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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1915

Page

8

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Family News

Mr and Mrs Percey Tueller and Miss Fernice Walsh of Salt Lake City visit Paris and plan to return home Monday. A new daughter arrives for Mr and Mrs Standley H Rich. mother and baby doing well. Jacob Tueller of Paris swayed by the Ford craze as he plans garage expansion in Montpelier after heavy rain. Fielding Academy group honors retiring staff with a musical evening at President Jos RB Shepherds home. W E Morgan and Rees receive warm remarks and flowers.

Percey Tueller Fernice Walsh Salt Lake City Paris Jacob Tueller Ford Tueller Montpelier Fielding Academy Jos RB. Shepherd W. E. Morgan Rees Adams Davenport Berkeley California William L.rich Stucki Morgen Shepherd

Humpherys Celebrate Golden Wedding at Paris Home

Mr and Mrs John Humpherys marked their fifty fifth wedding anniversary at their Paris residence on Wednesday afternoon. Forty three guests attended to honor the couple, with six children, nineteen grandchildren, and six great grandchildren present. The gathering felt like a warm home coming and all enjoyed a pleasant visit.

John Humpherys Paris

Decoration Day Postponed in Paris to June 7

Bad weather prompts Paris officials to move the Decoration Day observance from May 31 to June 7. Mayor Shepherd announces services will be held at the cemetery grounds on the new date.

Paris Shepherd

Stake notices rescheduled for June 19 and 20

On account of the Stake Quarterly conference the regular stake priesthood meeting and all meetings on June 26 are moved to June 19. Home missionaries to wards on June 20 instead of June 27. Fred J. Price Stake Clerk.

Home Fred J. Price

Pleasant social honors Principal and Mrs Morgan before departure

A social in First ward hall Tuesday honored Principal W. E. Morgan and his wife as they prepare to leave. The event, under the First ward bishopric, featured songs, an invocation by President Stucks, a double mixed quartet, readings by Lawrence Sorenson, remarks by Morgan Welker and President Shepherd, and refreshments followed by dancing.

First Ward W. E. Morgan Stucks Wilford Clarence Tueller Morgan Roy A. Welker Shepherd Reading Lawrence Sorenson Fielding Academy

Students Invade Howell Home for Surprise Sendoff

About thirty youths invaded the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Howell Wednesday evening and took complete possession in a genuine surprise gathering. The guests wished the Howells success on their Berkeley trip and a pleasant stay in California as Stanley plans to study law.

Stanley Howell Mrs. Howell Berkeley California Coast Stanley

A Fish Story in Paris Fishing Case Ends in Arrests

Deputies brought a fish car to Paris with 15 000 small fry secured at Paris Creek. A suspect, Bert Hill of St Charles, was arrested for selling trout out of season and without a license after 150 pounds of speckled trout were found. he paid a $30 fine and plus costs. Police also charged Frank Jones and 11 Chinese restaurants for unlawful possession of fish and imposed similar sentences.

Paris Whitehead Thorpe Clark Bralley Shrives Montpelier Smith Bert—Hill St Charles Hill Frank Jones

Volcanic Flow Transforms Lassen Farms

Farmers abandon fertile fields as lava and mud blot two to four feet across valleys near Lassen Peak. Scientists warn of another eruption next Monday or Tuesday, linked to celestial alignments, with further eruptions expected after May 19.

Lassen Peak Sear Reading Ut Aneer Albert Porta Santa Clau University Venus Jupiter

