Mrs John Toomer, and a critical operation for Mrs Idell Matthews at Montpelier hospital, with improvement. Also mentions plans for a water works project, William T Hymas visiting Ogden, and Cecil Shepherd leaving for Salt Lake to take carpentry work.
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John Toomer
Liberty Chapel
Idell Matthews
Montpelier Hospital
William T. Hymas
Ogden
Cecil Shepherd
Salt Lake
Laketown Weekly Social Roundup and Stage Event
Local ladies hosted a birthday surprise for widow Ann M. Price at Laketown Villa on the 28th. Roller Society members celebrated president Melinda Weston Lamborn with candy, pie, and songs. A Laketown Round Valley Relief Society reunion followed. A Saturday show, Our Minister's Honeymoon, played at Robinson Hall to a pleased audience. Bear Lake area visitors Roblinson and Joseph Weston observed Salt Lake conference plans.
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John Nebeker
Laketown Villa
Ann M. Price
Melinda Weston Lamborn
Laketown
Round Valley
Ward Chick
Robinson Hall
Shop Roblinson
Joseph Weston
Salt Lake
Bear Lake
Rail lines expand into distant territories amid consolidations
Discussion notes the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific pushing into far flung regions including Tennessee Alabama Louisiana Texas Arkansas Oklahoma with connections to New Orleans Laredo on the Mexican border El Paso and northern Michigan The Hill lines appear more conservative with a new route from Fort Worth to Houston Texas and short hops to New Orleans Judge Lovett comments on Holden's plan to substitute the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul for the Chicago and North Western in a proposed consolidation with the Union Pacific.
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San Francisco
Calif
Chicago
Mississippi River
Hale Holden, Sree
Chicago, Burlington & Quite Railroad
Hilldads
Spd Harriman Group
Ee Ss. Lovatt
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago and Northwestern
Hill Lines
Lovett
Harriman_ines
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Great Northern—Pacific
Darlington
Central Pacific
Commission
Holden Plan
Harriman
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Kansas City
Mexico
Orient
Oklahoma
Gulf
Denver
San Francico
Ogden
Ommata
Ane
Sa City
Union “Pacific
Omaha
Missouri River
Santa Fe
Union Pacific Group
Chicago & Northwestern
Ut Airy
Miher
Chicago St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Pauls Minneapolis
Canadian Pacific
Mineapolis
St. Paul & Saujt St
Spokane International
Spokane
Northwest
Folkane
Washington
Canada
Puget
Snordwest
Aghile
Seattle
Tacoma
Olympia
Pastner
Union
Chicago &Northwestern
Holden
Tacific
He Etiver& Rio Granie Western Amit Rer
C& Salt Lake
Colorado
Ings
Acific
Southrn Pacific
Tennesse
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
New Orleans
Laredo
el Paso
Michigan
Fort-Worth
Houston
Mass Meeting Nominates City Officials
A mass meeting of city taxpayers was held to nominate the mayor, clerk, treasurer, and councilmen for four wards. Over a hundred townspeople attended at the courthouse with Robert Wallentine presiding and W Smith Hoge serving as secretary. Nominations included Sutton for mayor Hoge for clerk Price for treasurer ward nominees Sleight Wallentine Pendrey Shepherd Cook Crawford Tueller Clayton. The nominees were unanimously approved except for five returning councilmen. An executive committee led by Dan Rich and others will fill any vacancies before the election.
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Court House
H Edward Sutton
W. Smith Hoge
Fred J. Price
Richard Sleight
Wallentine
A. T. Pendrey
A W
Shepherd
J. W. Cook
R W
Crawford
Chris Tueller
T A
Clayton
AW Shepherd
chris _Tueller
F * Crawford
Dan Rich
Ira N. Hayward
E. S Stucki
J. R Pendrey
Ed T. Shepherd
Walter Bird
Y. L. Dunford
Our Streets Must Be Cleaned In City
A civic appeal urges better street maintenance and crossing cleanliness as the town trails behind country roads. Citizens are called to wake up and start cleaning our streets promptly.
Easter program brings choir success and local notices
Sunday afternoon the Easter program by the choir met with very good success. Mr Sheridan Pipkin plans a year in Minnesota with his aunt. Mr and Mrs Fred Windley visit Rue Windley in Pocatello. St Charles residents plan Salt Lake conference attendance. Henry Monson left for Salt Lake City on business. Ole Peterson recovering after illness. The Michaelson baby recovering from canker. Elders Rulon Keetch and Stanford Pugmire to return from mission fields next week.
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Sheridan Pipkin
Minnesota
Fred Windley
Rue Windley
Pocatello
St. Charles
Salt Lake City
Henry Monson
Sualt-Lake-City
Ole Peterson
Ering
Thomas Michaelson
Rulon Keetch
Stanford Pugmire
Mission Fields
For Sale Seed and Potatoes in Rock Springs
Otto Rohner advertises early rose seed potatoes selected for seed at 1.00 per hundred and house use potatoes 75 cents per hundred plus coat rock springs coat 7.50 per ton. Contact Otto Rohner at 82t.
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Rock Springs
Otto Rohner
Notice to Creditors Estate of Smith and Smith
Administrators Elmer H Smith and T W Smith announce a claim period for the estates of Thomas Smith and Ella M Smith. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within ten months of first publication to Elmer H Smith in Fish Haven Bear Lake County Idaho. Dated Paris Idaho April 22 1923.
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Thomas Smith
Ella M. Smith
Hila M. Smith
Elmer H. Smith
Fish Haven
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Paris
T. W. "Smith
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