Henry Stampede Stockholders Elect Directors and Plan 1929 Show
The Henry Stampede and Stockmen’s Reunion held at the county courthouse elected eleven directors for the coming year with John Houtz as president and L K Bitton as vice president. C A Tyler of Livingston won a $350 billboard contract. Directors scheduled a June 22 meeting in Soda Springs to discuss show improvements as attendance is expected to rise for the August 8 9 10 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stampede
perm
corporation
L. K. Bitton
McConkie
Roscoe Rich
John Houtz
Budd Weaver
Gorton
Soda Springs
Girls organize Better Health Club for 4H baking
A group of 19 girls met at Mrs. Blanche Whitman’s home Wednesday afternoon to form the Better Health Club. Mrs. Whitman chosen leader, with Betty Minty as president, Joan Anderson vice president, Josephine Shelp secretary. plan includes a yearlong program of work and baking projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Whitman
Woodmen Camp Announces Big Woodman Class Adoption
Modern Woodmen camp in Pocatello invites all to a Saturday morning meeting June 8 at 8 o clock with a large breakfast. Transportation arrangements will be made by the clerk. Seek candidates and strong turnout for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Woolgrowers Hold Annual Meeting in Caribou
Members of the Caribou Woolgrowers Association and forest officers met in the city. Officers elected included J. C. Orme as President and J. T. Torgesen as secretary treasurer. The group represents 157 permittees with about 230000 sheep on Caribou forest. $12000 was spent on predatory animal work and other activities. Coyotes 975, wild cats 49, hawks 14, and wolves 9 were killed for bounties. Forage on higher ranges is later than usual, delaying sheep onto forest ranges by about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou Woolgrowers association
Caribou national forest
Montpelier
F.S.Moore
James B. Bruce
Grays Lake
Chas. A. Spackman
Soda Springs
Arthur Peterson
J. C. Orme
Idaho Falls
John 8. Houtz
Henry
J.T. Torgesen
Soda , Springs
R. C. Hich
Burley
J.B. Lau
B. W. Brown
Grantaville
Utah
Caribou
Local Marriage Licenses and Social Notes
Marriage licenses issued in Kemmerer Wyoming list Mason Greer and Dena Barnum wed here May 22. Daniel H. Owen and Elsie Brown from Rigby Idaho married in this city May 29. Karl A. King and Lila Oliver of Pocatello wed in Soda Springs May 31. Mr and Mrs Hugh Brady of Virginia Idaho visited friends in Soda Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Greer
Dena Barnum
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Daniel H. Owen
Elsie Brown
Rigby
Idaho
Karl A. King
Lila Oliiver
Pocatello
Soda Springs
Hugh Brady
Virginia
E. M. Bells
Jack Ferguson
Lava
Local Notes From Soda Springs and Surroundings
A Soda Springs area roundup reports visits to Pocatello towns, Memorial day and Decoration day outings, church events, a Ruth Book sermon at the Presbyterian chapel, a six weeks fox trot contest winners, and local residents traveling to Ogden Denver and Louisville for events. Notable names include Ruth Beattie, Elmer Wilgon, Ernest Wilgon, Maud Hayes, Leola Hayes, Paul Lewis, Frances Gagan, Rev. B K Terry, Rebecca and Odd Fellows, Leonard Marriott, Ronald Hawkes, Alva Whitehead, Duane Laljatin, Harry Peterson, Milton Horsley, Chauncy Frost, Dave Anderson, Henry Liebmann, Wor thing Panting, Wm Skinner, Max Shufeldt, Faunda Romero, Sirmen O Bybee, T. W. Horsley, Hortense Horsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wilgon
Ernest Wil‘gon
Maud
Leola ‘Hayes
Georgetown deer
Paul Lewis
Lara
McCammon
George and
Delmar Kunz
Soda Springs
Arthur Rizzi
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Inkom
Denver
BK. W. Terry
Presbyterian chapel
Rebeccas
Odd Fellows
Harry Peterson
Grace
fox troth
Meeks hall
Leonard Marriott
Soda
Ronvald Hawkes
Mias Alva Whitehead
Duane Lal- Jatin
fiarry Peterson
Paul Tipton
Chauncy Frost
Ogden
Henry Liebmann
Worthing Panting
Grays Lake
Josephine Rasmueser stend
