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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
8
Montpelier visitors Thelma Budge and Alice Sleight in town. County official James Dunn returns from Georgetown. Teachers examined at county courthouse as local officials audit books. Bonds confiscated whiskey dumped outside the courthouse. Rail warnings urge support for local merchants amid cautions about city credit and traveling buyers. The town band receives emphasis at holidays.
Miss Carlina Freeman of Harristown Mississippi reports 28 hens yielded 12 and a half dozen eggs after using Dr LeGear s Poultry Prescription for four months. The ad promotes a money back guarantee and urges dealers to stock the tonic from Dr L D Le Gear Med Co St Louis with Paris Drug Co as a distributor.
Mrs. John C. Farner Jr. was taken ill and bedridden last week with Dr. M S Reay of Randolph reporting favorable prospects for recovery. Several locals seek winter work including Owen, Russell Sattherwaite, Fred Lutz, and Oliver Dustin.
Paris canyon crews break a snow road into timber while storms recede. Salt Lake reports hummingbird mine work to start next month and A Hananer Jr settles property debts. Elder Edward Croft returns from mission and reports strong Wisconsin Mormon interest. Joseph R Shepherd buys Main Street lot to build a brick merchandize house. Burglars arrested in Montpelier with tools. Jacob Lewis store purse theft leads to district court. Pioneer Irrigating and Manufacturing names new board of directors and revises bylaws, appointing James Athey watermaster.
The Jarvis family welcomes a first son joining three older girls with expectations of a spoiled baby. Recent social events include a successful farewell for Wendell Christensen with band and choir, games, and lunch. Various local visits, club activities, and Near East Relief appeals are described along with preparations for a delegates banquet in Twin Falls and the Older Boys Conference in late November.
The Stucki children had tonsillitis surgery Monday at Paris Emergency Hospital. A Wilk s child had adenoids removed on Wednesday. A Wilcox daughter was treated for tonsillitis at the same hospital. The Jarvis home welcomed a baby boy last Sunday. Honey Collings had smallpox last week and is recovering. Vaccination is urged for all families to prevent outbreaks. town health is generally good aside from a few smallpox cases.
100 per cent made by the Paris Bakery advertises bread without chemicals. Customers are invited to try 10 cent and 16 cent luncheon offerings.
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