Local Notes and Personal Updates from Paris Idaho
Local brief items include social visits and travels across town. Mrs Lillie Brace of Grover Wyoming visits Paris relatives, Arthur Budge returns from state land appraisal trip, John Kunz Jr. moves to Williamsburg ranch for fall cheese production, and a Budge family reunion occurred May 1. A new Overland car owner John T Peterson visits Paris, and President J R Shephard returns from Logan in a Buick. Little Homer Budge recovers from diphtheria. wheat prices rise as farmers seek milling wheat. the First Ward mutuals Junior class holds an annual social with games, refreshments, and dancing. Mr and Mrs H L Spencer relocate to a new River country home. Herbert notes bad weather with hopes for summer.
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H. L. Spencer
Herbert
Fielding Academy Senior Class Presents The Cheerful Liar
The senior class of Fielding Academy will stage a three act comedy titled The Cheerful Liar. Cast includes Harold Shepherd Hugh Sutton Harold West-Howell Lionel Pugmire Hila Oakey Helga Humphreys and Rhods Clark.
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Fielding Academy
Harold Shepherd
Hugh Sutton
west—Howell
Lionel’ Pugmire
Hila Oakey
Helga Humphreys
Rhods Clark
Watkins Linament to cease sale on May 8 under Idaho narcotics law
The article notes Watkins Linament and Cough Cure will stop being sold on May 8 with orders to J Hara Jacobson in Bloomington. It also mentions a new furniture store in Paris run by Mr Shepherd who has rented the Pendrey drug store building. Other items report winter weather effects in the West and local social events at the Academy honoring Principal W B Morgan, plus recent Paris baseball results and upcoming games.
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Watkins
Idaho
J. Hara Jacobson
Bloomington
Adv
Paris
Mr. Shepherd
Pendrey Drug Store
Raris-Drag
Spencer
Montpelier Man Detained Over Liquor Charge
Montpelier city officers seized a sack of intoxicating liquor from George Williams Saturday morning. Williams was found in town Sunday evening, arrested, and jailed pending a Monday hearing.
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Montpelier
George Williams
Special Mother’s Day Service Planned in First Ward Hall
Sunday night a special services program will honor mothers at the First Ward Hall. May 12 is Mothers Day. attendees are urged to wear a white ribbon and visit or write to their living mothers to bring happiness to them.
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First_ward
Public notice stray animals to be impounded and charged
The city will place stray animals found within the city limits in the pound and hold them until all charges and damages assessed are paid. This action is by order of the Mayor and City Council. F. T. Shepherd, Mayor.
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Charles Keller
May Queens Lead Ward Ladies At Paris Pavilion Dance
The MWT A grand dance at the Paris pavilion Friday night drew representatives from across the stake. The hall was well decorated for the occasion. The grand march was led by Fred J. Price and Miss Collings. May Queens dressed in white from each ward followed by home made gowns shown by the young ladies. Prizes went to Miss Traustrum and Miss Ada Matthews for best dressed. Junior girls braided a May Pole in colorful fairy outfits, a pleasing feature of the evening.
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MWT
Paris
Fred J. Price
Traustrum
St. Charles
Ada Matthews
Liberty
United States Steel Ware Co. Seeks State Salesmen
A Pittsburgh based firm promises liberal commissions and rapid weekly payments. They offer permanent exclusive territory after proven ability and report new salesmen earning 50 to 80 dollars weekly with direct-from-factory pricing on household ware. Provide references in reply.
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United
States Steel. Ware Co
Pittsburgh
Mer. Mir
Credit—Department
Adv
Bear Lake State Bank Paris Idaho May 1915 Report
Report of the condition of Bear Lake State Bank Paris Idaho as of May 1 1915. Cash on hand 73660 40 due from banks 36812 5690 loans and discounts 4150 228 64 overdrafts none 6856 168 stocks bonds and warrants 303 90 bank building and fixtures 209932 1. Individual deposits subject to check 98622 time certificates 94878 cashier checks 65270 98 l. Directors signe. Subscribed sworn before notary May 6 1915. Russell Shepherd cashier attested by J R Shepherd Alma Findlay.
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Spano
Bear Lake
Russell Shepherd
City Fathers Plan Clean Up and Roads Drive
City officials fix a 65 dollar monthly salary for Arthur Pendrey as Chief of the fire department and appoint Frank Athay city marshal with the same pay. They designate clean up day on May 11 and good roads day on May 15, appoint ward councilors to a parental class committee, and decide to extend the water system to 2nd North street while enforcing all ordinances including anti smoking by juniors.
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Arthur Pendrey
Élassés
Shepherd
Holmes
Beck
Center Street
Frank Athay
2Nd North Street
Anti-Nepotism Law 4 Seeks Penalties for Illegal Appointments
The act imposes a fine from 10 to 1000 dollars and removal from office for officers making illegal appointments. A similar penalty applies to any officer who knowingly pays money to an illegally appointed or continued employee after May 8 1915. Editor Wright of the Montpelier examiner and Andy Jensen visited Paris Tuesday.
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Wright
Montpelier Examiner
Andy Jensen
Paris
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Lillie Brace
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John Kunz Jr
Bern
Williamsburg
John T. Peterson
Ovid
John
J. R. Shepherd
Logan
Budge
Little Homer Budge
Alfred Budge
First Ward Mutual Associations
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Morgan
St. Charles Boys
Mothers’ Day Service
F. T. Shepherd
M. I. Dance
Bear Lake State Bank
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BE. M. Pueitire
Alma Findlay
SmAx
Surru-Hoen Notary
Board of Examiners
Board of County Commissioners
Our
O. L. Shepherd
Isi
Army
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
CAL Prooucine
U. 5
F. T. Shepherd &Sons
Shepherd Hardware & Implement CO
Idal
Aiter Brothers Drug Company
Rexall
A. L. Chilton
Alexander Optical Co
Stucks
Minson’s Delicatessen and
Degse
Minson
Propietor
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