Missionary social honors four returning workers
Last Saturday evening a social was held in honor of four returned missionaries Stanford and Ross Pugmire Rulon Keetch and James Transtrum in a crowded hall. The program included singing an address of welcome by Bob Hunt an original quartet by four local singers and a piano duet by two musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Ross Pugmire
Rulon Keetch
James Transtrum
Bob Hunt
Our Best Lady
Our Lady
N. B. Pugmire
Wim
Shell Cleveland
Federal enforcements in Idaho liquor cases report released
Boise July 19 with eight men on his force Elias Marsters federal prohibition director for Idaho reports the seizure of 94 distilleries and the arrest of 329 prohibition violators in the year ending June 30 1923. Fines totaling 47775 imposed. Convictions high due to juries.
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Boise
Elias Marsters
Prohibition
Idaho
Marsters
BAL Dutpores
Local residents note visits and illness in Randolph
Randolph Utah residents report Mrs Lewis Longhurst and daughter Eddis- have been ill for a week. Lawrence Hanney returned from Idaho where he worked two months. Patty Scott of Rock Springs Wyoming visits this week. Ike Smith spent days in Evanston on business. Charles and Mrs Hendee returned from Ogden. Abe Tyson and Bert Hoffman visited Randolph on business in Cumberland this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Longhurst
Eddis
Lawrence Hanney
Idaho
Patty Scott
Rock Springs Wyo
Ike-Smith
Evanston
Chas, Hendee
Ogden
Abe Tyson
Randolph
Bert Hoffman
Cumberland
Madison County Receives Blooded Holsteins From Wisconsin
A carload of grade and pure bred Holsteins from Wisconsin arrived in Rexburg Idaho early last week. B L Walker a leading dairy promoter reports the cattle in excellent condition and Chris Tochterman a Wisconsin dairy expert has joined the area joining to establish a dairy farm and herd expansion in Madison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexburg
Ida
Wisconsin
B Ll. Walker
Chris Tochterman
Logan Sees Record Tourist Traffic Through Main Street
In a recent four day span Logan reports higher tourist flow than any prior period. A single Sunday hour counted cars from eighteen sections of the country, including seventeen states and Ontario, Canada, moving along Main Street toward Yellowstone and Bear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Yellowstone
Bear Lake
Ontario
Canada
Main
Philipines
Logan Journal
Lanark News Highlights Local Visits and Outings
Clarence Parker returns to Lanark from Poca tello and Salt Lake on July 6. Mrs Mary Glenn sister of Lizzie Vallentine from Bear Lake visits. she heads home to Seattle. Miss Orble Parker visits from Bern to Lanark then Kunz dairy at Williamsburg. A Bunn Bros orchestra dance in Lanark draws lively crowd. Stake tabernacle hosts July 26 event titled Mister woe are Seven. Mothers and daughters of Lanark ward enjoy three day Mothers and Daughters outing at Lakota with seven cars. Gratitude sent to men who drove the group to Lakota. Lanark residents working on Immigration road return home. B H Findlay’s son heals from mower accident. recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Parker
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Lanark
Mary Glenn
Lizzie Vallentine
Bear—Lake
Seattle
Washington
Orble Parker
Henry Parker
Nellie Schmid
Bern
Lakota
24th of July Celebrations Across Bear Lake Resorts
Crowds packed Bear Lake area resorts with wild west exhibitions at Ovid Ideal Beach and Stock Bros Fish Haven. Paris and Fish Haven played a baseball game ending 3 to 6 with Fish Haven scoring a home run in the fifth. Lakota Resort reported large crowds all day with dances and horse races drawing interest at Paris and nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Ovid
Ideal Beach
Stock Bros
Fish Haven
Paris
Fish Boys
Death claims life of L R Kelsey in Portland Oregon
A telegram from Portland Ore informs Mr and Mrs L R Kelsey that their son Lou Kelsey, confined in a government hospital there for four months, died during the night. The body will be brought here for burial and funeral arrangements are pending. Judge O R Baum and family arrived from American Falls to continue term duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Kelsey
Portland, Oregon
Portland
Ore
Lou
O. R. Baum
Robert
American Falls
Baum
District Court In Session Sees Multiple Bootlegging Sentences
District Court convened with Judge Baum presiding and naturalization papers granted. Bootlegging cases dominated, including G Peterelt of Raymond who received four months suspended jail and $500, with further charges possible within a year. Snyder, Pugmire, and Ward faced sentences or suspendations for liquor offenses. The Robertson-Hyman case and a note lawsuit kept the court busy, with proceedings likely to continue to week’s end.
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District Court
O R “Baum
G. C.vaughan
Peterson
Natiralizis
Naturaliza
Baum
State VB
G. Peterelt
Raymond
State
Snyder
Lauor
Pugmire
Fish Haven
Robertson-Hyman
Cass
Peter Hauck Dies Monday Afternoon
Peter Hauck a well known resident of this city died at his home on South Street Monday afternoon at about o clock. He had worked many years in local business and as shop foreman before retirement. Survived by children Charlie Pete Cleve Montpelier Carl Mrs. Lentz Mrs. Philpott and Mrs. Wixom. Funeral services were held from the first ward chapel Wednesday afternoon and burial followed in Montpelier cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hauck
Ines
Ag & Srerdii Chintsi
Lost River Country May Get Cheese Factories
H F Laab a Wisconsin promoter of cheese factories arrived from Paul to survey Lost River Country for three new plants. He has already built four factories in Idaho and is shipping about a carload of cheese weekly from the Lower Snake River area including Paul Burley Decle and Rupert.
