Fielding Beat Paris Tigers In Idaho High School Tilt
Fielding defeated the Paris Tigers 22 to 18 at Emerson gym last Thursday. D Crawford led Fielding with sharp floor play and scoring support from P Tueller and Pugmire. Taylor led the Tigers with high point efforts but Fielding's defense and second-half push secured the win.
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Paris Tigers
Emerson Gym
Tigers
Crawford
Idaho
Taylor
Tiger
D. Crawford
P. Tueller
Pugmire
GTFP
Orr
Sasrevvesesee
Longhurst
Beok, Rg
Fielding
Stocks
D. Tueller
Chilton Named State Examiner
Dr L Cadilton optometrist of Pocatello was appointed a member of the state examining board of optometrists at Boise. Secretary of State F E Lukens announced the action. Chilton will conduct an examination at Boise in March and was told to prepare questions. He makes regular visits to Paris and Montpelier each month, dated for March 25 and 26.
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L. Cadilton
Pocatello
Optometrists
Boise
F. E. Lukens
Chilton
Paris
Montpelier
District Court Reconvenes March 21
District court will reconvene here March 21 after an adjournment last month. The notice came from Judge O R Baum of Pocatello via the Clerk.
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O. R. Baum
Pocatello
Baum
Opening Yellowstone Branch Demands Snow Plow Progress
The rotary snow plow on the Yellowstone branch has advanced five miles beyond Big Sprugs, per the Pocatello Tribune cited by The Post. This brief notes continued progress on the line and mentions the reader’s sighting.
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Yellowston
Big Sprugs
Pocatello
Hunter Mistaken for Porcupine Shot by Friend
Thomas Roberts, a Lanark farmer, was shot Wednesday afternoon near Hammond Creek during a rabbit hunt. While resting, he was mistaken for a porcupine by fellow hunter William Kulcki, who fired from a distance. Roberts suffered bird shot to head and back but was taken to Paris for treatment. condition not serious if infection is avoided.
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Thomas Roberts
Lanark
Hammond Creek
Wm Kulcki
Roberts
Kulcki
Paris
Funeral Service for Garden City Lady Emma Morrison
Funeral services were held in Garden City Utah for Mrs Emma Hanson Morrison who died in Montpelier March 8. Speakers included Bp Clarence Cook and Bp C W Pope with choir music by the ward. She was born January 13 1858 in England and emigrated to Utah with the Saxton family in 1869. She raised six children from her first marriage to Han 3 Hanson and later married John Morrison in 1920. She leaves her husband and eight listed descendants, plus two sisters.
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Garden City, Utah Ward
Emma Hanson Morrison
Montpelier
Clarence Cook
BP C
Rebecca Saxton
Saxton
England
Utah
Honeyville
Colenville
Han
Hanson
Garden
Ray Windley
Martha Cross
Ogden
John C. Farner
Garden City
CITY ELECTION INTEREST EBBING AS MAYORSHIP RUMORS GAIN
The city election far off in weeks shows little activity with rumors of candidates. Mayor James L. Dunford is in San Diego and will return mid summer with no clear candidate list yet. In past years a mayoral contest emerged, suggesting similar conditions this year.
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James L. Dunford
San Diego
Cal
Bearlak er In Logan Attendance at Mrs Dalrymple Rites
Many Bear Lake residents attended the funeral of Mrs Eliza Dalrymple with Joseph R Sherherd and Harold Swift among the speakers and musicians. Newell Peterson won the Rocky Mountain Wrestling Championship at 135 pounds representing UA C and contributing to Utah in intercollegiate meets. Lois Michaelson helped lead Logan High School Opera Pickles. The Grand theatre pipe organist is Loys McCann, with stake management by Ira N Hayward. Susie Early, formerly of Lake towns, recovering from illness. The Bogaki Journal features Dr Budge life under Our Stake Presidents.
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Bear Lakers
Eliza Dalrymple
Joseph R Sherherd
Harold Swift
Paris
Bear Lake
Newell Peterson
Fielding Academy
Utah
Peterson
Logan College
Lois Michaelson
St. Charles
Logan
Ira N. Hayward
Susie Early
Laketowns
Loys McCann
Garden City
Logan's New Theatre
Bogaki Journal
Budgé
Elder Ballard addresses Saints at Montpelier
A Montpelier stake conference drew town residents for a session held Saturday and Sunday Elder Melvin Ballard of Salt Lake, representing the general authorities, was the principal speaker.
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Montpelier
Melvin Ballard
Salt Lake
Fielding Class Series Signals Close Competition
Fielding class series shows close, evenly matched games with prospects for next year. Four starting spots open due to graduations, only Dallas Tueller returning. Coach Gledhill remains optimistic as Sophs lead, with Eighth and Juniors still in contention. After the series, a two week drill in fundamentals will prep for next year. Freshmen and RTC Grade Emerson roster lists.
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Loom Bright
Dallas Tueller
Gledhill
Sophs
County Agent Plans Poisoning Squirrels Campaign
County agent Chase Kearis prepares a spring effort to poison squirrels. With rodents already in dry side-hill areas, the office has poisoned grain ready for distribution to farmers in the coming days.
