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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
8
Local notes report illnesses including rheumatism erysipelas appendicitis and gallstones affecting residents in Bear Lake Valley. Merchants advertise Christmas displays hay for sale and rags wanted while several community events including school contests and academy gatherings are described.
Programme for Stake Meeting on Christmas Day includes prelude by Tillie Price, choir performances, and two 20 minute addresses on the faith of Jesus Christ and the Prophet Joseph Smith. Principal W E Morgan delivers reminiscences with a closing benediction.
Fragmentary notice states a sale action by Pala haps Co at a county location, with unclear date and purpose. Readable elements indicate a public sale or load event related to property or assets, involving officers or officials.
Fish Haven residents gear up for Christmas with a Monday entertainment program and a new door to be installed at the meetinghouse before Xmas. Chauncy Merkle and family from Blackfoot plan to visit Mrs Merkleys parents, George Lindlay. Rosa from Blackfoot remains cheerful and ready for Haven plans. A surprise party honored Miss Welker on Saturday night with a crowd of students.
December 18 138 Talitor Pans Post reports Hon W B Weyburn asks Walter Hoge to gather Bear Lake County residents willing to receive government publications and seed packages at no cost. Names sent to Hoge in Paris Idaho will be recommended for free seeds and publications with no charge.
Shepherd Mercantile announces Lyric Theatre arrangements with a Salt Lake City firm to supply only edifying and entertaining films. Mr and Mrs Steve Sleight of Orton Canada visit Bear Lake relatives as drought and winds drive Canadian crops to low yields. A farmer on 2500 acres harvests 1200 bushels. J T Derricott reports 25 bushels from 140 acres.
Only 282 receipts issued toward an estimated 1100 on the assessment roll. The first 175 receipts total a remittance of 32,514.87 dollars paid to the County Treasurer today, with the Oregon Short Line contributing 26,519.63 dollars.
A large audience attended a ward meeting in Ovid last Sunday to debate statewide prohibition. The affirmative side led by James Olsen and Lottie Raymond lost to the negative led by Chris Olsen and Mary Nelson, as judges ruled against the motion.
Wallace Budge begins a mission on January 3. A farewell party for this benefit is held in the Second ward tonight. The program is brief, so attendees should arrive early and enjoy the evening.
The Second ward hosts a farewell party for Wallace Budge tonight. Kenneth Anderson of Butte Montana arrived last Friday for his mother’s funeral in the 1st ward. Myrtle Rick 15 is expected home from Salt Lake City where she studies at the university. Lottie Smith of Sharon dislocated her kneecap after an ice fall. Roberts has been on the sick list for several days. David Leck has a sick baby with bronchitis. Mrs. James Dimick of Wardboro faces heart trouble. A baby boy was welcomed at Mr and Mrs George Schick’s home in Meamon during the holidays.
Notice is hereby given that Peter Nelson of Mink Creek Idaho has filed to prove up his homestead entry number 03988 for Lot NE L4NW 1-1 Land N12N E1-4 in section 19 township 13 south range ti FE B Meridian. The hearing will be before George S T Carver United States Commissioner at Preston Idaho on February 10 1911. Witnesses include Uris Joeller Slessie Steffensen Carl C Nelson and Adam Keller all of Mink Creek Idaho. Door Wg tie dace tonight.
Popular dramatic orator Prof. Osmond will present a Shakespearean recital on Wednesday evening at the Second Ward Hall. The program includes King Henry V addresses, Queen Mab, soliloquies, Brutus and Antony speeches, scenes from Hamlet and Macbeth. General admission 60 cents, children 15 cents.
Friday program featured Miss Lois Linvall and Miss Veda Low on organ, Ira Hayward reading, Abraham Tueller delivering O How the Merciless Winter Winds Blow, Budd By Christmas recited by Esdale Wooley, and Prince H Jones declaiming. District shows 310 enrolled, 13 delinquent under school law. Probate Judge to pursue. John A Bagley and daughter Lueile, recent typhoid patient, arrive from Salt Lake. Mrs Bagley visiting Bloomington. district court calendar ahead.
The message asks for gift ideas for Christ man who is hosting a See-Shepherd event. It seeks practical suggestions for a thoughtful present fitting a communal gathering and festive occasion. Consider respectful, usable items like a thoughtful card, a local craft gift, or a donation in his name.
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