Creamery Boosts Valley Farmers With Paris Plant
O N Wray manager of Paris Creamery reports October purchases of 6000 pounds butter fat at 32 cents per pound totaling 21920. November sales similar, with about 2000 paid monthly in cash to farmers. The creamery, under Idaho head office, praises valley dairy conditions and urges farmers to boost local cream production.
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Paris Creamery
Wray
Bear Lake
Wroray
Tie
Paris
Clothing Bargains Spee al Sale at Bur goyne's
Special sale at Bur goyne's store in Montpelier runs all of next week with startling bargains in every department.
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Spee
Burgoyne’s
Montpelier
An Enterprising Citizen An Enterprising Citizen
Edward Sutton, a popular blacksmith on South Main Street in Pans, has run his shop for twenty years and leads in horse shoeing. He is a key promoter of valley development, with a reputation for reliable skill and support for progress.
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Edward Sutton
South Mainstreet
Budlding
Prograss
Baby Boy Born to Mrs. Fred Passey in Lanark
Lorn, to Mrs. Fred Passey of Lanark, a baby boy Saturday.
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Lorn
Fred Passey
Lanark
Bishop Price of Paris Second Ward Is Relieved
At Sunday fast day exercises in Paris 2nd Ward the Stake Presidency announced the resignation of Bishop Robert Price after 34 years in the post. Elders James B Poulsen and R W Wallantine will administer ward affairs until reorganization of the bishopric at the upcoming ward conference.
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Paris
Stake
Robert Price
James 8. Poulsen
R. W. Wallantine
Price
L D 3 MeetingsLast Sunday First Ward Conjoint MIA Session
Sunday evening in the First Ward the Conjoint M I A held a meeting with President Geo J Spencer Jr presiding Elder Wesley Collings offered opening prayer. Elder John A Sutton Jr spoke on duties obedience in children. Readings and prayers followed by talks on missionary reminiscences and youths guiding paths.
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First Ward
Geo. J. Spencer, Jr
Wesley Collings Offeral
John A. Sutton, Jr
Luella Rich
Emma Sutton
Alice R_Rich
Arthie
James 8
David N. Low
Births, illnesses, deaths, and local notices in Local Lines
A daughter was born to Mrs John Bateman Monday. Rio Valentines daughter ill this week. Mr and Mrs Martyn Sehstle left for Aftes Monday. Clyde Slurst at Fimerson school shows high drawing ability. Robert Caldwell W R Holmes and Joseph Collings suffer from blood pouling. Mr and Mrs Albert Ashles glad to have a fine daughter. Our annual coal famine returns in full force. Oh for a railroad. A marriage license issued to Thomas E Sparks and Miss Lauie Humpherys of Dingle. The cantata A Dream of Fairy land presented in First ward ball last evening to large attendance. Paris could have a lively dramatic company weekly. Intellectual recreation for public urged. A sad death in the Bateman family last Monday. Russell died from stomach ailments. Funeral held in The First ward hall yesterday.
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John Bateman
Rio Vallantine
Martyn Sehstle
Aftes
Clyde Slurst
Fimerson School
Robert Caldwell
W. R. Holmes
Joseph Collings
Bateman
Russell
First Ward
Ysterday
Fielding Academy Hosts Inter Class Debate and Holiday Close
A large audience gathered at Paris Second Ward Hall for an inter class debate. Sophomores argued that nations advanced in civilization may justify enforcing authority on inferior peoples, with the affirmative winning 2 to 1. The program featured orchestra, ladies chorus, and readings, then Founders Day events and a basketball match between first and second year teams. Founders Day included readings, a quartet, and a history talk on the academy’s founding. Instructor illness and a death in the Zundel family were noted, with sympathy expressed.
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Paris Second Ward
Calvert N. Allred
Academy Orchestra
Miss
Brace
Geneva
Welker
Leslie Barkhuil
Ezra Kainz
Gladys-His
Edward Crowther and Company
Matthe — Peterman
Tastractor Welker
Auditorum
Cee
Jenson
Zundel
Zandel
Evry
Stiss
Emerson School
Mr. Spencer
Spencer
Peary
Mutuals Hold Joint Meeting and Lecture Program
St Charles reports a joint meeting of Mutuals featuring a program The Intellectual Gem, 53rd year Y M I A activity read by Chester Transt rum. Bishop E M Pugmire lectured on The Suns. Ward visitors canvass homes to educate residents on duties. Recent arrivals include a boy and a girl to local families. Wallace Young, visiting resident, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Athay on a Salt Lake warrant.
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St. Charles
Mutuals
Y.M
Chester Transtrum
E. M. Pugmire
Robert
Dora Wilks Arnstadt
Pocatello
Gibby
Morgan
Young
Athay
Paris
Salt Lake
Mr Jenks Plans Christmas Rush With Extra Helpers
Mr Jenks is organizing scores of settings and will be travel ready for Christmas. He has added extra help to speed up all work and finish tasks at once.
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Jenks
Warrants and Road Fund Payments Notice 1909
County treasurer announces warrants paid on presentation for series 1909 including road and bridge fund up to warrant No 76 with interest ceasing Dec 10 1909. Also includes sale offer for a Paris Canyon ranch of 150 acres and furniture of Walter Hoge & Son.
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J.R. Puasine
Paris Canyon
Jos
H. Devie
Walter Hoge & Son
Taxpayers urged to pay at bank offices in Paris Montpelier
County Assessor MM Rietz announces options for taxpayers to pay taxes at Bear Like State Bank in Paris or at First National Bank and Bank of Montpelier in Montpelier.
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State Bank
Paris
First National Bank
Bank of Montpelier
Mont
Stake Appointments and Ward Conferences Schedule
The notice lists stake appointments for Saturday December 18 and Sunday December 25 with ward conferences in Paris and Montpelier and names of church leaders including J R Shepherd and Wm L Rich. A weather update cites Norton stating the thermometer logged 11 degrees below zero and 6 degrees yesterday morning. Deputy Sheriff Athay arrested Wallace Young at St Charles on Wednesday on an unknown charge.
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Norton
Sharp
Salt Lake County
Sheri Athayom
Wallace Young
St. Charles
Salt Lake
Debate Delivers Clear Arguments at Second Ward Hall
The Second Ward Hall debate last evening was a booming success reflecting great credit on the students. All speakers delivered their arguments with clearness and exactness.
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Cook
Second Ward
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Creamery
Bishop Price
First_ Ward
Albert Ashles
Thomas E. Sparks
Lauie Humpherys
Dingle
Fielding Academy
Amass MM Rietz
Pirates
Iesereaiaan
J. Rich
Joel Hl
Rich Fish Klaven
Oliver Jscobson
George CT Thornick
Georgetown
Robert L. Robinson
Stanley Rieh
Nounan TL
P Nterson
Jared Johnson
J. R. Shepherd
Wmm. L. Rich
W. W. Richards
L. Rich
W.W. Richardps
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