State Land Sale Notice in Bear Lake County Idaho
Public auction of state land in Bear Lake County Idaho set for January 29 1954 at 2 PM at the Paris County Court House. Tract includes 188.76 acres in multiple sections plus shares in local irrigation and ditch companies with $100 lessee improvements. minimum bid equals the appraised price. 10 percent deposit required at bidding.
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State of
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Paris
South Field & Irrigation Company
Paris South Field & Ditch Company
Bloomington Company
Idaho land sale terms set by State Board of Land Commissioners
Guaranteed bidder must execute contract with Idaho to purchase land as offered in the sale advertisement. If the bidder fails, the deposit is forfeited to the state as liquidated damages. Unsuccessful bidders receive deposits back on sale day. Leases improvements paid in full at sale. Sales subject to prior rights with allowances noted. Arthur Wilson, State Land Commissioner.
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Idaho
State Board of Land Commissioners
Arthur Wilson
State Land Commissioner
Notice to Creditors in Kaye Cornwell Estate Idaho
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho the Administrator of the Estate of Kaye James Cornwell deceased notifies creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims may be filed at the Administrator's Montpelier Idaho City Hall office or at the Paris Idaho Probate Court. Dated Paris Idaho December 28 1953. G Staudacher Administrator of the Estate of Kaye James Cornwell deceased. First publication January 7 1954 Last publication February 4 1934.
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Kaye James Cornwell
Montpelier
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Paris
Bear Lake Hospital Seeks Pea Coal Bids From Rock Springs Mine
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital invites bids for carload lots of treated pea coal 1 5/8 by 1 from Rock Springs Mine. Bids due by 12:00 noon Monday February 8, 194. Signed H G Hricsson Administrator.
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Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Rock Springa
H. G. Hricsson
Community notices from Garden City and surrounding towns
A compilation of social updates listing weekend visitors and travel to Salt Lake, Montpelier, Logan, Laketown, and Paris. The item notes church meetings, a relief society quilting session, license plate activities, hospital surgery, family gatherings, and high priest meetings with numerous named residents and families.
City Council Proceedings January 4 1954 meeting notes
City council discussions include rubbish removal from damp grounds and clearing snow on walks. Bills approved total various local vendors. street lights and labor paid. A special meeting on January 7 1964 authorized buying a used iron Chevrolet truck with chains for the fire department from Bear Lake Motor Co for 985 dollars.
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Weldon
Grandy
Chas. Crawford
J. Vivian Nye
Smith Gertsch
Taft P. Budge
Elwood Parker
Lauritzen
Lester Allred
Fred J. Price
Marshall
Clifford Price
Alfred “Rogers
Rogers
Paria
Upper Southfield Ditch Co
Carlson Service
Grimmett Lbr
Co. Treas
Seymour Jaussi
Wittirdhorn
Clifford Minson
Wayne Nye
U.p.&l. Co
Weldon Grandy
Charles Crawford
Taft P Budge
Keith Warner
Chas. Wyler
Smith Gertsach
Marshall Lester Allred
Fred J Price
Bear Lake Motor Co
Quiet Title Suit Notice in Bear Lake Idaho
In the Idaho Bear Lake District Court Jean H Burphre sues C Hammond and Mrs C J Hammond husband and wife to quiet title in fee to real estate. Defendants must appear and plead within twenty days of service or risk judgment by default. Clerk Bam V Tunks seals the notice dated Sunday in January 1954.
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State OF Idaho
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
Bear Lake
Montpelier Visitors and Local Callers Noted
Mrs. Martha Hymas visited relatives in Montpelier from Saturday to Monday. Charles Hulme and Mr and Mrs Robert Parker of Montpelier were callers Sunday of Mr and Mrs A H Matthews. Eva Hymas spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs James A Hymas. Don Kunz DeLloyd Arnell and family Montpelier and Vaughn Pugmire and children St Charles were callers Sunday of Mr and Mrs Fayon Pugmire. H K Matthews were Saturday callers of Mr and Mrs Sharp Matthews in Paris.
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Frank Jensen
Salt Lake
Sid Hyden
Celia Langford
Montpelier
Milford Loveland
Dean Smith
Fish Haven
Lowell Gibbons
Relief Society
LaVere Hansen
Logan
St. Charles
Owen Stock
Terry
Bob Calder
Ogden
David Calder
Wayne J. Kennedy
Thomas Hodges
Bear Lake Hospital
Albert Hodges
Arch Sims
Mantua
Montell Whitlington
Ruel Monson
LeRoy Sorensons
Ross Pope
Paris
LeRoy Sorenson
Rae Sorenson
Bancroft
P. A. Spence
Mitford Loveland
Laketown
Garth Loveland
Randolph
Earl Loveland
Arvil Dustin
Mitchell Sims
Clinton Tremelling
Ellis Barnett
P A. Spence
Wontella Scofield
Patricia Benson
Martha Hymas
Charles Hulme
Robert Parker
A. H. Matthews
Eva Hymas
James A. Hymas
Don Kunz
DeLloyd Arnell
Vaughn Pugmire
Fayon Pugmire
H. K. Matthews
Mrs
Sharp Matthews
Local Flu Cases Prompt Widespread PTA Social Notes
Wiz and Mrs Clarence D Nelson and other city residents are cited in Flu cases while a Paris PTA meeting on Jan 11 lists attendees including Grant Findlay Evan Shirley Clarence Nelson and Don Erickson. Several families spend weekends in Logan Bancroft Granston Pocatello and Provo as kin visits and overseas deployments are noted.
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Paris
Vonda Loveland Ball
Delbert Loveland
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THE
Paris Post
Paris, Idaho
Keith F. Warner
United States
Aclling
Drs. Hansen
Montpelier, Idaho
Sale
G Staudacher
Firat
Rae Ts Ue Ag
Utah Power & Ught CO
Garden City News
Gwen Brough
Sterling Rich
City Council
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
County of
Jean H. Burphre
C . Hammond
C. J. Hammond
Bam V. Tunks
G. Staudacher
Attornney
P.O
Montpeler
Liberty News
Fish Haven News
Grant Findlay
Alma Perkins
Louise Stock
Provo
Spencer Haykins
Goff Stalder
Pocatello
Jack Stock
Verl Wilkes
Clifford Devenish
Granston
Soda Springs
Bankers
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Lewiston
Utah
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
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