Palmer Pleads Guilty To Liquor Charge In District Court
Judge Robert M. Terrell presided as A Palmer pled guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor and was fined $200. A second charge of sale of liquor resulted in a not guilty plea and $1000 bond. The session also noted a divorce decree for Takla Peterson against Albert Peterson of Bancroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Terrell
Bistline
Pocatello
Paris
A. Pamer
Palmer
Takla Peterson
Albert Peterson
Bancroft
Black Bear Killed Near Randolph
Orel Smith killed a 300 pound black bear near Randolph last Thursday and plans to have it mounted as a reminder of the thrilling encounter. He said the bear looked as big as a cow when they faced each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Orel Smith
Orel
School districts set election date for trustees
Annual school elections for Independent district No. 2 and Rural High No. 1 will be held on Tuesday September 6. Two trustees will be chosen for each district. Retiring members include A. T. Pendrey and Darwin Haddock for Independent No. 2 and Dr. C. O. Moore and F. T. Shepherd for Rural High No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Pendrey
Darwin Haddock
C. O. Moore
F. T. Shepherd
Do Not Dun By Postcard Or Harvester For Bills
Postmaster Spencer warns against sending bills by postcard or hiring someone to distribute statements as a means to dodge three cent postage. He notes federal law gives the government a monopoly on first class mail and evasion carries up to 500 dollars fine. Postcards used to request payment are barred with penalties up to 5000 dollars and possible five years imprisonment. No violations seen in Paris but inquiries have arisen at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Spencer
Paris
John Wixom Me Resident Dies in Montpelier
John Stephen Wixom 171 died in Montpelier on a Tuesday. A Bear Lake valley pioneer who came to Paris as a youth and later moved to Liberty and Sharon, he farmed and worked in lumber mills. Survived by wife Jannett Hymas and thirteen children. Six brothers and two sisters preceded him. The family cared for him in his illness.
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John Stephen Wixom
Montpelier
Bear Lake Valley
Paris
Siberty
Jannett Hymas
Sadie
Avery
Claud
Ethel
Stipson
Janet
William
Blanche
Allen
Calvin
Kenneth
Clea
Able
Senator Borah Reaches Boise Dives Into Work
Senator William E. Borah returned to Boise from Washington and expressed optimism about European conditions. He began his vacation by reading letters brought by his secretary, and his travel through Idaho prevented him from reading Hoover's presidential nomination acceptance speech.
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Borah
Boise
William E. Borah
Washington
Europe
Spokane
Idaho
Hoover
Congress
Repubcago
Woman and girl drown saving attempt at Boise river
In Parma, Edith Wilks aged 14 and Emma Grey, 32, drowned while the elder woman's husband, unable to swim, watched. The girl stepped into the river from the bank while fishing. Mrs Grey, who could swim, followed but swift current claimed them both. Bodies recovered 45 minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parma
Edith Wilks
Emma Grey
Boise
Bear Lake Flower Show Set for August Twenty Seventh
The Bear Lake stake High Priests and Relief Society plan their annual flower show at the Paris Pavilion on Saturday August 27 inviting all Bear Lake valley gardeners to exhibit flowers and garden products. Honorary mentions will be given for best exhibits. The summer has been favorable and organizers expect an elaborate display. Marve Swatt of Provo is visiting Miss Lucille Brimhall this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Priests
Relief Society Board
Bear Lake Stake
Paris Pavilion
Bear Lake Valley
Gardners
Fielding Considers Junior College Plan to Aid Local Graduates
Bear Lake county parents face tuition and living costs as Fielding High School weighs adding an accredited junior college program. With one more teacher and space already available, Fielding could offer winter courses for forty graduates at about fifty dollars tuition, potentially earning two thousand dollars while reducing hardship for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Fielding
Bust of Idaho War Hero Sought for World’s Fair
Idaho authorities consider honoring Thomas C. Nebiaur of Sugar City with a bronze bust at the Chicago World’s Fair. The plan, costing 3500, would place the bust on display then return it to Idaho. Nebiaur earned the Medal of Honor for actions in October 1918 in the Cote-de-Chatillon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Boise
Thomas C. Nebiaur
Sugar City
Nelbaur
State plans up to 5.78 miles Montpelier Geneva road work
Boise officials met with county commissioners to review grading and surfacing plans for 5.78 miles of the Montpelier Geneva road now open to bids. The cooperative project would cost about 85000 with hand labor only while a larger 2 mile extension is under Forest Service review to potentially boost unemployment relief in Bear Lake this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lealand
State Engineer's Office
Boise
Board of
County Commissioners
Montpelier-Geneva
Forest Service
Book Review Club Discusses The Grand Hotel
The Book Review Club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Lois Gunderson leading a discussion of The Grand Hotel by Vickey Baum. Miss Naoma Ritch and Mrs. Ruth Moore shared views from stage and screen noting Greta Garbo Joan Crawford the Barrymores and Wallace Berry among the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Review Club
Lois Gunderson
Vickey Baum
Naoma Ritch
New York
Campfire Dinner Attended by Paris Canyon Residents
A Paris Canyon campfire dinner Tuesday evening drew guests including Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Grim-Seeens Mrs Simith Hloge, A. W. Shepherd, Dr. and Mrs. O. Moore, A. T. Pendrey, Earl Shepherd, F J. Foulger, and John A. Wallis and their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Canyon
O. H. Grim- Seeens
Simith—“Hloge
A. W. Shepherd
O. Moore
A. T. Pendrey
Earl Shepherd
F J. Foulger
John A. Wallis
Telephone Line To Elk Valley Completed
Carl B Arentson of Logan Utah supervisor of the Cache Forest toured his district noting suspension of most work for the season. He reported the telephone line from Toney Grove ranger station to Mud Flat ranger station in Blacksmith Fork Canyon thirty miles south of Garden City will be completed this week and a new ranger station is built there. The line connects with Logan Utah Office and will aid emergency calls and fire control in dry summers.