Salts City
W. D. Taylor
H. F. Pickren
Pocatello
John Forman
Cleveland
city ranch
Anderson
San Francisco
Sylvia Sibbett
City
Criddle
little
Idaho Falls
Wm. H. Skinner
Cecil Pinder
Salt Lake
Max Shufeldt
Parco
Florence Smith
W. H. Davis
Trenton
Utah
Conda
Dougline Hickman
Castle Dale
Lois Williams
T. W. Horsley
Soda Springs Lions club
Caribou county assenior
Louisville
Kentucky
convention of
Lions clubs
Chauncy Frost Dies in Ogden Hospital
Chauncy Frost died this morning in an Ogden hospital from spinal meningitis after a sudden illness. He was taken home, grew worse, and was then moved to the hospital. Funeral arrangements are not yet known, with a probable obituary sketch to follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy Frost
Ogden
Fost
Mrs Geo Ellis Dies At Ranch Home
Word reached the city that Mrs George Ellis passed away at the family home south of town after years of failing health. She had just returned from California where she spent the winter with Mr Ellis. The funeral is set for Sunday at 12 30 p.m. at the L D church. obituary will be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ellis ar
Truck Turns Over Injuring No One on Ride Home
Last Friday night a International truck driven by Wayne Tucker left the highway near a railroad right-of-way, crashed into the fence, and rested on its side. Charles P. Tucker, Leon Norstrom, La Phone Harris and Lionel Bradley were aboard. two boys rode on the truck’s side. No injuries reported. minor damage to the vehicle.
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Alexander
Charles P. Tucker
tts
Wayne Tucker
Leon Norstrom
La Phone Harris
Lionel Bradley
Lost 500 Congressmen feature in The Chieftain
The new congressional directory lists 35 000 past lawmakers but 500 are labeled lost due to missing later life details. Elmo Scott Watson profiles this monumental work in the illustrated feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
The Chieftain
Idaho 4 H Club Meets and Plans Summer School
XK B EK division of the Idaho 4 H club met at Arline Tucker s home with Miss Tucker presiding. Venetta Johnson joined the group and summer meetings were planned including a July 24 27 Pocatello summer school. The next meeting is set for June 11 at Albertine de Schepper s home. Edge brothers of Spokane and Pocatello became new lessees of the Dallatin case establishment and vow to uphold its high standard under Jay Dallatin s management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho 4-H club
Arline Tucker
Miss Tucker
Anderson
Pocatello
Venetta Johnson
Albertine de Schepper
Edge brothers
Spokane
Dallatin
Jay Dallatin
Weed eradication meeting announced in Soda Springs
State commissioner J D Rensberg will visit Soda Springs on Saturday June 8 for a 2 30 pm meeting with farmers about weed eradication work and summer demonstrations. Attendees urged to come with neighbors to tackle troublesome weeds before they spread. The note also mentions Postmaster Ho mer Woodall recovering from arm infection and long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Rensberg
Soda Springs
J. M. C. ANDERSON
Train schedule adds daily through or flag stops
No. 6 leaves Soda at 6 50 A M reg stop No 20 leaves Soda at 9 05 PM reg stop No 18 leaves Soda at 7 20 PM flag stop No 126 leaves Soda 10 26 PM non stop It will be noted that one train daily each way has been added and that trains either go through or stop on flag Trains that stop on flag here will not stop at Alexander or Bancroft.
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Alexander
Bancroft
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ENRY STAMPEDE
WOOLGROWERS
Lindy and Bride
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Portes
Alfredo Ramos Martines
Kullo Porteseen
Lindbergh
Anos Morrow
QPreunre
WILLIAM
A. H. King
Pocatillo
Ruth Beattie
Boise
Dave Anderson
Goda
Milton Horsley
Mrs
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OGDEN HOSPITAL
GEO
ELLIS
XK. B. EK
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