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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
3
The publication explains a previous error in last week's Post regarding a deceased individual. The paper asserts no intent to ridicule, pledges constructive publicity, and notes its duty to inform readers about local lives and deaths while respecting those who are aged or deceased.
Funeral rites held Friday at St Charles for Hannah Transtrum a Bear Lake county pioneer known as Grandma. Born September 30 1828 in Sweden she joined the LDS church in 1862 and traveled the plains to Utah. Survived by Ola Transtrum and 20 grandchildren, service led by Bishop J A Hunt with speakers lauding her faith and pioneer life.
Blooming ton resident Nels C Nelson aged 93 died March 4 and was buried in Bloomington cemetery after funeral services led by Bishop A A Hart. Speakers included O C Dunford Carson Welker Alma Findlay Roy A Welker and A A Hart. He was born January 26 1828 in Flada Denmark and helped immigrants to Utah before moving to Bear Lake valley around 1864. He leaves a large family and many descendants. A comedy Between the Acts will be staged soon by the cast of Hazel Kirke under T C Allred supervision.
Paris Garages announces a large shipment of electric light globes in all kinds and sizes. Prospective buyers urged to view before purchasing elsewhere.
Frederick N Law born November 21 1859 in Springville Utah died in Paris March 3 at 61 after a lengthy illness. He moved to the valley in 1865 with his parents, lived in Paris most his life, farmed when able, and shared pioneer hardships. Funeral held in the Second Ward hall with speakers James S Poulsen Robert W Valentine Seymour Spencer and Daniel Price. ward choir provided music by Miss Veda Low and Alfred Shepherd.
The K-2 Standard Model Columbia Grafanola costs 150 dollars in any of five finishes. Prices across the Columbia Grafanola line have been readjusted to pre-war levels.
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