Local residents greet travel and illness in Paris Idaho area
Folks and families from Lewis ton Utah to Paris Idaho share visits, travel plans, and health news. Irwin Jensen returns from California to Paris with Mrs Jensen meeting him in Provo. Olga Hoge undergoes appendicitis surgery at Montpelier Hospital. Miss Amber Crawford and Charles Gob wed in Pocatello and will reside in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Jensen
Fred Derricott
Provo
Utah
Prof Jensen
California
Uncle Wiggily Tricks Bring Wallises Home From Paris Visit
Mr and Mrs James H Wallis of Vernal Utah arrived in Paris for a brief visit with son John A Wallis and daughter Edith E Wright of Twin Falls vacationing at the Wright cottage Ideal Beach. They planned to attend local reunions but inclement weather sent them home by train, aided by a leg injury. Gus Peterell Raymond rancher visited town on Thursday with his new bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Wallis
Vernal
Utah
Paris
John A. Wallis
Edith E. Wright
Twin Falls
Wright
Ideal Beach
Wm. Budge
Lake
Gus Peterell
Raymond
Cokesville
Courage Of A Pioneer In Bear Lake Valley Adventure
An 1860s settler William Smith on an island in Bear River Bear Lake Valley Idaho saves his cattle after Indian attack. His leg is shattered, he amputates using a case knife and cord to stop bleeding and ties arteries and veins. He carves a wooden crutch and survives the harsh winter as his cattle starve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
William Smith
Bear Lake
Idaho
Little Valley
Dingle
Bear River
Smith
Notice to Creditors Estate of Ellen Peterson
Oliver L. Peterson administrator of Ellen Peterson also called Ellen Caroline Peterson seeks creditors and claimants to present claims within six months after the publication dates. First published July 24 1930 last published August 14 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Peterson
Ellen Caroline Peterson
Oliver L. Peterson
Democratic Convention Called for August in Montpelier
A Democratic convention of delegates elected at the primaries August 5 is called to meet at City Hall Montpelier August 19 at 2 PM to elect three delegates to the State Convention one State Committeeman and to handle other business. All precinct committeemen recently elected are urged to attend. Chas E Harris, Chairman of Cen Com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Chas. E. Harris
Cen. Com
Resurrection of Joe Riche Reliving a Pioneering Venture Tale
The fragment recounts Joe Riche describing his early ventures including a lake resort at Bear Lake with Nate Austin, a claim about curing properties, a carload ore shipment, and his boastful claims about mining ventures and cash sales while recounting a marriage in Montpelier. The tone mixes self-promotion with local pioneer lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hancock
Montpelier
Nate” Austin
Bear Lake
Rocky Mountain
Notable 1892 Pocatello Institute parody notice
A fragmentary historical note invites all friends and foes to a launch day with victuals and contributions. It adds a dubious postscript praising four graduates as No.1 of class A in 1892 at the Pocatello Institute for Dipsomaniacs and recommends it to friends who never indulge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tso
J. C. Rich P. S
Pocatello Institute
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O L. Read
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8. J Athay
Gilette Call
Beatrice
Afton
Wyoming
L. T Shepherd
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L T Shepherd Home
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Lyle
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Edith
Northwest
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F A. Pomeroy
Ira Peterson
Iona Athay
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Lucile Spencer
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Ina
James Dunn
Amber Crawford
R. F.crawford
Charles F. Gobalso
Paria
Uncle Wiggily
Charles C. Rich
Peg-Leg Smith
Uncle Wideily
Bureau of Foods
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F. T. Shepherd & Sons
Paris, Idaho
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