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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1923

Page

8

Paris Visit Highlights Local Residents Movements

Everett Dayton of Cokeville Wyoming visited Paris on Wednesday and Thursday while Mrs E M Denio and daughter Doris of Salt Lake City spent a few days in Paris with relatives and friends. Miss Paralee Athay and Gertrude Innes, who had two weeks in Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah, returned home Sunday. Mrs Alice Rich is spending weeks in Paris with sister Mrs George B Spencer. Charles Stucks, recently with Utah Power in Grace Idaho, returned Tuesday for a short visit with his family.

Mra E. M Denio Doris Salt Lake City Paris Paralee Athay Gertrude Innes Ogden Utah Mrs Alice Rich George B. Spencer

Paris visitors and local workers arrive for Fourth of July

Mr and Mrs Claud Lewis of Conda spent Wednesday and Thursday in Paris with relatives and friends. Mr George Wilcox, working at Grace Idaho, returned home to celebrate the Fourth with his family. Orson Grimmett, contractor on a new drug store, and two of his brothers John Tueller and Mr Taylor, all of Paris, arrived in Afton last Monday and began work the next morning. Grimmett is a brother of Mrs James B. Bruce of Auburn.

Claud Lewis Conda Paris George Wilcox Grace Idaho Orson Grimmett John Tueller Taylor Afton Grimmett

Paris Food Club Formed For Friday Meeting

A food club will be organized in Paris on Friday July 6 at 7 30 p m. The first meeting will be at the Farm Bureau office in the Court House to plan activities. Members will study food, plan meals, serving, and table etiquette.

Paris Farm Bureau Court House

Fragmentary tale of Tarniér couple and anxious brood

A recollected incident depicts a Tarniér man bringing home a city bride. The wife hopes for a quiet life but notices their young chicks grow feeble and peep for food. The mother, Miller, responds that the chicks are fed by the old hen as she consumes the corn.

Regular teacher certification examination dates set

The regular examination for teachers will be held in the courtroom of the County Court House on July 26 27 and 28. The examination covers all classes of certificates both State and County. Work begins each day at nine oclock. Letha Dunford County Supt.

Piano and phonograph sale by Consoli dated Music Co

In the Paris area a fine piano a player piano and two phonographs are offered for local sale. Instruments sold separately with easy terms and immediate possession on deposit. Write to Sales Manager Consoli dated Music Company 48 50 Main Street Salt Lake City Utah for details.

Paris Salt Lak Consolidated Music Company Main Street Salt Lake City Utah

Optical representatives to visit multiple Utah towns

Representatives of Alexander Optical Co of Salt Lake City will be at the Liberty Store in Bloomington on Friday July 6 from 9 to 10 am. They then visit the Dundorian Residence in Bloomington Friday July 6 from 11 to 12 noon, Paris Hotel Friday July 6 from 3 to 8 pm, Fish Haven Hotel Saturday July 7 from 9 to 12 noon, and Laketown Hotel Saturday July 7 from 3 to 6 pm.

Alexander Optical Co Salt Lake City Liberty Bloomington Dundordian Paris Fish Haven Laketown

Irishman and Others in Court Over Theft Tale

A court recounts a quip involving an Irishman a Swede and a Hebrew accused of theft. The judge asks where each acquired the stolen items and each replies they have owned them since childhood. Public notice then states a foreclosure sale of Joe's Gap Creek property in Bear Lake County Idaho to satisfy a judgment, details given.

Notice to Creditors in Estate of David G Brown

Notice is given by Allen D Brown administrator of the estate of David G Brown deceased. Creditors and all who hold claims must present with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at Rexburg Idaho or to Geraint Humphreys attorney at Montpelier Idaho. Dated Sunday of July AD 1923.

David G, Brown Rexburg Idaho Geraint Himphreys Montpelier

Notice of Sale in Bear Lake County Idaho Foreclosure

Public auction ordered in Bear Lake County Idaho by the Fifth Judicial District on a 342 acre foreclosure property. Union Central Life Insurance Co. of Cincinnati holds the judgment. Defendants include John C Nelson Amy G Nelson and Bank of Montpelier. Land comprises multiple fractional sections totaling 342 acres. Net acreage after a right of way exception is about 22 acres. Sale follows July 2 1923 decree and foreclosure writ.

John Conrad Nelson Amy G. Nelson Bank of Montpelier Bear ‘Bear Lake Idaho Boise

Good cattle in demand at Los Angeles UnionStockYards

The market reports a tightening supply of strictly good cattle in California while buyers push for top quality. Imperial Valley steers sold for 7.40 to 7.60 per cwt at the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards as top-end cattle are expected to rise toward 75 to 800 within a month. common grades lag.

California Los Angeles Union Imperial Valley Los Angeles

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Bérets Everett Dayton Cokeville, Wyo Charles Stucks The Utah Power Fountain Service Letha Dunford Department ‘Store Patrick Joe’s Gap Bear Lake County United States Asa-Athay Allen D BRO Betate David G. Brown District Court of the Fifth Judicial District State of Idaho Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati Ohio Ossorn Tools Osborne Shepherd Hdw Imp. Go Emmerson Line F.T. Shepherd & Sons Phane Nonesty Theatre Agnes Ayres Buffalo Bill Jack Holt
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