Local and Personal Notes From Paris Idaho Area
Mr and Mrs E A Burrell of Montpelier visited Paris on Wednesday. Ada Shepherd returned from Barley visit with Will H Young. Piano for sale at 600 with reduction. contact John Bramer Paris Idaho. E G Whitcomb and children move to Lifton station for summer on lake shore. LeGrande Humpherys of Logan visited Paris then moved to Idaho Falls for National Harvester work. Joseph A Dalton and son Kenneth return to Salt Lake City via Evanston. plan Bear Lake trip in August. Joseph Sleight back from Strive Idaho. will stay through September then return for fall grain. Road overseer Bert Orr equipped with new Fresnos to work near Sharon. High Council meeting at 9:30 Saturday before Stake Priesthood meeting. good attendance urged. Lifton Red Cross fund total now 445 after 358 previously. Phoness Construction Company sent 160.
Mid-Summer Clearance at Mrs Whitingates Montpelier Store
A Mid-Summer Clearance sale begins Friday June 29 at Mrs Whitingates Montpelier store and runs through July 3. Goods are up to date and sold at half price to move stock, with a pledge to please customers.
Miner Humm ing Bird ore shipment eyed for Garfield returns
W F Mitchell plans a short Salt Lake City trip with ore from the Humming Bird mine to Garfield in a few days, hoping for valuable returns. Community notes report protest over closing a public highway, county officials visiting Georgetown and Bennington to settle road matters, and local social news plus a ball game recap between Lanark and Paris with upcoming matchup Paris vs Liberty.
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W. F. Mitchell
Salt Lake City
Garfield
Charles Astel
Mortz Mourtensen
Bennington
Board of County Commissioner
Joe’s Gap
Bennington Canyon
Evans
Peterson
Georgetown
Too Much Wrangling About Local Ball Game Scheduling
Readers urge simpler planning for a community baseball game between Paris and Liberty. The note proposes a 3:30 pm start and neutral umpiring to foster good nature and renewed local interest in ball playing.
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Paris
Liberty
Bank Statement Oath by Bear Lake Bank Officials
The document records liabilities and a sworn affidavit by I Russell Shepherd cashier of a Bear Lake County bank. It notes a June 25 date and a notary public seal with W. SsirH Hoge confirming non-officer status.
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Idano
Bear Lake
Fas
Russell Shepherd
Ssirh Hoge Notary Public
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Utah Power & Light Co
E. A. Burrell of
Montpelier
Ada Shepherd
Will H. Young
Barley
John Bramer
Idaho
E. G. Whitcomb
Lifton Station
Lake Shore
Legrande
Logan
Idaho Falls
Vacinity
National Harvester Company
Jos. A. Dalton
Kenneth
Evanston
Joseph Sleight
Strive
Bert Orr
Fresno
Vacinity of
Sharon
Stake
Lifton
Red Cross Fund
Phoness Construction Company
William L. Rich
Frank Athay
W. W. Richards
President
Bear Lake County
D. C. Kunz
Shepherd Hardware & Implement
3Innie Broomhead
Miss Mae Broomhead
L. D.S. Hospital
Miss Broomhead
Mae
Miss _ Minnie
Mr. McClare
Auditor
Thals
Jobn Nerton
Satarie
Oregon & California (Railroad Co
United States
Mesteads
Bueptert Hardware & Implement
Pathe
Lanark
Sineth Lanark
Joel Tueller
Karl Clegg
Harold Swift
Doc Moore
Seth Budge
Iland Passey
Lawrence Innes
Fay Barkdull
Fair Grounds
Pans
Pate
Via
Oregon
Union Pacific System
Ea Ieee Iy
Reon
Shepherd Clothing Store
Adaho
Bear Lake State Bank
Esol Rcks
Russell Shepnerd
J R Snarewerp
Alma Findlay
F. T.shepherd & Sons
Shepherd Hardware & Implement Go
Idallo
Standley H. Rich
Rinenart
KODAK
Arate
Rexall Storl
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