Dairy Special train opens Montpelier dairy show July 10
The Dairy Special, a Wisconsin Minnesota dairy cattle train with Holstein Jersey Guernsey Ayrshire and Brown Swiss breeds visits Montpelier on July 10 for an 8:00 a.m. opening meeting. Officials from Wisconsin and national dairy groups will present talks and offer first hand information on dairying. All ages invited to view the cars and hear brief talks before the 10:00 a.m. departure.
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Montpelier
Wisconsin
Minnesota
J ©. Robinson
Wisconsin Livestock Breeders Association
Reid Murray
Karl Musser
American Guernsey Club
Co. L. Burlingham
Ayrshire -Breeders—Association
L—L. Oldham
Holstein Friesian Association
J. G C. McDowell
United States Department of Agriculture
Devoted Mother and Wife Dies After Illness
A town mourns as Mrs. O. F Nye dies at AL o clock the prior night after a brief illness. A 63-year-old Logan Utah native daughter of Chas C Maughan and Catherine Collings, she leaves son Weldon serving a LDS mission in South Africa. Funeral at First Ward Chapel Friday at 2 PM, city cemetery burial. A life sketch will appear next week.
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O. F Nye
AL O
Logan
Utah
Chas
C. Maughan
Catherine Collings
Weldon
South Africa
First Ward
Idaho appoints Jesse Dunn deputy game warden
Jesse Dunn receives a third term as Idaho deputy game warden with headquarters in Montpelier. His Bear Lake county territory and statewide authority to protect fish and game are stated, backed by strong support from Bear Lake sportsmen who praise his familiarity with the region.
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Jesse Dunn
Reliable
Idaho
Montpeler
Dunn
Bear Lake County
Rusts to Oregon Parents and Child Arrive
Mr and Mrs H F Rust and child welcome a new arrival this week in Baker City as the Rust family heads to Oregon.
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Oregon
H. F Rust
Baker City
Bern Bishop Marries Nellie Porter in Logan Temple
Bern’s Bishop Robert Schmid wed Nellie Porter of Lanark in the Logan temple on Wednesday June 27. After a short Utah honeymoon the couple plans to settle in Bern as they start married life.
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Robert Schmid
Bern
Bear Lake County
Logan Temple
Nellie Porter
Lanark
Henry Parker
Denver
Coloado
Utah
Schmla
Ife
June to July Home Demonstration Agent Schedule
A dense list of June to July activities across Montpelier Lanark Paris St Charles Wardboro Newman and Nomen sites. Events include sewing club food club office millinery dress forms and pattern instruction with multiple open days and holiday notes.
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Montpelier
Lanark
Paris
Sewing Club
Lanark Food Club
St. Charles
Wardboro
Newnan
St Charles
Big Store Delays Big Sale To Finish Improvements
Construction and finishing work at F. T. Shepherd & Sons delays the planned sale celebrating the store’s improvements. Manager Mr. Shepherd says the event will be set within two weeks and promises one of the county’s largest bargains events with hard oak floors being laid and final touches underway.
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F. T. Shepherd’ & Sons
Shepherd
Banker Young and Family Visit Old Friends in Town
Mr Young, first Bear Lake State Bank cashier in 1905, and Mrs Young with their son spent Sunday afternoon and part of Monday in town visiting old time friends. They were en route to Oklahoma from Pocatello where Mr Young will farm with two brothers.
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Will H Young and Son
Oklahoma
Pocatello
Mr Young
Bear Lake State Bank
Beet Expert Visits County For Sugar Beet Farm Tour
Lequard Ball of Idaho Falls agri cultural superintendent for the Utah Idaho Sugar Company visited Tuesday and toured the county farms growing sugar beets with County Agent Kearl. He was encouraged by the progress and said frost caused little or no damage.
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Lequard Ball
Idaho Falls
Utah- Idaho Sugar Company
Kearl
Paris City Grounds Campground Policy Highlighted
The city provided a camping ground near the First Ward chapel praising shade and grass as ideal. It urges hospitality to visiting strangers, noting kindness leaves a lasting impression and will promote Paris nationwide.
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Paris
Road Work Starts Near St Charles In County Plan
State officials say Byron Nelson and surveyors began road work near St Charles. The project from St Charles to Ovid was approved by the Public Commission and county commissioners, funded by state and county sources, with local labor to be employed.
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Wilson
Byron Nelson
St. Charles
Ovid
The Country Boy's Creed
A farmer youth creed asserts beauty of rural life over city life, value of honest work, dignity of labor from effort, and self-reliance through pluck and square dealing in all actions. Credited to Truston, California, News.
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Tuston
Gibel Arrives in Paris After Six Weeks Travel From Paris
Word reached Mr and Mrs Otto Rohner that Adolf Gibel, who left Paris six weeks ago, has arrived in Switzerland and is visiting his old stamping grounds. Gibel came to Paris 22 years ago from his old country.
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Otto “Rohner
Adolf
Gibel
Paris
Bas
Switzerland
Bloomington Elevation Event Attracts Large Crowd
A Bloomington event next week draws a large crowd with street celebrations and speeches. Attendees include Attorney Jesse R. S. and Bear-LaleRe. festivities feature baseball, parades, and music.
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Bloomington
Beechet
Newenell
Jesse
R.S
Local sewing and food clubs organize countywide
Through the Mutual Improvement Association and Home Demonstration work a series of sewing and food clubs is forming across the county. Junior Bee Hive girls at St Charles completed their organization with Lois Floyd president and June Monson secretary.
