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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
5
Executor George C. Piggott summons creditors and others with claims against Charles E. Taylor deceased to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown to the executor at Bloomington Bear Lake County Idaho. Dated December 2, 1922.
Directors levy 1.75 per share on capital stock at Bloomington Idaho. Assessment payable by January 15 1923 to J T Briscoe. Delinquent shares become subject to public auction on January 31 1923 and sale February 3 1923 to cover delinquent assessments and advertising costs. Dated December 21 1922.
The Pioneer Irrigation and Mfg Co issues a water tax notice urging payment to avoid penalty. Call T Pendrey secretary at 46-21 to arrange settlement.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Idaho Bear Lake County Bank of Montpelier sues Charles Derricott and John Toomor seeking relief in a civil action. The filing lists the defendants as party respondents in a pending bear lake county matter.
Court records show an attachment issued January 8 1923 against the defendants property with issuance witnessed by Silas L Wright Clerk at Paris Idaho dated January 9 1923. Victor Mouritsen advertises readiness to buy grain in squall or carload quantities at top market price.
Daily devotional prompts from Sunday to Thursday citing Bible verses. Focus on safe salvation peace enmity end of enmity, righteousness, and burden bearing with scriptural quotes. References include Psalm 62:5 6 John 14:7 Proverbs 16:7 Psalm 37:29 81 Psalm 55:22.
Fragments cite gospel verses about grace and giving. References include a paraphrase of Jesus becoming poor to help others and a call to ask seek knock with a religious exhortation. The text includes cryptic notes and page markers.
The minutes record the December 19 1922 county commissioners meeting at 10 30 am with Chair Morgan and Commissioners Hart Sullivan present. It funds widow pensions for Victoria Bergreen and Sarah J Law and lists numerous current expense warrants and road and bridge expenditures including supplies, services, and officials booth work for elections.
Stake Mutuals sponsor a one act plays program at the Opera House on the 31st featuring Janet Young and Tryon Foulger. The duo, Broadway veterans, present short sketches by Moroni Olsen with a plain curtain setup and full makeup and costume.
Joseph KK Gillis of Alpine, Wyoming, assistant fish and game commissioner, completed a overland snowshoe trek from Gray's River mouth December 26 to Rock Springs after eight days. He traveled via Daniels Pine daye and Horse Creek to tag legally trapped beaver furs and assess game conditions, reporting several cattle snowed in along the route.
Mrs Lila Bunn remains ill but slowly recovers as the M I A plans the February drama A Noble Outcast with a strong cast. In local egg news David Orr wakes at four each morning to power a three hundred candle light and gather 3 to 4 dozen eggs from 270 white leghorn hens, producing about 60 percent daily yield.
Aliss Naomi Shumway of the Bern ward formerly of Lowell Wyoming travels to Salt Lake City and then to the Western Stones Mission field for a two year assignment with the L D S. church. A farewell party at the Born chapel featured dancing refreshments and a 42.00 purse presented to Shumway.
Edward M. South of Montpelier and Ruth H. Heath of Pocatello were married by Reverend Mortimer M. Stocker. The bride wore brown canton crepe with lace and a matching hat. Mrs. South has served as Assistant County Superintendent of Schools in Bannock County. Mr. South is an O S L conductor. They plan to live in Montpelier and begin married life surrounded by friends.
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