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The Montpelier Examiner, August 13, 1909


RAYMOND

 Grant Raymond a former resident of Raymond, died at Kaysville last week. G H Hall and F C Evans were down to the funeral.  Three of his children are now living with their sister there.
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GENEVA

 Mr. Greenwald and his partner of Ogden passed through here this week looking for beef cattle.  However, as ranchers in this valley have not rounded up their cattle yet, they have none for sale.  Several hundred head were purchased at Star Valley by the Ogden men which they will trail along the Idaho state line until they reach Utah; so as to avoid the Bear Lake County stock quarantine.
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On account of the recent heavy storms, the Thomas Fork Creek has been muddy the past three weeks.
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There were no meetings in Sunday School last Sunday owing to the fact that most of the Germans were at the Bear Lake metropolis.
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FISH HAVEN

During an electrical storm at Fish Haven last Saturday evening, lightening struck a tree within 50 feet of the tents of several campers.  Although no damage was done further than shattering the tree, the occupants of the tens were badly frightened.

 

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