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Newspaper
Preston Booster
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
8
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Preston residents hear about upcoming Spring millinery openings at the Preston Millinery Parlors and Dyantsn Mam Mary Parlors with Mrs Wm Struve as proprietress. Local figures like Lorenzo Hansen and Mrs. Win Struve are noted, plus town events, boosters for county division, and police concerns about night prowlers and curfew enforcement.
A fine photo film bill was presented at the Zeus this week and the humorous Jeff and Matt pictures were highlighted in evidence.
A lass moving picture show opened on Monday featuring a splendid bill that was greatly appreciated by the patrons.
Mr and Mrs John Jargon and daughter Mirinda returned home Thursday from a trip to Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs John O Gooch arrived on Sunday night's train from a pleasure trip to Los Angeles and the coast.
2 Neighbors has just returned from a business trip to New York and other eastern cities and stayed briefly with his folks. Mr. Bert Brimhall came back to Preston Monday and is glad to get home again. Brimhall has been in business at Hphrama Sanpota county. Brimhall will work with Mr. Chas. Larson the popular harness worker.
Cyrun W Field shuns costly hobbies and proudly brews his own tea. A tea tester scoffs at Field’s method, calling it crude, while Field retorts the expert is too old to learn. The anecdote ends with the tester laughing that Field pays 89 4 pound for tea and still drinks dishwater.
A fragment from a humor column recounts a White House dinner where a guest recounts a young man’s gift of candy. The piece also notes a juror’s quest for clarity, a Bacon quote on knowledge, and a pedestrian accident quip about a survivor joking he got the driver’s number before the impact.
Readable portion shows a garbled quotation about someone turning and trolling on cheaply with expected outcomes. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or a coherent event to identify a person, place, or organization.
Notice of bond sale from Franklin Village Oneida County Idaho dated March 5 1912 states the village will offer for sale four thousand dollars in coupon bonds second issue series bearing interest at a stated rate payable semi annually with principal and interest due January 1 1912 and payable for twenty years from issuance bids must meet par value plus accrued interest and include a 400.00 certified check. sale date April 6 1912 at 2 pm at the village office with right to reject all bids.
Bids for a joint watermaster for the Y Crk River and Worm Creek Canal Co and the Pranton Mink Creek Canal Co. including the ditch rider position on the Preston Mink Creek Canal Co were due by March 23. John Nuffer of Sac Cub River & Worm Creek Co submitted a bid on March 15, 1922.
Bids will be received and opened on March 30 at 2pm at the office of architect A. L. Henderson in Clifton Idaho for a two story concrete block house for Mr. Jesse Hobson at Round Grove Idaho located about four miles above Oxford.
Taxpayers who paid money to the bank must visit the assessor’s office for their receipt. KR M Holi, Assessor.
For sale three brood mares with foal one open geldings lot including three brood mares and items listed contact Benon Jr Whitney for details.
The county health board requires every person in commission district KO to report all cages of symptoms of suspected contagious diseases within 24 hours after onset. Failure to report will lead to prosecution. County Physician D. Hates and LL Hates signed the notice.
Notice of sale for a two year old mare with brands or marks visible. If not claimed, to be sold at public auction as directed by law. Date set for March 9, 1922. Constable Joun A. Kofved, Watson Precinct will conduct sale after 40 days from January 30, 1912.
Astray notice states a red two year old heifer with no brand or marks strayed to J. Rallison’s place in Fairview about seven years. Owner must claim and pay charges within four days from Waterell at 24 p.m. or animal will be sold to highest bidder. James M. Egbert, constable, Fairview Precinct.
Notice of proof of application for water use to Rattlewake Creek in Idaho. John Reddy of Paratalla Tahoe applies for nine tenths of one cubic foot per second for irrigation from waters diverted by permit number 4478. Priority date listed as March 4, 19. A Rominion State Engineer signs the notice.
The report records assets and liabilities of the Igano State and Savings Bank of Preston Idaho. It lists overdrafts secured and unsecured, deposits, cash on hand, loans and profits, with totals around 335 400 dollars in cash and equivalents and 185 439 dollars in total liabilities and capital. The cashier verifies the statement under oath on the indicated date.
Annual stockholders meeting set for Monday March 4 1992 at the I Q C F hall to present the year end financial report and transact other business. John Nefler Secretary dated February 26 1912.
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