Eighth Grade Exercises Listing Read Across Several Towns

Eighth grade exercise rosters list students from many communities including HtEt page muur Hoff Elmer Rodeback Clara Hoff Frank Dunn Maurine Clark Merlin Sorenson Verna Smart Ressell Clark Orien Hebdon Sr Charles Mary Hemmert Inez Bunder don Keetch Stanford Rich Kijah Tremelling Prean Monson Delbertina Bowcutt Elia Quayle Margery Sparks Lois Cook Oleo Kibby Henrietta Cook Ivy Humpherys LaMont Davis William Smedley Mary Dayton OdvD Ada BE Nelson Burgetta Olson Melinda da Sorenson Endora Sorenson Marietta Johnson Hazel Peterson Luster M Nelson Idell Jensen Fish Haven Rhoda Bellis Wesley Stock Vera Shirley Rollin Findlay Ida Howell Cornell Scofield Ivand Loveland Lanark Della Roberts Lila Parker Edna Brown Earl Passey Myrtle Toomer Earl Brown Edwin Parker Liberty Susie Woods Delma Carlsen LaMari Clark Susie Simmons Sarah Hymas Lovenna Sorensen Bennington Fern Welker Gwen Juan Wright Weaver Birtie Mouritsen Kate Stephens Holmes Weaver Geneva Franklin Tueller Dora Tueller Henry Herzog May Widmer Etta Tueller Octavia Hall Raymond Merlyn Evans Viola Teuscher John Zumbrunnen Roland Bagley Pegeam Milford Murphy Amanda Hill Ross D Murphy South Montpelier Hope Mayfield Olive Bissegger South Norman Frank Bartsch LeGrand Bartschi Wahreedboro Lillian Dimick Violet Dalrymple

Emerson School Commencement Exercises At First Ward Hall

Emerson School held commencement in the First ward hall with a crowded audience of parents and pupils. The program featured "Howerdom" by the first and second grades, "Sunny Idaho" by the school, and a valedictory by Miss Velma Holmes on The Self Improvement Habit. A fifth and sixth grade drill followed, with white dresses and red blue trim for girls and boys in dress, and the closing girls chorus for sixth and seventh grades received hearty applause.

Simerson School First Ward Hall Emerson School Idaho Velma Holmes United States Earl Shepherd

Poisoning Ground Squirrels and Local License Warnings

A 1917 Idaho letter discusses non patented ground squirrel poisoning mix and cautions Bear Lake County residents to obtain motor vehicle and fish and game licenses. It notes the poison recipe using strychnine alkaloid and other components and mentions alternatives like kilmol fumigation. The notice also warns that unlicensed motorists will face seizure and sale of vehicles to collect fees.

H. Rich Paris Idaho Bir Herbert F. Dugan Satter Street San Francisco California H. W. Henshaw Biological Survey Bear Lake James Dunn Asseessor Bear Lake County

Building or Repairing Time at Robert Price Lumber

The fragment mentions Robert Price Lumber, with notes about building and repair time. No other clear events or names present.

Robert—Price

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Cupid God of Love China Paris Furniture Company Standley H. Rich Standley Mama HtEt Muur Hoff Elmer Rodeback Clara Hoff Frank Dunn Maurine Clark Merlin Sorenson Verna Smart Ressell Clark Orien Hebdon Dingle Elia Quayle Margery Sparks Lois Cook Oleo Kibby Henrietta Cook Ivy Humpherys LaMont Davis William Smedley Mary Dayton Ovid Ada BE. Nelson Burgetta Olson Melinda da Sorenson Endora Sorenson Marietta Johnson Hazel Peterson Luster M. Nelson Idell Jensen Rhoda Bellis Wesley Stock Vera Shirley Rollin Findlay Ida Howell Cornell Scofield Ivand Loveland Lanark Della Roberts Lila Parker Edna Brown Earl Passey Myrtle Toomer Earl Brown Edwin Parker Liberty Susie Woods Delma Carlsen LaMari Clark Susie Simmons Sarah Hymas Lovenna Sorensen Bennington Fern Welker Gwen Juan Wright Weaver Birtie Mouritsen Kate Stephens Holmes Weaver Geneva Franklin Tueller Dora Tueller Henry Herzog May Widmer Etta Tueller Octavia Hall Raymond Merlyn Evans Viola Teuscher John Zumbrunnen Roland Bagley Pegeam Milford Murphy Amanda Hill Ross D. Murphy Waabredboro Lillian Dimick Violet Dalrymple F. T. Shepherd & Sons Shepherd Hardware & Implement GO Oregon Wes
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