Various Local Notices From Montpelier Area Advertisers
Short Circuits Kodaks and supplies at Rinehart Studio. District Court adjourned session next Monday morning. Ice cream at Mrs T Minsons Parlors. Summer drinks fresh bread buns and yeast. Judge Budge to divide farm into twenty acre tracts next Monday. Walter Hoge Son short horn bull for sale. Wesley K Walton Sons. L H Humpherys leave Paris for Logan. Baby buggies carpets rugs linoleum furniture at Vincent Furniture Co Montpelier. For sale first class mahogany pianola. Hot Springs property bought by Mr and Mrs Bates with bath house near lake shore sold for 88000. Telluride Power Co reps in town for canal right of way Bear River east of Bern. Dredge chief Mr Tavern in charge. 40 acres dry farm land near Paris 20 acres broken and wheat seeded. Call W Hoge Son for bargain. At Riter Bros Drug Co Montpelier new Queen Bee paints Rogers stain varnish carriage paints. One dollar can paints buggy and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Cates
Telluride Power Co
Provo
Riter Bros. Drug Co
Montpelier
Rogers
Walter Hoge & Son Sell Farmland in Paris Idaho Area
Land auction notice offers 946 acres in a body 75 acres in Alfalfa with water rights for about 100 acres and the balance dry farm. Terms are good with easy payments. Also a missing wife notice for Mrs George F Ashley from Paris seeking information to locate her. threat of advertising for a new housekeeper if she does not return by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hoge & Son
Paris
Idaho
George F. Ashley
Geo. F. Ashley
Utah
Lake tragedy claims bride and five others in peril at Geneva
A Utah Lake excursion party of sixteen aboard the Galilee capsized near Geneva. B W Raymond and five year old son Sherwood died after clinging to each other as the boat lurched and sank. Bride to be Vera M Brown and Holmes perished tied by rope fragments, while four others drowned in the chaotic water. Survivors endured two hours of fear before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Brown
B. W. Raymond
Sherwood
Geneva
Galilee
Brown
Little Sherwood
Benjamine W. Raymond
Frank Brown
Helen
Vera M. Brown
Holmes
Elva Law Undergoes Second Operation After Ogden Surgery
Miss Elva Law returned to Ogden hospital last Monday for another operation after a recent surgery. Her condition is not dangerous and she is expected to recover from a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Law
Ogden
Lanark man suffers serious leg injury on railroad bridge
R Humberg of Lanark crushed a leg while working on a railroad bridge and was transported to Judge Mercy hospital in Salt Lake last Tuesday. Also notices include a for sale large cooking range and a travel mention of Miss Segmiller visiting relatives, with Mrs. Churchman of Fish Heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Humberg
Lanark
Judge ‘Mercy Hospital
Salt Lake
Churchman
Fish Heaven
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eanes
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
C. A. Roberts
Kodaks
Rinehart Studio
Mrs. T. Minsons
Judge Budge
Wesley K. Walton & Sons
Woodruff
Vincent Furniture Co
Montpelier Idaho
Abrtur Budge
Clarence Anderson
J. R. Anderson
Other Bates
Lake Shore
W. Hoge & Son
Messrs Chicken
Kreso Dip
Mites
Utah Lake
United Commercial Travelers Convention
Montana
Thomas Smith
Cleveland
Lucy Crossley
Sharon
John Jaussi
Estella V
Shepherd
Seth Budge
Mary Roberts
Kizzie Hayward
Brigham City
Mr. Brown
Tremont Utah
Merk Broomhead
Wm OC. Hill
Annie BE. Pugmire
St. Charles
John O. Jensen
Boise
Alice E. Mortensen
Thos. G. Lewis
Dingle
Calle Booth
Wardboro
Earl L. Jacobsen
Bloomington
Mary R. Sorensen
Ovid
Charles H. Buck
Florence Barrett
Lloyd Bedell
Clarissa Mumford
James W. Hoskins
Kate Hoskins
O. N. Wray
Ezra Alfred
Charles Hansen
Garden City
Clarence Booth
Robert Shepherd
J. B. McGrew
Louis Housley
Tabernacle
Paris Idaho
J. B. Shepherd
W. L. Bicu
W. W. RicHaRds
E. J. Crossley
Lucy
Uteer IA
Waghiner
Deering
Shepherd Merc. CO
Bear -Lake State Bank
Bank OF Montpelier
G.C. Gray
Richard Groo
Our Savings Department
Indaho
Douglas Furniture Company
Miss Segmiller
Adam Segmiller
St. George
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