Montpelier Visitors Highlight Local Week in Paris and Pocatello
Local residents from Montpelier and nearby towns made business and social rounds this week. Bankers Ezra Howell and Leda Jensen visited Paris and Ovid relatives, while W. B. Trowbridge attended county officer installations. Dr. J. Fred Potter and others announced upcoming appearances at the Burgoyne Hotel and Hotel Paris with medical and subscription outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leda Jensen
Ovid
Paris
Aun
J. Fred Potter
Alexander Optical Co
Burgoyne Hotel
Montpelier
Floods Cut Traffic From Portland To California
The region experiences heavy floods closing all traffic between Portland and California as bridges and rails are out in many places. A Utah Logan marriage license lists Archie Mc Murray of Sharon Idaho and Arvilla Parker of Lanark Idaho. Local notes include new autoty rator, a large electric flash light for shaving, and several regional civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
California
Logan
Utah
Archie McMurray
Sharon
Idaho
Arvilla Parker
Lanark
County meeting highlights amid spring weather in Bloomington
Bloomington residents attended a county commissioners meeting as ideal spring weather prevailed. The piece notes groundwater thaw benefits for farming, plus a Kensington event at Mrs. Jos R Pendrey’s home and a lighthearted remark on hosiery fashion and frugal repairs.
Old Maid social at the Dalrymples draws local guests
A social was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Newell Dalrymple last Wednesday. Light refreshments were served. Those present included Mr and Mrs James H Poulsen, Mr and Mrs Lester Allred, Mr and Mrs Arthur Hess, Mr and Mrs Ernest Perrett and Mrs Iris Collings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Dalrymple
James H. Poulsen
Lester Allred
Arthur Hess
Ernest Perrett
Iris Collings
Charles Collings
John Fuchs
Ernest Perret
Lesh Collings
Addie Tueller
Joe Collings
Ten Greatest Statesmen Votes Spark University Of Idaho Poll
History students at the University of Idaho named Woodrow Wilson as the first statesman in a ballot of the ten greatest, with Charles E Hughes second and Senator Borah third. The piece notes mixed reactions to bootlegger Christmas business and reports on Mrs. H A Rayl settling an estate in Oregon City. Thomas Caldwell, recently released from a government hospital in Portland, plans to return to Paris with his wife in April after holidays.
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University of Idaho
Woodrow Wilson
Charles E—Hughees
Senator Borah
Logan Journal
Thomas Caldwell
Portland
Ore
France
Paris
St Charles couple wed in Paris surprise ceremony
Chauncey Mattson and Myrtle Bunderson married in Paris with Pres. Roy A. Wesker officiating. Mattson, a dry farmer, and Bunderson, esteemed and talented, greet many friends with best wishes. Other local items note travels and visits as students return home for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Mattson
John Mattson
Myrtle Bunderson
Joseph Bunderson
Paris
Roy A. Wesker
Leo Mattson
Mattson
St. Charles
Charles Brewer
Salt Lake
Local Social Roundup At Ogden And Albion Homes
A week of visits and gatherings is noted with relatives at grandparents homes in Ogden and Montpelier. Miss Maud Dunford hosted a party with Viola Patterson Irene Palmere Violet Price and others. A social at the Collings residence featured games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
O. GC. Chrstiensen
Maud
Dunford
Ada Welker
Maida Thornock
Ogden
Ed Painter
Eldon Blanchard
Jay Haddock
Merrill Reese
Albion
Boy Scout Hero at Paris Opera House Tonight
The Second Ward Boy Scouts under scout master Ed H Shepherd present The Boy Scout Hero at the Paris Opera House with proceeds for troop equipment. Cast includes Bing Baker Kennett Grimett Red Mike Fogarty Deacon Parsons Melvin Humphreys Curly Coover Llwellyn Roberts Mr Jones Edwin H Shepherd and many other named actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Second Ward
Ed H. Shepherd
Paris Opera House
Bing—Baker
r-Kennett—Grimett Red
Mike Fogarty
Bing
Deacon Parsons
Melvin Humphreys
Curly Coover
Llwellyn Roberts
Mr. Jones
Edwin H. Shepherd Razo
Aeghaticals
Milford Passey
Happy Holmes
Arvid Law
Skinny Ford
Ol H. Welker
Pudge Peters
Wayne Davis
Buddy Ruddy
Milford Rogers Toots Weaver
Frank Rogers
Dicky Byrd
Friee
Eldon Lewis
Bunny Brown
Stuffy Wyman
Eugene Shepherd Piggie Bacon
Hugh Shepherd Home Myers
Elwood Gleveland Scotty McGregor
Geo, Skinner
Mild climate noted as Idaho life extender
Idaho is described as the healthiest state in provisional mortality figures from the Commerce Department. For the first six months of 1922 Idaho shows the lowest death rate among compared states at 8.2, while Main records 15.7. The six month period trends higher than 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
United States
Department of Commerce
Washington
Main
Ewes Bring Strong Prices at Los Angeles Sale
Crane Creek Sheep Company sold 896 head of fed ewes at the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards on January 3, averaging 110 pounds and about $7.00 per head. The shipment included 26 head in the final tally with an average weight of 110 pounds.
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Los Angeles
Crane Creek Sheep Company
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
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G. C. Gray
Montpeleir
Ezra J. Howell
Fish Haven
Atty
Geraint Humphreys
Ot Montpelier
Amondville Coa
Otto Rohner
Thelma Dunn
Conda
Mrs
Archie Wilcox
Ellis Straw
George Manning
Idaho Daily Statesman
Boise
R. P. Crawford
Pocatello
W. B. Trowbridge
Montpellier
Mr. Lyman , Lindsay
Redwood
Adolph Hunsaker
Dinglé
Court House
Hunsaker
Mth
Emerson School
Drachla Passey
Fielding High School
Sullivan
D. C. Kunz
Montpeleri
Morgan
Liberty
Hart
We Are
Colgates
Paris Drug Co
Bloomington
Kensington
Jos
Pendrey
Thone
Smith Hoge
Shepherd
Matt ‘Price
Ms. Averill
C O, Moore
Orson Grimmett
McKay Pugmire
Archie Shepherd
J. A. Wallis
Victor Mouritsen
H. A. Rayl
Oregon City
John Dunford
Isa “Austin
Irene Welker
Los Angeles Packers
F.T. Shepherd & Sons
Paris, Idaho
Annie
Shepherd Clothing Store
Butt
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Broadwaig
Calcutta
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