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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
16
Franklin and Weston families joined extended kin for visits, hunts, and socials as Farold shone at State Normal homecoming. Deer season opened with Darrel Handy first Franklin hunter. many residents hosted meals, dances, and club events amid rapid travel and hospital visits.
Mapleson Mr and Mrs Joseph Warner of Logan visited Mrs Calma Long and Mr and Mrs George Porter and family last Sunday. Lee Jones of Preston and Clarence Owen and baby of Glendale attended dinner at John R Gregorys. L M Wright and son Dean visit California for a few weeks. Missionary dance of Mervin Shap in Preston drew Bishop and Mrs Harry Knapp Anona Larsen George Porter and Coradean Porter. Cpl Woodward Porter, home from 20 months service, returned to his parents in Lewiston Utah last Wednesday. George Porter and children dined with Walter Taggart in Lewiston Utah. Carl and Howard Glover and families visited Lewiston Utah.
Mrs Florence Perry and son Keith of Preston spent Tuesday with Verda Nelson. Thomas Spackman of Tremonton Utah was on business in the community. A quilting gathering occurred at Leota Owens home with attendees Eulalia Larsen Alice Auger Ada Webster Donny Webster Cecelia Petterberg Terinie Owen Chrissie Owen Emma Auger Zetta Auger. Carma Long of Mapleton visited her parents Fred and Mrs Wanner. Mrs Clarence Owen left the hospital with a new baby and stayed with her parents John Gregory in Mapleton. Veley Auger and Reed Housley families hosted weekend visits in Dayton.
Dayton Sylvan Archibald spent part of last week in Boise. Mr and Mrs Arden Griffith hosted guests Friday Oct 18 including Lena Helra Kenneth and Lester Malleck from Nebraska. Ward officers attended union meeting at Preston where Harold Galloway Ray Archibald and Kendell Balls were released as stake missionaries after two and a half years of service.
Public auction at Preston Idaho courthouse 2 00 PM for 80 acre tract S S W H Sec 15 Two 16 S Age 40 E B M with water rights ditch canal rights and approved improvements including a house and barn. Price 5000 with one tenth down and four percent interest on balance four yearly installments. Be subject to prior rights and allowances. payment due day of sale.
By order of the State Board of Land Commissioners and the Strongarm Reservoir Irrigation District a special assessment of 1000 per share is due and delinquent November 1 1946 a regular assessment of 150 per acre for maintenance and operation will be called next spring another regular assessment of 200 per acre to pay interest and principal of bonds with first half due and delinquent December 1946 payments accepted at the undersigned residence dated October 7 1946 Gustave C Hedin Secretary
The State of Idaho sends greetings to defendants in Franklin County. Joseph S. McCann sues Thomas B. Heller Mary Heller and numerous heirs to quiet title on real estate described starting 612.08 feet east and 49.5 feet north of the southeast corner of the southeast quarter section 22 15S 39E Boise Meridian. Defendants must answer within twenty days. otherwise judgment by default. Witness CL Swenson Clerk. Deputy Sarah Meyers. Condie attorney for plaintiff Preston Idaho. October 1, 1946.
Secretary of State certifies true copies of questions to be voted on November 5 1946 in Idaho General Election. Proposals from House Joint Resolution No 8 Senate Joint Resolution Nos 3 and 4 and House Joint Resolution 1 adopted during the twenty-eighth Idaho Legislature. Boise date July 29 1946.
A constitutional amendment measure requires voters to mark an X in one square to indicate yes or no. The ballot text asks voters to approve changes to Section II of Article I of the Idaho Constitution, outlining the proposed modification and its implications.
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