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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
8
The notice lists events and local happenings in Bloomington including plans for a July Fourth celebration next Tuesday, visitors such as Mr and Mrs John J Humpherys, and various community notices from May to June. It mentions bands, fairs, marriage licenses, sales pitches, and local personalities like Mayor A M Rich and Miss Iris Rich.
A July 1 effective rule requires dogs to be crated or muzzled and placed in the baggage room with a leash or crate. Each dog will incur a fee, with excess charges for heavier dogs, as F N Bryden, agent, urges public notice to avoid passenger inconvenience.
Queen Bee mixed paints and Rogers Stain floor varnish shown with bargain prices. A one dollar cap will paint your buggy and more. Mrs. Mary Budge receives a parcel shower from friends with varied gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Budge move to the Budge ranch for the summer.
The officers and aids from the First Ward Primary Association spent a day at Hot Springs on Wednesday. M Collings and Newell Dalrymple handled the ladies ribbons while A M Rich acted as chaperon. Heber C Smedley has set a civic example by new picket fence on Editor Street and a cement walk to his gate.
Sunday July 9th and Sunday July 30th list meetings in Fish Haven Bennington Laketown Wardboro and Liberty with participants Ernest W Irwin David Hyden Wm O Clark Walter Hancock Jos L Dunford and David Krogue. Scandinavian conference set for Ovid July 23rd and German conference for Paris August 13th.
Geneva and Georgetown list J B Shepherd as president. Garden City and Dingle cite Wm L Rich as leader. Bloomington and Raymond show W W Richards as head, with corresponding towns mentioned.
Used but very little piano player worth $500 is offered by Mrs. Arthur Budge. The Detroit Free Press notes the ad as a bargain item. The Atchison Globe quotes a caution about borrowing trouble and high interest.
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