Pheasant and deer hunting rules in Idaho regions described
The July Idaho Fish and Game meeting set deer hunting dates for Bear Lake Caribou Bannock and Franklin counties. Bear Lake includes Montpelier and C B Wilson preserves. Franklin east of the Downey Weston line opens October 20 to 29. Pocatello elk hunt runs October 15 to 20 with 150 permits, $5 permit fee and $2 tag. Bear Lake pheasant season banned. other counties open November 11 with bag limit two cock birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Fish and Game Commission
Bear Lake
Caribou
Bannock County
Bear River
Franklin County
Montpelier
C. B. Wilson
Bannock
Downey Weston Union Pacific Railway
Pocatello Elk Hunt
Pocatello
Hik Hunt
American Falls
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Crystal- Robin Gap
Said Road
Marsh Creek
Inkom
Portneuf River
Mink Creek
Pocatella
Said
Idaho
Fremont
Franklin
Oneida
Power
Bingham
Bonneville
Madison
Jefferson
Local and Personal News Roundup From Paris and Surrounding Areas
Local residents and relatives visited in Paris and nearby towns. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. DeWin Anderson and a boy from Central, Paul Gunderson visiting Parla, Mrs. Mary Hartney from McCammon, Jim Maughn and Logan at the Nye home, and Mrs. Lloyd Hansen with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith from Georgetown. Adeline Tueller and Chris Tueller returned from Salt Lake City Centennial events. East Lake City visitors, Roy Patterson’s Blackfoot trip, and visits by the Crawford and LaVere Findley families are noted along with trips to Salt Lake for parades and Centennial programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BD. D. Hymas
James
Elmer Wilcox
Bobby
Eddie Wilcox
Salt Lake City
Hymas
Tooele
Salt Lake
Season Closed on Muskrats for Bear Lake County
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission closed trapping season on muskrats in Bear Lake and Caribou counties. An open mink season runs November 1 to December 31 in Bear Lake and southeastern Idaho counties including Fremont Madison Jefferson Clark Bingham Bannock Power Teton Caribou Bonneville, excluding Gray's Lake and its watershed to the Idaho Falls highway bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Fish and Game Commission
Bear Lake
Caribou
Idaho
Fremont
Madison
Jefferson, Clark
Bingham, Bannock, Power, Teton
Bonneville
Gray's Lake
Idaho Falls Highway
Bonneville County
Idaho Airmarking Program Aims to Brighten Town Names
Idaho communities join an all out airmark effort by the Department of Aeronautics to improve navigation. About forty towns have markers in chrome yellow letters with an airport symbol and longitude latitude cues, starting in Boise Valley and Burley area. Communities pay 25 dollars toward costs while the department provides equipment, crew, and paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Department of Aeronautics
Boise Valley
Burley
Payne Family Reunion At Lakota Resort
The annual Payne family reunion honoring Samuel Payne was held July 27 at Lakota resort with about sixty attendees. A 1 PM dinner preceded visiting and a short program at 8 PM. The day included boating and swimming. J. A. Payne served as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Payne
Lakota
J. A. Payne
Marine Corps to Distribute Defense and Victory Medals
The Marine Corps announces medal distribution begins August 1 1947 at Salt Lake City Recruiting Station 230 Federal Building. Eligible personnel may obtain application blanks with discharge certificate. those outside Salt Lake City may request by penny post card to Maine Gorpa Recruiting 230 Federal Building Salt Lake City. A Sunday family picnic at Fish Haven resort was reported for Mr and Mrs Wm Jensen Blake Mr and Mrs Roy Patterson and family and Mr and Mrs DeWin Anderson and boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Marine Corps Headquarters
Marine Corps
Federal Building
Salt Lake City
Utah
Maine Gorpa Recruiting
Wm. Jensen
Blake
Roy Patterson
DeWin Anderson
Fish Haven Resort
Mrs Brockbank Visits Salt Lake Family Ties
