Interesting Service Sunday Evening in Paris
An Ehe meeting at Taber last Sunday evening drew a very well attended audience. Roy Aelker opened with praise for the Church Behuolaustens and the Fielding Academy in Paris. Principal Morgan advised parents on prospects for local students and urged young men to pursue education rather than idle street life. The talk emphasized living pure lives, welcoming strangers, and fostering community through return visits and sociable conduct.
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Taber
Roy Aelker
Behuolaustens
Tielding Academy
Paris
Eiev
Sted
Ieho Gaime
Erincipal Morgan
Sand
Nellie Sleight Called-Home Obituary
The obituary notes the death of Nellie Sleight on Sept 1 after a brain illness. Born in Ovid on October 4, twenty two years ago, she was a mainstay of the Ovid choir and a talented organist with a bright intellect. A large turnout mourned at her grave with friends and relatives.
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Nellie
Erastus Peterson
Nounas
Ovid
Edep Weare
Bennington News Shows Prosperity and Community Uplift
The Bennington community embraces a bountiful harvest and profitable dry farming with reports of 22 to 30 bushels per acre of first class wheat. The ward chapel is freshly painted, the school building to be painted, and a concert by Mrs. Lottie Cozier draws in local leaders. Ed Wright heads to Ann Arbor for law studies.
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Bennington
Ward Chapel
Lottie Cozier
Hrolmes
Grand
Oregon
Josie Short
Pocatello
Ixigar M. Wright
Ann Harbor
Frank Stoner
Mra Perry
Roberts
Cokeville
Funeral Service Held Friday for Jacob Michel
The funeral was held Friday at the Second Ward meeting house for Jacob Michel with Elders J A Stucki G Humphers Walter Hoyt President Jos R Shepherd and Bishop Poulsen praising his generosity loyalty and service. He and his family supported missionaries for twelve years and his mortal remains rest in the cemetery awaiting resurrection. Also notes a flour mill ad offering scientific methods and urging wheat deliveries to Paris Roller Mills in Paris Idaho.
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Jacob Michel
Jdast
J .A. Stucki
Gev. Humphergs
Walter, Hoyt
Pres
Old Country
Dentist Dr Walter S Toge Relocates To Idaho Falls
Dr Walter S Toge left Paris for Idaho Falls last Tuesday morning to settle permanently and practice dentistry with Dr Claud Ferguson. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hoge of this city and graduated from the Chicago College of Dentistry and Surgery in 1907. He has practiced in Paris and Montpelier since then and leaves with best wishes for success in his new venture and professional ties with Dr Ferguson.
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Walter S. Toge
Paris
Idaho Falls
Claud Ferguson
Dr Hoge
Walter Hoge
Montpelier
Bates
Hoge
Tris
Cation
Ferguson
Pioneer settler dies after accident at dye works
M S Mattson and Wattsor report the death of an early valley settler who endured pioneer hardships. The man learned the dyers art and once fell into a boiler, surviving with most of his body scorched. He later embraced the Latter Day Saint faith and funeral services were held with speakers Jeppa Monson Ola Transtrum and E M Pugmire. The family mourns multiple losses in 14 months.
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Charles
Ife
Nistens
Hell
Jeppa Monson
Ola Transtrum
BP. E M. Pugmire
John Mattson
h—b—Hart
Boise
Alde
Short Line Tax Burden Totals 79 811 41
The Oregon Short Line will pay 35398 45 in Bear Lake County this year while all other interests pay 44512 96 making a grand total of 79811 41 in state and county taxes. School District in Montpelier city and village taxes or line stock sanitary tax. Will update next week.
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Oregon
Bear Lake County
Montpelier
Fity
Hymas Reunion Brings Sixty Three Descendants Together
The Hymas descendants gathered at J W Hymas home in Bear Lake County for their annual reunion honoring the father’s birthday. About twenty came from Bear Lake County and forty three from the basin, with games, meals, a grove gathering, and an evening musical and literary program.
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Eday
Folin Z
Bear Lake County
J. W
Bearlake County
Hymas
Bear Lake
Mary Ann
Parker
Joseph
Benjamin
Myrum Hymas
Chris Jensen
Heber Johnson
J.W
Arthur
Thomas
Charles
AlbionVigect
Special Train for Quarterly Conference Travel
A special round trip fare option is announced for the Quarterly Stake Conference to be held in this city on Saturday and Sunday. The train will depart Stourpeligs for Paris and return from Paris to Montpelier, with a 5:15 p.m. return from Paris. The offer, dated for Saturday and Sunday, includes reduced rates and invites readers to subscribe for the Post.
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Montpeliers
Paris
Ovid
Return
Stourpeligs
Montpelier
Duties of Newspaper Men Emphasize Honest Business and Independence
An American Press excerpt discusses the duties of editors and publishers. It urges fixed rates, timely collection, and cutting nonpaying subscribers to fund quality pages. It argues a paper must be both a good business and a trusted public service, with the owner as custodian of truth and independence.
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Snn
Shake Speare
Seoul
Nerve of Some People Stages Cokeville Bank Robbery
Hugh Whitney and his brother Charles Whitney led a Cokeville bank raid with ten depositors held at gunpoint. Gene Collett’s deposit distracted the robbers as they fled on stolen horses, leaving about 500 in cash. Local posses pursue the outlaws and residents call for justice.
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Hugh Whitney
West
Conductor Kidd
Charles
Cokeville
Flugh Whitney
Noble
Stollen
Tom Taylor
Pegram
Whitney
Pete Olson
Mr. Stoner
Boost For The County Fair
The county fair began September 26 and is urged to succeed with broad local support. The Logan Republican notes Cache County residents contributed $3,000, equaling Logan City's pledge, showing strong communal interest to boost the fair this fall. Citizens are encouraged to rally behind the event and back Bear Like Valley's participation.
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Cathe County
Logan Republican
Geb. Dunbar
Cache County
Logan City
Bear Like Valley
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Jos.r. Shepherd
Town of
Idaho
M. S. Mattson
Hymas Reunion
Conference
Paris Post
Hugh
Charles Whitney
Cokeville Bank
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