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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1917
Page
8
Dr. Bayliff, an eye specialist with 25 years of experience, is permanently located in Room 2 Browning Building, Paris. He plans to buy a home here and expects strong Bear Lake support. He offers free consultations and home-based work using modern methods, promising satisfaction.
Friday evening features a Character Ball at the Paris Pavilion. Mr Thomas of the Salt Lake Costuming House arrives Thursday morning with costumes to rent for the event. Prizes will be awarded for the best sustained characters.
A Nashville paper quips on men's hats and the limits of size with humor. The remark cites a tall crown and a six and a quarter hat as a brag, noting only a spotlight and microscope reveal true scale.
Local notes report H. R. Shepherd has begun work on a new lumber yard with plans to finish this fall. Agnes Athay of M S T C-Coz returned to Paris after a Salt Lake City visit. Mrs Leo Mattson of St Charles is recovering from thrombosis. Mrs Martha Latham of Star Valley visits Paris with her Stocker parents Ulrich and Mrs Stocker.
Mrs Abel G Rich of Paris shares a bread making method adding boiled mashed potatoes to flour for yeast bread. The Oakey infant shows slow but steady improvement after a long illness. Alice Shepherd had adenoids and tonsils removed this week. Mrs Fred Price underwent jaw necrosis surgery performed by Doctors Budge and Sutton.
A. M. Rich of Paris and Bishop Findlay of Bloomington traveled to Ogden Wednesday morning to aid several Paris area cattlemen. Mrs Ed Johnston of Paris, lately ill, remains under care. Mrs Elmo Crawford, visiting last week, returned to her Pocatello home Wednesday.
R Michaelsen of St Charles was kicked by a horse while working behind the animals. He raised his arm to shield his face and took the blow on his arm. Aside from a few bruises he is alright.
Miss Anna Grant, a nurse at Suttton hospital, was sent to Liberty to care for Miss Maud Matthews. Matthews recovered in four days and dispensed with her services. Miss Mary Richards had long suffered from appendicitis and, last week, required bed rest. Dr Sutton reported Richards improving without an operation.
Adam Welker of Bloomington suffers blood poisoning in his hand. Mrs. Amy Beutler of Northern epee California and Mrs. Ada Jewatt of Noonan visit with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Romgro. W Pendréy installs a hot air furnace for Robert Vellantine and plans one for the Second Ward hall. Grant Bunderson of St Charles, six, injured after falling from a loaded wagon. he is treated by Dr. Sutton and improving. A shower for Mrs. Vinnie Hymas Price follows her Idaho Falls marriage. G W Nebeker, ex Paris, now Franklin Idaho, visits Paris. Wash hopes to return to old town. Lost items include baby clothes on Main Street and a boy’s suit. lost glasses and a Duroc Jersey pig with rewards offered. The Shepherd of the Hills play travels Bear Lake valley next week starting November 21 with performances in Montpelier, Paris, St Charles, and Georgetown.
Program notes list films and serials at the Novelty Theatre from Friday November 16 to Thursday November 22 including The Fatal Ring Pathe News Lonesome Leke reels Tangled Fates 5 reel feature Alaskan Wonders in motion Knights of the square table Little Mary McAllister Do Children Count Episode 1 Fighting Trail official praise for The Fighting Trail serial and its outdoor action thrills not to be missed.
rush period before Christmas prompts The Rinehart Studio to offer free Plainoid silver photo frames through November. customers bring portraits to be enclosed, framing a single photo at the price of a dozen, claimed to be worth $1.50 to $5.00 each. the studio bills itself as the finest in southern Idaho.
An experienced sheep breeder explains that catching a sheep by the wool causes pain and bruising. Proper handling uses the hind leg above the gambrel or under the lower jaw, and care with a crook to avoid leg injury.
Farmers practice strict economy by chopping straw for mixed feeds with beets mangles and silage. After bedding straw is recovered and redistributed to fields once it is clean, maximizing value from every bale.
Poll evil is an inflamed condition of the horse’s poll. Prevention hinges on proper head-straps and avoiding head injuries from low ceilings and doorways.
Good of community shows encourage constructive breeding and attract buyers. The events serve as a measure of a sire's value and foster interest in local stock.
Instructions describe cutting a large brown paper sheet to cover a window blind panel so that it moves with the blind and prevents light leakage. The setup mentions maintaining the outside appearance of the window while darkening the interior.
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