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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
11
The government approved a PWA allotment of 16 364 dollars for Georgetown water works. An election in late September to raise similar funds by bonds carried by a large majority. Construction is expected to start soon.
Property description notes a tract of about 40 acres located in Range 43 East of the Boise Meridian. Defendant(s) named in the case are listed in the accompanying legal notice.
Public notice from Bear Lake County Idaho announces intention to sell 24500 dollar village bonds with an amortization schedule and to receive sealed bids by November 1 1938. Also notices creditors to file claims within six months of first publication and names administrator William Kulicke. The filing and bid details include bids must meet par plus premium limits and require certified checks or cash deposits.
Official notice records the attestation by Arlin R. Pugmire as clerk for O2TNS regarding bid proceedings. The fragment confirms an authentication action on a bid document.
President George H. Robinson tours California with wife. Nelda Kearl returns from Cleveland Utah where sister Artha teaches. A ton sil operation in Salt Lake City. Deer season opens the 6th drawing hunters from across the state and 20 were reported cared for. Logan visitors attend homecoming and football game. Julia Wehlstrom wedding soon to G Arch McKinnon of Randolph. LeGrand Barker hunted in Garden City and Randolph with Evelyn Pope.
Halloween parties marked the weekend with the Guardian Bee Hive hosting Liberty girls and Edison Public School hosting a masquerade ball won by Glenn Thornock and Mary Lou Hart. Other notes cover residents’ visits, deer season tales, hometown gatherings, and community demonstrations.
A fine baby boy arrived to brighten the Michaelsons who stay at Paris with relatives. Several families including Ola Mattson and the Stewarts visited relatives. Pugmires celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with Delbert and Mona arriving from Salt Lake and Logan. Windleys moved, a barn dance and entertainment drew crowds, and visits from Rassmussens and Hayes families were noted.
Community notes record Nathan Barlow and Jos Einzinger at Logan temple services. Many Montpelier, Ovid, Paris, and Bern residents attend rallies, meals, and birthdays. Visitors include Wm Grandy of Continental Oil and teachers Darwin Buhler and family.
Royal Pope was critically injured Saturday afternoon when a stray Holstein bull attacked him at his farm after Pope tried to drive it from cows. He was mauled, then rushed to Montpelier hospital for surgery and is slowly improving. The article lists family members visiting and other local notes including elk hunters checking in at Cache National Forest and Alex Johnson leasing his service station for winter.
Merl Hymas, son of Mr and Mrs Lyman Hymas, is set to leave for Salt Lake City November 13 for two weeks of schooling before a mission to Brazil. His brother Max already serves in Brazil. A Halloween party by the M I A drew attendees from Liberty and nearby towns, with music by a Montpelier orchestra. A farewell for Elder Merl Hymas is planned for November 10. Hugh Morgan moved a purchased building to his property for remodeling. Alonzo Matthews and son William traveled to Salt Lake for William’s medical exam. Nye Sawmill Co reports １５,０００ feet of native logs being sawn into lumber.
Probate style notice listing Johannah Peterson and numerous heirs of David Kunz and related families. Miscellaneous heirs and devisees named. describes land parcel in Bear Lake County Idaho including a detailed metes and bounds and total area 156.3 acres. Also references various Petersen Nielsen and Jensen family heirs and property overlap with section lines and road.
The State of Idaho sends greetings to the above named defendants. A plaint has been filed against OMA in the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District in Bear Lake County. Defendants must appear and plead within twenty days of service, or judgment will be entered as prayed. The action seeks to quiet title to lands described in the caption. Witness the 20th day of October, 1938. Clerk SAM V. TUNES. Attorney D. E. HADDOCK, Paris Idaho.
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