Montpelier and Paris People in Early Week Notices
County Assessor James Dunn visited Montpelier on Wednesday. John Mattson of St Charles was a Paris visitor Tuesday. Stanley Howell conducts extra auditing at the courthouse. For sale good admin rug 11 by 12. 44 1c Miss Anna Innes and Mrs M G Price visited Montpelier Monday. Mrs 8 J Athay ill with abscess behind ear this week. James Briscoe Bloomington attended to business in Paris Wednesday. Bishop S E B Hymas of Sharon moved his family to Paris for winter. Spirits interest noted with many saying communication has declined. Dan Caldwell Pegram spending days in Paris visiting. Minson's Confectionery and Grocery Store bargains. James Dunford spent Tuesday in Bloomington visiting relatives. Vernon Clark Georgetown attended Stake Conference in Paris Saturday and Sunday. For sale light driving team and harness 140 Enquire of Chris Carlson. Lucille Hall attended Hallowell Concert in Montpelier Monday. Eggs price comments note no major impact from Henry Ford. John Martin and Lorene Pugmire Montpelier married at the county clerk S H Richs office. Christmas cards sold by The Post. Seth Kelsey vacation home of parents Robert and Mrs. Kelsey. Inez Hall Montpelier and Silas L Wright Bennington weekend at Crandell Dunn home. Teller Dunford of this city stayed with Blooming ton Dunfords over Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Hodges
Afton Johnson
Cache Valley
Ogdén
Alex Johnson
Montpelier
Fish Haven Point
Bear Lake County
G. H. Robinson
Joseph Moffatt
Samuel Henderson
George Spencer
Shreman Lutz
J. W. Negus
Dr. Reay
Randollph
Royal Pope
August Hildt
J. C. Farner, Jr
Charles Hanson
Frank B. Earley
B. J. Carrola Ranch
Kemmerer
Wye
BP. C
Ogden Woman Visits Paris Family Members
Mrs. Emma Cozzens of Ogden visiting her son William in Raymond will travel to Paris Tuesday to visit Earl Cozzens. D. C. Segraves and Glenn Storck of Ideal Plumbing Co. Montpelier installed a home water system for J. J. Myers in Ovid Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cozzens
Ogden
William
Raymond
Paris
Earl
Montpelier News
D. C. Segraves
Glenn Storckman
The
Ideal Plumbing Co
Montpelier
Ovid
J. J. Myers
Instructors Barlow and Richards Return From Thanksgiving
Instructors Barlow and Richards spent Thanksgiving recess at homes in Bountiful and Salt Lake City and returned Sunday evening. The other instructors remained here during the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlow
Richards
Bountiful
Salt Lake City
Naturalization petition and civic greetings in St Charles
Carl Anderson of St Charles files naturalization petition to be decided at the district court session. He is a Sweden subject living in the county for five years. Grandma Laker is surprised by First ward children on Thanksgiving and by Primary children with a lunch basket and songs, making her happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Andeson
St. Charles
Anderson
Sweden
Grandma Laker
For Sale at Paris Idaho and local notices
Robert Linvall place in Paris Idaho offered for sale cheap inquiries to Hubschmid Montpelier. Deputy state Game Warden W L Hays checked Paris Wednesday over agents who sold fish and game licenses for 1920. R M Budge leased the building beside Paris Drug Co and now runs a tailor and shoe shining shop with prompt attention and guaranteed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Linvall
Paris
Idaho
Hubschmid
Montpelier
W. L. Hays
R. M. Budge
Paris Drug Co
Local notices and community updates from Garden City
Garden City residents report illness among merchants and relatives, plans for insurance, and travel notes. Claud Sprouse moves into a new home purchased from Lyman Earley, while roads deteriorate and mail service worsens. Births, recoveries, and upcoming life insurance inquiries are noted, along with local church talks and health efforts.
