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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
8
Local column highlights a Fielding Gym event and a character ball tonight. It notes travel, social visits in Boise and Paris, new arrivals, auctions and closing out jewelry sales, and reports on local politics with Senator Shepherd and the Utah Power and Light project plans.
A group celebrated Mrs. Holmes thirty fifth birthday and the seventeenth wedding anniversary at the Holmes residence on Wednesday night. The guests entertained her with cake and ice cream as she playfully dismissed her husband with a broomstick, and the party adjourned with a fond invitation to return.
Notice is given that by authority of the Wiyor of Paris Bear Lake County Idaho a non partisan ticket is to be nominated at the Court House Monday March 24 1913 at 2 60 oclock p m for the coming city election April 1 1913 Nominations: Mayor City Clerk Treasurer Police Judge two Councilmen per ward Primaries March 22 1913 at 8 p m in ward rooms. Each ward to nominate two councilmen and elect delegates for the convention March 24. Attest W Smith toge Clerk.
Family members and local officials gathered Monday at the old home in Blackfoot and Paris to honor Aunt Emeline Rich with a joyful welcome. The visit included Sam J. Rieh and Heber C. Rieh, plus Geo. Q. Rich, as relatives celebrated the warm homecoming.
A free educational presentation by Professor Ulery titled Reainance of the Reaper will be shown at Lyrié Theatre at 1:30 pm and again at 3:50 pm. The program aims to illustrate agricultural progress through ages and attract local farmers and institutes to view the demonstration.
A cordial note from J W Duffin in Salt Lake City requests a change of address to 808 Park Street and invites Bear Lake friends to visit when in Zion. The letter mentions many Bear Lake residents now diving into Salt Lake life.
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