Pioneer Garden City Resident Claimed By Heart Attack
Friends mourn the death of Solomon W. Tremeling a Garden City area resident for most of his life He died of a heart attack at a Paris hotel while visiting his daughter Mrs John Mercer He was 67 and survived by his widow two daughters Mrs John Mercer of Paris and Mrs Everett Sims of Garden City and three sons Edwin of Los Angeles Clinton and Delmont of Garden City Funeral services will be held in the Garden City chapel on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon W. Tremeling
Paris
Tremeling
John Mercer
J Tremeling
Bear Lake County
Nellie Lamborn
Laketown
Everett Sims
Garden City
Edwin
Los Angeles
California
Clinton
Delmont
Lowell
Clifford
Garden City Chapel
Pridiy
New Idaho Court House and School Projects Bid Dates
Bids due for two construction jobs and two school equipment packages under PWA programs in Idaho. Oneida county clerk sets February 24 2 p m deadline for a 63000 two story reinforced concrete court house replacing the 1882 building with T F Budge of Malad City starting excavation. Franklin county independent district No 1 bids March 3 2 p m for a Preston high school about 160000 two story masonry basement job with preliminary work by Cazier Bergquist. Payette county independent district No 18 bids due February 25 8 p m for equipment at Frstland school by Tri State Construction Portland Oregon. Geonesee district in Latah county bids February 27 8 p m for furniture and equipment for a 67000 gymnasium and classroom addition. second lowest bid after February 9 exceeded funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
Idaho
John M. McAllister
Oneida
Fouiding
T. F. Budge
Malad City
PWSA
Franklin County Independent School District No. 1
Preston
Frank EH. Paradice, Jr
Pocatello
Tri-State Construction Company
Portland
Ore
General Contractors
Geonesee
Latah County
Genesee High School
Idaho Approves Emergency State Police Law
Governor signs emergency measure creating an Idaho state police force but postpones naming a superintendent. The act authorizes enforcement of all penal and regulatory laws and allows the Commissioner of Law Enforcement to serve as superintendent if needed without extra pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Deer Feed at Garden City Hay Stacks Near Utah Ranch
An increasing number of deer, now 51, are feeding at the L. L. Cook ranch near Garden City Utah. The herd, driven from higher mountains by recent storms, feeds on meadow hay at night under moonlight. Locals are urged to protect the deer and report any hunting during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Cook
Farm accounts add to income for Beat Lake county families
Farm families in Beat Lake county using inventories budgets and accounts with KSA add thousands yearly by planning expenditures and choosing profitable farm enterprises. The system helps track finances avoids wasteful spending and promotes a pay as you go approach aiding debt control and financial independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beat Lake County
KSA
Louis F. Nuffer
Farm Security Administration
Warden destroys injured elk in Pocatello
A bull elk found injured near North Lincoln avenue in the 700 block last Thursday was deemed unlikely to recover and was destroyed by game warden L A Lehrabs. The carcass was given to W L Raymond for possible feeding to city zoo animals and coyotes. Lehrabs said poachers or hunters likely shot the animal during a November shoot. the elk weighed about 550 pounds and was about five years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
L.A. Lehrabs
W. L. Raymond
Lehrbas
Lincoln Avenue
Hulme Daughter Norma to Wed Laurel Pugmire
Mr and Mrs Amos B Hulme announce the marriage of their daughter Norma to Laurel T Pugmire son of Mr and Mrs Landon Pugmire of St Charles The ceremony is planned at the Salt Lake Temple on March 2 Salt Lake Temple date is given as the planned venue and date of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos B. Hulme
Norma
Laurel T. Pugmire
Landon Pugmire
St.Charles
Salt Lake Temple
Idaho Faces Highway Financing Gap Amid License Reductions
Boise leaders seek a 1 million dollar note issue to match federal funds for road work. H R Flint warns Idaho must provide about 2.34 million to access 3.57 million in federal aid, with multiple projects ready but awaiting state funds. The plan follows a reduction in passenger automobile licenses and a shift of gasoline tax receipts to counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise — Administration
House of Representatives
H. R. Flint
Commonwealth
Nue
Idaho
Flint
Protect Our Wild Game in Bear Lake Valley
Sportsmen report concerns over out of season poaching of deer pheasants and sage chickens. Winter hunting strains wildlife and reduces populations despite stocking efforts. public cooperation with the state and groups is urged to help wildlife thrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Valley
Malad Dragons Beat Montpellier Bears In Narrow Victory
The Montpellier Bears fell to the Malad Dragons 18 to 12 on their home court. Malad led 2 to 0 after the first period, extended to 7 to 2 by halftime, and held a 10 to 6 edge after the third quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpellier Bears
Malad Dragons
Malad
Dragons
Bears
White Proposes Homesteaders Bills in Congress
Congressman White of Idaho introduces a bill to authorize land exchanges near national forests in Adams and Valley counties and to exempt long term stock-raising homesteaders from the 1916 act provided they established residence with a home on the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington—Exchange of Land
Adams
Valley
Idaho
House of Representatives
Congressman White
White
Future Farmer's News Pest Drive Divides FFA Members
