Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-08-22
EASTERN IDAHO EDITORS
GATHER AT FISH HAVEN
Pencil PusherS Enjoy Themselves for Day and
Half on the Shores Bear Lake, Pen Picture
Of This Beauty Spot as Drawn by [.
Bush Livermore of Pocatello.

exhibits be wishes from the various
sections of the state.
The site selected for the Idaho
building is one of the very best on
the exposition grounds. The build-
ing as planned will cost s25, ,ooC.
Major Reeds talk was greatly APP
preciated, and all who heard il de-
clared that he is working along the
lines which will bring the best pos
sible results and that when the ex-
position is over, no one Will have
occasion to find fault with the Ida
ho exhibit or charge that single
dollar was expended foolishly.
Monday morning after another
delightful ride on the lake in
Stocks Bros launch, the visitors
we're brought to Montpelier in au-
tos, and left on No. II for their re-
spective homes.
That the club members heartily
enjoyed their visit to Bear Lake, is
evidenced by the following resolu-
tions which were drafted by Messrs.
Lisle, Dewitt and Cook, and unan-
imously adopted at an improptu
meeting held after their arrival in
Montpelier Monday afternoon:
We, your committee, beg leave to
submit the following resolutions to
the club in pursuance of our duty as
committee on resolutions at the
Paris-Montpelier meeting Of the club
August l7-1s, 1913:
We believe we voice the unani-
nous opinion of all the members in
attendance, that never in the seven
years history of the club has there
been given a more royal hospitality
to our association. Individually and
collectively, by municipality and by
community, the utmost courtesy has
been extended us, and We have none
but good words and thoughts, with
out alloy of accident or design for the
good people who have been our hosts
on this occasion. Their favor has
been matched only by the weather,
and the magnificent scenic, social
, and business conditions which have
marked our visit as an epoch in oui
club history To many of the elut
members, this visit to Bear Lake was
a revelation of line of resources In
Idaho that we had not before known
. of; and 1t is a duty, as well as 9
pleasure, for this club to say thai
this visit to Bear Lake and its en-
virons is one whose memory we shal
continue to cherish, as of a country
and a people whose praises we shoulc
e recount to all those who appreciai,
the better things of life and human
E ity.
To w. r. Holmes of Paris, is du,
much of the credit for making thi
e visit the conspicuous success whicl
has attended it from the first mo
ment until the last. Mr.. Holmes, a
a member of the press club, but ia
more as an enterprising booster 70
his community, and as host who's
e hospitality and courtesy in behalf o
h his guests knows no bounds, is for
q ever the creditor for every membe
of the club who attended this meet
ing. And in his efforts to make thi
meeting a success, he was most abb
d assisted by G. E. Wright of Montpel
= ier, whose services in securing auto
\ mobiles for one of the most deligh
ful automobile rides in the intei
mountain country. are everlastingl
y appreciated by the club.
D. To the good people of Paris, VIII
!" gave such royal reception to th
= visiting club, your committee wisht
to express the heartfelt gratitude +,
the club. sThe royal banquet tent
70 cred, the eveing program, and II
Of many appreciative cOnrtesies, are r
ts cognized as the finest of good fellow
,f ship.
:, OF the many good, new friends
whom the club is especially indebte
G. 1t is a pleasure to name Stocks Brot
Or ers of Fish Haven. whose courtesi
re for two days of the most delight
in boating on Bear Lake are most heal
lily appreciated; the courtesies of i
Anderson of the Bear Lake Fl
IN Springs, who has opened the eyes
IL the club members to resources, al
az to genial and personalities of whi
,;s the state of Idaho needs only
know to be proud of one and all
them. Aud to ali our friends. nam
no and unnamed, we extend our b,
wishes and thanks for their frier
Ia ship and favor.
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