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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1911
Page
4
Notices report births, a marriage license, a wedding in Dingle, accidents, hospital visits, and community events across Bloomington Paris Montpelier and surrounding towns. Items include a baby girl born to Buck, a license issued to Sparks and Lewis, a horse incident near Ovid, and multiple social and civic updates.
A plea seeks 100 head of cattle or horses to feed through winter with terms available by Joseph Hodges in Garden City Utah. The notice indicates a local stock owner may supply forage needs until spring.
The First Ward Mutual Tuesday Night program featured performances by a male quartet including Wilford Richards Ernest Perrett James Bruce and Clarence Tueller under Miss Richards direction with Voral and Laura Richards on piano. Alfred Hart and a comic reading by Tiltie Price were also listed along with several songs and readings by Nina Welker Luella Silita and Fred J. Price. A marriage license was issued to Frank Miller of Kemmerer Wyoming and Oliie Offray of Missoula Montana, to be solemnized January 21 1911 in Paris with judge J. J. Grimmett presiding.
The ward bishop arrived in Liberty in spring 1866 and turned seventy in September. The debt free ward dedicated its new meeting house last spring costing about $10,000, noted as one of the best in the church.
Lost three year old black mare branded on left thigh. Crincing requests notification to Sam Austin in Liberty and offers a reward for recovery.
The Notice Stake Mutual Conference will convene at Yielding Academy on Sunday January 6. Meetings are set for 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. All officers and members of the Associations are urged to attend.
The St Charles community reports near completion of a new meeting house with floors laid and windows and doors installed. A Merkley wedding dance in Fish Haven led to six youths from St Charles being fined for drinking and disturbing the peace. Mr Matthew Pugmire begins missionary work in the Northwestern states, with his wife staying with relatives.
The famed impersonator Gilbert Atlee Eldredge performs at Second Ward hall on January 28. He shifts from humorous to pathetic and dramatic to sentimental, delivering lifelike impersonations. Lyceum course management praises the act as the season’s best and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Justin Phelps five year old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Phelps of Montpelier was accidentally shot in the knee when a 22 calibre rifle was grabbed by his brothers and a friend while playing policeman. Dr Poynter treated the boy and the incident prompts a notice on parental gun safety.
Martinus Nelson of Ovid was kicked in the back by a horse last Wednesday morning. Found unconscious in the barn, he was carried into the house by Bishop Lindsay and others. Doctors say his condition is very serious but he has a chance for recovery.
Fielding Academy B A students enjoyed an afternoon gym frolic on January 11 with punch wafers and candy served between dances under artistic bowers. The event won faculty praise and the gym received better equipment through Miss Camps and the physical culture class.
Notice of sealed bids for supplying coal to the Paris Idaho courthouse for the year 1911. Bids must be filed by January 28 1911 at the County Clerk office. Signed by Board of County Commissioners and Clerk Howard H Broommsap.
Attendance at the district school is very good this year and a notable interest is shown by students and families. The turnout reflects positive engagement and community support for the school's programs and activities.
Bear Lake County Idaho invites sealed bids for changing and repairing courthouse rooms under Sheriff supervision. Bids must be marked Bids for changing and repairing courthouse rooms and filed by January 28 with the Board of County Commissioners. Mautis and Mhead signatures indicate county officers.
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