Fielding High School Building Contract Awarded
Bids opened for the new Fielding High School building on Tabernacle Square. H. R. Shepherd of Paris lands the general contract at 60 588 dollars, with Horace Fereday of Spanish Fork submitting the plumbing and heating bid at 12 451 dollars and U L Electric Co. of Pocatello awarded the electrical work for 1 785 dollars. Occupancy planned for September.
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Fielding High School
H. R. Shepherd
H. R. Shepherd “Lumber Company
Tabernacle Square
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
H. J. McNeil
Caldwell
Ashton & Logan
Salt Lake City
A. BH. Wellman
Kemmerer
Wyo
J. Chas
Johnston
Logan
W. Brennim & Co
Cox & Christensen
Provo
H. A. Bruining
Pocatello
Wm. G. Reed
John E. Anderson
Chrystrus& Isindquist
O. H. Grimmett
Paris
Horace Fereday
Spanish Fork
A. H. Palmer
Hayden & Long
Salt Lake
Ojty
J. K. Wellam
Wyojeeius
A. Wortman
American Falls
Gooding Mfg. & Plumbing Co
Gooding
Halverson Bros
Ogden Utah
Colman ,Sorenson
Ogden
U. L. Electric Co
J. Hemway Jones
Ogden Electric
Reid Electric Co
John B. Buckle
Wasatch Electric Co
Humphreys and Davis Wed in Pocatello Ceremony
Miss Veda Humphreys daughter of Mr and Mrs Heber Humphreys of this city and Amar-Davis of Blackfoot were married in Pocatello on Monday. They are described as respectable young people and friends send best wishes for a happy life together.
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Veda Humphreys
Heber Humphreys
Thi City
amar-Davis
Blackfrot
Pocatello
Wlyweds Honored at Old Spigmire Home Social
Last Wednesday evening Ben Cleveland and his bride were honored with a social call at the Old Spigmire Home. Forty five guests enjoyed games and a luncheon before the couple unwrapped presents from friends and relatives.
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OldsPigmire
Ben Cleveland
Why Men Went West
A passage reflects on the western migration as a powerful dream driving different men west. It contrasts killers, failed men, dreamers, and those fleeing personal failures seeking escape, hope, or new livelihoods across continents.
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cwWest
West
Teton Pass Road Receives $45,000 Appropriation
Jackson Hole Courier notes Supervisor A. McCain of the Teton National Forest said the district forest office reported a $45,000 appropriation for repairs to the Teton Pass road linking Jackson Hole to the outside world, as reported by the Afton Independent.
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Jackson's Hole
A. ©. McCain
Teton National Forest
Jackson
District” Forest Office
Teton—Pass
Afton
Horses Starving on Antelope Flat Ranch Roundup
WM. P. Rich, a dry farmer, returned from Antelope Flat after four days as part of a group rounding up about 150 range horses. Deep snow hid feed, forcing the herd into hollows to graze on scarce sage brush, many starving after food was exhausted, with as many as five dead horses found in a single group.
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WM. P. Rich
Antelope Flat
Mr. Rich
George Price
Paris
Bear Lake
Nielsen Wins Paris High School Brick Contract
H P Nielsen of Logan, returning from Paris Idaho, was awarded the brick laying contract for the new high school at Paris. The base contract is 16250 for about 650000 brick, with total building cost around 85000. The school rises on tabernacle square on land exchanged with the former Fielding academy site after it burned last fall.
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H.P. Nielsen
Paris
Idaho
H. R. Shepherd
Tabernacle Square
Fielding Academy
Logan Journel
Judge Baum in Idaho Hospital After Car Accident
Encouraging reports on Judge O R Baum condition after a recent automobile crash. He lies at L D S hospital in Idaho Falls where his car overturned near Rexburg. His broken leg was set last Tuesday as Drs Mullen and Roberts of Pocatello consult.
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O. R. Baum
Judge Baum
L. D. S. Hospital
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
Thomas Mullen
E. N. Roberts
Pocatello
Paris Tigers Defeat Salt Lake In Emerson Gym Thriller
The Paris Tigers outplayed Salt Lake O. 6 at Emerson Gym on Saturday evening winning 33 to 15. The game stayed one sided from the opening quarter with the Tigers taking early control and maintaining the lead throughout.
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Emerson Gym
Paris “Tigers
Salt Lake O
Finn
Tigers
Ex Assessor Reaches Dixie
Ex-Assessor Leslie Cole who left Paris for health reasons reached Hurricane near St George Utah with his son Donald late last week after a smooth auto trip. He reported good progress and no car trouble during the journey.
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Leslie Cole
Paris
St. George
Utah
Paris Ward Mutual Presents Free One Act Plays
The Paris Second Ward Mutual stages three one act plays free to the public next Monday at 8 p m at the ward chapel. The program offers a family friendly evening of entertainment with no admission charge.
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Paris
Second Ward Mutual
Ward Chapel
Idaho County Commissioners Seek Budget Law Repeal
Idaho county commissioners at their annual convention back a legislative committee push to repeal the state budget law. They urge a six year term for officials, mileage expense allowance for private cars, tax levy adjustments, and oppose a blanket old age pension bill. They defend the old cash basis, arguing the budget law raises costs and forces borrowing at high interest.
