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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1927

Page

5

Local notices mix of visits births and events in Fish Haven area

Mr and Mrs Frank Findlay of Fish Haven were town visitors Saturday. Mrs John A Sutton of Fish Haven returned from Logan after an extended visit with relatives. Several residents reported new births and family news with parents celebrating bouncing baby boys and mothers recovering well. Local visitors included O H Grimmett and crew finishing a barn for Frank Beck, Oliver Waldstrom of Laketown, and Dr F J Alexander visiting the Hotel Paris.

Mrs Frank Findlay Fish Haven John—A-Sutton Logan

Order now to restock statements and supplies

The Paris Post urges readers to check current stock of statements, letterheads, envelopes and related supplies and place an order before depletion. Prompt ordering is advised. contact Paris Post by phone 38 to place the order.

THE Paris Post

Hauber and Davis Complete Browning Building Stucco

Fred Hauber and assistant Harry Davis, cement artists, have finished the stucco work on the Browning Building signaling a completed exterior phase of the project.

Fred Hauber Harry Davis Browning

Miss Mona Athay Returns From Eastern Trip

Miss Mona Athay arrives home Wednesday after visiting Baltimore Washington D C and other eastern cities. In Baltimore she met Major and Mrs F L Cole.

Mona Athay Baltimore Washington D. C Major Mrs F.L. Cole

Petersons Visit District Court and Lake During Trip

Atty and Mrs Jos Peterson of Pocatello were in town for a brief district court session on Tuesday and also visited the lake during their stay.

Atty Jos. Peterson Pocatello

Bear Lake vacation lure and local notes

Atty Roy A Black of Pocatello visited district court Tuesday and expressed interest in bringing his family to the Bear Lake valley for a vacation. Miss Jean Low underwent goitre surgery at Budge Memorial hospital Friday and is recovering well. Mr and Mrs Jesse Gray and their child left for Idaho Falls to help his brother with farm work. Gray previously ran Paris Bakery and Cafe in town for eighteen months.

Pres. M. D. Low Logan Utah Miss Jean Low Goitre Roy A. Black Pocatello Attorney Black Bear Lake Valley Jean Low Budge Memorial Hospital Jesse Gray Idaho Falls Mr. Gray Paris Forest Pugmire Nellie Osterline Howard Wm. Clark Howard Groo Helen Hortense Montpelfier Oval San Francisco Cal Delbert Kirby Richmond Ray Rich Myrtle Transtrum Salt Lake Ola Transtrum Veda Tremelling Lorenzo Alta Thomas Charles Windley Tidella Michaelson Afton Wyo Susanna Michaelson Greta Rich Nyena Shepherd Wm. Keetch Namon Alfred Delbert Hymas R. P Nelson Rozina Mercy Aaron Montpelier Wilhelmina Nelson Wm. Budge Hospital Wm. Jensen Ogden Lawrence Walstrum Los Angeles Rich Fairview Nancy H Ernest Allred Chancey_Wilkes Eugene Rich Marysville Eugene Oscar Arnell Dingle Effie Wilson Twin Falls Nephi Williamson Hyrum Jensen M. GC. Jensen Emerson Pugmire Alma_Wurston Stella Booth Orlando Monson Hotel Garber

Wrights Visit Walls During Ideal Beach Summer Stay

Mr and Mrs L T Wright of Salt Lake City spent their summer vacation at the Wright Summer home at Ideal Beach and were visitors Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs John A Walls.

D. A. Durkee Salt Lake Henry Ells Fallen Nevada John Bird L. T Wright Salt Lake City Wright Ideal Beach John A. Walls

Sheep as weed killers claim boosts for pasture use

It is claimed that sheep are first class weed killers. They eat over eight known species of weeds and, though not as good brush eaters as goats, can clean up light brush land in a very few hours.

Real estate pitch targets farmers with fancy-name outfits

A Burley Herald note urges farmers to contact young estate and dude ranch firms offering upscale branding to attract wealthy buyers at high prices, implying a sale opportunity through glossy marketing. The message reflects a speculative tip about selling land to affluent interests.