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St. Charles
Lois Floyd
June Monson
Fred Windley
Wedding of Well Known Young People Padizy
Miss Arvilla Welker and Mr Vedun Humphreys wed Wednesday in Bloomington with Bishop A A Hart presiding. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Welker of Bloomington, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs George Humphreys of Ovid, will live in Grace while the groom works for Phoenix Construction Co. Friends extend hearty wishes for a happy prosperous married life.
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Arvilla Welker
Vedun Humphreys
Bloomington
A. A. Hart
Mra
A Welker
E Bloomington
George Humphreys
Ovid
Phoenix Construction Company
Idaho Company Sells Lambs At High Prices
Albion Idaho June 24 A high price was paid for lambs when Rosen baum Co sold 974 lambs to John Canon Hagerman Idaho at 16 26 per hundredweight 72 pounds average and for Martin HB Curran Hagerman 1636 lambs 74 pounds average at 16 265 per hundredweight.
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Albion
Idaho
Rosenbaum & Co
John Canon
Hagerman
Martin HB
Curran
Homebound travelers from California return to Paris
Mrs Marintha Lindsay and Mrs S J Athay returned Sunday afternoon from a two months visit in California. Athay visited with her son Dallas in California before returning. The two travelers stopped in Paris, with Athay listing church connections as among their plans.
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Marintha Lindsay
Mra
S J Athay
Paris
California
Athay
Dallad Wiotte
Mntimgema
Thay L
Lindsay
Andre
Temple Visitors From Bear Lake And Montpelier To Meet In Logan
Bear Lake valley residents and Montpelier stake excursionists traveling to Logan Utah will join a Fourth Ward social reunion this evening. The gathering also welcomes those who moved from Bear Lake valley to Logan to renew acquaintances with the visitors.
Fish Haven Bride Weds Orlando Wits at Logan Temple
Miss Lillian Winterbottom of Fish Haven wed Orlando W. Wits of Montpelier in a Logan temple service on Wednesday. The couple announced plans to reside in Montpelier and begin married life together.
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Orlando W. Wits
Montpelier
Lillian Winterbottom
Fish Haven
Logan Temple
Sheep Creek Anticline to Be Priled for Oil
A Montpelier syndicate plans thorough testing of the Sheep Creek anticline for oil. Oil scouts have worked quietly, acreage within the anticline is leased, and a 5000 acre checkerboarded block is planned. Drilling expected to start soon after a geologist's favorable preliminary report.
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Sheep Creek
Montpelier
Sanitary inspector condemns city pond and street nuisance
State Deputy Sanitary Inspector J KX Macey of Boise visited Paris to condemn several sites not meeting sanitary laws. He ordered the central pond behind the Browning building drained and cleaned before July 10 and the area behind the Browning building cleaned before July 1. Horses tied to main street telegraph poles and filth accumulations were to be removed promptly.
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J. KX. Macey
Boise
Paris
First West Street
A. W
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior notices James R. Pugmire of St. Charles Idaho filed for three year proof to establish claim on land in Township 16 South Range 45 East Boise Meridian. The hearing to be before W. Smith Hoge in Paris Bear Lake County Idaho on August 10, 1923. Witnesses listed: George Big Price Lorenzo Booth Arthur Windley Lan don Tt Pugmire all of St. Charles Idaho. Stock-raising homestead entry act of December 29 1916. Register P. G Johnston.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Blackfoot
Idaho
James R. Pugmire
St. Charles
Range
East
Boise Meridian
W. Smith Hoge
Paris
Bear Lake
É Fity
George Big Price
Lorenzo Booth
Arthur Windley
Landon Tt
Pugmire
P. G Johnston
Register
Bear Lake Pioneer William Quayle Dies in Montpelier
William Quayle, longtime Bear Lake valley pioneer, died at his Montpelier home Tuesday morning June 19 from influenza complications after nine months illness. Funeral services were held in Montpelier, interment in Dingle cemetery. Born March 4 1838 in Douglas Isle of Man, he came to Utah as a child, worked in California, then ranching in Cedar Valley before settling in Dingle. Survived by widow, fourteen children, one sister, forty two grandchildren, and thirteen great grandchildren.
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William Quayle
Bear Lake Valley
Montpelier
Montpelier Stake Tabernacle
Dingle
Douglas
Esle
Man
Salt Lake
California
Plains
Adéwlins
Wyo
Lfe
Cedar Valley
Utah
William
Owen
Thomas Quayle
Nettie Hamburg
O. C Wilcox
Katherine Sirrine
Blanche Quayle
Fawn Quayle
Nettie Quayle
John Quaye
Ella Dunn
Norma
Genevieve
Sophronia Quayle
Sarah Cook
Salt Lake City
Happenings at St. Charles community notes
Town residents plan a trip to Yellowstone Park. Elder James Transtrum is expected home soon after nearly three years in the mission field. Ellsworth Cleveland in Arkansas is ill with malaria fever after a year and seven months in service. Lorenzo Hemmerett and wife visit and may settle nearby. A shower of household utensils surprised them. Clarence Rich and Thelma Budge visited Sunday School. Speakers Ross Pugmire Chester Transtrum Pres Welker and Low gave talks. Henry Monson shipped a large truck of passengers to Logan temple. Stanley Arnell and wife welcomed a baby boy.
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Yellowstone Park
James Transtrum
Ellsworth Cleveland
Arkansas
Lorenzo Hemmerett
Clarence Rich
Thelma Budge
Ross Pugmire
Chester Transtrum
Pres
Welker
Low
Henry Monson
Logan
Logan Temple
Stanley Arnell
Bargains for Sale Typewriter and Grass Carpet
Paria Post notes bargains for sale including an Underwood typewriter and a grass carpet in first class condition. Items listed as cheap with model details J-28 and A-2.
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Underwood Typewriter
Paria Post
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