Water Suit 10 Hearing Opens as Ditch Groups Meet
District court in session Wednesday through the week will hear the water suit of Pioneer Irrigation & Mfg. Co. versus South Field Ditch & Canal Co. and others with Judge J. T. Downing presiding. Local ditch companies held annual meetings and named officers. meetings adjourned with resolutions to support the case’s factual stipulation after court lays down the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
J. T. Downing
Pioneer, Irrigation &Mfg-Co
Southi Field
Ditch End
Canal Go
Pioneer_Irrigation
Mfg
Arthur Budge
Pres
A,j. Pendrey
Secy
Jas
Poulsen
W. B. Stuckl
Dan O. Rich
Fred Lewis
John" Stocker
Clifford Price
Emil Grandy
Charles Gobel
South Feild Ditch and Canal Co
Chris Tueller
John
Paris Phosphate Rich Deposit Not Widely Advertised
Editor William Holmes criticizes a Western Irrigation article for ignoring Bear Lake County Idaho phosphate. He notes a large Montana misstatement and points to a high grade deposit near Paris and Montpelier with 25 86 percent pure content and a railroad access nearby, ready for Utah and Idaho farmers.
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Paris
Western Irrigation
West Montana
Bear Lake County
William Holmes
Box Elder Journal
Lee van Derlinden
West
Montana
Bear Lake
Montpelier
Idaho
Utah
Contractor, S A S Work To Start High School Here
H R Shepherd, contractor for the new Paris high school, told The Post editor this week that plans are in place and excavation will begin as soon as ground conditions allow. He said ample gravel and sand are on site and weather should permit starting within weeks.
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H.R. Shepherd
Paris
the Post
Mr. Shepherd
Maude Hegele To Give Second Lecture Series Friday
Maude Hegele, a county nurse, will present a second series of lectures on child welfare. The event is set for Friday, March 16 at 2 40 p m in the Brown bakery. All girls are invited.
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Maude Hegele
Extermination Planned for Kaibab Wild Horses in Utah
Kanab Utah March 9 local cattlemen and forest officials plan a Sunday drive to kill about 1000 wild horses on the Kaibab plateau descendants of the Arabian strain brought west by early settlers led by Simon Rosencrantz. The herd has roamed the Kaibab since the 1870s and its loss ends a pioneer saddle line of Southern Utah and Northern Arizona faded with their tally.
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Kanab
Utah
Kaibab
Tange
Simon ‘Rosencrantz
Kaibat
House Rock Valley
Kaibab Plateau
Arizona
Funeral services for Henry Mynard Jacobson held in Randolph ward
Funeral services for Henry Mynard Jacobson were conducted in the Randolph ward tabernacle with Bishop Larson presiding. Speakers included George A. Peart Robi G. Marshal David Hoffman and Bishop Olaf Larson. Music by the choir and a duet by Mr and Mrs Ernest McKinnon. Jacobson born December 25 1870 in Morgan Utah arrived Randolph spring 1871 with Clavus and Amanda Parker Jacobson. Survived by widow Mae Nicholls Jacobson and children Frances Mildred Stanley Jacobson Lewiston F S Robbins Los Angeles Calif L H Shelby Long Beach Calif Don Price and W B Keller Van Nuys Calif. Also survived by brothers Oliver Bancroft Idaho Wm Jacobson Hinkley Utah Amasa P and Achel Jacobson Rand olph sisters Malissa Johnston Salt Lake City Mary Bowden Alton Utah Julia Smith Sublette Wyo. Invocation Peter Johnson BenedictIon Patriarch John O Gray Dedication of grave by Wm Johnson Interment at Randolph cemetery. Reaper.
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Henry
Mynard Jacobson
Randolph Ward Tabernacle
Larson
George A. Peart
Robi
G. Marshal
David Hoffman
Olaf Larson
Mussic
Ernest McKinnon
Mr. Jacobson
Morgan
Utah
Randolph
Clavus
Amanda Parker Jacobson
Jacobson
Lewiston
Mae Nicholls Jacobson
Frances
Mildred
Stanley Jacobson
Wm. Johnson
Randolph Cemetery
Reaper
Large ground squirrel poisoning reports and farm area impacts
Fiscal year 1927 shows extensive poison bait use on federal and state lands totaling 275 410 acres with 47 890 pounds of bait. Private lands received about 25 of total bait under supervision. Weather and efficiency aided private land reductions and migration patterns affected farming areas.
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Sland
Murray
Beader
Rodent
Annual Old Folks Party in Paria Remembers Old Times
The old folks of Paria enjoyed a unique annual party at the Paris pavilion and First ward chapel with a banquet and program. Chairman A W Shepherd led a capable team, locals contributed financially, and entertainment included a free film at the Novelty Theatre followed by a diverse program and a collective rendition of the national anthem.
