Notice of Assessment Bloomington Irrigation Co
Directors levied an assessment of 1.75 per share on the capital stock payable by January 15 1923 to J T Briscoe at his home Bloomington Idaho Unpaid shares after January 22 1923 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on February 3 1923 to cover delinquent assessments and advertising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington Irrigation Co
Bloometon
Idaho
J. T. Briscoe
A. L. Chilton
Pocatello Optical Co
Montpelier
Paris
Notice of Attachment in Bear Lake County Court
The District Court of Idaho Fifth Judicial District in Bear Lake County issued an attachment on January 8 1923 against the property of defendants Charles Deblott and TJoku-Toomer in a Bank of Montpelier case. Clerk Silas L Wright notes the action in Paris Idaho on January 9 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
Fifth Judicial-District-of-the-State-of
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Bank of Montpelier
Charles Deblcott
Tjoku-Toomer
Paris
Silas L, Wright
District Court Order In Idaho Against Hymas Named Defendants
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Idaho John Roberts sues A C Hymas and Samuel Hymas. An attachment against the property of the named defendants was issued from the court on the 12th.
Court Note From Paris Idaho January 1923
Official court notice from Paris Idaho dated January 1 1923 signed by Peterson Clerk mentioning seal and court presence with formal stamping.
January 8 1871 County Officers Take Oaths
Commissioners proceedings record the swearing in of new county officers led by J S Peterson as Clerk and ex officio Auditor Recorder. Bonds were examined and filed for all officers including Ed Rich chairman, John A Hunt, Asa Athay Sheriff, Amy Munk tax collector, James Dunn assessor, and others with various bond amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas L. Wright
J. S. Peterson
Peterson
C, Rich
John A Hunt
R. “Morgan
D. C. Kunt
Amy Munk
James, Dunn
Asa Athay
Letha” Dunford
W. Smith Hoge
John A. Hunt
Rich
Board of County Commissioners
Wim
Morgan
Wm. R. Morgan
Sead Tee Tals
Actioo
J. 8. Peterson
James Dunn
D. C. Kunz
T. L. Austin
W. Smith Hosgo
Water tax notice from Pioneer Irrigation & Mfg Co
The water tax in the Pioneer Irrigation and Manufacturing Company area is due. Call to arrange payment before a penalty is added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Irrigation
Mfg. Co
Mfg
Mutual Improvement Assn Convention Brightens Montpelier Visit
Mrs Alf Broomhead of Murray Utah visits with relatives in Montpelier. John M Ward duo spent a day in town for business. The Mutual Improvement Association held a convention with five wards represented and an excellent program. Paris Second ward Scout boys’ exhibit drew praise from locals. Mrs O C Dunford improving after illness. Mrs Ann M Hulme and family relocate to Montpelier for winter. Miss Jennie Allred of St Charles visiting Mrs Alma Findlay Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann M, Hulme
Marilla
Denia
Louise
Ruth Madsen
Montpelier
Jennie Allred
St. Charles
Alma Findlay, Jr
County Commissioners adjourn with officer bonds and appointments
The board authorizes bonds for county officers and sets premiums. It re tains Silas L. Wright as deputy to J. B. Peterson until ready, appoints road overseers H M Pug mire William S Poulsen Byron Nelson, and forms committees from the Farm Bureau to study local economic issues. Adjournment ordered for Jan 23, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FMM
Williams
Perry—Newland
Dingle
C Hymas
Adolph Hunzaker
Paris
Otis H, Bateman
Bloomington
John Gambling
Justice of the Peace
Siaron
Hyrum Dayton
Win
H. Lindsay
J. 8
Peterson
Silas L. Wright
J. 8. Peterson
J R. Pugmire
J. W. Cook
County Farm Bureau
Tha Board
Board of County Commissioners
Bubres
He Farm Bureau
Bringitag
Ed C. Rich
E. A. Guyon
John A Hunt
H. M. Pugmire
William 5. Poulsen
Byron Nelson
Earl Shepherd
Richard Groo
Smith Hoge
Bhd
C. Rich
JS Peterson
Terms of district court calendars and scheduling notes
