Local Names Visit Montpelier and Paris Scene
Dr. Franklin Budge visited Montpelier Sunday while Mrs. Chester Quinn and Mrs. John Wright with Pearl visited relatives in Paris. Dr C B Parrott and H C Smedley also appear in town and returning from Salt Lake after ten days with family. Mr and Mrs George Humpherys and daughter Hortense of Ovid were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Quinn of
Montpelier
John Wright
Pearl
Paris
H. C. Smedley
His
Salt Lake
George
Hortense
Ovid
Birth of a Baby Boy Delights Paris Family
In Paris relatives and friends share news of Emil Grandy and wife welcoming a baby boy at home. Mother doing nicely. Barber Teller Dunford and wife recover from smallpox and plan to go out in a few days. W G Smith of Sharon visits town, renews subscription. Pleasant Sunday with good weather and dry roads brings many out walking and riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Grandy
Dunford
W. G. Smith
Sharon
Smith
City marshal praised for creditable fall
The remark credits the city marshal for a fall that reflects well on his work and demonstrates what can be achieved under his guidance.
Seed Orders And Local Notices From Paris Idaho
Orders placed for Early Rose Seed Potatoes and Australia Club Seed Wheat. Call on Otto Rohner in Paris Idaho with phone 36. Mr Preston Budge arrived from Brigham City Utah to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Budge. Jeter Shepherd son of Mr and Mrs F L Ty Shepherd recovering from smallpox at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia Club
Otto Rohner
Paris
Idaho
Preston Budge
Brigham City
Utah
Mrs
Arthur’ Budge
Paris and Montpelier News and County Happenings
Elders Vernon Clark and Parley Peterson spent a week in the area on missionary work. Five of the first cars to reach Paris via the state highway came from Montpelier, with roads dragged between the two towns the same day. The city marshal repaired several leaks in mains during the week. Mrs. Joseph Jones and her son from Salt Lake visited Paris then Montpelier before returning home. Corn married Wheat in a local union. The choir sang about the harvest. A cabin in the galeby yelled Nibbins and was cast out of the synagogue. Early Baart seed wheat for sale performed well last season on a dry farm, about 20 bushels per acre. Mr. Charles Cheney of Montpelier transacted business in Paris. Deputy Nye arrested Ed McCuller for forgery. he awaits in Cache County Utah on a burglary charge. Trees around the future Second Ward chapel were trimmed enhancing appearance, spring sprouting in other parts of the city. Over 439 horses and mules sold in Denver. small horses sold best, with buyers from New Mexico. A large sale is set for April 14 with buyers nationwide. Paris and Bear Lake Valley saw winter relapse Monday night into Tuesday with over four inches of snow possibly delaying farm work five to six days. roads are drying. A fireplace is advised as a good air vent. multiple rooms with a fireplace may suffice, but dampers should be used to regulate venting.
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Charles Cheney
Montpelier
Paris
Nye
Ed McCuller
Cache County
Utah
Montpelier News
Boy of Les Pugmire Mentioned While En Route to Town
A fragment notes the path of the little son of Les Pugmire as he travels toward town. The text provides no further context or details about the event or outcome.
Pussy Seeks Lost Chord Probes Whiskey Cache on Ship
New York cat in search of a chord triggers seizure of 36 bottles of whiskey found inside a piano aboard the Trinidad liner Mayaro. A prohibition inspector stepped on the cat's tail, it jumped through a port hole into a cabin, landing atop an open piano as the examiner heard the rattle of bottles and whisky was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
It’s a Girl for Mr and Mrs Elzo Humpherys
The Humpherys welcomed a baby girl this Saturday. Elzo, a dental student in Pullman Washington, is excited about caring for the infant. Mrs Humpherys shares happiness over the new daughter.
It's Looks Easy
A humorous diary of trivial mishaps shows common accidents and misadventures from Cactus Creek Piketown Running Creek and nearby places. Names like Mrs Jones Harold Green and Miss Violet Wise appear amid lighthearted injuries and odd events on ordinary days.
Father Wise 7 and Oddities from the City
A collection of humorous snippets and anecdotes from city life. A boy recalls mischief by his father, a dog bites a youth and is shot for safety, a newspaper man’s heaven rumor circulates, and a stray dodge ends with a legal delay. A florist prank asks for anonymous flowers.
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Bobbie
Johany
Bobby
Call For Bids on Cement Sidewalks in Paris Idaho 1921
City seeks sealed bids for cement sidewalks in Paris Idaho with four district projects and two more, due by 6 pm April 18 1921. Plans are at City Clerk, bids promise bonds, work must finish by September 1 1921, Mayor and Council may reject any bids.
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Paris
Idaho
W. Smith
Hoge,Glerk
2Nd South
A. M Rich
1St South Street
First West Street
Center Street
Main Street
O.S. L. Ry
Center
1St West
Fielding Academy
1St West Street
2Nd South Street
2Nd North Street
W. Smith Hoge
Paris Cafe Delivers Quality Service And Meals
If you want a good meal where service and quality are the watchword, go to the Paris Café. The advertisement touts consistent standards and customer satisfaction at this dining spot.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin Budge
C. B. Parrott of
Jeter Shepherd
FL Ty Shepherd
Shepherd Hardware & Implement CO
John H. Bott G
Montpeter
Mickie
the Printer's
Devil
Ane
Charles Sughroe
Western Newspaper Union
Robagly
Wnikax
Vernon Clark
Parley Peterson
Cokeville Register
Joseph Jones
Small Son
Nibbins
Second Ward
Denver
New Mexico
Bear Lake Valley
United States Department of
Les Pugmire
Elzo Humpherys
Elzo
Pullman
Wash
Jones
Cactus Creek
Piketown
Pike
Joe
Harold Green
Violet Wise
Mr. Green
Issiah Trimmer
Running Creek
Mr. Frang
Ahi
Bngey
Boston Transcript
Parig Drug Co
WEDO
Wammer Mercy, Bond
Harding Bros
Engineers & Contractors
Montpelier, Idaho
Ucky Tiger
Dandroff
Prater
Imaedis Poautye
Atdrog and Barbers
Lucky Tiger.co
Mansas City
O. K. Repair ‘Company
T. O. Allred
E.M. Williams
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