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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post, weekly at Paris Idaho, notes second class mail status and publishes its publisher Franklin B. Son. It adds a reader query about subscription statements and explains the current lack of time to issue them. The issue praises local correspondents and asks readers to keep contributing.
More than half a century separates birthdates of ISC students with 2 441 total. Median age is 21 and average 22. Oldest is 73 year old Max Kulicke of Paris studying carpentry. Eighteen year olds lead with 432, followed by 17 year olds at 113 and 19 year olds at 349.
City Council in Paris Idaho discusses partnerships with a County Library, space and heat for operations, and a decision to remain city-run. Other items include building permit, water tax for the city siren, beer license renewals, Christmas program funding, and listed bills and fines.
Thanksgiving Day visitors at the Arlin Pugmire home included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Welker of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hymas with their daughters of Montpelier.
Garden City residents and relatives visit in Boise Ogden Montpelier Logan Paris and Fish Haven. Notables include Everett Bims Velda and Grace Sims Rollin Findlay Elva Satterthwaite Theora Hodges Lettie Gibbons and family plus Rock Smith birthday and Love land anniversary. Funeral for L L Geek. visitors from Fairview Wyoming Bancroft and Pocatello attend local events.
F and G department reports grizzly bears across Idaho Montana Wyoming and Colorado near extinction despite legends of the silver tip. Idaho shows about 60 bears in panhandle and near Yellowstone while Wyoming lists just over 50 and Montana nearly 439 bears. The article notes historical ranges shrinking with depredation blamed on livestock and calls for continued protection under state laws.
The article notes that hunting rules differ for grizzly and black bears with grizzlies allowed only during elk open season. It cites Glacier National Park estimating about 100 grizzlies and Yellowstone around 125.
The Gold and Green Ball hosted by M 1A at the Lanark recreation hall featured Silver Bells as theme music and a floor show with Beehive Girls and Boy Scouts performing Tommy. The junior Gleaners honored Judy Parker Jeanette Passey Flora Roberts and Joan Hymas, with roses presented to Mr and Mrs Roberts.
Mrs Nellie McMurray was a guest Thursday of the Howard McMurrays at Montpelier. Mr and Mrs Merrill Ward of Bloomington were guests Thursday of the Hymns.
Lieutenant Arrington awards three trophies to outstanding marksmen from Fort On California area during Thanksgiving Military Open House. Pope posts 41 bullseyes from 12 inch rifle target at 100 200 300 yards for 223 of 250. Pope, son of Mr and Mrs LaMont Pope of Fish Haven, amid seasonal notes and a safety reminder on dim headlights for Idaho drivers.
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