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Chase Kear
Farmera
Ed Richt Considered for Deputy Sheriff Role in Montpelier
In Montpelier in December 1893 rumors say Ed Richt has been offered the deputy sheriff post to succeed Hyrum Grimmett. The town notes a small delinquent tax list to appear in the next Post and reports a mild snowstorm, with prophecies of six inches before year’s end. The Latter-day Saints Sunday school was reorganized, Miles Weaver recalls a childhood accident, Mrs. Rich sails to Mesa City for winter, and Montpelier military band officers are elected with a solid treasurer’s report.
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Ed Richt
Hyrum Grimmett
Latter-day Saints
Montpelier
A. Galloway
John Gederlund
B. H. Bowen
M. D. Lindsay
Mattie Burgoyne
Rose Hillier
Miles Weaver
Wm. L. Rich
Mesa City
Arizona
James H. Wallis
Wilford Williams
Lindsay
Idaho Governor Faces Push for Space Job Funding
Visitors to Governor Baldridge's office report aggressive efforts by advertising agents seeking a $30,000 appropriation for publicity. The scene, described amid a Boise visit, underscores intense lobbying for state marketing tied to space job initiatives.
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Boise
H C. Baldridge
Idaho
St Charles Notes on Community Events and Travel
Religion class conference drew good attendance with a splendid program by the children. Dancers attended a Bloomington hop where St Charles led in shooting, beating Bloomington by 20 points. Ladies from town scheduled a shooting match against Bloomington, with both sides showing fine marksmen. Relief Society plans are underway for Thursday March 17. Dan Williamson remains ill with rheumatism but improving. Kurt Anderson left for Laketown Utah to work with Nebecker Bros. Mrs Rosetta Roberts of Montpelier visited at Geo P Stock’s while en route to Fish Haven for a burial. M I A theatrical troupe performed in Bloomington with others hoping to host them despite bad roads and members’ impending departures. Coryell Scofield and family visited John T Barker’s home for a weekend.
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Bloomington
St. Charles
St.Charles
Carrie
Relief Society
Dan Williamson
Kurt Anderson
Laketown
Utah
Nébécker Bros
Rosetta Roberts
Montpelier
Geo. P. Stock
Fish Haven
Bert Loveland
Coryell Scofield
John
T. Barker
Gubler Heads To Switzerland to Visit Birthplace
Ernest Gubler of this city sails for Zurich Switzerland his birthplace after 26 years in America He plans to visit his mother and brother and will depart from St John Canada around March 25 accompanied to Salt Lake by his wife.
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Ernest Gubler
Zurich
Switzerland
America
Mr. Gubler
St. John
Canada
Salt Lake
Mothers and Fathers Day at Fielding High
Fielding High School observes its fifth annual Mothers and Fathers Day on Friday March 18. Invitations mailed to over 230 parents. Morning program includes class visits, auditorium program with music readings and educational addresses. Afternoon features luncheon, social hour, and an English project demonstration.
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Fielding
Dunn Survives Ice Break on Wyoming Trip
James Dunn returning from Star Valley, Wyoming, crossed an ice covered outlet near the Rich ranch three miles from Montpelier. The ice broke, trapping his team. he abandoned the sleigh, guided horses to shore, walked for help, and four hours later the gear was rescued. He continued his journey with minor losses.
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James Dunn
Star Valley
Wyoming
Paris
Wm. L. Rich
Montpelier
Dunn
Pioneer Irrigation & Mfg Co Elects Officers For Year
The Pioneer Irrigation & Mfg Co held its annual meeting in the Paris Second ward chapel vestry. Officers elected for the ensuing year were Arthur Budge as president Richard Sleight as vice president and Archie Wallentine H C Smedley James Poulsen R W Wallentine Walter Bird and A T Pendrey named directors. The secretary was instructed to collect dues or sell delinquent stock.
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Pioneer Irrigation & Mfg Co
Paris Second Ward
Arthur Budge
James Soulsen
Richard Sleight
H C. Smedley
Archie Wallentine
H. C. Smedley
James Poulsen
R. W Wallentine
Walter Bird
A. T. Pendrey
Sec
Idaho Publicity Bill Approved and Related Measures Signed
Governor H C Baltridge approved the Idaho publicity bill funding thirty thousand dollars for national advertising of scenic resources. He becomes board chairman to direct campaigns and may appoint four members. The legislature also approved uniform upland bird seasons by counties and a uniform meter vehicle regulation act. Drains districts may issue bonds and highway district bond validation acts were signed.
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Boise
Idaho
H. C. Balridge
Idaho Publicty Vu
Department of Law Enforcement
Fielding Downs Bloomington In close basketball game
Fielding edged the Bloomington Hoopsters 22 to 21 last Friday night at Bloomington. The first half ended 10 to 8. Burdette Pugmire Wayne Stuck and Eugene Shepherd starred for Fielding while J Haddock Wilks and Hill played well for the losers.
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Bloomington
J. Haddock
Wilks
Hill
Burdette Pugmire
Wayne Stuck
Eugene Shepherd
P. Wilks
G. Wilks
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