Indians Predict Late Spring And Mild Winter Ahead
The report says signs from native observers point to a late spring next year with an unusually mild early winter and little snow. Dewey Briscoe resigns as deputy county clerk to become head stenographer at the Western Phosphate mine. Mercy Price succeeds Mr Jriscoe in the county treasurer’s office, having prior courthouse experience. A cautionary note warns inexperienced hunters of the dangers of using modern rifles in the woods and the risk of tragic, impulsive shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Briscoe
Western
Miss Mercy Price
Jriscoe
Miss Price
Court House
Boulder Mine Proposes Stock Redemption Offer
The Paris Boulder Mining Co. board in Provo Utah on November 1 1920 voted unanimously to allow stockholders to redeem certificates for 75 cents plus 1.60 per thousand on old assessments and 2.00 per thousand with assessments. Stockholders should act quickly to avoid auction sale and future losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Boulder Mining Company
Provo
Utah
Paris Boulder Mine
Doctor Rushes By Air to Escalon Emergency Call
Dr J M Carr physician answered an emergency call from Escalon this afternoon at 3 o clock. Ten minutes later he was airborne in a plane piloted by F W Farrle and arrived at Escalon about 22 miles distant at 3780.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Calf
J. M. Carr
Escalon
F. W. Farrlé
Governor appeals for hay freight rate reduction
Governor D W Davis telegrams to the Interstate Commerce Commission and Union Pacific president urging restoration of 1918 rates. He warns Idaho’s one million tons of hay bound eastward faces prohibitive costs, risking railroad revenue and market access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Davis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific Railroad
Idaho
Missouri
Kansas City
Thanksgiving Morning in St Charles Band Serenade Town
Thanksgiving morning the town heard a brass band. Mr. Frank Floyd and Sam Wilks moved their stores this week to new properties. Mrs. Verne Rich from Canada visits her sister Mrs. L. D. Young in St Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Will Alley relocate here for winter so their children may attend school. Relief Society hosted Mr. S. E. Cleveland with cake and ice cream after closing the meetinghouse. President Andy Allred lauded Cleveland for keeping rooms clean and warm. Bishop Hunt and Counselor J. W Linford attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Floyd
Sam Wilks
Mr. Floyd
Alfred
Mr. Wilks
Earnest Wilks
Verne Rich
Canada
L. D. Young
Will Alley
St. Charles
S. E. Cleveland
The
Relief Society
Andy Allred
Mr. Cleveland
Lishop Hunt
J. W Linford
Newspaper Convention Draws Editors from Four States
Editor John A. Wallis of The Paris Post attended the conference in Pocatello with newspapermen from Utah Idaho Montana and Wyoming. The event was arranged by J Robb Brady and Byrd Trego president of the Idaho Press Club Association. A complimentary banquet followed at the Hotel Bannock with a business meeting led by prominent editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Wallis
Paris Post
Pocatello
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
J. Robb Brady
Byrd Trego
Idaho Republican
Idaho Press Club Association
Bannock
Oratorical Contest Honors Grant Birthday at Fielding Academy
The Fielding Academy held its second oratorical contest celebrating Pres Heber J Grant's birthday. Twenty students wrote on The Past is Full of Glory, the Future Full of Promise, four reached finals Ireta Richards Lillian Transtrum Carol Richards and Maurine Clark. Judge panel included Karl Shepherd Darwin Haddock and Ezra Stucki. Maurine Clark won and will receive an autographed book from Pres Grant. Mocelle Michae son delivered a paper on Grant's life and work. The event drew praise as perhaps the best ever at the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. Heber J. Grant
Academy
Ireta Richards
Lillian Transtrum
Carol Richards
Maurine Clark
Karl Shepherd
Atty
Ordinance To Guard Business Men Passed In Twin Falls
Twin Falls Idaho December 1 city council repealed a hawker license regime after complaints from business men about an itinerant salesman selling dress and piece goods on Shoshone street last Saturday. A new ordinance imposes heavy fines for violations, with auctioneers in regular sales exempted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Ida
Sheriff’s Notice of Sale in Bear Lake Idaho
In Bear Lake County Idaho the sheriff will sell at 10 a.m. December 27 1920 at the Paris courthouse front door the NE quarter of Section 15 Township 11 South Range 43 E B M with waters and appurtenances to satisfy a judgment of 2770.23 plus 7 percent interest from October 19 1920 and costs. The action is International Mortgage Bank against Albert Bacon Charlotte Smith Bacon M C Clark and Jane Doe Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
Bear Lake
International Mortgage Bank
Albert Bacon
Charlotte Smith Bacon
M. C. Clark
Jane Doe Clark
Paris
Bear Lake County
Butter Shortage Solved by Dr LeGear Stock Powders
Mrs Hattie Meece of Glenn Missouri reports dairy gains using Dr LeGear Stock Powders. She says her cow produced a half gallon more milk daily and a pound of butter added after short use. The remedy claims to improve digestion in cows and also aids horses hogs and sheep. Sold by Faris Drug Co Paris Idaho with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Meece
Glenn
Missouri
Dr. LeGear
Faris Drug Co
Paris
Idaho
Christmas cards printed to your taste at The Pats Post
The Pats Post offers customized Christmas cards printed to customer taste with options for design, text, and color. Ready-made and bespoke designs available at the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pats Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Dunn
John Mattson
Stanley Howell
H. Rich
Anna Innes
M. G. Price
J. Athay
J. 7. Briscoe
Bloomington
S. EB. Hymas
Sharon
Dan Caldwell
Pegram
Minson’s Confectionery and Grocery Store
James L. Dunford
Vernon Clark
Georgetown
Chris Carlson
Lucille Hall
Hallowell
Hense
Henry Ford
John Martin and
Lorene Pugmire
Ap Py
S. H. Rich
Seth Kelsey
Mrs
Robert Kelsey
Inez Hall
Silas L. Wright
Bennington
Crandell Dunn
Teller Dunford
City
Dunford
Elbert Hubbard
Garden City News
Boulder Mine
Advg
Salt Lake
Vina T. Knight
Plain City
George Baker
Fielding Academy
Sheriff's
Asa Athay
Lee & Kimball
Spokane
Waslington
Davis & Evans
Malad City
Shepherd Hardware & Implement CO
F. T. Shepherd & Sons
Rexall State
Paris, Idaho
Autographic Kodak Jr
Kodak
Rexall
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