Scott Halls Named To Head Idaho New Party
Boise Sept 28 W Scott Hall Malad has been named by the Progressive state central committee as its candidate for governor Ray McKaig chairman announced Hall was nominated for congress in the Second district and a candidate for supreme court justice to succeed Henry Z Johnson. J C Eldrige Boise declined the gubernatorial nomination. Committee adjourned to later choose a successor and name a second district congress candidate.
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Boise
W. Scott Hall
Progressive State Central Committee
Ray McKaig
Hall
Congress
Supreme Court
Henry Z. Johnson
J. C. Eldrige
Purchase of 22 loads of yearling Shorthorn stock
R. F. Carnford and Ira Law of this city visited Etna in the latter part of last week and purchased 22 loads of yearling Shorthorn Durham cattle to stock their farms.
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R. F. Carnford
Ira Law
Etna
Durham
Concrete steps replacing worn courthouse entry
Fred Hauber a local cement contractor is replacing the front entrance steps at the county building this week. Old steps torn out due to defects. New stairs measure 44 inches wide and 6 inches high making the descent easier from the walk to the door.
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Fred Hauber
Cold September Night Sets Bear Lake County Record
Mercury fell to seven above in Soda Springs Bear Lake County Friday night eight above elsewhere marking the coldest September night on record for the area.
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Bear Lake County
Soda Springs
Fire at Soda Springs destroys rear warehouse
Fire of unknown origin gutted the warehouse behind the W. I. Smith Implement store in Soda Springs last Saturday morning. The total loss totaled 1600 dollars.
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W. I. Smith
Soda Springs
Camas Man Kills Brown Bear Near Monida
Willard Hickaf of Camas killed a 600-pound cinnamon brown bear about 30 miles northeast of Monida on a hunting trip. The skin has been brought to Monida and is being prepared as a rug for his home.
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Monida
Willard Hickaf
Camas
The
Tribune
Hickas
Ode to the South Wind and North Pole Verse Fragment
A fragmentary poem contrasts the South Wind with a longing for the North Pole and Arctic peace. The verse includes names like Paris, Moliwee, and references to phosphate interests and a mine in Paris. Mentions John Lougee visiting the county seat and a working crew payment.
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Paris
Wat
Moliwee-ot
Salt—Lake
Idaho Deer and Duck Seasons Open on October 1
Idaho hunters will begin deer and duck season Friday October 1 per state game warden R E Thomas. Ducks may be hunted from October 1 to October 31 under a federal change aligning Idaho rules. Elk season runs October 1 to November 15 in several counties with a second period December 1 to 15 in others.
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Boise
R. E. Thomas
Idaho
Clearwater
Fremont
Clark
Jefferson
Madison
Téton
Bonneville
Bingham
Ward Officers Entertained by M I A Stake Boards
The Bear Lake stake M I A Stake Boards entertained ward officers at Fielding with an objectives discussion, games, and a bonfire ceremony. About 150 workers attended. Ruth May Fox wrote the bonfire poem.
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M. I. A. Stake Boards
M. I. A. Stake
Bear Lake
Fielding
Roy A. Welker
Virginia Reet
Merry Makers
Ruth May Fox
General Board of
No Alibi for the Choir Church Notices Messy
A Boston Transcript item notes a young clergyman presenting weekly church notices. He schedules a mothers meeting Thursday at 5 PM weather permitting a church committee meeting Friday at 7 PM and the usual choir practice Saturday at 6 PM.
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Boston Transcript
Relief Society Convention Held in Paris Tuesday
A Relief Society convention met Tuesday in the Paris Second ward with sessions on home time management and The Bible as literature. The afternoon included music, talks on health charity teachers reports and training, with lunch served at the chapel. Music came from St Charles Blooming ton and the Paris wards relief societies.
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Relief Society
Paris
Bloomington
St. Charles
1St and
2Nd Ward Relief Societies
Marriage License Issued to Frank Resio and Teressa Pereno
A marriage license was issued at the county clerk's office on Tuesday to Frank Resio and Miss Teressa Pereno of Diamondville. The ceremony was performed by Clerk J. B. Peterson.
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Frank Resio
Teressa Pereno
Diamondville
Crk J
Commissioners to Meet in Regular Session
The board of county commissioners will meet in regular session at the county building on Monday October 11.
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Board of County Commissioners
Bede to Speak in Pocatello This Fall
Former Minnesota congressman J. Adam Bede will address an event in Pocatello in early October, announced by Bannock county Republican central committee members. The itinerary may include other Idaho cities, with plans to visit all northwestern states this fall.
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Pocatello
J. Adam Bede
Minnesota
Bannock County
Republican Central Committee
Idaho
Bede
Northwest
Ola Transtrum Named New Bishop of St Charles
Senator Ola Transtrum was appointed the new bishop of the St Charles LDS ward last Sunday, filling the vacancy caused by the death of Bishop Jon A. Hunt. Transtrum has served in several LDS church offices and in St Charles for years. His counselors are J. W. Linford and Wm A C Keetch.
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Ola. Transtrum
of the St.Charles L. D. S. Ward
Jon A. Hunt
Seneator
Transtrum
St. Charles
J. W. Linford
Wm. A. C. Keetch
Water shortage at Grace forces drastic measures
Grace faces a severe water shortage due to a dry season. City officials urge residents to refrain from lawn sprinkling irrigation and nonessential uses to preserve reserves. prior restrictions had limited sprinkling to morning and afternoon windows.
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GRACE
Snow Report Sees 10 Inches in North Canyon
Mead owview Ranger Station reports 10 inches of snow in the night and early morning in North Canyon located northwest of Libele perenne. The message came this afternoon indicating significant winter coverage in the area.
