Commissioners Proceeding Minutes of 1929 Budget Adoption
County Commissioners met to finalize the 1929 budget. Quorum was lacking on April 1 and adjourned to April 2 with J T Peterson and W Smith Hoge present. On April 2 Chairman Edward C Rich and Alfred A Hart joined Peterson, with Prosecuting Attorney Geraint Humphreys and others. March 5 minutes were read and corrected regarding adjournment for budget and related business.
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Board of County Commissioners
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John T. Peterson
W. Smith Hoge
J. T. Peterson
Edward C. Rich
Alfred A. Hart
Geraint Humphreys
Bear Lake County approves 1929 budget and road work wages
The Bear Lake County Commissioners adopt the preliminary budget for 1929 after a full hearing. They set road work pay at 6.00 per day for man, team and wagon and 5.00 for man and team on plow or scraper, with 3.00 for single hands. They decide on a Studebaker Commander for the sheriff’s department and address tax penalties and delinquencies.
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Fish Haven
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Sharon
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Speirs
Margaret van Orman
Newell Passey
Forest Reserve Line
W. Louis Perkins
Montpelier
Sheriff's Department
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Studebaker
George Bateman
Thiel & Olsen Bros
Clara P. Hoff
Bear Lake
Idaho
Paris
Edward ©. Rich
Alfred A. Hart
John T. Peterson
Geraint Humphreys
Hoge
Towit
Board of County Commissioners
Bear Lake County
State of Ida
Pocatello Is First in National Contests Victory
Pocatello defeated Cumberland 34-30 to take a leading position in the national tournament. Barrett McOmber and Thomas led the Po catello offense as they built a decisive 30-18 halftime edge after steady defense. Cumberland opened with field goals, but Pocatello pulled away in the third and maintained the margin in the final period. Jackson Mich meets Pocatello next. other scores listed include Joes Colo over Laurel Del 41 7 and St Paul Neb 33 Miles City Mont 30.
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Paris Idaho Mayoral and Council Nominating Convention Notice
Legal notice states a nominating convention will be held Saturday April 18 1929 at 7 30 o clock in the Court Room County Court House Paris Idaho to nominate officers for the City of Paris Idaho including one Mayor two councilmen per ward one Treasurer one Clerk and Ex officio Police Judge for the city election held April 23 1920 all citizens urged to attend A W Shepherd Mayor.
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County Court House
Paris
Idaho
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Execution in Idaho Bear Lake
A. W. Shepherd and J. R. Shepherd owners of Shepherd Hardware and Implement Company sue Ezra J. Howell in Fifth District Bear Lake Idaho. Judgment of $2,047.01 plus 7 percent interest and $19.60 costs, with property described as 2 acres 146 square rods. Sheriff sale set for Saturday April 27 1929 at 10:00 AM at the indicated location.
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District Court of the Fifth Judicial Districtc
Idaho
Bear Lake
A. W. Shepherd
J. R. Shepherd
Shepherd Hardware and Implement Company
Ezra J. Howell
Exa J. Howell
Sheriff to Auction Property in Paris Idaho
The front door of the County Court House in Paris Bear Lake County Idaho will host a public sale of described property to satisfy a judgment with interest and costs. Bids must be in lawful money of the United States and paid in cash to the highest bidder. Dated April 3 1929. G E Hulme Sheriff.
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Paris
Bear Lake County
Idaho
United States
G. E. Hulme
Annual School Meeting and Election in Common Districts
The annual meeting and election are set for Saturday April 20. Patrons may approve the coming year budget and policies. One trustee will be elected. candidates must file with the board clerk at least six days before election. AMY D. KELSEY, County Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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Board of Trustees
Amy D. Kelsey
City Election and Registration Notice for Paris Idaho 1929
Notice states Paris Idaho will hold a city election on Tuesday April 23 1929 to elect One Mayor One Clerk One Treasurer and Two Councilmen from four wards. Polls open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Court House. City Clerk W Smith Hoge urges qualified electors to register.
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Paris
Idaho
Court Houise
Election office hours and officers named
During office hours until Saturday and on Thursday Friday and Saturday from 9 p m to 6 p m and 7 p m to 9 p m voters may vote who are electors of the State and residents of the City for three months. Appointed as officers are Adolph Husaker J Henry Davis G B Hymas Judges Cassie Innes Emma Skinner Clerks By order of the Mayor and City Council m 28 a 18 W SMITH HOGE
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Adolph Husaker
J. Henry Davis
G. B. Hymas
Cassie Innes
Emma Skinner
Timber Sale Sealed Bids Sought by Logan Forest Supervisor
National Forest invites sealed bids by May 11 1929 for about 870 acres in Towship 11 South Range 42 East Pearl Creek area. Estimated 4 400 000 feet B M of merchantable sawtimber with live and dead timber on designated units. Minimum bid 2 00 per foot. bid deposit 250 00. right to reject any bids reserved. Obtain full sale details before bidding.
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South Range
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Pearl Creek
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