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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1904
Page
1
Notes from an old Montpelier ad with mentions of Mose Lewis a Woodruff Stake Pres McKinnon and a cabbage tomato and plant offer. It references Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and a job note about G Smith of Sharon joining Boise Assay Office around mid June.
Prof J Hl. Miles delivered an excellent talk at the Stoke Tabernacle on Sunday afternoon to a large audience. The Academy theater performance impressed a large crowd. A birth is noted for Arthur Shepherd’s wife in Salt Lake City. The Dingle bridge neared failure in high water. county crews reinforced it. U.S. Timber Agent's halt on mills due to Latting government timber inquiry causes local hardship. Academy Notes will be omitted this issue awaiting next week’s issue for graduate names and data.
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for a catarrh cure not fixed by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It presents endorsements from West & Truax and Walding Kinnan Marvin of Toledo and claims the remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It notes price 76c per bottle and that testimonials are free.
Delinquent tax lists show Bear Lake County with the shortest tally and fewest names. The Bear Lake Stake of Zion holds a quarterly conference in Paris at 9 a m with expected General Authorities from Salt Lake City. Miner Wilcox returns from St Louis after pharmacy studies and opens a new practice. Tueller Bros finish the Downing hotel foundation and plan Shepherd store work next week. Mrs. Ashley returns from St Louis to join her husband in preparation for fall. Professor Willd Delivered Fielding Academy baccalaureate at the Tabernacle with strong attendance and interest.
An 1890s style advertisement proclaims Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption cures lung and throat troubles. It cites Mrs Cc Van Metre of Shepherdstown and Mrs Orson Vendrey in Paris with trial bottles free and sizes 60 cents and one dollar.
The Idaho Posten announces a weekly Swedish American newspaper published every Tuesday in Idaho Falls for Swedes in Idaho and neighboring states. Subscription is $2.00 per year. Agents are wanted and readers are invited to write for a sample copy.
A farmer on a local farm collapsed with rheumatism and was given Chamberlain’s Pain Balm by C. P. Rayder of Pattens Mills New York. Days later he returned, straightened up, and paid for a second bottle saying it cured him. Sold by Orson Pendrey Druggist.
A note announces the latest hit song It was Summertime in Dixie Land and offers copies for 26 cents sent by postage stamps to The Theatrical Music Supply Co New York. Also mentions Bear River flooding and road work between Montpelier and Paris, praising road supervisor Albert Lind for repairs. The Sidney Stevens Mercantile Co ad is highlighted. Parsonage news notes Miss Cooper Miss White leaving Paris after two years teaching at the Academy. Weddings announced for Frank Bolton Alice Price Joseph Price Lizzie Reese as they travel to Logan to wed.
Mr HWP Burbagr a Greenville law student says a persistent cough alarmed him for years and after using two bottles of a twenty five cent medicine advertised as Cough Remedy he claims a remarkable change and permanent cure sold by person Pendrey druggist in Berbapgee.
The record lists numerous tract descriptions in Richardson area, including names such as Pegram & Border and various individuals with blocks, lots, and tracts in Montpelier and Burgoyne Additions. Entries note platted books, page references, improvements, and city or poll taxes.
JoA Grulledge of Verbena Alabama suffered a severe pile case with 24 tumors and hospital treatments failed. Bucklen's Armina Salve stopped inflammation and cured him. Sold by Orson Pemdrey Paris and Aiter Bros Drug Co Montpelier at 25 cents.
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