Local residents and visitors noted in town roundup
John A. Sutton of Fish Haven visited Paris for business and friends. M G Price and family toured Salt Lake Ogden, and Jas L Danford and spouse drove to Logan Salt Lake City. W Smith Hoge and family vacationed at Blackfoot and Yellowstone. Mark and Mrs Austin spent the weekend in Salt Lake City. Thomas Collings and Brigham City visitors stayed with M M Collings. Isaac Wamsley of Garden City selling fifty two year old ewes. H B Whitman of Montpelier visited the county seat. William Oakey returned after summer farm work. Bishop Edward Shepherd traveled to Salt Lake for business. Mrs Seymour Sleight, recovering after childbirth, improving. Stanley Innes of Provo visiting town.
Visitors and residents travel through Paris and Utah towns
Dr Walter Tueller and wife recently married in Salt Lake City visited Paris visitors Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs John Tueller. Robert Consona and family of Park City residents six years here spend summer in Paris this week. H R Shepherd and family motored to Ogden visiting James Shepherd. Mrs Mary E Lewis spends week at Rexburg visiting son William Lewis. Mrs Durkee and family from Los Angeles visit Dr O O Moore and family. Mrs Drucilla Ovard of Rexburg visits her parents George Passey. Charles Oge and Mrs Frank Athay motor to Logan Utah for a few days. Charles Cols spent ten days at Ball Lake and Richfield. Mrs W B Hage and children Jean and Scott return to Paris from Twin Falls after summer. Edward Austin of Hollywood spends days in Paris area visiting relatives and friends. James B Innes of Provo spends days in town on business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tueller
Salt Lake City
John Tueller
Tueller
Robert Consona
Park City
Utah
Paris
H. R. Shepherd
H. R. Shepherd Lumber Co
Eugene
Ogden
James Shepherd
Durkee
Los Angeles
O. O. Moore
Moore
H.grimmett
Charles Oge
Frank Athay
Logan
Charles—Cols Whotea
Balt Lake
Richfield
Dr F J Alexander to Visit Paris Hotel Paris
Dr F J Alexander will make professional eye visits to town at Hotel Paris in Paris on Friday September 18 from 4 to 8 p m. School children with eye defects should have their eyes corrected at the start of the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Alexander
Paris
Hotel Paris
Paris Dingle road graded for graveling work begins
A grading crew under Overseer Jas. 8. Poul sen remains at work to finish the road bed so graveling can start as soon as possible. The report notes steady progress on the Paris Dingle road project with men kept at task to accelerate completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris-Dingle
Jas
Poul‘sen
Commissioners Proceedings Minutes Aug 22 1929
Board of County Commissioners convened August 22 1929 with quorum. Actions include tax adjustments on 1300 sheep, road fencing advisement, new vault construction bid award to O H Grimmett, budget transfers to balance districts, and approval of Rich County gravel pit sale offer. Final adjournment set for September 3 to adopt 1930 Budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Rich
Geraint Humphreys
W. Smith Hoge
Smart
W. H. Bell
R.F. Crawford
Ovid-Montpelier
Bern-Montpelier
Hyrum Esterholdt
Pegram
Esterholdt-Miller
Sheep Creek
Nelson Field
Court House
Fred Hauber
O. H. Grimmett
Veterans Bureau
Charles Thompson Hospital
Ovid
Bern
Turnpike
St. Charles
Rich County
Utah
Swan Creek
Narrow escape after Shell Oil plant blast near Wilmington
Wil ford narrowly escaped death last week as six workers died in an explosion at the Shell Oil Company plant in Wilmington. The incident followed by a heavy rain that cooled the air and dampened dust during harvest time. Local residents and visitors from Salt Lake, Tooele, Ogden, Logan, Randolph and Pocatello are noted, with several families and individuals mentioned in the social column.