Mr. Farmer Young Farme Burley” Herald

Bloomington Note Plethora of Visits and Local Travel

A long list of Bloomington residents and guests figure in the week’s notes. Visitors include Grover Dunford and son from California, Bert Jarvis’s guests, Pearl Price with LaMont Passey to Evanston, and Jesse Dunn on a Montpelier business trip. Several locals travel to Logan, Soda Springs, and Bear Lake for visits, hospital trips, or recreation, while others report family care, illness, and extended stays with kin in Utah and Wyoming.

Maurine Joyce Welker Clara Welker James Dunn Paris Bloomington Walter Rogers Conda Heber Nelson Ross Thornock Cokeville Wyo Rachael Thornock Grover Dunford Son Park California Bert Jarvis Bert Nelson Jay Haddock Logan Mary Haddock J. C. Carter Salt Lake City Utah Miss_Pearl Price LaMont Passey Evanston Dan Thornock Fay Wilton Payne Bancroft Earl Sessions Dell Nelson Ella Jarvis Mae George Piggott BE. Cripps Elbert Ray Cripps

St Charles Community News Highlights Local Events

A large social shower honors Mr and Mrs Rich Alfred with a ballroom gathering and strawberry dessert. Nearby notes list visits, accidents, births, hospital dedication, and many residents stopping in from Logan Ogden Montpelier and other towns with mixed updates on family, travel, and work.

Bloomington M. I. A. girls at Lakota week event

Isaac Dunford reports Bloomington figures with M I A girls present at Lakota week event. Messers Hall Hall Bennair and Cushing, along with Howard Knapp, visited the Christensen home while en route to Fish Haven for the Fourth celebration.

Isaac Dunford Bloomington Lakota Tsutomiay Bill Hall Bennair Chester Cushing Howard Knapp C. O. Christensen Fish Haven

Town Visitors and Local Notices Across the Arnell Circle

A flurry of local activity includes F. E. Floyd resuming outings after illness. The Arnell and related families, plus the Anderson, Pugmire, Lindsay, Dunn, Dalrymple, Maughan, Nichols, Culress, and Rich households, share updates from Laketown to Ovid and Randolph. A Beatrice Arnell and Carrie Pugmire birthday dinner was hosted at Ed Aynell's home on Friday July 7.

S. C. Arnell Oscar Alvirus Arnell Kurt Anderson LaMont Pugmire Stanley Arnell Laketown Albert Lindsay Ovid James Dunn Paris Henry Dalrymple van Maughan Pegram Charles Nichols Edd Culress Randolph Sidney- Pugmire McCammon Rich Pugmire Ed _Aynell

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O. H. Grimmett Frank Beck Oliver Waldstrom Andrew Barrus Star Valley Sam's. Wilks of St. Charles Ezra Rich Ogden, Utah Pres Wm. L. Rich Ira Perkins Geraint Humphreys of Arthur Pendrey Fenton Allred Montpellier R. Humberg Miss Hayes Georgetown Soda Springs Claud Sprouse Garden City George Rogers Alhambra Charles Rogers D. Cr Kunz Bear Lake County District Court George Stock James Dinford Nellie and Lena Maurine Welker F. J. Alexander Jesse Shidigger Gladys Wilks Budger Memorial Hospital John Wilks Idaho MA Little Bloomington Bus Jesse Dunn Sherman Lutz Joseph Thornock Wilt Hill Bloomington Canyon Georgia Hall Ralph Thornock Alma Findley Sr Minnie Broomhead Mae Findlay Howard Broomhead Myrtle Linford James Jacobson Liberty Ward Gene Grimes Bear Lake Fish ‘Haven Gwen Mabel Price Lela Christensen Ila Hill Mescera George Wilks Owen ‘Thornock Hannah Nelson Rich Alfred E. E. Teape Spirit Lake State Conservation Committee Adrian Annie Stewart F. E. Floyd Ernest Gubler Prop Shepherd” Clothing Store John Deere John’ Deere Wa MO Company First Mirs John Fuchs
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