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North Canyon
Meadowview Ranger Station
Libele Perenne Ieee
Pate Getgtes Ee Eeer Sre
New Serial Topic Promises Strong Story of Lydia of the Pines
The paper announces a new serial story Loydia of the Pines by author Willsie. It describes Lydia as a wonderful heroine in a Hiawatha country setting on the upper Mississippi with patriotism and a vivid love plot.
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Loydia of
the Pines
Hon
Utah School Enrolls Former Fielding High Graduates
The Brigham Young University in Provo Utah lists former Fielding High School graduates among new enrollees. Named are Paris Eldon Cook Ezra Stucki Rulon Tueller Lynn Hayward Newel Budge Merrell Cook Naoma and Wallace Vallentine Charles June Monson Phyllis Clark Bloomington Venny Patterson.
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Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Fielding High School
Paris
Eldon Cook
Ezra Stucki
Rulon Tueller
Lynn Hayward
Newel R. Budge
Merrell E. Cook
Naoma
Wallace Vallentine
St. Charles
June Monson
Phyllis Clark
Bloomington
Venny Patterson
Fish Planted In Bear Lake County Streams
Twenty cans of Lockleven trout from the Wyoming State fish hatchery arrived in Montpelier on Wednesday destined for Affton Wyoming but since they could not be kept long and no one claimed them, the fish were given to Bear Lake county and planted in streams there. The fish mature rapidly to large sizes.
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Grandpa
Santy Claus
Wyoming State
Montpelier
Affton
Wyoming
Noone
Bear
Lake County
Fire destroys Jacksons Hole Courier building editor wounded
Fire in Jackson Wyoming destroyed the Jacksons Hole Courier office and adjoining building. Editor Walter V. Perry, trying to save belongings, jumped from the upper story and is severely burned in critical condition. The cause is cited as children playing with matches. Printer equipment and power press were total losses.
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Jackson
Wyo
Jackson’s Hole
Walter V. Perry
The
Conjoint Program Planned in Paris First Ward Chapel
A Sunday evening program in Paris First ward chapel is set for 7 30 with acts including vocal solos by Phoebe Rich and Edith Rich, a talk by Joseph Stuck, piano by Ora Rich, and readings by Luella Clayton and Irwin Jensen.
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Paris First Ward
Phoebe Rich
Joseph Stuck
Ora Rich
Luella Clayton
Irwin Jensen
Edith Rich
Reorganization of Y M M I A Bear Lake stake
The Young Men's Stake Board of the Bear Lake stake announces a reorganization listing key officers and roles. Included are Joseph Stucks as Superintendent Oneal Rich as Assistant Counselor Raymond Wood as 2nd Counselor Russell Clayton as Secretary C. Dunford as Recreation Mark Austin as Standards B J Foulger as Advanced Seniors Chester Transtrum and O H Grimmett as Juniors Frank Codle and Hart Shephard among others and a note about Boy Scouts.
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Young Men's Stake
Bear Lake Stake
Joseph Stucks
Oneal Rich
Raymond Wood
Russell Clayton
Co. C. Dunford
Mark Austin
Foulger
Chester Transtrum
O. H. Grimmett O
Exvan- Morgan
Frank—Codle
Hart
Shep _ herd
Boy Scouts
Mexican Woman Accused of Grand Larceny In Arizona
Francisca Contreras of Goodyear, Arizona kept a pillowcase savings of 992.50 dollars. After a drink she accused border Francisco Lugo of stealing about 30 dollars from the bag while she prepared breakfast. Lugo is arrested and denies guilt as evidence remains lacking.
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Francisca Contrerasa
Goodyear
Arizona
Hzra Hoge Seen Around Town After Illness
Hzra Hoge was seen around town on Tuesday afternoon aided by a cratchatter after two weeks confined at home with rheumatism.
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Hzra Hoge
Crumroy Case Yields Life Sentence for Murder
Mrs. Mary Crumroy was sentenced by District Judge T Bailey Lee to life in the Idaho State Prison at Boise for murdering her husband Carl Crumroy by poisoning. The judge ordered no parole eligibility for 60 years.
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Rupert
Mary Cruimroy
Idaho
Boise
T. Bailey Lee
Carl Crumroy
Lea
Two Bennington Girls Die After Tremonton Visit
Miss Lilian Richards of Bennington Utah died at Tremonton after a short illness while visiting relatives. Miss Ruby Burbank, also of Bennington, survived a severe illness and is out of danger after hospital care. An autopsy and chemical analysis followed, with a coroner’s jury impaneled to assist investigators.
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Lilian Richards
Bennington
Montpelier
Idaho
Salt Lake
Tremorton
Miss Richards
Clover Sterling
Mr. Sterling
William Wadsworth
Fred. Gephart
Harry Woodward
Good School Lunches From Agriculture Department Guidelines
The Agriculture Department outlines school lunch ideas including sliced meat loaf, rolls, cheese straws, stuffed eggs, fruit cups, custard, raisins, cakes, two bread sandwiches, fruit drinks, and lemonade. Meals are wrapped in waxed paper to prevent crushing and stay moist, with paper napkins and desk mats provided for cleanliness.
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Department of Agriculture
Mrs Amelia Hoge and Daughter Visit Boise
Mrs Amelia Hoge and her daughter Rhoda are spending a month's visit in Boise at the home of Justice and Mrs Alfred Budge.
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Amelia Hoge
Rhoda
Boise
Home ‘of Justice
Alfred ‘Budge
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Court House
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North Pole
John Lougee
Sharon
of Ris
Pres. Low
Lawrence Hawthorne
Sen. Ola Transtrum
Kitties High Line
Washington
Water Bearer
Crumroy
Bennington Gire
Tremonton
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