Tax Certificates Redeeming Delinquent Property Risks
A Boise newspaper warns Ada County residents about tax deeds and redemption. It cites cases in Bear Lake and names individuals like B R Wilson of Pocatello and J Quinton of Bloomington, noting three year redemption rules and costs to redeem including 18 percent interest and penalties. Officials caution readers to verify titles and seek guidance before three year expiry.
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Boise Daily
Ada
Supreme Court
Bear Lake County
BR. Wilson
Pocatello
Sarah Perkins
John Quayle
Thomas Williams
Alfred ‘Rosenby
Vallentine
Onry Samson
Raymond
Nels O." Jonsen
Dingle
George “Brown
Hull
Montpelier
James 8
Wilson Lis
Collett
Quinton
Posgeagion
Rales
Bod
Mrs Annie Stewart Passes Away in St Charles
The town mourns the death of Mrs Annie Stewart born July 14 1880 in St Charles daughter of B P and Wilhelmina Nelson She married Oscar T Stewart in 1910 at the Salt Lake Temple and leaves a husband a widowed mother three brothers and three sisters. A typhoid fever illness led to her passing after symptom progression last Thursday.
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Ann Ww
Nelson Stewart
Oscar ‘Stewart
Hayward
B. P
Wilhelmina Nelson
St. Charles
Oscar T. Stewart
Salt Lake Temple
A. C
Logan
The
Fielding
Bear Lake Power Faces New Competition
Mr. B B Owen of Telluride Power Co applies for a franchise for electric service at Bloomington. He has county commissioner support and seeks a fire valley area. the move promises better lights at cheaper rates as Telluride interests invest in the valley.
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B. B. Owen
Telluride Power Co
Bloomington
Telluride
Mrs Jensen Gives Birth as Mother Fights Illness
Mrs Jensen of Montpelier gave birth to a healthy boy last Monday while her condition remained serious due to kidney trouble. Convulsions persisted Tuesday and Wednesday but doctors report some improvement. Mrs Jensen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris Holmes, married in October 1910.
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Oren Jensen
Montpelier
Jensen
Morris C. Holmes
Mr. Jensen ii
Walter Hoge remembered in heartfelt obituary tribute
The community mourns Walter Hoge who died Friday morning after a long struggle with pneumonia. He leaves two wives and eight children, born in 1842 in New Castle Hoagland, with a life marked by pioneer journeys from Scotland to Vancouver Island and Idaho mining camps, and a steadfast faith and generosity to family and church.
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Walter Hoge
Amelia Smith Hoge
Rhoda
Ella
Budge
Lizzie
Roy A. Welker
Walter
William Smith
Sarah Beck Hoge
William
George
Ezra
Broomhead
New Castle
Hoagland
Nicholfurest
Cloge
Scotland
England
Ettrick Vale
James Haliburton
Mains Roxbughshire
Bowden School
Frank Little
Vancouver’s Island
New World
Robert Lowe
Atlantic
Ape Horn
Pacific Ocean
Fort
Yale
Williams Creek
Ely Ug
Local Manager Jos Rich Jr Taken Ill With Typhoid
Jos Rich Jr local manager of Studebaker Bros Montpelier is reported very sick with typhoid fever. He fell ill last Friday and by Saturday and Sunday his condition grew serious. On Tuesday he worsened again and yesterday his brother Ed took him to Ogden Hospital on number five.
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Studebaker Bros. Montpelier
Ogden Hospital
Local notes from Garden City on visits and farewells
Garden City locals report Mine NTS Hotges visiting with the Burley family. Mrs. Sallie Austin from Cardston visits with her son Theodore. Geo A Whittington aids ailing daughter Mercy Letz of Blackfoot, later said not to have appendicitis. Elder Clarence Cook bids farewell after a mission trip with a 70 dollar purse. community sends best wishes.
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NTS
Hotges
Logan
Geo. Burley
Sallie Austin
Cardston Canada
Theodore Austin
Geo. A. Whittington
Mercy Letz
Blackfoot
Clarence Cook
Elder Cook
Memorial and Funeral Services for Local Leader
A respected community figure departed to a higher calling after declaring loyalty to his new country and frontier life. The funeral Monday drew a large turnout, with floral tributes, choir renditions, and speakers including Bishop Poulsen and several presidents offering comfort to the bereaved family.
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Good
Poulsen
William Badge
J. A. Stucki
Jos
Shepherd
A. M. Rich
Wm. L. Rich
Moseley Reports Bear Lake Trip Assessing Local Fair
D H Moseley returns from Southeastern Idaho trip visiting Bear Lake county fair at Twin Falls with notes on Farbige mining progress and a remarkable display of apples peaches and fruit. He praises grain, grasses and superior cattle and horses including a Holstein bull calf bought by Arthur Budge for 900 dollars as the finest shown in Idaho.
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D. H. Moseley
Idaho
Bear-Laké
Coartyard
Twin
Bear—Laké
Moseley
Arthur Budge
Pleasant surprise party honors Sister Stucki
Relief Society sisters of the ward hosted an afternoon gathering to honor Sister Stucki who presided the society for thirteen years. The event featured music, recitations, games, and expressions of goodwill followed by a luncheon. A previous visit cheered Sister Emeline Rich in Bear Lake Valley with stories of early church experiences. A finder is asked to forward a $14.13 check from Lost-Sears & Robuck in Paris to Sylvester C. dwell in Border Idaho.
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Sisters of the 1st,Ward
Relief Society Mof
Naz Pleasut
Stoblal-Aty
Goth” Bithdsys- M
Stucki Waa
Stucki
Emeline Rich
Bear Lake Valley
Sears & Robuck
Paris
Border Idaho
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Annie Stewart
Bear Lake Power Company
Mrs. Oren
Rexall
Rifer Bros. Drug Company
Victoria
Portland
Walla Walla
Kootenai
Ida‘ho
Rocky
Ministuiia
Lembidaho
Salt Lake City
Millville
Utah
Ladder
George W. Pitkins
Franklin__Weaver
Plains
Providence Utah
Ametia Smith
Béar Lake Valley
Jos. Rich Jr
Garden City
D. H. Mosely
Bear Lake
Robert Price Lumber Company
Paris - Idaho
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