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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
8
County Assessor James Dunn traveled to Georgetown on Friday while guests from Swan Creek visited this week. Utah and Montana travelers stop by Paris and Montpelier. Community events include a Fielding Academy dinner, third grade party at Emerson, and a Friday social for First Ward Sunday School. A boiler house dismantling at Emerson improved the schoolyard and a birthday reunion at the Parker home drew many relatives.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Francis Stock aged 84, longtime Fish Haven and Bear Lake valley pioneer. She endured hardship crossing the plains, married to the late John Stock, and valued for faith, family, and community cheer. Funeral services were held with speakers and floral tributes displayed. Other items mention a Boston Orchestra trumpet player Francis Findlay, local hospital care for infant, and local travel by boat freight along Bear Lake.
Mr Frank Brown and family returned from Salt Lake City where he spent most of the winter. Mr David Poulsen is home after winter in California and his health is improved. School election last week reelected James Hymas and elected Jona S Morgan to fill Charles Linford’s vacancy. Board now includes James A Hymas, Wm B Poulsen and John S Morgan. Home missionaries L P Jensen and Sylvan Doug Peterson of Ovid led services. Residents wonder if winter will end as roads worsen and farmers plan to resume work.
From Salt Lake the Bee Hive girls entertained parents with a program of readings singing and dialogues at the hall Last Saturday night they tested the Herbert Chamberlain piano recently bought by the Bishopric and noted two pianos and three organs in use Mrs Joseph Jonsen and Norman visit Pocatello while Mrs Nephi Williamson returns from Twin Falls to join the Willsons Mrs Christina Jensen heads to Cokeville Wyoming to operate a hotel with Mrs Fuller
Mrs J S Moffett reports on return from Britain with local baseball buzz. a California firm shipped 307 chicks to Randolph Laketown with 301 alive, six died. Mr Irwin Smith quits, Mr Rice becomes range rider. Families move to summer quarters. new building site for Kolaski. service station planned on state road. Great-Grandma Sallie Johnson visits, Albert Webb to distribute irrigation water this season. Bear Lake skies brighten the mood.
The St Charles school election re elected Mrs John Cleveland to a third term with thirty votes cast no levy. Henry Monson Implement building now complete for Oliver chilled implements and harness. John Mattson elected manager of St Charles baseball team. First game vs Bloomington planned next Saturday if weather permits. Mrs Nancy Pugmire has returned.
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