Mrs Mark J Brockbank and sons Clark and Wayne of Salt Lake spent several days last week with her mother Mrs Hiza B Cook. Mrs Cook joined them in Salt Lake Friday for the weekend and visited in Heber City with her son Merrill Cook and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark J. Brockbank
Clark and
Wayne
Salt Lake
Hiza B. Cook
Cook
Fire Destroys Laketown Home Monday
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. C Alley at Laketown on Monday afternoon. Neighbors and passersby moved goods and fought flames as water supply issues and wind worsened the blaze. The partly log and frame dwelling burned to the ground with substantial loss inside. the Alleys were away in Salt Lake and plan to recover what they can with insurance believed present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C . Alley
Laketown
Aout
Alley
Salt Lake
Auto crash near Rexburg kills three including 17 year old Jack Cooper
A two-vehicle collision near Rexburg, Idaho, killed Jack Cooper 17, Bud Jardine 17, and Sandra Cooper 2 while injuring six others. The truck occupants were uninjured. Coroner Victor Chandler cited unclear fault as he investigated the center-line crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cooper
C Drew Cooper
Rexburg
Bear Lake
Bud Jardine
Idaho Falls
Sandra Cooper
Dick Cooper
Rexbury
C. Drew Cooper
Stanley West
Jack Umphrey
Brent McKinley
Malson County
Victor Chandler
Red Cross Swim School Proves Very Successful
The Red Cross swimming school at Bear Lake Hot Springs drew 118 participants over three days. In Bear Lake only 16 percent can swim, but after the course 26 could swim the pool width and 24 learned to float, with instructors and volunteers thanked for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bear Lake Hot Springs
Bear Lake
American Red Cross
Cleneth Arnell
Arline Morgan
Ila Mase Pugmire
Benjamin Hymas
Wilson
Landon Pugmire
Arnell Family Reunion Draws Thirty Members in St Charles Canyon
The Albert Arnell reunion gathered thirty family members on July 24 from 11 a m to 5 pm at a canyon campground. Attendees included Mary and Albert Arnell Cornell Arnell Almy Barker Wendell Mecham Kenneth Arnell and other relatives from St Charles and Kemmerer Wyo DeLloyd Arnell LaGrande Arnell and Montpelier residents. The Clarence Nelsons of Big Piney were absent. Families contributed food and the menu featured hamburgers potato salad macaroni salad vegetable salad pork and beans pickles cucumbers cheese lettuce cold drinks chocolate cake fruit cake raisin loaf and watermelon. After lunch games such as charades and softball filled the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Arnell
St. Charles Canyon
Mary
Cornell Arnell
Almy Barker
Wendell Mecham
Kenneth Arnell
St Charles
George € Forton
Kemmerer
Wyo
DeLloyd Arnell
LaGrande Arnell
Montpelier
Clarence Nelsons
Big Piney
Arnéll
Literary Club Discusses Lydia Bailey at Lark Bateman Home
The Literary Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Lark Bateman Mabal. Athay reviewed Kenneth Roberts novel Lydia Bailey to members and guests including Sara Hoge Bertha Hoge Jean Kunz Theresa Rich Pauline Cox Anona Grandy Lucille Crawford Ethel Jensen Lillias Grimmett La Rue Piggott Thelma Saunderson Meryl Ward Vera Haddock Hilma Bateman and Olga Klinke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lark Bateman
Mabal Athay
Lydia Bailey
Kenneth Roberts
Sara Hoge
Bertha Hoge
Jean Kunz
Theresa Rich
Pauline Cox
Anona Grandy
Lucille Crawford
Ethel Jensen
Lillias Grimmett
LaRue ‘Piggott
Thelma Saunderson
Meryl Ward
Vera Haddock
Hilma Bateman
Olga Klinke
the Hostesa
Bear Lake County Bond Election Urges Voters Support
Voters are urged to turnout for a Bear Lake County Special Bond Election next Tuesday August 5 to approve a 200000 bond for a local hospital. The piece argues beds per population lag public health standards and stresses hospital access to keep doctors and nurses, reduce travel to distant towns, and speed emergency care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
State Department of Public Health
Utah
Idaho
Bloomington Primary Commemorates Centennial Parade
Bloomington Primary marked its centennial with a pioneer trek themed parade. Children and teachers wore early settler costumes as decorated bicycles and wagons rolled by. An open-air program featured remarks by Pres. Alfred A. Hart and Bishop Joseph Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Valley
