St Charles Notes Hear Three Speakers At Meeting
The large congregation heard H. M. Pugmire of St Charles J R Pugmire and Alfred Shepherd of Paris give instructive talks. A surprise party honored Hmmet Monson. several locals attended a costume ball with visitors from Garden City Fish Heaven Bloomington Paris and Laketown Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Pugmire
St. Charles
J. R. Pugmire
Alfred Shepherd
Paris
Hmmet Monson
Stella Booth
Eva Bunderson
Blanche Barker
Patience Clark
Myrna Wilks
Wana
Michaelson
Vella Hill
Ralph Booth
Jack
Alton Bunderson
Willis Harrup
Alton Micklaisonh
Horton Transtrum
Leroy Wilks
O. Arnel
Randolph
Utah
Garden City
Fiah Heven
Bloomington
Munl
W. &. Averill
J. A. Hunt
Mary Aroell
Kemmerer, Wyo
Local residents travel and attend funerals
Mrs. Wm Arnell and Vera visit Twin Falls with Mrs Gertrude Owen. Mr and Mrs Purtell Pugmire stay a week at Bloomington. Mina Pugmire returns from Pocatello after a sickness. Sympathy extends to Mr and Mrs Fred Price of Paris on their daughter's death, with several St Charles attendees at the funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Mattson
Pang
Crandell Dunn
Silas Wright
Bennington
Adam Welker
Bloomington
F. BE. Floyd
Pres
Ola Transtrum
Wm. Keetch
Sara Young
Brig Erwin
Laketown
Alveras Arnell
Wm. Arnell
Vera
Twin Falls
Gertrude Owen
Purtell Pugmire
Mina Pugmire
Pocatello
Fred Price
Paris
St. Charles
Garden City News Briefs: Snowy Bear River, Weddings, and Local Doings
Eldon Pope reports heavier snow and colder weather at Bear River than Garden City. Sheep on Bear River grazed until January 16, saving costs. Clifford Calder and Iola Brooker wed in Paris last Saturday. Primary Association held ward activities with ice cream. calls for more child dances. Lydia Cook recovered from surgery in Salt Lake City. Charles Whittington and Burnell, with Thomas Hodges, keep flocks near Laketown. Hodges suffers back strain and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Pope
Bear River
Hodges Bros
Garden City
Eldon
Logan
Salt Lake
Sherm Lutz
Cooks
Clifford Calder
Iola Brooker
Paris
Clifford
Thomas Calder
Iola
A. H. Brooker
William Cook
W Cook
Chas. G. Longhurst
Lydia Cook
Salt Lake City
Charles Whittington
Son Burnell
Aquilla Nebeker Ranch
Laketown
Thomas Hodges
Funeral visitors and upcoming operetta cast listed in Bloomington
Mrs M J Floyd and family travel from Salt Lake City after the funeral of her father. Mrs Rose Starkey attends the funeral of her brother-in-law Adam P Welker. Alfred Osmond of BYU Provo gives a Sacrament meeting address. Locals visit for funerals of J J Thornock and others. Cast list for the operetta Sylvia includes Sir Bertrama De Lacy, Prince Tabbytum, Sylvia, Polly, and others with a large chorus of farm folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M J. Floyd
Salt Lake City
Clara
Rose Starkey
Boise
Adam P. Welker
Alfred Osmond
Provo
Utah
Alvin Peterson
Georgetown
Peterson
J. J. Thornock
Abraam Ward of
Rigby
Bloomington
Lola Thornock
Ida Thornock
Sylvia
Bertrama de Lacy
Syril Jacobson
Prince Tabbytum
Osmond Dunford
William
Vernal Welker
Wedesteses
Violet Price Batty
Maud Dunford Arabella
Eunice Welker
Polly
Wenna Patterson
Molly
Hinsa Christensen
Dolly
Loraine Christensen
Laketown Notes on Snow and Ward Activities
A light snow fell on the 17th with a heavier six inch fall on the 14th ending a gentle storm. Elders Heber C. Robinson and Albert R. Weston returned from Bloomington ward after a week long labor visiting families. Despite snow, Sunday School and service attendance on the 24th remained strong. secretary Hebert Irwin led in the absence of the superintendent who moved to Bountiful and the first assistant wintering as state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber C. Robinson
Albert R. Weston
Bloomington
Stoke House
Weston
Hebert Irwin
Laketown
Local Notables Gather for Mild Season Update
Counselor Wm J Lamborn resumes bishopric duties after quarantine release. Hon George H Robinson visits Salt Lake and Utah cities on business. Eigwin Austin of Indian Creek vacations from California to visit kin. Amos B Robinson aids ward clerk during John H Weston’s absence. Band instructor Scofield leads a mixed class of twenty or more Saxophones prominent. Mrs Lorenzo Young of St Charles and Mr John C Farner of Garden City attend to daughters and families. Local youths enjoy a Friday night dance under Merchant Robinson's electric lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Lamborn
George H. Robinson
Salt Lake
Utah
Eigwin Austin
Indian Creek
Golden State
Hyrum Nebeker
Amos B. Robinson
John H. Weston
Jack Frost
Otars
John T Barker
St. Charles
Cornell Scofield
Scofield
Lorenzo Young
St. Chales
John C Farner
Garden City
Brigham W. Irwin
Ellsworth M Johnson
Merchant Robinson's
Idaho to Cut Auto License Handling Costs With County Assessors
The Idaho state department says by end of the biennium handling costs for auto licenses should drop. Despite higher postage in 1926, charges stay at 88.4 cents per license, with county assessor distribution reducing 1926 costs to about 27 cents per license and about 30 cents per biennium. 1925 total handling costs were 27,784.13 for 83,049 licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Lcenses
Last Chapter in Life of Bloomington Pioneer Closed
Funeral services for a Bloomington pioneer were presided over by Bishop Hart and attended by friends from across the valley. Music by the ward choir accompanied consoling remarks from O. C. Dunford and stake leaders. Interment followed in Bloomington cemetery with dedicatory prayer by James L. Dunford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington Pioneer
M. Floyd
Salt Lake City
F. E. Floyd
St. Charles
H. Shaw
Los Angeles
Clara Welker
BloomingTon
Bishop Hart
Valley
Ward Choir
O. C. Dunford
M. D. Low
Pres
Ed C. Rich
Montpelier Stake
Jas. L. Dunford
Poem Remembers Adam Pugh Welker By Alfred Osmond
A memorial poem honors Adam Pugh Welker detailing his bright example and steadfast faith. It expresses grief and gratitude from a loving circle, promising reunion beyond mortal life in a peaceful, eternal day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Osmond
Unpleasant News and the Duty to Report
The article discusses the newspaper's obligation to publish news of general concern despite discomfort. It argues omitting such items betrays subscribers, notes legal questions and court matters can unsettle individuals, and asserts public interest justifies reporting while balancing sensitivity.
Cat Dat TM In Lapland Birth Gift
In Lapland a daughter is born to a cat named Cat Dat TM. The father presents the newborn with a reins Geer. The progeny of this animal becomes her only fortune and focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapland
Mortgage Mileage possible gasoline in the world to ruin them
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes concerns over widespread gasoline use and its impact on the economy and finances, warning that heavy fuel consumption could undermine markets and living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Inquirer
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George Horton
Dsther Barker
Grant Stewart
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Mostelly Michaelson
Our Lady
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Pendrey Grocery and Meat Company
Pendrey Grocery & Meat’ Co
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Paradise
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Portland, Oregon
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Dist. Mgr
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Boise, Idaho
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George Bunn
Floral Designs
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