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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1961
Page
8
A regular meeting on March 15 1961 levied a 5 percent assessment on the capital stock of Whitney Irrigation Co due by May 6 1961. Delinquent stock may be sold at public auction by law. Secretary Angus Condie notes payments at Room 11 Larson Bldg Saturdays or by mail, first publication April 6 1961, last April 20 1961.
Notice of private sale of real estate in Franklin County Idaho describes the North half of the Southwest quarter and the Southeast quarter of the Northwest quarter as part of the estate of Joseph Larsen deceased. The administrator wills conduct the sale under probate court authority with specified terms and deadline dates.
The description covers sections in Township 12 South Range 40 East Boise Meridian totaling 3.82 acres plus highway land. It includes 233 Thatcher Irrigation Company shares and a 1959 agreement with Joseph Larsen gifting concurrent sale rights. Also described is land in Franklin County Idaho the north half of the northwest quarter of Section 11 with a high water right for 12 acres from North Hoopes Creek and an unpaid balance of 6500 dollars.
The notice announces an administrator led auction of shares of Golder Industries stock with 5 percent interest from August 23, 1960. Bids will be received at Preston Idaho with ten percent to accompany each bid and the rest due on sale confirmation by the Probate Court. Sale subject to court confirmation. dated March 29 1961. First publication March 30 1961. last publication April 6 1961.
Creditors must present all claims against the estate of Joseph Larsen deceased with vouchers to the undersigned administrator at Preston Franklin County Idaho within four months after first publication. First publication March 23 1961. Last publication April 13 1961.
Treasureton visitors Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lee and Mrs. Stan Hawkes attended a sacrament meeting Sunday night. Hampton delivered the sermon while Vera Atkinson and daughter Lila joined Preston friends for Sunday dinner at the H. H. Wooley home. Glenna Paskins and Kathy Perry spoke in Sunday School, and Lila Atkinson stayed in Layton with Dalton Atkinson and family.
The notice lists 8 St Peters Catholic Church with Pastor Father Francis E DeNardis. Masses are on the 2nd and 3rd Sundays at 1:00 PM. Confessions occur before the Sunday Mass. Inquiries may be written to Rev Francis E De Nardis Box 66 Montpelier Idaho.
Mrs Vera Atkinson and sons Keith and Kevin traveled to Ogden on Tuesday. Lila Atkinson returned home with them. The Bosworths visited in Oxford Thursday and traveled to Salt Lake City Friday visiting Grant Bosworths. E C Johnson of Ogden stayed with Ted Paskins. Oneida stake temple day was Monday with attendees including Malcolm Denton and Leone Kirby. Conference visits and slumber party events are noted among Atkinsons Kirbys Lyons and Paskins families including trips to Preston and Grace.
Preston FFA chapter members Miles Geddes Robert Bodily Kent Rawlings Jimmy Gilbert Brent Rawlings attended the state convention in Caldwell Idaho March 30 to April 1. Geddes won a Union Pacific Railroad scholarship Rawlings received a silver scrapbook award. Lyle Carpenter national FFA president spoke at the event. The group attended the banquet in Caldwell.
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