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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1924

Page

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Bear Lake State Bank reports rising deposits and stability

The Bear Lake State Bank held its annual stockholders and directors meeting and noted steadily increasing deposits despite unsatisfactory market conditions. Elected were Jos R Shepherd as President, Wm L Rich as 1st vice president, Alfred Budge as 2nd vice president, and directors EB Budge Alma Findlay and John A Hunt. Cashier Jas Burton was ill in Ogden and could not attend.

Bear Lake State Bank Jos. R. Shepherd Wm. L. Rich

Community Socials and Local Updates Report

Mrs Gaerne Humphreys hosted a small gathering with about forty locals. gifts from Mr and Mrs Verdun were exchanged. Mrs Joseph Peterson recovers from appendicitis at Montpelier hospital and postal carrier L J Bhurthi’s family recovers from measles. A word dance with Jenson orchestra was held last Friday. a Mutual Society debate on universal peace via arbitration is planned for January 29.

L. J. Bhurthi Jenson Mutual

Train timetable changes on the O S S Ry main line

Charges were made on the main line of the O S S Ry. Sunday evening. No 4 arriving in Montpelier at 12 30 am was changed to 10 45 pm. Train No 19 will arrive at the same time in the morning however the number has been changed to No 25 instead of No 19.

Montpelier

Alcohol Explosion Threatens Montpelier Woman

Mrs J G Merrill of Montpelier narrowly escaped serious burns Thursday when a bottle of rubbing alcohol she used for a cold exploded on the back of the range. The blast burned her chest and her husband’s hands as he tried to extinguish the flames.

J. G. Merrill Montpelier Merrill Newa

Merchant Goes East

Merchant Sam L. Lewis departed Friday for Chicago on business matters.

Sam L. Lewis Chicago

Special Poultry Train Delivers Tours Through Southern Idaho

A special poultry train will tour Southern Idaho with stops at most stations to showcase breeds and state poultry facilities. The Union Pacific will run and accompany the train with lectures and demonstrations, featuring exhibitions of birds and model Idaho poultry houses. The Idaho Technical Institute poultry department supplies this train and the University may provide speakers with Mr Moors in charge.

Idaho C. Ben Rosé State Farms Bureau Union Pacific Railroad Poultry Department Idaho Technical Institute Moors

Chief Justice Budge Visits Paris Idaho This Week

Chief Justice Alfred Budge of the Idaho Supreme Court spent Monday and Tuesday in Bear Lake Paris for private matters and visiting longtime friends. He called Bear Lake a model place with abundant opportunities and expressed pride in his youth there.

Alfred Budge Supreme Court of Idaho Justice Budge

Earl Innes Nearing Recovery From Illness

Word from Ogden Utah reports Earl Innes formerly of the city is gradually recovering after four months of serious illness and is gaining strength daily. This brings welcome news to his many friends in the county.

Ogden Utah Earl Innes

Miss Mozelle Michaelson Set for California Mission

St Charles notes announce Miss Mozelle Michaelson a young lady of the community is departing for a mission in California on the 20th. A farewell social for her and for her benefit is planned on the 18th. Also mentioned are updated reports from Sabbath School visitors Clarence Rich and Wilford Budge and returning missionaries Rulon Ketch and Stanford Pugmire studying at Logan. Ellsworth Cleveland returns home sick from Deseret News trip and is expected back soon.

Mozelle Michaelson California Miss Michaelson Plendid Clarence Rich Wilford Budge Rulon Ketch Stanford Pugmire Logan Ellsworth Cleveland Deseret News Ola Jensen Horace Austin Zina Scofield Alvira Booth St. Charles Theo Sarah A Allred

Fielding High Wins District Tourney Opener at Soda Springs

Fielding High School captured the first game of the district tournament in Soda Springs with a final score of 11 to 28. A large crowd attended the event and the home team players enjoyed the support. Wilford Price, principal of the Emerson school, coached the Fielding squad.

Southern Idaho Soda Springs Fielding High School Wilford Price Emerson School

Claud Lewis Family Return to Paris from Burley

Mr and Mrs Claud Lewis came back to Paris Monday morning after residing in Burley for several months.

Claud Lewis Paris Burley

County Officers Report On 1922 Fees And Fines

County Auditor J B Peterson compiles 1922 figures comparing fees taken in with 1921. Total fees earned $3989.07. fines across courts $400. marriages 58 and 48. divorces 11 and 7. Sheriff, probate, and other officers show income covering salaries, with extra help employed as needed.

Peterson “Sn Ceeveveveesons Rch

SHIDIGER GRUNIG WEDDING REPORTED IN LOCAL AROUND

Jesse Shidiger of this city and Mish Della Grunig of Montpelier were married Monday evening by Pres. Roya Welker at the groom’s parents’ home. A wedding reception followed with about forty five friends in attendance.