Bear Lake Stake appoints new leaders after sacrament break
In Fish Haven the Fight Quorum of Bear Lake Stake elders met after Sunday services. The Bloomingston delegation included Howard H. Broom and J. P. Patterson. Retired officers Benjamin Weston Robert B. Thomson and Nephi O. Wahlstrom were released. Elijah C. Willis becomes president with Amos B. Robinson and Willis E. Pearl as counselors and Vara G. Cheney as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Haven
Bear Lake
Stake
Gundersons Visit Garland Woman in Rich Home
Mr and Mrs Howard Gunderson of Garland Utah spent several days this week visiting at the home of Mrs Wm L Rich mother to Mrs Gunderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gunderson
Garland
Utah
Wm. L. Rich
Gunderson
Doctor Ashley to Cover Practice at Hotel Paris
Dr. George F. Ashley of Montpelier announces he will be at the office of Dr. Spencer H. Rich at the Hotel Paris every afternoon to take care of the practice while Dr. Rich is in the east receiving special surgical training. Calls and attention will be given every consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Ashley
Montpelier
Spencer H. Rich
Paris
Rich
East
Bear Lake County budget preliminaries filed for 1929
County Commissioners of Bear Lake Idaho have completed and placed on file a preliminary budget for the upcoming fiscal year. A copy is available in the Clerk’s office for inspection. A meeting is set for September 3 1929 at the Paris Court House to fix the final budget and make appropriations, with taxpayers invited to attend and be heard. Dated August 28 1929. Amy M. Athay, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear_Lake County
Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Paris
Amy M. Athay
Notice of hearing on Alfonso Quayle estate in Idaho
Effie M. Quayle files a petition in Bear Lake County Probate Court seeking determination of the time of death of Alfonso Quayle and the heirs and kinship for real estate described, including multiple parcels totaling about 60 acres, 33 3-4 and 20 acre tracts, with water rights. Hearing set for October 2, 1929, at 10:00 A.M. in Paris Idaho. all interested parties urged to appear or object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso Quayle
Alfonzo Quayle
Effie M. Quayle
County of
Bear Lake
State of
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Boise Meridian
Boise
Belse
Range
Effie M Quayle
Paris
Notice to Creditors Estate of Rasmus Michaelson Deceased
Administratrix Claire B. Michaelson invites creditors and others with claims against the estate of Rasmus Michaelson deceased to present vouchers within six months from the first publication. Claims should be delivered to the administratrix at her home in St Charles Bear Lake County Idaho, the venue for estate business. Dated August 17 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasmus Michaelson
St. Charles
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Claire B. Michaelson
Deccas
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John A. Sutton
M G Price
Novelty Theatre
Salt Lake
Jas. L Danford
Blackfoot
Yellowstone Park
Mark Austin
Salt Lake City, Utah
Thomas Collings
Brigham City
M. M. Collings
Mr Collings
Isaac Wamsley
Garden City
H. B. Whitman
William Oakey
Edwa T. Shepherd
The
Shepherd Clothing Store
Nto
Seymour Sleight
Stanley Innes
Provo
Rexall
KOTEX
House of Quality
Mary E. Lewis
Rexbury
William Lewis
Drucilla Ovard of
Rexburg
George Passey
W. B. Hage
Jean
Scott
Twin Falls
Edward Austin
Hollywood
California
James B. Innes
Oo. L. Read
J. Read
Sam Athay
Asa Athay
Wilard W. Richards
Richards
LeRoy J. Bott
Bott Brothers Co
Monumental Experts
Earl Shepherd
Budge Hospital
Hyrum Poulsen
Shepherd Hardware & Implement Co
Leslie Bolton
Leslie Cole
Evelyn
Tempe
Arizona
Mr. Cole
Miss Cole
Teachers State College
Glenda Cole
Alce Pugmire
J. R. Pugmire
Eastern States
Wilfford Budge
Budge Memorial Hospital
George Humphreys
Arch Shepherd
First North West
Mr. Shepherd
Jos. Bagley
Center Street
F. T. Shepherd
Sleight Produce Exchange Company
Main and
Canyon Street
O. Rich
Laketown Lines
Deseret News
Wil‘ford
Shell Oil Company
Wilmington
Robinson
Laketown
Olive K. Irwin
Clara Weston
Grandma Rhoda Orvin
Melinda Robinson
Tooele
Cleon Lemon
Nephi
Martha Newcomb
Mary Kershaw Dawson
Joseph Hodges
Irene
Fanny
Lane Hubert
North Ogden
George 'S
Lamborn
Mr. Griffins
Mesdames
Lois Johnson
Lucille Thornock
Randolph and
Pocatello
Joseph
Moffat
Afton Scofield
State OF Idaho
Fay Wra ™Nd
Gary Cooper
Tom MIX
Tony
Tom
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