The Future Farmers hold a pest drive with Exarl Beyeler and Donavon Howell as captains. The losing side pays a party to the winners. An official FFA sweater will go to the high point student. Contest topics include animal parts such as rabbits ears magpies head sparrows head rats tails mice tails. Ezra Gertch, recently ill, is slowly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exarl Beyeler
Donavon Howell
High Point
Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Growers Meet in Paris
The annual Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Growers association meeting is set for February 28 at 2:00 p.m. in the county courthouse. The Cache National Forest has over 10 members and a large turnout is expected with Logan forest supervisor staff in attendance to discuss stock handling, range opening dates, grazing policy changes, and a financial report and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Growers Association
Paris
Cache National Forest
Logan
Association
Forest Service
Tinber Work in Mountains Brought to a Close
Heavy storms in February halted timber work as roads remained snowbound in the valley. Observers report four to eight feet of snow in western Bear Lake canyons, with water content undetermined. Late March snow surveys by forest service, Weather Bureau, and Utah State Experiment Station at Logan measure depth and water content to predict runoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bear Lake Valley
Forest Service
The
Weather Bureau
Utah State Experiment Station
Logan
County awards new snow plow for Liberty and Sharon roads
The county commissioners bought a new snow plow that arrived this week. A crew has been busy in the Liberty and Sharon areas clearing heavy snow with the new vehicle attached to a large catapult, which has proven successful in winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Sharon
Choric Drama Presented by Fielding High Speech Class
The Fielding high school auditorium hosted a choric drama directed by Mrs. Lessie Price. A large crowd attended and praised the debut of this new presentation with notably beautiful costumes and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessie Price
Fielding ‘High School
County Agent Urges Cooperative Livestock Marketing Meeting
County agent promotes cooperative marketing as vital for livestock producers. Bear Lake Livestock Marketing Association, Idaho for profit, cooperative, lists directors A L Dorney Mitchel Ream Tim Matthews Fred Hunzeker Milton Smith and committees for sheep cattle swine. Annual meeting set for March 4 at Montpelier city hall to discuss lamb pools and potential cattle and hog pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Tim Mattthews
Fred Hunzeker
A. L. Dorney
M. A. Ream
Montpelier
Final date for wool contracts set for March 1
Wool growers are reminded with six days left to submit contracts before the March 1 deadline set by the wool pool committee led by F W Segratz Tim Matthews and Fred Hunzelker. So far 38 contracts have been returned and no contracts will be accepted after this date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Segratz
Tim Matthews
Fred Hunzelker
Cooperative Livestock Market Association Mounts March Meeting
The Bear Lake County Cooperative Livestock Marketing Association set March 4 for its annual meeting at 2 p.m. in Montpelier City Hall. Bishop and Mrs C Shirley of Fish Haven were town visitors last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Livestock Marketing Association For
Bear Lake County
Montpeler
Bishop
C. Shirley
Fish Haven
Snow courses to measure on Emigration and Garden City summits
Two snow courses will be measured in the mountains west of Bear Lake valley. One course lies on Emigration summit and the other on Garden City summit, aiming to track snowfall for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake Valley
Emigration
Garden City
Caribou Forest Office May Be Moved Soon
Proposal to move the Caribou National Forest headquarters from Montpelier to a less central location draws opposition from Bear Lake residents and local stockmen and businessmen. Protests have been sent to the Iduction in Mortpeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou Forest
Caribou
Georgetown Pioneer Alma Hayes Dies at 89
Mrs Alma Hayes, 89, a pioneer resident of Georgetown, died Tuesday night at Soda Springs hospital. She was mother to Mrs George H King of Lanark and survived by eleven children. Her husband Mr Hayes died two years ago at age 90. Both were among Bear Lake's oldest pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hayes
Georgetown
Soda Springs Hospital
Bear Lake court offices close for Washington's Birthday
Bear Lake county court offices closed Wednesday in observance of Washington's birthday. The post office operated part of the day. Mrs Normis Memer recovers from major surgery at Bear Lake hospital in Montpelier and plans to return home this week. Local residents gathered at Eliza Shepherd's home to celebrate her birthday Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County Court House
Washington
Normis-Memer
Bear Lake Hospital
Montpelier
Frank Lewis
Fred Derricott
C. B. Hayes
Marie Lewis
Eliza Shepherd
Pioneers Irrigation Company Annual Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders of the Pioneers Irrigation Manufacturing Company that its annual meeting will be held March 13, 1939 at 10 a.m. in the Paris Second Ward meeting house Paris Idaho. Directors and watermaster to be elected for the ensuing year and other business to be transacted. Stockholders urged to be represented in person or by proxy. Dated February 23, 1939. KOT Pendry Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneers'irrigation G “Manuufaturing Company
Paris Second Ward
Paris
Idaho
Kot Pendry
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Future Farmer's News
Ezra Gertch
Cache National
Forest News
Court House
Pioneer Irrigation & Manufacturing Co
Market Report
Reading
Focal
Ogden
Denver
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