Notice of Intention to Sell School Bonds Bear Lake Idaho
The Bear Lake County Idaho Class A School District No. 33 announces intent to issue and sell 436000 negotiable coupon bonds. Sealed bids due by 8 pm Oct 20 1958 at Montpelier clerk’s office. Bonds dated Aug 1 1958 run 20 years at up to 4 3/4 percent interest. Bid terms require lowest interest rate or premium and 5 commission deposit. Auction at special board meeting. bids opened and bonds sold to highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Idaho
OTICE
Board of Trustees
Montpelier
First Security Bank of Idaho
N. A. Montpelier
State of Idaho
Department of Public Investments
Uch
Udh
Opinon
Chapman and Cutler
Ereof
Board of Trusts
A. J. PO
Amos B. Hulme
First telegraph line opens May 24 1944 between Ashington and Baltimore
The first telegraph line reportedly opened May 24 1944 linking Ashington and Baltimore. The initial message was allegedly transmitted by inventor Samuel F. B. Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theorld
Ashington
Baltimore
Samuel F. B. Morse
Local families pay visits and medical trips across Utah towns
Eldon Hymas underwent major surgery in Salt Lake City. Friends and relatives from Logan Preston Montpelier Smithfield and Ogden shared care and visits. Several gatherings honored birthdays held dinners and temple trips while others accompanied relatives to Dillon Brigham City and Palisades dam.
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births
Admissions list for Bear Lake Memorial Hospital covers patients admitted Sept 29 to Oct 8 for medical and major or minor surgeries, including Mary Zumbrennen and Kiera Lewis among Montpelier residents and Cokeville entries. Birth noted: boy to Douglas Henrie of Montpelier on Oct 2. Local social notes cover visits and travel to Logan, Provo, Pocatello, and Idaho Falls.
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Mary Zumbrennen
Cokeville
Lewis Nash
Montpelier
Richard Grunig
E. W. Nuttall
Border
Wyo
Nona Parker
Ovid
Ottie Gilmore
Jefferson
Town
Kiera
Merrill Lewis
John Simpson
Hirigayen Arnand
Lynn
Edward Haddock
Hugh Bagley
Millard Rodebach
Georgetown
Alma Kunz
Delores
Elmer Hennings
Kent
Wendell Johnson
Laketown
Oreta
Earl Satterthwaite
Larry D. Humpherys
Soda Springs
John Galban
Rock Springs
Weston Hayes
Deborah Rich
Eugene Arnell
St. Charles
Douglas Henrie
Local visitors and births surround Bloomington area
Bloominton residents hosted and traveled during the week with guests from Goldendale Salt Lake Ogden and Brigham City. A birth was announced in Salt Lake City September 26 for the Elson couple with Norene Jacobson as former mother. Several families returned from travels and surgeries in Salt Lake and Provo with updates from Logan Paris and Perry.
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Ray Densley
Goldendale
Wash
Robert Parker
Salt Lake
Victor Reese
Newell Parker
Ogden
Doyle Nelson
Brigham City
Avis Painter
Scott Ward
Provo
Cyril Jacobson
Relief Society and MIA Hold Openings Socials in Home Gatherings
The Relief Society hosted an opening social at Catherine Johnson’s home with 25 attendees and a program featuring singing, a prayer by Amy Shurtliff, jokes by Eva Johnson, harmonica by Shirley Johnson, a story by Inez Phelps, and guitar with Ivy Jensen. Ice cream and cookies were served. Hazel Peterson returned from Sunset Utah and attended a Cancer Society convention in Boise with Dr. Burgoyne. Evelyn Swartz and Milo Fannin of Salt Lake spent the weekend in town. The MIA opened with Ina Peterson in charge, a short program directed by Shirley Johnson, games, and a pot luck lunch. Visitors included Mrs. Doyle Anthony, Mrs. Earl Johnson, Mrs. Evelyn Swartz, Mrs. Milo Fannin, and Doneal Johnson. Ivy Jensen met with Paris First ward as a Relief Society Stake officer. Ernest Peterson and his wife of Sacramento, California, visited N. D. Peterson’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Catherine Johnson
Lucille Jensen
Amy Shurtliff
Eva Johnson
Shirley Johnson
Inez Phelps
Ivy Jensen
Hazel Peterson
Sunset
Utah
Reed West
Peterson
Burgoyne
Boise
The
Cancer Society
Evelyn Swartz
Milo Fannin
Salt Lake
Doyle Anthony
Montpelier
Earl Johnson
Bern
Doneal Johnson
Paris First Ward
Ernest Peterson
Sacramento
Calif
N. D. Peterson
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Him
Mountain Slated Telephone
Liberty
Sharon
Eldon Hymas
Martha Hymas
Rae Hymas
Ruby Larson
Ida Toomer
Kenneth Budge
Logan
Ivan Hymas
Ione Derricott
Velma Hymas
Norma Passey
Maud Carlsen
Beryl Pugmire
Preston
Joe Schwartz
Stanley, Morgans
Daryl Morgan
Hugh Morgans
Jesse R. Matthews
Nyle Matthews
Warren McMurray
Lamond Wilcox
Phil Derricott
Bruce Derricott
Ted Miller
Pocatello
Bee Hive
Esther Morgan
Ivy Parker
Lorene Roberts
Stake Bee Hive Board
ULMIA
Wilmer Brown
Smithfield
Lowell Spallings
Newell Baynes
Kaysville
Willowdale Farm
Marie Hunzeker
Elza Poulsens
A. H. Matthews
Hulme Matthews
Bill Wheelers
Idaho Falls
Ella Wheeler
MIA
Edna Eborn
Lyman Hymas
Elva Hymas
Archie Parker
Glade Hymas
Veda Roberts
Rodney Bergholm
Chris Carlsen
Carlsen
Roger
Virget Soremsen
Denmark
Dennis Carlsen
David Orr
Logan Temple
W. K. Matthews
Doyle Matthews
Dillon
Mont
Matthews
Doyle
Ray Hymas
Mary Hymas
Lester Roberts
Reed Hymas
Samuel Hymas
Charles Hymas
Downey
Susie Buetler
Alfonda Crossley
James A. Hymas
Sim Hymas
Grace
Charles Shumway
Lucile Evans
Shurrel Burgoyne
de Ann
Monte Evans
Glen Hymas
Raymond
Hartey Hansen
Dean Tucker
Donna Roberts
Wilford Roberts
John Roberts
Bear Lake Rangers
Dale Kunz
Carol Howell
Fish Haven
Fayon Pugmire
Calvin Hymas
Kay Hymas
Bart Eborn
Lynn Nelson
Joan
Diane Hymas
Eldeen Hymas
Colleen Ward
Bloomington
Palisades Dam
J. W. Owsley
Optometrist
Ions GF
Medical Arts Blig
Montpelisr
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Sugar City
James Payne
LaVell Ward
Charles Romney
Beverly Ann Painter
Anna Marie Ward
Brigham Young University
Teachers Institute
Lark Bateman
Helen Ward
Alfred B. Hart
J. W. Patterson
Kay Jacobson
Phoenix
Ariz
Joseph Elson
Orval Stevens
Washington
Merlin Stevens
Roy Jacobsci
KRAFT
Chevrolet
Chevy
Lemme Ewnes
Hanne
Montpelier, Idaho
Washington St
Ovid News
Ina Peterson
Helene Curtis
Gillette TV
Helene Curtis Landlin
Ker
Harry
Belinda
Arlette Heath
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