Call Family Reunion Honors Ancestors in Utah
A Call family reunion drew hundreds from Wyoming Utah and Idaho to a L D S church gathering in Beautiful Utah and a noon banquet at a local high school. The event traced the family lineage from England to Massachusetts to Utah with Cyril Call arriving in 1851 and descendent attendance listed from many Utah towns and Idaho. Performances included solos and instrumentals by local artists, with Mrs Is on the Life of TL use and Beethoven pieces, and patronesses named for the club.
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Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
L. D
America
Unlchusetts
Mass
Jon
Cyril Call
Cally
Reunio Israel
Beautiful
Joseph Burgenson
Lewiston
Chet V. Call
Sidn Call
Tra Callynna
Jane Cally
Punnie Cally
Lamont I. Call
Chesterfield
Slihe
Elbert Ve Call
Blackfoot
Lamas Call
Annie L. Call
Weltha Call
Emerson Call
Delile Call
la Mar Call
Ardith Call
Salt Lake City
Leona Call Miller
Lawrence Milley
Farmington
Willard Carr
Bountiful
Annie G. Carr
Gallard Carr
la View Care
Lamont Carr
Cecil Carr
Sylvia
Joseph Eliza Nelson
Uitah
John Stewart
Ester Ste Family
Provo
Charles Mary Cull
Bench
Tahoe
O. J. Call
Heber
Margaret Morris
American Falls
Della Call
Rosa K. Call
Alice J. Call
Lorna Call
Ella Cook
Cella Cook
Josiennetta Cook
Peadora Cook
A.V. Call
Sta
J. H. Call
Tsabet Call
Margaret A. Call
Sarah J. Call
Amy Call
Mary Call
Lois Hale
Lucy Ormond
Trene Allred
Leone Call
Ghuly Call
Truman Call
Elsie Hale
Chas. B. Call
Horace A. Call
Leona Call
F. W. Call
Mary V. Cll
Alice Bagley
Lucile White
Barlow Osmond
Joxeine Allred
Cecil Call
Worth Call
Era Call
Alice Burton
Lila Burton
Faith Call
Rigby Star
Call
Messamex
Anderson
P. J. Williams
W. Ww. Thatcher
Mia. Lamont Tolman
Riverside
Albert Call
Wapello
I, I
Thursday Morning Music Club Enjoys Musical Program
The Thursday Morning Music Club met with members and guests for a musical program. Local artist Fred T. Dubois from Lake City performed, providing entertainment and a light social gathering afterward.
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Fred T. Dubois
Isses Howard
Lake City
Blackfoot Auto Party Feeds Local Night of Dancing
A merry gathering of young people filled Whittlesey's Buick and White's Hudson on Thursday evening as they traveled to Blackfoot for a dancing party hosted by Mrs. Hazel Hammermaster at her Smith ranch home two miles outside the town. Exquisite red roses adorned the rooms and the party lasted late into the night with twenty four local youths also attending, including Misses Whittlesey Mable Ree MIME and Rebe from Pocatello.
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Whittlesey
White
Blackfoot
Hazel Hammermaster
Smith Ranch
Pocatello
Mable
Ree
Rebe
Farm House Party At Haynes Farm Near Blackfoot
On a Saturday evening about thirty friends gathered at the farm home of Mr and Mrs C B Haynes northwest of Blackfoot to surprise Misses Ninora and Ruby Trullinger. Dancing featured the evening with Rudolph Tressl providing music and a three course luncheon served at midnight. The Trullinger sisters from Milinois are visiting and had recently returned from Albion Tao where they studied at the State Normal School Miss Nora studied domestic science and Miss Ruby English.
