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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
6
A string of homecomings and visits fills the week as Stan ford Pugmire returns from Pocatello and Laurel Pugmire comes from Provo for vacation. Relatives from Brigham City Montpelier and Ogden host and travel, with Mons, Lakota, and Salt Lake City trips noted.
Ray Jensen and LuDean Litster of Cleveland Utah visited Willis E Kearl from May 23 to 26. Wilma and Jean Kearl vacationed in Salt Lake City with Edna Rae Lamborn. Nearby residents including Mr and Mrs Earl Pugmire of Fish Haven met with local families. Memorial Day drew many guests from Ogden Logan California and Evanston among others.
Walter H. Anderson a 52 year old Pocatello resident and longtime lawyer seeks the Republican nomination for U S Senator. He is a noted author in corporate and auto accident law and co author of Bond and Bondholders. He pledges to support American farming and oppose importation under low tariff deals. He has represented farmers and wage earners in his legal career.
R H Young of Parma filed today at the secretary of state for the Republican nomination for governor in the August 9 primary. He had announced weeks ago his candidacy. A hive with about a million bees was placed on Walter Bird’s farm north of Paris by Adams Apiary of Franklin. The bees feed on dandelion blooms and will move to Cache Valley Utah next month to continue honey production from alfalfa blossoms.
Samson W. Nate 54 of Wardboro dies at home after a prolonged illness. Born in Paris, he was the son of Samson William Nate and Alice B Kelsey Nate. Survived by wife Ellen Stephens Nate, two daughters Phyllis Parsons Bege and Ellen Bischoff Wardboro, two sons Charles T. Nate Wardboro and LeRoy Nate Pocatello, three sisters and one brother. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm in Wardboro with Montpelier Cemetery interment. Ray D. Low family leaves for Lyman Wyoming for Smith-Hughes work. Mrs Low is daughter of John H Jensen of Fish Haven.
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