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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1931
Page
4
Notice shows newspaper entry as second class matter at Paris Idaho post office under 1879 act. John A Wallis is editor and publisher. Subscriptions offered: one year two dollars in advance, six months one dollar and fifty cents, three months one dollar.
The State Game Warden issues a conservation order closing a Bear Lake County area to hunting from section 23 through several canals and roads, extending to Bear Lake and Mud Lake corners. The prohibition remains in force until revoked with due notice and applies with penalties during any suspended open season.
On March 30 Boon Bunderson celebrated his 67th birthday at St. Charles with 33 family members. The event brought together all his children eighteen grandchildren and one great grandchild along with several nieces. A turkey dinner followed and the family planned genealogical work after the gathering.
Been converts of the L D S church sailed for America as an infant. They settled first in Mantua then Bear Lake at St Charles where Boon grew to manhood and wed Mary Hansen in 1884. Seven children born, six living. wife died 1906. In 1912 he married Augusta Pearson of Logan, six more children born, five living. He pursued farming and stock-raising with noted success.
William E. Riter of the Bureau of Biological Survey and county agent A E Duke will demonstrate poisoning and trapping pocket gophers on April 10 at Sidney Pugmire's farm in St Charles. Riter brings extensive rodent control experience and will share valuable farmer guidance.
A. E. Duke county agent attended the Southern Idaho weed meeting in Burley on March 7 to gather information for a countywide program. A purchasing committee was formed to save money on chemicals for Bear Lake County.
William Norton of Ogden's Standard Bottling Co assists Glenn Norton in launching the Paris branch to serve Bear Lake valley and adjacent areas. Bottled beverages to retailers planned at 5 cents per bottle. plant touted for strong saturation and distribution efficiency.
A writer defends the school board amid criticisms of the high school project costs and facilities. He supports board choices on brickwork, auditorium, gymnasium, and a new shop room, citing audits and successful student outcomes. He urges practical course additions over excess classical studies.
O H Grimmett, local builder, and contractor John Tueller joined a group of intermountain contractors in Idaho Falls to bid on a 100000 apartment house project. They motored to the city Monday for the bid opening.
Mr and Mrs Stephen Floyd of St Charles welcomed an eight pound baby boy born Wednesday. Mother and child are reported doing nicely. Father described as the proudest man in town.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Teuscher express gratitude to friends and neighbors for help during their bereavement and for the spiritual and floral offerings in honor of their beloved babies.
Information reaches press that Harry Quinton III longtime Bloomington resident suffered a paralytic stroke last night and is in serious condition today. He had been homebound for weeks due to pneumonia and complications. Henry Monson, manager of the St Charles Rol er Millis, and Orlando Monson of that place left this week for Michigan to buy a Rev. Speed truck and return with a truckload of cars for a Salt Lake dealer.
Building improvements noted include a new residence on First West North Street by H R Shepherd & Sons for C B Hayes the Agricultural Potassium Phosphate Co. An extension is being added to Mrs Elizabeth Lewis residence on Second North West Street. A bungalow on Center Street for Franklin Rogers is being built by Q H Grimmett and should finish in a few weeks.
Mrs Anna Yardy long time city resident is reported seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Ben F Hulme of Panguitch Utah visited Bloomington this week. Hulme serves as a Utah county agent. Co B Bayes peer of the Agri afternoon. Mrs Geo returned home to Pocatello with in law Mr Atty D E to Tuesday to John Mory Liberty county seat.
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