The document lists district court terms for multiple Idaho counties with clerk names and dates. It explains calendar divisions by even and odd numbers, noting hearing days, naturalization applications, and division call times for criminal and civil matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bintiock County
Robert M. Terrell
B. D. Bistline
Pocatello
Idaho
R. Baum
M. Walker
American Falls
Findlay Family Hosts Mae After Long Illness Recovery
Mrs. Mae B. Findlay spent the weekend visiting with Mr. Alma Findlay and family and being able to be out again after a lengthy illness following an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae B. Findlay
Alma Findlay
Farewell party honors Harold Pugmiere before mission
On January 12 a farewell party was held for Harold Pugmiere who leaves soon for a mission. The event was well attended and attendees gave him a generous sum to aid his travels. Mrs George Shepherd has been ill with asthma, Mrs William T Hymas returned to Ogden after ten days visiting relatives, and Mr H L Austin from Salt Lake City is in town on business. A kitchen shower for Mrs Billie Sorenson, married January 3 in the Balt Lake temple, was hosted last Saturday. Mrs Sorengen, formerly Delma Carlsen, was one of the town’s charming young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Pugmiré
George Shepherd
William T. Hymas
Ogden
H. L. Austin
Salt Lake City
Pie Trick Leaves Husband Critic In Awe
A playful domestic note describes a pie mishap and a husband’s praise. The wife’s effort yields a surprising result that astonishes him, prompting a lighthearted exchange about flavor and cooking.
Examiner discards abbreviations in school health reports
An health examiner decides to drop abbreviations in child health reports after explaining to an indignant mother that the note "poor nut" on her son's card simply meant "poor nutrition."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herson
Willard Training In New York Weighs 260 Pounds
The text notes Jess Willard training in New York to regain a shot at Jack Dempsey. It declares Willard weighs 260 pounds and implies Dempsey would need to deteriorate for Willard to have a chance, framing advertising and business as invitations for trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Willard
New York
Metropolia
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Willard
Blind Mula Rastus Bowls and Restus Tale
A chaotic early 20th century kitchen scene unfolds with dialect talk about a mule that may be blind or just uninterested. The humor centers on miscommunication and a punchline about a dinner pie that follows a new home and a doubtful wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mula Rastus
Rastus
Bible Thoughts for the Week Sunday to Saturday
Daily biblical reflections present verses and insights for the week. Topics include righteousness and peace, devotion to God, the endurance of life, prayer belief, divine provision, serving others, and warnings against trust in man.
There Wouldn’t Be Many Marriages Offer to Wed for Cash
A Los Angeles girl offers to marry a man of good character and American citizenship under fifty who will give her parents $2000. She says she would sacrifice for her parents’ need, noting millions of girls would accept such a chance, implying few would marry without money or a suitable match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tienaird
Coyotes Caught on New Sheep Trails
An observer for the U S Department of Agriculture reports trapping ten coyotes in seven days by placing traps on sheep drive paths just after flocks depart summer ranges. The method catches coyotes that follow sheep bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
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Secy
District’ Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
John Roberts
A. C. Hymas
Samuel Hymas
Bear Lake State
Utah Power & Light Company
Pendrey
Paris, Idaho
Saeed
Toledo
Walter Findlay
DR. J. Wiley Hooper
Brennan & Davis Bldg
Moore
Browning
Bannock County
R. C. Earley
Power County
Charles Coon
Oneida County
Ebauary
J. Peter Jonsen
Franklin County
J. A. Kosoeed
Caribou County
E. Kenneth Gorton
Eccles
Mark
Joel
James
P. O
H. E. Coles Company
Trancorporated
Winte Trugs
Tete Ed
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