Quarterly Stake Conference in Paris Held Amid Attentive Services
The Quarterly Stake Conference in Paris drew large attendance with the Stake Presidency and High Council members present. Leaders noted visits from Presidents Seymour B. Young and Charles H. Hart, welcomed lately returned missionaries, and highlighted testimonies from Jas H. Shepherd Oliver Dunne Jas E. Hart and L P Nielsen.
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Paris
High Council
Shepherd
Seymour B. Young
Charles H. Hart
Ider Jas. H. Shepherd
London
Oliver Dunne
Northwestern States
Jas. E. Hart
Nampa
Idaho
L. P. Nielson
Teton Stake
Bear Lake
W. E. Morgan
Academy
Paris Fielding girls win 26 to 10 over Montpelier in basketball
Tuesday’s game saw Montpelier High School girls lead early but Paris Fielding girls Grimmett and Button led a late rally. The score ended 26 to 10 in Paris’s favor as the crowd heard hymns and remarks from church leaders.
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Montpelier High School
Paris
Montpelier
Grimmett
Button
Irish Mission Speech Highlights and Local Concert Notes
A report covers an Irish Mission voiced address by Ketek 2a Tae Respee and a Bear Lake Stake concert. Elder Walter Bolton delivered a historical address, Eunice Jacobson sang The Last Rose of Summer, and Rulon Y. Robison praised. Miss Richards and Miss Pree provided organ accompaniment, with Sullivan and Wart comments on community morale through musical events.
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Walter Bolton
Isclang
Emeral Isle
Chureles
Stake
Edward Sutton
Bear Lake
Roy A. Welker
Rulon Y. Robison
Bear Lake County
Charles H. Wart
Hearts
Pres J. R. Shepherd
LOODS
Richards
Pree
Mine disaster near Afton claims two men
Reports from Star Valley note heavy snows in Afton three feet and Hartgaw Mines southeast of town. Andrew Hokanen and Luther Baldwin were trapped by a slide while fetching wood. 150 workers recovered their bodies at a depth of five feet. Hokanen's funeral held Monday at 2:00 AM.
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Afton
Awhiren
McNeals
Snake River
Tower Valley
Luther Faidwin
Smoot
Labiere
Hokanen
Baldwin
Grays River
Muudlers
Paris
Te, Wilson
Pleasant Birthday Social Honors Shepherd Family
Last month the Shep herd family and relatives gathered at Pees Jos TD ahpherd home for a pleasant birthday celebration in honor of President Shepherd’s seventh birthday. The Post wishes the president many more bright and happy years. An automobile tour from Pocatello to Logan is planned for next June with about fifty cars expected to depart Pocatello. The route likely passes McCammon Smla Springs Montpelier Co ld Parts SA Charles and Fish Haven on the lake bore Blacksmith Fork Cauqua.
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Pans
Pees
Jos
Father
Omaston
Terug
Shepherd
Post Paso
Pocatelo
Logan
Pocatello
McCammon
Smla Springs
Montpelier
Co .d. Parts
SA Charles
Fish Haven
Blacksmith Fork Cauqua
Something Good Wednesday night Concert in Second Ward Hall
A concert is planned for next Wednesday evening in the Second Ward Hall. The program includes vocal solos by Rubi Kobi Ooty Zeading and Laura Rochards, two piano solos by WO Jones, readings by Miss Eunice Jamotson, violin solos by avid Shepherd, two male quartets including A J Knapp A W Shepherd Rulon Y Robison and J Russell Shepherd, and more.
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Second Ward Hall
A. J. Knapp
A. W. Shepherd
Rulon Y. Robison
J. Russel Shepherd
William Hig
Old Time Winter Brings Heavy Snow Across Valley
Raymond reports record snowfalls with nearly three feet on the lower levels and four feet in higher valleys near Geneva, promising ample water and strong next season harvests. A strong turnout at Paris Quarterly Conference included Bishop S W Hart, Charles Teuscher, J A Evans, M R Hart, and Mrs Emma Evans. Superintendent A A Hart visited the school and spoke to students amid deep snow travel through the hills toward Montpelier. Local merchant Weyall added a new porch and fresh paint by Rogers Brothers.
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S. W. Hart
Charles Teuscher
J. A Evans
M. R. Hart
Emma Evans
A. A. Hart
Here
Montpelier
Weyall
Bag
Rogers Brothers
The Merry Milk Maids Operetta Shown in Paris
Last Saturday night the Mont Mhlies First ward choir presented an operetta titled The Merry Milk Maids to a large appreciative audience in Paris. The performance was well received and deemed educational and worthwhile, with calls for more events of this kind from the community.
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Stake Mutual Improvement Associations
Roy A. Welker
St. Patrick
Daniel S. Price
First Ward
Paris
Automatic railway switch praised for efficiency and adoption
The Denver Post lauds the Call Automatic Railway Switch as a future standard for railroads. The device uses a trip lever and detector bars to move rails, returning to the main line after each car passes, with Denver factory limits and multiple manufacturers aiding production. James J. Hart of Nampa is in Paris promoting stock in the company.
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Rairoad E
Denver Post
Littleton Cole
Call
Avatee
Denver
James J. Hart
Nampa
Khure
Bearbakerom
Paris
Commercial Club Arranges Institute In Paris
The Commercial Club plans a Thursday institute for farmers with lectures by visiting professors. committees on evening programs exhibits and bylaws, and possible use of Fielding Academy if court room is too small. A mass meeting on water works is favored and a by laws draft is due April 10.
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The
Commercial Club
Paris
H. H. Broomhead
W. Ee, Morgan
J. Russel Shepherd
Arthur Budge
W. W. Richards
A. J. Knapp
Fielding Academy
Wm G. Hayward
Smith Hoge
Will H. Young
W. R. Holmes
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Chas. H. Hart
Wm. L. Rich
Lars P. Nielson
John Kunz
Bern
Joseph R. Shepherd
J. R. Shepherd
John A. Sutton
Tennysons
Hart
William
Ewart Gladstone
Audienc
Woodruff W. Clark
Warren Shrine
Cokeville
Jos. R. Shepherd
Church Relief Societies
Joseph Smith
Ister
Nancy E. Pugmire
Pugmire
Lindsay
Bagley
Collings
Hagt
Hoge
eTs
Olea
Emmeline B. Wells
Emma Smith
Eliza R. Snow
Zina D. Young
Bathsheba N. Smith
Relief Society
Florence Nightingale
Clara Burton
Lincoln
Hyrum Smith
England
United States
Women of
Zion
Erin
Addison T. Smith
Congress
Shoup
Sal
Heyburn
Smith
United States Lang
Edge
Star Valley
Sotisa
Your Own Pudge
Rubu
Kobi
Raymond
Alty
Kulen Y. Robison
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