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C. B Haynes
Blackfoot
Ninora
Ruby Trullinger
Rudolph Tressl
Trullinger
Milinois
Haynex
Albion
Tao
Pleasant Dance Honors Out‑of‑Town Guests at Knights Hall
Mrs D Orr Poynter hosted an informal Friday night dance at the Knights of Pythias hall to honor house guests Miss Maree Heagany of Saginaw Michigan Katherine Brennan and Helen Davis of Montpelier Tahoe. Guests included Misses Marie and Helen Howard Salt Lake City Miriam Brooks Pocatello Dorothy Pope Lathrop Mix Wouri Mestra James Summerfield William Johnson Chattanooga Tennessee Robert Bucknum Chicago and John Keltix Anaconda Montana.
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D Orr Poynter
Knights of Pythias Hall
Maree Heagany
Saginaw
Michigan
Katherine Brennan
Helen Davis
Montpelier
Taho
Marie
Helen Howard
Salt Lake City
Miriam Brooks
Pocatello
Dorothy Pope
Lathrop
Mixwouri
Tournament Decides Tennis Champions At Asylum Court
The Monday tennis tournament at the Asylum court crowned champions Misa Genevieve Millick and Mark Tuohy. A silver cup gift from Mia John G. Brown was presented to each winner as spectators praised the final match and noted excellent play by the contestants.
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Asylum Tennis Court
Mia
John G. Brown
Misa
Genevieve Millick
Mark Tuohy
Bee Hive Girls Meet for Camping Trip Departure
The Senior Bee Hive Girls gathered at F. Parkinson's home while the Junior Girls met at Mrs. M. P. Ipsen's. The Junior group from the second ward left for a weeklong camping trip led by Mrs. James Duckworth, with Mr. Parish driving them to the hills.
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F. (. Parkinson
M. P. Ipsen
James Duckworth
Parish
Dance Night Promises Fun for Blackfoot Club Members
The Blackfoot Club hosts an initial dance event for its jovially inclined colored folk neighbors, inviting members to celebrate with music and socializing.
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Blackfoot Club
Anthony Club to Premier Dance at Buffeane Hall
The Anthony Club announces a premiere dance at Buffeane Hall on the evening of Thursday August 17. The club invites everyone to attend and enjoy themselves.
Eastern Stars Initiate Mrs. Brokaw and Miss Quantrell
The Eastern Stars initiated Mrs. J. B. Brokaw and Miss Pearl Quantrell last Wednesday with sherbet and cakes. They will not meet again until September. Francis Jenkins, Moscow Masonic grandmaster, will visit Grove City Lodge No. ? this evening, with refreshments served.
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J. B. Brokaw
Pearl Quantrell
Francis Jenkins
Moscow
Grove City Lodge No
Dinner Party Honors Mrs John G Brown’s Three Neph ews
Mrs Fred T Dubois hosted a dinner at her South Main Street home Sunday evening in honor of Mrs John G Brown’s three nephews. Attending were Mr and Mrs Hoover and daughter Phyllis, Mrs John G Brown with Summerfield and William Johnston.
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Fred T. Dubois
South Main Street
John G. Brown
Hoover
Phyllis
Summerfield
William Johnston
Entertains Friends at Oak Street Home
Miss Ruby Hilliard hosted a small gathering last Thursday evening with guests Miss Lyla Liljen quist Myrtle Steffeson Jack Cheehe and Nathan Cobb. Dainty cool refreshments followed before the party dispersed.
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Ruby Hilliard
Oak Street
Lyla Liljenquist
Myrtle Steffeson
Jack Cheehe
Nathan Cobb
School District 8 bid notice and Idaho bond sale details
Notice from Independent School District No. 8 clerk L Archer announces bids for driving wagons on routes 1 through 5 on August 14 1916. Also public sale notice for School District No. 7 Bingham County Idaho of 3000 in negotiable bonds to enlarge a schoolhouse with sale at 1 PM September 2 1916. Bonds bear 6 percent semiannual interest and mature in 20 years. Record lists bid conditions and delivery, with multiple notices including estray sale and local news briefs.
