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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1930
Page
8
A stream of short notices lists residents visiting, moving, or ill in the area. Names include Bishop and Mrs Schmid, Peter Beck, Jim Larkin, Rex Clayton, Miss Mabel Athay, and Eliza Stuck. Classifieds announce for sale hogs and job ads for a waitress, plus a farewell for Orval Hulme going on a L D S mission.
Amid Bear Lake county notices voters are urged to register before the November 4 general election. Registrars push to complete voter rolls, noting that those already registered before the August primary need not re register. Also noted are local social items and a logging camp anecdote about a mountain lion encounter.
Garden City notes a visit from Sugh Dixon and Sadie Cook while discussing Bear Lake fishery plans. NJ Hodges of the Rich County Fish and Game Club spoke with Frederick J. Boster of the US Bureau of Fisheries about annual fingerling plantings in Bear Lake. Utah official Arthur Meacham plans 100 000 Mackinaw eggs at Logan hatchery for Bear Lake and state Idaho law harmony to boost state department attention.
Nathan Barlow works in Pocatello weighing sugar beets. Mrs T B Giles of Heber City visits daughter Mrs Merwill Reese. Mr and Mrs Wm J Kunz and family move to Bern from Williamsburg for winter. Bishop Leo Beck of Boyle Heights ward Hollywood stake Los Angeles visited the home of Mr and
Final general election notice for Bear Lake county Idaho lists U.S. senator race two Idaho congressional seats governor and state officers. One proposed constitutional amendment would shift Blackfoot state asylum to the Department of Public Welfare supervision, replacing the current three-director governor appointed board system.
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