PTA To Meet District 32 Candidates At Montpelier High
The Montpelier High School PTA invites five Legislative District 32 candidates to speak at its first meeting of the year. The event includes Bear Lake Council PTA representatives and will be held Monday September 26 at 8:00 p.m. in the Montpelier High School auditorium.
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Montpelier High School Pta
Mark Hart
Herb Whitworth
Robert Hubbard
Ellis Johnson
Max Haddock
MHS Pta
PTA
Bear Lake
Montpelier High School
Duck and goose season bag limits set in Idaho
Idaho Fish and Game Dept announces higher duck bag limits in some regions. No species restrictions apply to ducks this year except a limited daily bag for wood ducks. Last year counties outside the Columbia Basin Mallard area also faced mallard and pintail limits. Season length remains unchanged.
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Idaho
Fish and Game Dept
Columbia Basin
Mallard
Bear Lake
Caribou
Bonneville
Blackapot Reservoir
Bingham County
John B Hoge Dies in Salt Lake City
John B Hoge, a well liked Paris businessman, died at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Salt Lake City after a two week stay. Funeral services will be at 11 May, with viewing Sunday 7 9 p.m. at Matthews Mortuary.
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John B. Hoge
Paris
Veterans Administration
Salt Lake City
Mr. Hoge
Matthews Mortuary
Andrus Named Democratic Candidate for Idaho Governor
Cecil D. Andrus of Orofino won the Idaho Democratic nomination for governor by a narrow 2 vote margin to replace Charles Herndon who died in a plane crash. Boise opponent Max Hensen, Idaho director of the Farmers Home Administration, also sought the nomination.
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Cecil D. Andrus
Orofino
Charles Herndon
Democratic Central Committee
Andrus
Boise
Hensen
Idaho
Farmers Home Administration
Six- Point Hereford Sale date set for November
The Six-Point Hereford Association directors met in Rexburg on February fifteenth and set November fifth as the sale date. Attending were Nathan Ricks Felt president Clair Hillman Driggs secretary Reed Murdock Blackfoot vice president and directors Bill Shupe Hamer Dan Letham Driggs and Zeke Mard Rexburg. TRUCK TIPS FRUIT FALLS The sheriff's department investigated an accident last Wednesday night causing fruit spill. Orville Griffen Blairsburg Iowa and Vaughn Doughty Webster City Iowa were driving a White truck loaded with crated fruit when they swerved to miss a hole and the right side dropped off the road rolling over. Damage to the cab and trailer was estimated at 1000. The accident occurred 10.9 miles east of Montpelier on US 30 North.
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Six-Point
Hereford Ass’n
Rexbury
Spt
Nathan Ricks
Felt
Clair Hillman
Driggs
Reed Murdock
Blackfoot
Bill Shupe
Hamer
Dan Letham
Zeke Mard
Rexburg
Sheriff’s Department
Orville Thomas Griffen
Blairsburg
Iowa
Vaughn D. Doughty
Webster City
Washington
Montpelier
Dow Williamson Rites Held After Sage Grouse Hunt Death
Funeral services were held at 1:00 p.m. Tuesday for Dow Williamson 64 of St Charles who died of a heart ailment while hunting near Mud Spring east of Bear Lake. He was born October 9 1901 at St Charles and married Violet Olsen then Leah Anderson. He is survived by his widow a son Jerry and a daughter Peggy Macias plus stepchildren and many grandchildren. Burial rites and musical tributes followed with speakers and a choir offering.
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St. Charles
Hear. Williamson
Jerry
Sunset
Utah
Peggy Macias
Ogden
Jack
Edwin Anderson
Santa Barbara
Caht
Lea Jessie Betzer
Montpelier
Odel
Duard
St.—Charles
Lions District Governor to Visit Paris Club Meeting
Arvel Draper district governor of 35 Lions Clubs in southeast Idaho will visit the Paris Lions Club at its September 26 meeting at Camp Lifton. Dexter Garner, Blackfoot businessman and district cabinet secretary, sails with Draper. Bill Crane urges all members to attend the evening gathering.
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Arvel Draper
Lions Clubs
Idaho
Paris Lions Club
Camp Lifton
Dexter Gardner
Blackfoot Lions Club
Bill Crane
Party
Lions
Ay Te Mee
Fielding Spartans blank Westside Pirates 18 to 0 to tie for lead
The Fielding Spartans routed the Westside Pirates 18 0 on their home field to join Grace Red Devils atop the league standings at 2 0. Fielding recovered a fumbled opening kickoff and drove to two early touchdowns as Howard Matthews and Billy Gay crossed the goal line.
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Spartan Sink Pirates
Grace
Fielding Spartans
Westside Pirates
Pirates
Grace Red Devils
North Gem
Bancroft Fielding
Neil Budge
Spartans
Howard Matthews
Matthews
Billy Gay
Gay
Brent Arnell
Lindon Parks
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Cecil Andrus
Dow Williamson
Parris
Hyrim
Jofns
Riley Crossley
Lovell Booth
Cornell Arnell
Gilbert Arnell
Rae Floyd
Leslie Hill
Cloyd Minor
Herman Johnson
St. Charles Cemetery
Robert E. Smylie
Phil Dufford
E. L. Mathes
Fielding
Heber Dunford
Brent Ammell
Paydirt
FHS