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Paria
Paris
First Ward
A. W. Shepherd
Novelty Theatre
the Foreign Legion
M. G. Price
Pyayer
Cavavor
W. Cook
Welker Ladies Quartet
Mrs. Austin and Company Cornet
Arch Shepherd Childrens Dance
Beatrice Price
Chase Bears & Co
Reading
Amos Hulme
Robert Click Dies of Heart Attack in Ogden
Robert Click seven son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Click of Cokeville Wyoming former residents of this city died at an Ogden Utah hospital Tuesday evening at six o'clock from rheumatism and heart trouble. The body and parents arrived here yesterday morning for burial in Second Ward chapel Friday morning at twelve o'clock.
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Robert
Harvey Lek
Cokeville
Wyo
Ogden Utah Hospital
iSecond Ward Chapel
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk Office
Marriage licenses were issued this week to Alt on Leavitt of Afton Wyoming and Arzell Thatcher of Grover Wyoming. Lyman Wright of Thayne Wyoming and Vernessa Penrose of Downey Wyoming were also issued licenses. The ceremonies were performed by Deputy Clerk W Smith Hoge.
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Alton Leavitt
Afton
Wyo
Arzell Thatcher
Grover
Lyman
Wright
Thayne
Vernessa
Penrose
Downey
W. Smith Hoge
Sugar Co Sponsored Agricultural Meetings Set in Two Towns
The Utah-Idaho Sugar Co agricultural department will hold meetings for farmers in Montpelier on March 22 and Paris on March 28 at 1 30 p m Douglas Scalley superintendent and John Haynes head of the agricultural department from Idaho Falls will attend and speak aiming to aid local farming conditions and problems The events are expected to draw strong farmer attendance.
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Agricultural Department of the
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Montpelier
Paris
Douglas Scalley
John Haynes
Agricultural Department
Idaho Falls
Broadcast of Musical Program Set for March 16
Prof Irwin Jensen reports from Appollo Hanson Coalville Utah that ESL will air a musical program Saturday March 16 from 3 to 4 pm. About one hundred students will travel from Coalville to Salt Lake City to perform band orchestra and club selections with soloists. Hanson formerly taught at Fielding High and now teaches at North Summit High School.
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Irwin Jensen
Appollo Hanson
Coalville
Utah
Sait Ke
Hanson
Fielding High School
North Summit High School
Anniversary and Ladies Night by Paris Lions Club
The Paris Lions Club will observe Anniversary and Ladies Night on Saturday evening March 23. A planning committee led by Edw T Shepherd and others says the event will be elaborate with a big dance at the Paris Pavilion as the climax.
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Paris Lions Club
Ohare
Ate
T.shepherd
M. BD. Low
A. W. Shepherd
O. H. Pearce
Paris
St Charles Basketball Boys Enter Race With Wins Record
The St Charles basketball boys have a strong winter run, winning 13 of 17 games. Players listed include Dewey Wilhelmsen, Dynwithehnsen, Rich Allred, Ben Cleveland, Ralph Arnell, Lyle Wilhelmsen, Alton Michnelser, Ken Arnell and others. Scores of the games follow in the report.
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St. Charles
Dewey Wilhelmsen
Dynwithehnsen
Rich Allred
Ben Cleveland
Ralph Arnell
Lyle Wilhelmsen
Alton Michnelser
Ken Arnel
Uncle Sam Says Gimme on Tax Day
March 15 marks income tax time as Uncle Sam demands part of earnings from Americans. The Post highlights an illustrated feature by Elmo Scott Watson titled Uncle Sam says Gimme, offering background and insights readers may not know.
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Sam
Samuel
Elmo Scott Watson
the Post
Uncle Sam
First Ward Dramatic Co to Stage Three Wise Fools
The First Ward Dramatic Co presents Three Wise Fools a three act comedy drama at the local opera house on March 20 and 21. The company urges theatergoers to attend noting the play is true to life rich in philosophy and humor with a cleverly concealed plot and a well rehearsed cast.
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First Ward M. I.a.dramatic Co
Funeral Services Held for Wardoro Matron
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles P. Keetch who died March 2 were held at Wardboro last Tuesday. Speakers included President Hoff and Silas L. Wright with tributes from F. L. Dalrymple Heber O. Keetch and Bishop John A. Berry. The service featured three hymns and solos by Gladys Berry and Lottie Bissegger. The deceased was forty three and survived by her husband, her mother Mrs Y Gregerson and sister Mrs F W Edgehill of Wardboro and her father Y Gregerson of Omaha.