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Carl B. Arentson
Logan
Utah
Cache Forest
Mr. Arentson
Toney Grove
Mud Flat
Blacksmith Fork Canyon
Garden City
Arentson
Dingle man pleads guilty on out of season chicken case
K D Ream of Dingle pleaded guilty in Judge Hadock s court to violating Idaho game laws. He was fined 40 and costs after twelve sage hens were found killed out of season and seized by Deputy Game Warden Joseph Bunderson who spotted him riding toward a gate and inspecting horses nearby. The gun was confiscated and later returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. D. Ream
Dingle
Idaho
Haddock
Ream
Joseph Bunderson
Bunderson
Berry Season: Huckleberries Ripen in Mountain Wilds
Front reports a profusion of wild fruits this year with huckleberries and other mountain berries ripe and being picked by galley people.
Second son born to Col. and Mrs. Chas. Lindberg
A new son arrived for Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindberg of Englewood New Jersey on Tuesday. Both mother and baby are healthy, ending a period of sorrow at the home. Also noted: Claud M. Sweeten of San Francisco and wife visiting the Shepherds. they plan to travel via Yellowstone Park. Ben Roberts of Lanark visited town Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Mrs
Chas. Lindberg
Charles A. Lindberg
Englewood
N. J
Claud M. Sweeten
San Francisco
Pol Shepherd
Yellowstone Park
Are You Guilty? Pay in Advance for Your Paper
An appeal urges readers in arrears to settle subscriptions promptly to support the newspaper’s operations. It discourages postpaid or borrowed-time arrangements and asks for immediate remittance by call or mail.
Bear halts auto in Emigration Canyon momentarily
A large black bear blocked traffic in Emigration Canyon on Monday morning, standing in the road for several minutes as it crossed just ahead of a car. The driver reportedly received an unexpected thrill from the encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emigration Canyon
Car Collision Near Border Kills One Injures Two
A car veered into a road borrow pit eight miles west of Cokeville on the Dergon Trail near Border. Toney Cerico died at Montpelier hospital from a fractured skull. Carl Tesalvo and Gerd Nozio were seriously injured and pinned under the wreck for hours before help arrived. All three men, about 25, were en route from Pueblo, Colorado to the northwest. Cerico’s relatives arrived to claim the body.
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Toney Cerico
Carl Tesalvo
Gerd Nozio
Borrow Pit
Cokeville
Dergon ‘Trail
Border
Montpelier
Cerico
Das
Pueblo
Colorado
Daughters of Pioneers Meet at Camp Elizabeth
The Daughters of Pioneers of Camp Elizabeth will meet at the home of Mrs. W. Smith Hoge on Thursday August 25 at 2 30 p m A generous attendance is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Pioneers of
Camp Elizabeth
Idaho Crops Rise With Idaho Report Says
Idaho's major crops show a decided rise this year except potatoes. Ample precipitation is cited as the major growth factor in increased production, per a report by J. H. Jacobsen, U. S. crop statistician, Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
J. H. Jacobsen
U. S
Defenbach to Start Here Campaign in Bonners Ferry
Byron Defenbach the Republican nominee for governor will launch his campaign in Bonners Ferry with an address on September 20. The Kootenai Valley section notes the event as a key early stop in his statewide bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonners Ferry
Ferry Herald
Byron Defenbach
St Charles Visit By Salt Lake City Guests
Mrs. Ivan Johnston of Salt Lake City visits Mr. and Mrs. John Cleveland in St. Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Johnston
Salt Laka City
Mrs
John Cleveland
St. Charles
Sage Hen and Grouse Season Opens August 20 in Bear Lake County
Idaho hunters learn sage hens open August 20 with season running to September 1 in Bear Lake County and other counties. Confusion surrounds bag limits as law states four sage hens or four native pheasant or four grouse per day or possession, with separate limits for quail and Hungarian partridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Idaho
New Home Under Construction First of Its Kind in City
A new modern home for Mrs Ada M Budge west of the F T Shepherd residence is under construction. It will be the first in the city built with celeter lining, with her son Newel in charge of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Shepherd
Adam Budge
Bilt of Celeter
Newel
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