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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1917
Page
7
A front of notes mentions a marriage license issued to Jacob Jensen and Eliza Schmid of Montpelier. Others visit Malta Bear Lake Tooele and Paris. People travel for studies, work, and summer plans, with ads for seeds doors screens and cedar posts in the same roundup.
Home portrait photographer Harvey visits Paris to take sittings with no deposit required. Appointment line at the Paris Drug Store advertises highest class portraits at moderate prices with the studio at your home.
Attorney George Q. Rich of Logan visited Paris, left Thursday for Star Valley on a business mission. On Saturday June 2 at 3 o clock the marriage of Miss Reta West to Mr George Phelps of Montpelier was solemnized with the bride’s mother Mrs Sadie West of Ogden as official witness. Charley Collings plans to marry Eva Feller of Bountiful in Salt Lake City soon, friends urged to accompany him to the train. Clyde Richards to depart for a mission to California with farewell June 12 in the pavilion. he has taught in Montpelier for two years and expects a large turnout.
Company A of Sand Point Idaho reports thirteen soldiers and one officer at Lifton and about eight at Stuart camp. Several boys have visited Paris and are described as fine fellows. Mae Broomhead remains seriously ill at S D 8 hospital but shows signs of improvement. Howard Broomhead and sister Minne traveled to Salt Lake and stayed with her until yesterday. A M Rich was kicked by a horse injuring a leg and will use crutches for some time.
A large crowd gathered at the pavilion Tuesday night to bid farewell to Miss Wallantine who will depart soon for a mission in the Central states. The program was brief and guests enjoyed the event as she thanked friends and wished success in her future work.
Voters in district No 4 face a Tuesday decision on creating an independent district. If the referendum passes, commissioners will issue an order establishing the new district with current boundaries.
A Milwaukee letter from the Northern States Saints expresses appreciation for ongoing missionary efforts over the past two years. It notes local members, 36 in number, and increased enthusiasm for tracting and service. The writer thanks supporters and urges continued prayer and effort in spreading the gospel.
Former Idaho governor John M. Haines dies at 5:30 AM in Boise after a six month battle with heart trouble and Brights disease related uremic poisoning. The passing prompts tributes and a call to a community clean up day set for Friday June 16 to honor his memory.
The stake Primary Convention at Paris lagt Saturday featured Sister Jenette Dee of Salt Lake and the Stake Presidency with several Bishops and High Council members. Attendees heard addresses on force of example and how all divisions of primary work teach spiritual truth, followed by demonstrations and a Stake Board session.
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