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Mrrs
Charles P. Keetch
Wardboro
Martin Winters
Conover Wright
Hoff
Silas L. Wright
F. L. Dalrymple
Heber O. Keetch
John A. Berry
Gladys Berry
Lottie Bissegger
Y. Gregerson
F. W. Edgehill
Omahs
Paris Second Ward Play Presented at Garden City
The Paris Second Ward group presented the play Every body's Business to a large audience in Garden City on Saturday evening. They traveled by sleigh and paused in Lakota for a hot dinner hosted by Mrs. Edw Rich of the Lakota Resort, enjoying a true vacation.
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Garden City
Paris Second Ward
Enroute
Lakota
Edw. Rich
Government plans elk giveaways on the Mon tana range
The government says it will donate elk from the designated Montana range to responsible individuals. Contact the National Bison Range superintendent in Molese or telegraph Dixon for details. The note adds that buffalo are plentiful as well due to strong protection.
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Monna
National Bison Range
Molese
Montana
Dixon
Uncle Sam
Bear Lake County Preliminary Budget Placed On File
The Bear Lake County Idaho Board of County Commissioners has prepared preliminary budgets for the next nine months. A copy is on file in the Clerk's office for inspection. A meeting is set for the first Monday in April at the Paris courthouse to fix the final budget and appropriations. taxpayers may speak.
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Bear Lake County
Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Paris
Amy Mune
W. Smith Hoge
City Council Records Irrigation Suit and Public Works Plans
City Council members unanimously affirmed positions on the Pioneer Irrigation vs South Field Ditch water suit set for next Wednesday. They adopted a resolution and approved building permits for a farm residence and a high school, plus a street walkway project and potential street opening pending surveys. Election officers were named for the upcoming city election and mass meeting for a city ticket was referred to a committee for report.
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Pioneer Irrigation & Mfg. Co
South Field Ditch & Canal Co
Clifford Price
Tune 12
Fielding
New Street
Center
Hotel Paris
Adolph Hunsaker
J. Henry ‘Davis
E. Hymas
Cassie Innes
Emma Skinner
Former Residents Enjoy Picnic in California
Sunday March third Bear Lake County Idaho held a Picnic Day at Sycamore Grove Pasadena California. Over one hundred people attended renewing friendships and sharing lunches. Mrs Earl Peterson and Mrs Emory Mullca were praised for organizing the event and many residents listed include M B Cherry J N Downing Leonard Vincent Arthur Vincent EB A Burrell Charles Lantry and others with thirty six children present.
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Bear Lake County
Idaho
Sycamore Grove
Pasadena
California
Earl Peterson
Emory Mullca
Messers and
Mesdames M. B
Cherry J. N. Downing
Leonard Vincent
Arthur Vincent
EB. A. Burrell
Charles Lantry
Dick Richardson
Ed. Austin
Richard Groo
Henry Douglas
C. A. Thomas
John Lantry
John Scott
A. E. Thiel
H. B. Whitman
J. T. Robinso0n
Fr.h
A.B. Gough
Laura Hays
Ross Quimby
Catherine Curran
George T. Mudge
Goldie M. Christopherson
Marion Merkley
E. M. Stewart
Gordon Cherry
John G. Harvey
G. C. Gray
Chas. Hoff
Ray Hays
Niels O. Gyllenskay
J. ¥. Pugmire
Stanley Pugmire
Fred Gertsch
Gleaner Girls Entertained by Paris Ward Leaders
Miss Edna Sorenson and Mrs. Leslie Shepherd hosted the Gleaner Girls of Paris Second ward at Mrs. Shepherd’s home Tuesday night. The gathering featured music and games and a luncheon with St Patrick’s Day colors in the refreshments. Attendees included Hattie Wal lentine Lena Dunford Henrietta Davis Blanche Barker Orbie Parker Rena Bunn Ella Welker Helen Rogers Arvilla Smedley and ward adviser. Martin Sorenson of Ovid was a business visitor in Paris Monday.
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Edna Sorenson
Leslie Shepherd
Paris Second’ Ward
Arvilla Smedley
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Paris Phosphate
H.n. Jacobson
Wulllims’ Price
Omden
Tnt
Mf. I. A
Opera House
C. H. Pearce
Italy
M. Rich
Libby Cook
Ireland
M. P. Rich
Arthur Hess
Spain
Veda Shepherd
Dallas Tueller
France
Earl Shepherd
Switzerland
G. Jaussi
Scotland
M. D. Low
Merle
Holland
H. L. Spencer
England
L. T. Shepherd
Mark Austin
America
Blossom Wilks
D. Tueller
Robert Click
Charles
Dingle
Paris Cubs
Laketown
Bloomington
St. O
Paris Opera House
First Ward Dramatic Co
Wardoro
Martin Soreson
Ovid
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