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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1943
Page
4
A flustered young journalist and a hopeful writer tour town for a wartime Christmas story. They meet Mrs. Deaton and learn letters from three service boys, ending with a proposal as Jim enlists and Joan accepts, dreaming of peace and a wedding.
Alton P. Bunderson sheriff of Bear Lake County Idaho announces possession of a dark brown gelding aged 4 to 6 with left shoulder spur rowel brand. The animal was taken up December 13 1943 and will be sold December 31 1943 at 2 PM at the Sidney Pugmire home in St. Charles precinct if not claimed.
Minutes show the December 13 1943 meeting of the Board of County Commissioners with all members present. Deed issued to Gertrude Berrey for Fraction Lot 8 Block 17 Plat A Montpelier City. Road and bridge claims approved with numerous vendors and laborers listed, tax cancellations, road narrowing denial, and sales contracts paid in full with small allowances. Current expense claims approved for many individuals and firms, including U of I Extension Division and Mt States Tel. & Tel. Co., with multiple stipulations and allowances recorded.
The Bear Lake County commissioners set beer license fees under Chapter 242 Idaho laws. Bottled beer sold for off premises use costs 50 dollars per year, on premises consumption 75 dollars, and mixed draught sales 100 dollars. Licenses expire December 31 each year.
The Fifth Judicial District in Idaho sets court terms for Bannock, Power, Oneida, Franklin, and Bhrar Lake counties. Terms begin 10:00 A.M. on scheduled dates, with publication to follow for two weeks. Senior Judge Isaac Meddougall signs the order dated December 6, 1943.
In Bear Lake County Idaho the probate court sets a hearing on January 3 1944 at 10 o'clock am in Paris for Rae B Dunford to be admitted to probate the will of O C Dunford and Ida Dunford and to be appointed executor. Any interested party may appear and show cause why letters testamentary should not be issued. Clerk Don C Haddock presiding.
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