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Idahd
Lffe
Convention of
Idaho Commissioners
H. B. Howland
Prisoners Considered for Snow Clearing on Bear Lake Road
State Highway Department shows indifference to clearing snow on the Bear Lake county route between Ovid and Paris. Citizens suggest using county jail prisoners under guard to open the road for car travel. A telegram to Governor Baldridge from the Paris Lions Club yields little relief due to statewide snow removal shortages of equipment and funds.
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State Highway Department
Bear Lake County
Ovid
Paris
Paris Lions Club
State Highway Commissioner
Baldridge
Heavy Storms Strain California Rail Traffic
Week end storms cripple California railroad service delaying three Southern Pacific trains about six hours. A landslide south of San Francisco required bus transfers and disrupted air schedules. The Shasta Limited and West Coast Limited faced bridge support work after a 15 foot slide near Red Bank creek between Santa Cruz and Glenwood. Ed Hoffman age 28 died in a bus crash near Redding with 11 injured. William Beel and Pat Lyon perished in Santa Cruz.
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San Francisco
California
Southern Pacific
Here
Shasta Limited
West Coast Limited
Red Bank Creek
Santa Cruz
Glenwood
Ed Hoffman
Redding
William Beel
Pat Lyon
Pocatello Sweeps Fielding in Fast Basketball Contests
Pocatello High School defeated Fielding 36 to 15 in a rapid game last Friday. Ahlstrom led with three first-half baskets, Barrett and Thomas also contributing as Fielding struggled to hold the pace. Locally, Thomas Ahlstrom and Brett stood out for Pocatello while Fielding’s Stucki Pugmire Monson showed effort.
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Pocatello High School
Ahlstrom
Barrett
Pocatello
Fielding
Owever
Pocatello Aggregation
Locatello
Thomas
Brett
Stucki
Pugmire
Monson
Bocatello
Gaprf
Mcomber
Ors Anistrom
Awe
Daley
Odenath
Adele Blentete
Anne Meena
Eavecanaa
Crawford
Ear
Canyon Slides Block Highways Near Bear Lake
The warm spell triggers snow slides in canyons around Bear Lake valley. Star Valley mail drivers face 24 hour delays for a 45 mile route as slides block Montpelier canyon. Slides range 50 to 100+ feet long and 20 to 50 feet deep, creating barriers until crews dig through.
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Bear Lake
Bear Lake Valley
Star Valley
Montpelier Canyon
Star Valley Mail
Mall
Deer Move into Montpelier Valley After Snow Storms
Heavy snow drives deer from high mountains into the valley around Montpelier. A band of thirty or more feed on bare ridges and straw stacks near the outskirts, posing little starvation risk. Deer are reported gentle and approachable by locals.
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Montpelier
Earth tremor felt in Paris and vicinity last night
People in Paris and nearby areas felt a brief earth tremor about nine o'clock. Some stores and homes rocked and danced for several seconds. No reports yet from other towns as we go to press.
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Paris
Montpelier Welcomes Modern Telephone Exchange Upgrade
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company switches Montpelier to a new, state of the art central office at ten forty tonight with no service interruption. The upgrade features audible ringing and terminal repeaters to improve long distance conversations. Local staff and executives invite subscribers to tour the new exchange and learn how the modern system operates.
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Montpelier
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Idaho
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Fourth
Washington Streets
J. A. Ee Little Winters
Western Electric Company
E. H. Strobel
Ernest Yaussi
Art Exhibit to Return at Amerson Gym
An art exhibit featuring a completely different set of pictures from last year will be shown at Amerson gym on February 12 28 and 2 Mth. The event offers viewers access to world masterpieces with an evening program on the first day under Emerson school faculty direction.
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Amerson Gym
Mth
Emerson School
The Prince of Wales’ Humble Moment in Print
A lighthearted note suggests the Prince of Wales shows occasional moments of humility off his high horse, inviting readers to glimpse a less formal side of royal life.
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Prince of Wales
Bear Lake County Livestock Leaders Highlight Breeding Advances
The Bear Lake region touts top Holstein cattle, Hrefords, Rambouillet sheep, and Gottswild ewes as key to improving local stock. Charley Nate, H. S. Crane, Ray Densley, and Mount Haggin stock programs contribute sought after seed stock to cross on range breeds enhancing medium wool flocks and overall quality.
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Bear Lake
America
Bear
Lake County
Spd
Ogden Livestock Show
Charley Nate
Dingle
Montpelier
Crane
Newnan
Noonan
Bert Orr
Sharon
Ray Densley
Crane Ranch
Imigration
Hampshire
Flagsgin Land and Livestock Company
Mount Haggin
Bear - Lake County
Aniér
Snow depths reach seven feet on Bear River range
A forest ranger reports seven feet five inches of snow at Garden City summit 8200 feet high on the south end of the Bear River range. A parallel reading at Hanson saw mill on Emigration Canyon 26 miles north at 7200 feet shows seven feet of snow. Wildlife remains healthy as high winds keep ridges bare enough for deer feed.
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Bear River
W. 8. Averill
Garden
City Summit
Garden City
Utah
South
Hanson
Canyon
Snowbound Minidoka District Delays Buses
Burley February 5. Snow has buried several airttomo piles and left many farms isolated. School buses can reach about two thirds of the Minidoka tract, but remote districts remain cut off.
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Burley
Minidoka
Temperature plunges to near freezing at camp and towns
The temperature dropped to 34 below zero at Camp Stewart and 30 at Paris and Bloomington last night according to local weather recorders. Observers say it was the coldest night this winter in the valley.
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Sero
Camp Stewart
Paris
Bloomington
Iseal
The
Vale
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