Jesse Shidiger Mish Della Grunig Montpelier Roya Welker John ‘Shidig

Dunn and Spears Wed in Montpelier Marriage

A marriage license was issued Friday to Lionel R Dunn and Mrs Lillian Spears of Montpelier. Their marriage took place that same afternoon in Idaho Falls with Judge Peck of the probate court officiating and George Spears, the bride’s father, witnessing.

Lionel R. Dunn Lillian Spears Montpelier Peck George Spears Idaho Falls Post

Clothing Specialist Demonstrates Dress Form Use in County

Miss Jacobsen, State Clothing Specialist, led two classes in the use of the dress form at Ovid and Montpellier. She described proper form conditions, shellacing, fitted lining, and marked seam lines, and showed applications for fitting coats, remodeling garments, and hanging skirts. She noted one piece dresses hang poorly and discussed commercial pattern fitting.

Ovid Montpellier Miss Jacobson Miss Jacobsen Misa Davidson Jacobsen Jerome

Paris Visit Of Logan Leader Jos. R. Shepherd

Jos. R. Shepherd of Logan visited Paris for two days this week attending Bear Lake State Bank stockholders meeting. He greeted many friends and said he was glad to visit the county and town of his earlier days.

Jos. R. Shepherd Logan Lita Ente “Valley Paris Bear Lake Tate Bank Shepherd

Funeral services held for Evva Thornock in Bloomington

In Bloomington on Friday funeral services for Evva Thornock 23 daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Thornock were held. Pres M D Low J P Patterson and Pres Roy A Welker spoke. Ward choir provided music and Wendel Christensen sang a solo.

Evva Thornock Bloomington Ward Pres. M. D. Low J. P. Patterson Pres Roy A. Welker Ward Choir

Bear Lake County Funds for Memorial and Extension Work Approved

Bear Lake County commissioners approve a $2000 memorial fund from Montpelier War Mothers for a Bear Lake County memorial with state matching $1000 requested. They also set $1569 for extension work with University of Idaho support and $1200 state funds to be used for a County Home Demonstration Agent. Commissioner Hint authorized to attend Boise convention. cancellations of taxes considered for various properties.

Aley Wm RR Morgan John” Wal Hunt Montpelier The American War Mothers Boldie Bear Lake County Chapter of War Mothers Bald County Idaho Dt Ia University of Idaho U. S. Department of Agriculture Boise

Wendell Stuckt Wins Scholarship in Idaho County Contest

The Union Pacific Railroad and University of Idaho Extension Division awarded a scholarship of transportation and 7500 dollars to a high school boy who conducted the best county club project. Wendell Stuckt left for Moscow on the 13th after winning the prize, with a pig breeding project and net earnings of 61.46 dollars noted. The article emphasizes pure blood livestock and the value of good breeding, plus future opportunities for county youths to enter similar work.

Union Pacific Railroad Qyanyes Alsostwa Enach University of Idaho Extension Division Stuckt Stucki Moscow

Bear Lake Christmas Seal Sale raises 546.63 in county drive

Bear Lake County reports a Christmas Seal Sale success with 546.63 raised, surpassing the 500.00 quota. East and West sides contributed 321.12 and 225.60 respectively, funded by Y M I A officers, schools, and local groups, with funds to aid health work and rebates.

Bear Lake County Paris Montpelier Mra. Moore Mre. King Boise Fielding High School Emerson Independent School Raymood St.Chares Fish Haven Sharon

Logan Man Dies in Utah Hospital

Mrs. L A Cole of this city learned Wednesday morning of the death in Logan Utah of her brother J Albert Birdneau aged 57. He died at 10 o'clock in the Utah Idaho hospital from pneumonia and complications. Funeral services will be held Sunday morning in Logan.

L. A. Cole Logan Utah J. Albert Birdneau Utah-Idaho

Surgeon Trumps Students In Bedside Debate

In Philadelphia the surgeon faces six students and a doubtful case. He prompts them to decide if treatment is ready for operation and all err, claiming he will operate tomorrow. The patient retorts with a defiant claim that six to one is a good majority.

Philadelphia Public Ledger

Also Mentioned on This Page

Budge Vering Shidiger Grunig Dan Thornock Wendel Christensen Pres, Joseph R. Shepherd Commissioners — Proceedings Wendell Stuckt Kearl Louis R. Moore Hatch Catherine R. Itlvg Antituboremiosis Association Chase Kears Farm Bureau Lizzie H. Walker Martha Crukshank Ada von Alleman Letha D. Madsen Vera Irens Shupe Logan Man
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