Bloomington
Pres
Alfred A. Hart
Joseph Patterson
Marlene Piggott
Beverly
Norene Jacobsen
Dixie Reese
Joan Haddock
Venile Bee
Rhea Ward
Alaire Hart
Starting Fire Without Permit Draws $25 Fine
A fire north of St. Charles on July 24 was started without a burning permit. T J Michaelson pleaded before Judge W B Hoge with Fire Warden Bert Mahoney presiding. Forest Ranger Jay B Hann aided in extinguishing the blaze which damaged several rods of fence. The incident comes under Idaho law stating a June 1 to Sept 30 no permit burn season in forest districts. Penalties may reach $300 and six months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
T J Michaelson
W. B Hoge
Bert Mahoney
Jay B Hann
Michaelson
Qgny
Bear Lake
Cottonwood
Mahoney
Jay B. Hann
Idaho
Temple Schedule Reflects 1947 LDS Church Meetings
A detailed Temple Schedule lists ward meetings across Ovid Paris St. Charles Bloomington Laketown and Liberty with presiding bishops and conductors named. It notes talks by Taft Budge Marjorie Robinson George H. Robinson and others, musical selections and sacrament details including several speakers on missionary work and Brigham Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Charles
Mrs. Gertsch Shot by Rifle Accident
Mrs. Smith Gertsch sustained a bullet wound when a .22 rifle fired at a barking dog struck her arm and stomach as she stood in a driveway between Weldon Hess and the dog. She was treated at Bear Lake hospital in Montpelier and expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Gertsch
Weldon
Mr. Hess
Mrs. Gertsch
Local visitors and travels noted around Caldwell family
Warren Caldwell spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Caldwell. Neighbors and relatives from Montpelier Salt Lake City Ogden Logan Racine Mackay and Los Angeles are listed among visitors and travelers including Mr and Mrs Laud Ringle Mr and Mrs Glen Caldwell Dr C L Kline and others. A 25 lb salmon was caught during a Mackay fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Caldwell
Mrs
Thomas Caldwell
Glen Caldwell
Ogden
Lowell Humphery
Henry Humpherys
Ivan Beck
Jim Transtrum
Dr. Wells Stocks
Dr. C. L. Kline
Geo. Stock
Eugene Roberts and Son
Mackay
George Stock
Lanark Ward meeting program with Parker Passey leadership
Archie Parker presiding and Warren Passey conducting open the Lanark Ward meeting. The program includes opening song We Thank Thee O God for a Prophet invocation by Owen Roberts sacrament song Jesus Once of Humble Birth roll call Home Missionaries speaker Garen Howell vocal duet Lula Passey and Eva Parker speaker Ray Rich closing song Sweet is the Work benediction Sister Agnes Toomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laketown
Amos Robinson
Norman Weston
Marjorie Robinson
Lola Johnson
God
George H. Robinson
Grant Lamborn
Owen Wahlstrom
Orval Thomas
Garrett Robinson
Glen Earley
Mark Cheney
McKay Willis
Mr. Hymas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boya
Central
Paul Gunderson
Parla
Mary Hartney of
McCammon
Jim Maughn
Logan
Joe Nye
Lloyd Hansen
Jim Smith
Georgetown
Chris Tueller
Adeline Tueller
Junior Hoge
U. of U
East Lake City
Blackfoot
Milton Bergland
Charles Crawford and
LaRue
Ralph Sutton
Clarence Rich
Margaret
Heber Hart
Payne
RED Cross Swim School
Arnell
Laramie
Yonkers
Spencer H. Rich
L. D. S. Church Column
Bloomington Ward
P. LaVell G. Ward
Thomas Piggott
Howard Broomhead
Delano Findlay
Galt Lake
Vivian Nye
Taft Budge
Bro. Nye
Lula Reese
Lela Parker
Robert Dunford
St. Charlies Ward
Arlin R. Pugmire
Lothair Rich
Neils Wilhelmsen
Opal Pugmire
Delbert Hymas
John Rich
Lovell Booth
Dale Wilks
Lloyd Hemmert
Douglas Arnell
Merrill Pugmire
John T Barker
Fish Haven Ward
Owen Stock
Jean Stock
Wanda Howell
Israel
Frank P. Findlay
Donovan Howell
Jessie Cottle
Blaine Nelson
Laurrell Pope
Alma Findlay
Alfred Hart
Brigham Young
Earl Pugmire
Liberty Ward
W. K. Matthews
Marvin Hymas
Elna Brown
Edgar Poulen
Green
Wilford Budge
Land of
Bernard Brown
Matthews
Charles Sorenson of
Judy Hays
Cheryl Hanson
Laud Ringle
Bob Coveland
Los Angeles
Kate Innes
J. R. Hymas
A. W. Shepherd
Wm. Stell and Son
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