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Clerk of Independent School District No. 8
Independent School District NO. 8
L. Archer
Bingham County
Idaho
Bingham
Pope
Blackfoot
Chase National Bank
City of New York
State of New York
U.S. A
School House
Wapello
Board of Trustees
Louis Anderson
Foreclosure Sale By Sheriff in Idaho County
Public notice of sheriff sale in Bingham County Idaho follows a 1916 judgment against Albert E Blair Ruth O Blair for 3432.05 dollars plus costs. Sale July 26 1916 front courthouse steps to satisfy debt. property lies along section 25 Township 1 South Range 36 East bounded by Snake River and slough totaling 61.47 acres. Sheriff A H Simmons notified by deputy I Thompson with publications from July 27 to August 17, 1916.
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Alex Younie
Albert B. Blair
Ruth C. Blair
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
County of
Bingham
Idaho
Albert E. Blair
Ruth O. Blair
United States
Bingham County
Tdaho
Snake River
A. H. Simmons
I. Thompson
Sherif
Sheriff Sale of Estray Animals Near Taber Idaho
The sheriff of Bingham County Idaho will sell at public auction at Dr. Frank Evans farm near Taber on September 1 1916 at 1 PM the estray animals including a 10 year old day mare with a white left hind foot and a young unbranded colt branded on the left shoulder with a G upside down and a bay horse with white fore feet and white left hind foot branded SC on the left hind hip.
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Bingham County
D. J. Brennan
Firth
M. Mecham
Frank Evans
Taber
Idaho
A. H. Simmons
Slumber Party At Winifred Brethan’s Home
Miss Winifred Brethan hosted a slumber party at her North University Avenue residence last Tuesday evening. Guests included Rhea Drollinger Opal Holbrook Gladys Johnston Edna Barker and Iris Stone.
Ax You Sow So Shall Ye Reap Lecture Night
Next Sunday at the Blackfoot First Ward Meeting House Arthur Manwar ing will deliver a lecture on Ax You Sow So Shall Ye Reap After the sure Miss Maria Millick will render piano solo and Earl Miller a vocal solo Everybody invited.
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Blackfoot First Ward
Arthur Manwaring
Maria Millick
Earl Miller
Additional Locals Visit Idaho and Idaho incident
Lily Unser visited Idaho while Emily Whittlesey of Potatello spent the first of the week here with her sister Mrs. L B Dustin. R G Fleming the Egg Preserver inventor is suffering from an infected hand wound and required an operation to remove the item.
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Emily Whittlesey
Potatello
L. B. Dustin
R. G. Fleming
Probate Notice in Idaho Estate of Joseph Geoghegan
In the Probate Court of Bingham County Idaho, executrix Elizabeth G Geoghegan gives creditors ten months from first publication to present claims with vouchers. Claims must be exhibited at 45 Standrrd Bank Building Blackfoot Idaho, her chosen business address for estate matters. Dated and first published July 20 1916 Blackfoot Idaho. First portion July 20 Last insertion August 17
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Bingham
Idaho
Joseph Geoghegan
Joseph. Geoghegan
Butte
Standrrd Bank
Blackfoot
Elizabeth G. Geoghegan
Iiaho
A. D
Warrants of Blackfoot City to be paid at First National Bank
Notice lists warrants from Cemetery Fund numbers 317 to 941 and Sewer Fund numbers 35 MRS and 36 to 4, for Blackfoot City. Deputy Treasurer B F Pennington dated July 18 1916 announces first publication July 27 and last publication August.
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Blackfoot
Taha
First National Bank
Citerry
B. F. Pennington
Ang, al
Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting Lead Belt Mining Co Idaho
In Idaho the Lead Belt Mining Company calls a stockholders meeting for August 25 1916 at 2 PM in Pocatello Bannock County to consider increasing directors to five and to transact other business. H A Crump and B Wheeler jam. Secretary.
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Lead Belt Mining Company
Dietrich Block
Pocatello
Idaho
Yellowstone Park Excursions Promoted by Hotels and Agency
Travel notices advertise Yellowstone Park trips in mid August from Hotel Roots on August 12 and via Wylie Way on August 14. Booking agent lists details and pricing through local offices.
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Yellowstone Park
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