Quieting Title in Bear Lake County Real Estate
The State of Idaho serves summons in a district court case Bear Lake County. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title on described real property of 20 acres. Defendants include Mary Rich Freda Vaterlaus Jacobs John Vaterlaus Lillie Vaterlaus Naylor Ernest Vaterlaus and others. Defendants must appear and plead within twenty days of service. failure risks judgment as prayed. Clerk Sam V. Tunks issues the summons dated June 16 1931. Attorney D E Haddock Paris Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Rich
Freda Vaterlaus Jacobs
John Vaterlaus
Lillie Vaterlaus Naylor
Lillie Vaterlaus
Ernest Vaterlaus
Christof Vaterlaus
Christopher Vaterlaus
Barbara Vaterlaus
John A. Sutton, Jr
Edward Sutton
Mark H. Sutton
Lake County
Ida_ etho
Section
Township 14
Boise
Mary
Rich
Christof Vater
James B. Innes
Ada Innes
Henry Margetts
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Ufks
Section 12
Boise- Meridian
Therce
District Court of the Fifth
Judicial District
State of
Bear Lake
Old District Court
State OF Idaho
District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
Bear ‘Lake
Martha Eveline Hiuckett
Paris
Henry Matatilil
Henry Albright Mattill
Monroe
New York
Notice of Quiet Title Suit and Heirs to Charles C Rich
A long list of heirs at law and devisees including Rich, Hayward, Weilemann, Duffin, Stocker, and Collings, along with unknown heirs, are named in a Bear Lake Idaho district court action. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title to lands described by metes and bounds in section 16 and other parcels. Defendants are summoned to answer within twenty days or a judgment by default will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber C. C. Rich
Edna Rich
George Q. Rich
Lettle Rich
Wilford Rich
Walter P. Rich
Kate Rich
Francis Rich Collings
Ezra C. Rich
Annie Rich
Abel G Rich
Mary Rich
Charles C. Rich
Charles C Rich
J. W. Hayward
Lillas Hayward
J. C. Hayward
Marion S. Hayward
William G. Hayward
Gustaf A. Weilemann
Louise M. Weilemann
Mary Peterson
Fred Peterson
John Ulrich
W. Ezra Allred
Miller & Welle
Mark Austin
Gertrude Austin
Anthony
Quinn
James W. Duffin
Lila Duffin
Edward Duffin
Stella Duffin
Hezekiah Duffin
Maria Duffin
Hezeiah Duffin
Adeline Spencer
George Spencer
Annie Collings
M. M. Collings
Thomas W Horsley
Sophia Horsley
Thomas W. Horsley
John Scheldigger
Eliza Scheldigger
Gottlieb Berger
Mary Berger
John H. Stocker
William J. Stocker
Rose Grandy
Emil Grandy
Garden City Travelers Visit Yellowstone and Montana
Mr and Mrs Alex Johnson and others returned from a week in Yellowstone Park praising its beauty. Montell Whittington and families also came back from a month in Montana to shear sheep but found the market unprofitable due to many shearers being employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Johnson
Theo. Hildt
Montell Whittington
Yellowstone Park
LaMont Scofield
James Dustin
Dale Brooker
William Payne
Clifford Calder
Montana
Commissioners Proceedings Set by County Board June 22 1931
Board of Equalization minutes from June 22 1931 with rulings on widows exemptions and multiple land reclassifications and tax reductions including Griff Lloyd and Mrs Stalder. Follow up session June 24 1931 approved reductions for R W Caldwell Ira Peterson and others with changes to grazing waste and irrigated classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
John T Peterson
Wm. J Hunter
Landon R. Pugmire
Atty Chas. E. Harris
Milford Williams
Sam W. Tunks
Griff Lloyd
T M Mumford
Fred Stalder
Anna Mattson
W Smith Hoge
George C. Perkins
Sam V Tunks
Water pipes reach Craters of the Moon with $26,000 project
A. Haines reports Craters of the Moon visitors will see water spurting from eight hydrants after the government spent $26,000 to pipe water from Little Cottonwood creek. Eighteen feet of two inch pipe with four branches taps four upper springs, laid five miles, pipe buried up to nine feet. Bob Lacombie, longtime Yellowstone custodian, is in charge at the Craters. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright run the Inn five miles away with wholesome meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Haines
Craters of the Moon
Little Cottonwood Creek
Jack Wright
Craters
Lar
Haines
Hailey Times
Boy Mistakes Bottle and Dies from Poison
Wendell June 26 Peter Ehrman Trout 12 son of Mr and Mrs John Ermantrout died early today from poison he drank by mistake Wednesday night Family said the boy was told to take salts and picked up the wrong bottle His death is the second in the family in three months Paul Leo 6 died March 223 after a short illness Parents and ten siblings survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell
Peter Ehrmantrout
John Ermantrout
Paul Léo
Governor Ross hints Utah power tax question plan
In a recent interview Governor Ross said Utah Power and Light will prepare a new power tax question and collect the tax. The state aims to ready the proposal this week, with plans awaiting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Utah Power and Light
Rigby Star
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Fifth Judicia District
J. Vivian Nye
Sam V. Tunks
D. E. Haddock
Plaintiff
P O
Bear Lake State Bank
Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Utah
Frank Lewis Coal Co
Paris, Idaho
Eoford Furniture Co
Montpelier
Charles R. Humphreys
Eas
Biasite
Field Street
Said Street
Sam ‘V. ‘Tunes Clerk
W Dunn
Logan
Merrill & Merrill Atorneys
Pocatello
H. J. Hackett
Martha Eveline Huckett
Sam V. Tunes
H. J. Swanson
P. O
Pocatello, Idaho
Utah-Idaho Mining and Milling Company
H. H. Broomhead
H. H. Broomhbead
Bear Gake County
Menry Mattil
Don C. Haddook
Garden City Facts
R. W Caldwell
Ira Peterson
G. Daussi
Nels
Benjamin P. Hymas
John T. Peterson
SAM _V_TUNKS
Craters OF Moon
FOX Feed
J. P
Garder
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