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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
7
Local notices include rentals, services, sales, and business calls across Paris Idaho and nearby towns. Mentions of contracts, theatre, doctors, harness shop, and a variety of community gatherings show a busy town with changing offerings and social events.
Mayor J A M Rich of Paris Idaho calls a mass meeting for citizens in the Paris court room on Friday March 29 at 8 00 pm to decide if the city council should call an election on water works.
A whimsical notice records the mythical Bear Lake operator leaving several babies with families in Dingle Georgetown Sharon Bern Paris St Charles Garden City and Utah towns. The tale ends with a question about his return and hints at more offspring in transit.
Continued from the first page the Raymond column reports Mr. Petercit and Mr. Avchite are enclosing a house with a neat picket fence. John Boehme of Cicneva is in Hot Springs South Dakota for lip cancer treatment. Mrs. Richard Groo of Montpelier visited her sister Mrs. Marl Cozzens. J R George bought a fine team of horses from Jo oA Fyans. Mia George is loading eighty tons of phosphate weekly for Dushell and Jeffs from beds in the east side of the valley. The town has one of the largest deposits of high grade phosphate within two miles.
Reading attendees will enjoy two cornet solos by Roy A. Welker and a performance by Alice Budge. Proceeds fund debt relief with tickets at 35 cents for reserved seating and 25 cents general admission, sold at Pendrey’s store on Saturday and Monday.
Montpelier police trapped two strangers selling whiskey Tuesday evening. They appeared before Justice Barrett yesterday and were held to await district court. Unable to furnish $1500 bonds each, they were turned over to Sheriff Rich and jailed in the county facility.
A new company will debut in Paris with a three act comedy drama Higbee of Harvard. The play has been a hit in other cities and will be advertised next week with the company name and details.
A local advert touts flour praised for uniformity and reliability. It claims when customers order same as last they receive consistent results, ideal for bread biscuits and pastries. The copy invites readers to ask their dealer and promises satisfaction with local enterprise backing.
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