Election Returns Signal Slow Count Across State
Slow returns due to stormy conditions delay results. Judge Alfred Budge trails Justice Stewart but early figures from Bear Lake County show Budge leading in some tallies with many southeast precincts still to report. Other statewide races list Republicans and Democrats vying for governor, attorney general, and judges.
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Alfred Budge
Supreme Bench
North
Justice Stewart
Congress
Button
Fréida
Addison T. Smith
Perry
John M. Haines
James H. Hawley
Herman H
Joseph H.—Peterson
James R.bothwell
Sept. of Public Instruction
Grace M. Shepherd
George A. Lambrix
Boise
Judge Budge
Witho Seta
Bear Lake County
United States
William E. Borah
Burton-le- French
Robert M. McCracken
Charles W. Bealey
Benjamin F. Shawhan
W. Mitchell
Edward M.’Puemire
Justice Supreme Court
George H. Steward
Arthur M. Bowes
John Ix.morrigan
Benjamin F. Tweedy
Charles W. Dempster
Herman H. Taylor
Mroest_ L. Parker
William T. ‘Callend
Bancroft-Georgetown Meets Paris In Classic At Fairgrounds
A 3 p.m. baseball game is set tomorrow at the fairgrounds between Bancroft-Georgetown and Paris. Paris catcher Frank Weaver headlines the event. Admission funds the venture and spectators are urged to attend for a good, promptly starting game.
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Fairgrounds
Bancroft-Georgetown
Paris
Frank Weaver
Conjoint Program for Sunday Evening in Tabernacle
Conjoint meeting to be held Sunday evening in the tabernacle with a program including Twin Spencers Orean-Sale Birs Mary R Budge Story of The Other Wise Man Miss Alice Budge Vocal Solo J Russell Shepherd Story of The Sad Shepherd Alfie Stucki
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Tabernacle
Twin Spencers Orean-Sale
Mary R. Budge
Other Wise Man
Alice Budge
Vécal Solo
J Russel Shep‘herd
Alfie Stucki
Garden City Notes Mixed Summer Visits and Local News
Garden City notes residents and visitors with names from Cokeville Logan Bear Lake and Star Valley. Mrs. Wahlstrom and Isaac Wamsley progress while Elsworth Johnsons son and others recover. O P Satterthwaite adds a new front. Fruit growers report a strong raspberry crop and pride in local produce.
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J. E. Lutz
Star Valley
May Benson
Cokeville
Laura Hodres- Mies Hang
Logan
F“Hav
Sen
Mogaya Andiatiss
Dustin
Grandma Sims
Susan
Creek
Bear Lake
Carl ‘Wahlstrom
Isaac Wamsley
Elsworth Johnson
O. P. Satterthwaite
Garden City
Desecration of the Sabbath sparks public debate and protests
The article laments Sunday leisure activities at parks and games, calling attendees idolaters and agnostics. It argues Protest would rise to defend Sabbath observance, urging reform of Sunday amusements and noting local council changes and education concerns.
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Joseph F. Momyths
Tandr
Sawior
Water Works Plan in Paris Moves to Ten Inch Pipe
Engineer Richard R. Lyman arrived in Paris to review waterworks options and favor a ten inch pipe to the courthouse canyon. The contract with Lyman and Samuels keeps the system due to be in operation by Saturday October 5, with Samuels noting his outfit is crossing the ocean.
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Richard R. Lyman
Paris
Court Hous House
Nhich
Protecting Animals Through Compassion in Education
A Statesman article argues daily protection for animals and humane education for children. It condemns toy guns and cruel games, urging kindness to all living beings, respect for nature, and lessons that foster mercy, justice, and a humane character.
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Givis i
Ib Seaius
Arthur Budge Receives Gold Watch on Fiftieth Birthday
Last Tuesday Arthur Budge spent the day with his two daughters Mrs Alice Pugmire of St Charles and Mrs Gee Cole of Preston when his brothers Judge Alfred Budge Jesse Ros Budge Ezra Budge and Seth Bulge surprised him with a gold watch for his fiftieth birthday. His wife invited them in and hosted a meal noting Mrs Budge is renowned for her cooking.
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Arthur Budge
Iis
Alick Pugmire
St. Charles
Gee, Cole
Preston
Alfred Budge
Jesse Ros Budge
Ezra Budge
Seth Bulge
Arthur
Ywell
Mrs. Budge
Land Restorations to Entry Under 1912 Phosphate Reserve Order
A list details lands restored to entry from the Phosphate Reserve by a Commissioner's letter dated June 29 1912. Lands become subject to settlement August 19 1912 and entry September 18 1912, in Township 9 South Range 145 East and Township 9 South Range 40 East with numerous sections affected. The notice cites multiple sections and half sections with specific W and E parcel designations and ends noting continuation on the editorial page.
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BE. B. My
Wis
Bahem See
Pettie
Hays Wins Contest In Insurance Volume Competition
Bulletin No. 291 dated July 22 announces D. L. Hays of Paris Idaho as winner of the contest for the largest insurance written between January 15 and July 15. He narrowly beat Dr. Snyder, a prior winner, with Snyder earning a watch in a past event. Hays receives a gold watch and aims for the next prize. Also notes Bear Lake Stake German speakers hold annual conference at Montpelier August 11 and plan a Geneva outing August 12 with public invitation.
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Ds.l.hays
D. L. Hays
Paris
Adaho
Dr. Snyder
Snyder
Ehrnét
Hays
Tala
Clic
D_L
Bear Lake
Montpelier
Geneva
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Budge
Joseph BR. Shepherd
J. A. Kaylor
William KR. Morgan
John T. Peterson
Chris Olsen
Bera J. Phelps
Willard Stoddard
Dalrymple
Po Jgel-H-Rich
Deere
Thos. L. Glenn
Joseph H. Denio
John H. Grimmett
Edward J. Haddock
Alfred A. Hart
Seymour Speccer
William B. Hoge
Barwa Hulmes
Henry J. Stocker
Simpson Rich
Nora B. C. Ream
Terry L. Austin
Edward V. Bucher
Robert Birch
L. T
Richmond
Seymour Spencer
Roy Ay
Wee Ey
Boys and Toy Guns
Madi
Teddy
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