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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
4
Weather has been mild near spring times with minor snow in the valley. Aunt Lizzie Budge remains low as family and medical officials monitor her condition. The piece notes legislative bills, community visits, and a coyotes hunt with married men winning a dance prize, reflecting small-town life and recent events.
Wood taken on subscription to Tae lost at John Stocker's Thirst fard. Valentines at Minson's. FOR SALE Extracted honey at 8 alb John Goss Paris. Jesse Stratford the Tinwoody Furniture Drummer passed through Paris Monday. A tiny son arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Winson Tuesday. MM concerned doing nicely. James Poulton the popular Z C M I Drummers was here this week with spring goods. The baby for Mrs Effie Thomander is quite sick with pneumonia at Mrs Thomander's father M A Allred Pres Dudge returned to Logan Monday. We are selling good grain fed beef by the quarter at 4 to 5 1 cents per pound. If a quarter is too much we will cut it. Hoge Brothers. Wollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents. WANTED Lady to advertise our goods locally. Saunders Co Dept W 46-48 Jackson Boulevard Chicago IN Builds up waste tissue. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 36 cents Tevo Tablets Orson Pendrey. Bear River grazing applicants should not delay as no applications received after March 15. Apply to William Bo Ftoze Forest Ranger for more information.
Ward conferences for February will be held in St. Charléa and Fish Haven on Feb 18, Sharon and Lanark on Feb lith, Ovid and Bloomington on Feb 24. A member of the Stake Presidency will attend each conference including Jos K. Strepreity Wat L Rien WV Richards. J A Stucki, clerk.
A list of missionaries assigned to various locales with dates in February. Names include Jeppa Monson E M Pugmire and others across towns such as Bloomington Round Valley Garden City Geneva Sharon Cokeville Bern Paris Montpelier Ovid Dingle and Bloomington with multiple ward appointments and a clerk noted.
A reader from Philipsburg Kansas claims Bucklin's Arnica Salve cures boils sores wounds and more. The ad notes the salve sells for 25 cents at Org on Pendrey Paris and Ritter drug stores with claims of rapid relief.
Readers learn that Catarrh Cure is marketed as a universal remedy for catarrh and constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, building constitution and offering a one hundred dollar reward for any case it fails to cure. Address F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Also mentions Hike Nak's Family Pils for constipation.
Professor Jowett of Balliol College writes that aging years bring clearer perspective. He says later life is less troubled by care and world pressures, with understanding that many worries mattered less than believed and a hopeful sense of something beyond this life.
A uptown car ride last week hosted a spirited two colored discussion on salvation. Voices rose as confessions and views on mortal means were shared. A participant declared boldly that what is to come will surely be.
A returning traveler from the Klondike describes extreme frost depths and brief thaws, noting ground freezing to 250 feet and minimal summer thaw. He recalls Dawson winter hardships, extreme clothing, oversized boots, and gloves as large as peck measures, with advice to touch only wood in cold weather. He mentions Dorado and the Gurumera as part of the tale.
During Harrison era the rival candidates Alexander H Stephens and Julius Alford met in a South Georgia debate. Alford, a Georgia lawyer and congressman aspirant, boasted of his oratory and physique but was rebuked by Stephens, who, frail yet brilliant, retorted with a biting line about Alford’s ears and wit.
Patent lawyers of Washington DC announce their Diary and Memorandum book for 1807 now ready. They will send on receipt of two cents postage. The book is described as highly useful and offers value not found elsewhere for settled costs.
In the matter of the Estate of Maria Anderson deceased the court in Paris Bear Lake County Idaho sets February 4 1907 at 10 oclock a.m. as the time and place to prove the will and hear Edward M. Pugmire’s application for letters testamentary, with David C. Kunz probate judge. Also notices paid advertisements for calendars Gent's Furnishings and medicinal products are included.
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