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H F. Laab
Paul
Lost River
Laab
Wisconsin
Idaho
Davise
Snake River
Burley
Decle
Rupert
Union Pacific officials praise Idaho crops and rail car readiness
E. E. Calvin and H. V. Platt report Idaho crop prospects are excellent with the Union Pacific arranging grain shipments to return cars promptly. J. A. Reeves and R. A. Pierce note the Oregon Short Line revival, a labor rebound, and ongoing rail projects from Salt Lake to Brigham to beat winter car shortages. President Gray tours Idaho farms and meets farmers and chamber officials.
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Idaho
E. E Calvin
Union Pacific System
H. V. Platt
Oregon Short Line
J. A. Reeves
R A. Pierce
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific
Gray
Salt Lake
Omaha
Granger
Calvin
Chamber of Commerce
Lake City
Death in Logan Canyon Aids Garland Man C D Mayfield
A death occurred Tuesday morning in Logan Canyon. C D Mayfield of Garland Utah died of angina pectoris during a Bear Lake outing with relatives. Born May 28, 1862 in Farmington, he had felt ill for some time. Undertaker Richards of Logan prepared the body for shipment to Garland for interment.
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Logan Canyon
C. D. Mayfield
Garland
Hia
Bear ‘Lake
Mayfield
Farmington
Undertaker Richards
Login
Parental Visit Spends Weekend in Paris With Allreds
Mr and Mrs Jack Davis and Mrs Joe Tayson and a small son of Afton spent the weekend in Paris visiting Mr and Mrs Ezra Allred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Davis
Joe Tayson
Afton
Paris
Ezra Allred
New O S L Freight Depot Opens at Montpelier
The new O S L freight depot at Montpelier was formally opened to replace the former burned down structure. The building is described as one of the best in the line.
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Montpelier
Ladies entertain husbands at Bear Lake Hot Springs swim
A ladies party hosted husbands at Bear Lake Hot Springs last Friday evening. After a plunge and swim, guests enjoyed a prepared dinner at the clubhouse with attendees including Mr and Mrs Jason Burton Judge and Mrs W Smith Hogeend Mrs Moore Mr and Mrs John Wallis Mrs A T Pendrey and Mrs Stanley Bird of Eastland Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apparty
Stanley
Bird
Eastland, Texas
Imperial Players Bring Two New Plays to Paris Opera
Parnsworth's Imperial players perform at the Paris Opera House Friday and Saturday nights with two new works The Eternal and An American Miss. Seven performers plus a fine orchestra present instrumental and vocal specialties between acts. Special scenery opens the bill and guarantees clean entertainment for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnsworth
Imperial Players
Paris Opera
Paris
Zdyoveternal
Bear Lake county car owners urged to pay 1923 license
Idaho authorities warn that no license fee reduction applies to cars held before March 1, only new purchases are affected. All owners must pay full license before driving on state highways. apply now for 1923 licenses to stay compliant.
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Bear Lake County
State OF
Idaho
Mrs Thus Caldwell Leaves for Portland Summer Visit
Mrs Thus Caldwell departed this morning for Portland Oregon to spend the summer with her husband who is undergoing medical treatment at a government hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Portland
Oregon
Government
Market Report Week Butterfat Milk And Eggs
Market report shows butterfat and milk values with 41 cent butterfat in sour cream at 41c and eggs at 17 cents per dozen plus a 6 cent per dozen base.
Moffat Tunnel Shortens Route Westward Through Divide
Denver dated report notes actual construction on the Moffat tunnel will begin Aug 1. The six mile bore will link Gilpin and Grand counties, reducing the Denver to Salt Lake City route by about 178 miles and enabling electric operation through a 20 by 16 foot main tunnel with a parallel pioneer tunnel. Corona station would vanish as a rail stop.
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Denver
Cojo
Moffat
Continental Divide
Colorado
Atlantic
Pacific
Boulder Creek
Gilin County
Tolland
James Peak
Fraser River
Middle Park
Grand County
Fraser
Colo
Denver & Salt Lake Railroad
Craig
Moffat County
Salt Lake City
Denver, Rio Grande & Western Railroad
Salt
Lake City
Corona
Rohner and Sleight Prepare July Wedding in Salt Lake Temple
Miss Elsie Rohner and Ross Sleight set for a Wednesday ceremony in the Salt Lake temple. The couple, resident of Ovid, will honeymoon in Utah and later reside in Ovid with their families and friends looking forward to the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Rohner
Ross
Salt Lake Temple
Otto Rohner
Rey Core
Ovid
Utah
Don C. Haddock Local Agent for Insurance Co
Don C. Haddock is listed as a local agent for the Business Men's Assurance Co of America, with an office in the Browning Building.
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Business Mens’ ‘Assurance Co. of America
Browning
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Randolph, Utah
Madison County
Bear-Leake-Valley
B. H. Findlay
Doal Beach
First Ward
Monfielier Neys
Arco Advertiser
Oahu
Platt
Galvin
Tdahow
Piercé
Brigham
Jacobson
Shepherd
Fred Jacob
Bloomington
Orff Shepherd
H. R. Shep ‘Herd
Bishop Hart Offici
Parla
Happi Beas
Guess Jackson
Rohner
Don C. Haddock
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