Doings In The District Court
In open court last Thursday Sylvanus Caldwell was arraigned on grand larceny charges tied to horse theft and Wyoming sales leads, pleads not guilty. a jury found him not guilty. Grant Wilcox faced grand larceny charges, pleaded not guilty, later changed to guilty, then back to not guilty. his case is continued with bond set at 1000. Other sentences included fines for intoxicating liquor charges and citizenship denial for Percival Bock. The case of Frank Wright vs Merrill ended with a verdict for Merrill for 7744, and Pendrey cases settled by heating plant modifications and contract price payments. Milford Williams foreclosure judgment for 2751.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvanus Caldwell
Grant Wilcox
Wyoming
John A. Bagley
Poynter
Thomas Halliday
Harvey Tippets
Ezra Hoge
Charles Goebel
Percival Bock
Frank Wright
Rody Thornton
J. G. Merrill
Merl
Glenn and
Bayley
Gough Kunz and
Budge
J. W. Pendrey
William Pendrey
W. D. Ream
Pendrey
Mr. Ream
Milford Williams
John Sharpe
Genealogical Convention Set for December 7 and 8
The Paris First Ward meeting house hosts a two day genealogical convention with classes on gathering names, temple record arrangement, and temple work. Two sessions daily at 10 30 a m and 1 30 p m invite stake ward Relief Society leaders and the public. Edward Davies and Miss Gladys Mitchell of Blackfoot faced a fatal streetcar accident after a Salt Lake trip.
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Paris First Ward
Edward Davies
Gladys Mitchell
Blackfoot
Salt Lake
Temple
Mr. Davies
Miss Mitchell
Child of Linford Family in St Charles Recovers Quietly
Four year old son of Mr and Mrs Jos B Linford Jr of St Charles woke with a cold after a Sunday morning incident. Frank J Cannon collapsed from heart disease during a New York City lecture and was helped to a private room. A Fielding auditorium recital is announced for Monday night with a free admission program of music readings and vocal and piano pieces.
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Jos B. Linford Jr
St. Charles
OS Neuntlee
New York City
Frank J. Cannon
Fielding Auditorium
Car Potatoes for Sale From Idaho Arrive in Paris
A car load of Idaho Rural Snake River potatoes from Shelley Idaho will reach Paris Sunday and go on sale Monday at almost cost price. Leave orders with Joel H Rich Parts Idaho.
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Idaho
Snake River
Paris
Shelley
Joel H. Rich
Lyceum Number with Brimhall Draws Founders Day Crowd
The next Lyceum number features Dr Geo H Brimhall of Salt Lake on Friday Dec 10 Founders Day at Fielding Academy with events all day parades at 930 am programs at 10 basket ball in the afternoon and evening entertainment A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Stucks and another at the home of Mr and Mrs Michealson of St Charles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Geo. H. Brimhall
Salt Lake
Fielding Academy
Mrs. Joseph Stucks
Jobo Michealson
St Charles
Courts Consider Demurrers and Advised Cases
A number of demurrers were argued, several cases were taken under advisement and some were continued for the term.
Poulsen Family Holds Liberty Reunion for 84 Year Old Patriarch
A large crowd gathered at Liberty meeting house on Wednesday November 3 to honor James Poulsen father of 15 children 79 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren and celebrate Came Badeer’s 14th birthday. James Poulsen recounted life events from Denmark to Utah including emigration hardships and long service as a home missionary and school trustee.
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Poulsen
Liberty Meeting House
Badeer
Bagr Lake Valley
Jamess. Poulsen
Paris Second Ward
James Poulsen
Poul Nielsen
Kirstina Whatiine Elim
Kirkestillinge
Denmark
Ikirsten Nielsen
Amelia
Talls
Salt Lake
Joseph Horn
Maren Kirstina Ait
Providence
Utah
Dear Like Valley
Laos
Immigration Canyon
Parin
Ovid
Mary Humphery
Waltham Budge
Bear Lake
Pans
Montpelier
Preston
Wardboro
Liberty
Weekly report card urged for all associations
Stake Presidency and Mutual associations are reminded that weekly reports on attendance must be submitted to avoid credit loss on the score card. An enrollment committee is keeping a ward roll and every missing week should be reported immediately.
Bargain sale at Paris Millinery Co prompts shopping
Paris Millinery Co conducts a bargain sale lasting a few more days to tempt buyers. Winter weight upton suits priced at 98e, brassieres from 50 cents to 1.25, plus winter millinery at special prices. New line of fancy work offered. George S. Spencer returns from Williams Fork, reveals sale of 640 acre ranch property for 310000. He plans to invest in Paris city property. Archie Smedley thriving in Salt Lake City. Vincent Shoe Co. adopts new firm name with Archie as secretary and treasurer.
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Paris Millinery Co
Paris Maclinery Co
George S. Spencer
Ifams Fork
Kemmerer
Spencer
Paris
Archie Smedley
Salt Lake City
Vincent Shoe Company
Vincent Smedley Shoe Co
Archie
Cases Against Editor Trego Are Dismissed
The prosecutor asked for dismissal of both charges against Byrd Trego editor of the Blackfoot Republican after a venue change. The district court granted the motion and dismissed the cases, amid broader commentary on a landmark prior ruling and questions of evidence and bias.
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Trego
Republican
Twin Falls Chronicle
Aina
Byrd Trego
Blackfoot Re‘Sublican
Bingham County
Jai . W. Adair
Blackfoot
Ham
Carl Mchold
Supreme Court
Rev
C. P. Christian
Tome
Boise
Mae Christian
Bouse
Novel Rural Credit Plan Highlighted At Weiser Club
A rural credit plan using warrants as cash was described by Inverest with success in Weiser. The plan would extend credit via a field manager to farmers, allow crop retention for better markets, and is praised by the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank as ideal for potential reserve bank acceptance. Mr. Everest urges communities to form merchant bank associations to spread the plan through the Snake River Valley.
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Inverest
Weiser
Kansas City
Everest
Snake River Valley
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Higalsen
Ezra Poulsen
Nines
G. Poulsen
James Poulseney
James S. Poulsen
Master Theodui
Hale and Hearty
Tregos
Chediwurth
Otha
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