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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
10
A reflective poem speaks of a dreamer tied to fishing days and the river. The speaker contrasts city bustle with the river and sky, praising the gray water from dusk to dawn and the holy riverbank under moon and stars.
A parade of local events includes a shower for newlyweds Cyril Budge at Mr and Mrs N C Michaelsons, a surprise party for Mrs James Bunderson planned by the Bluebird Eirls and Mr C R Williamson, and a 61st birthday with cake and an Essex sedan presented by Mr Gardner. Also reports of a Lakota St Charles game, Mutual girls visitations, and local travel and visits across families in the area.
Dc W Stewart and son return to Pocatello this week. Mr and Mrs E Bowman spent several days here last week. Miss Elizabeth Butler and children visited Sunday. Ben Bunderson, operated on at Dee Hospital, has recovered enough to go home. Mrs Mary Hunt traveled to Salt Lake on business then returned. Mrs Hannah Olsen, 85, shopped in Montpelier and feels fine. Mrs Olsen and daughter Carma visited relatives in Oregon. Eva Bunderson will manage housekeeping at Nels Bunderson’s home during Mrs Olsen’s absence. Miss Clara Welker of Bloomington visits her sister Mrs Floyd.
Dr and Mrs R Vallentine and family left Saturday for Sandpoint after a three week visit with relatives in the city They traveled in a Hudson sedan covering over 900 miles on the trip They were greeted by relatives during the stay in this city
Ernest Gabler returns from Europe with four pigs from Switzerland. His son Ervin, already helping on J. R. Pugmire’s ranch, builds a pig pen for the animals. The pigs turn out to be small glass figures, leaving Ervin to decide what to do with the pen.
A humorous exchange unfolds as the bridegroom asks the minister how much he owes. The clergyman wisely requests five dollars upfront, noting many couples underestimate the service's value. The groom jokes about paying later.
Fragmentary quotation discusses sacred Heiess and the cultivation of fear, attributed to G Macdonald. The line suggests a moral or religious reflection on discipline, certainty, and neglect in human conduct.
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