Appeal to fair exhibitors for county show success
The Fair directors have raised premiums and added prizes to farm and garden exhibits and stock classes, with Gate City Band music in Blackfoot. They urge Bingham county farmers to bring or ship their best exhibits to showcase local produce to daily visiting autos and Yellowstone travelers, aiming to boost the fair beyond prior years.
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Gate City
Blackfoot
Bingham County
United States
Yellowstone Park
Aup
Stake Conference Set for August 1916 in Blackfoot Area
The Blackfoot Stake holds its regular quarterly conference on Saturday and Sunday, August 19 and 20, 1916. Sessions occur in Mona on Saturday at 10 AM and in Blackfoot on Sunday with ward meetings, Relief Society, YMLI, Primary, and a stake-wide program. High Council meets Friday August 18 in Blackfoot. Stake leaders urge full attendance and a cordial welcome to the public.
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Blackfoot
Mona
Moreland Ward
E Briegthrood
Tie Vin We Brethie
Moreland
Ute Relief Society
Ward
ux _folle
Eomn
High Council
Blackfoot Second Ward
Trix
Duckworth
Ro. C. Rich
Sar Davis
Sama's Band To Play At Blackfoot Fair Four Day Event
Sama's band engaged to perform at the Blackfoot Fair starting the 29th for four days. The group aims to provide the Grove City natives with proper cubticle in the harmony line as social outreach.
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Sama
Grove City
Tavey Heard From First Monday in Plymouth Hall Visit
A mailed note from H C Tavey manager of the Brown Hart store praises quality and quantity in this region. He mentions sending remarks about Pilgrim's Hall in Plymouth Massachusetts and references a first Monday communication.
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H.C. Tavey
Brown-Hart
Ivtaho
Pilgrim's Hall
Plymouth
Mass
Paying Contractors Get Extension of Time
City council held a regular meeting with Mayor Veek presiding. Directors of the Southern Idaho Fair Association sought financial aid for the coming fair. Motion to extend the usual 250 dollar donation and relieve conveyance costs was approved. Discussion covered sidewalk construction, alley paving, and removal of a building by Blackfoot Building Co. The Blackfoot Water Co bill was allowed. Cemetery pump maintenance and street nuisances were addressed and investigated. Police were instructed to pursue investigations of suspicious houses and alleged vice districts. A municipal water supply prospect was discussed with inspection ordered. Fire trap nuisance near Bon Ton abated. Paving Co extended to Sept 15. Night patrol officer granted leave. City trustees to audit books and set the tax levy.
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Messrs
Jones Duckworth
Herman Stuttlebean
Southern Idaho Pair Association
Commeil
Berryman
Passenge
Ing Co
Blackfoot Water Co
Boyle
Vial
DeKay
Y Anil
Wight Mae
Temp Hopkins
Taelinn
Danthe
Enal
Sail Wat
D. IL. Brethan
A Uire Paving Co
Eit
Trowbar
Ariel Iui
Lieutenant Henderson 18 Promoted in Nogales Transfer
Nogales Arizona August 7 John T Henderson was transferred to regulars Saturday and assigned to the twelfth United States Infantry. Previously he served as second lieutenant of the machine gun company with the second battalion, area advertiser notes the promotion and reassignment. For sale good orchard unitelle city in the southwest. Gand terms. Price real estate.
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Nogales
Ariz
John T. Henderson
Twelfth
United States Infantry
Toho
Sudan Grabs a Success in Buslan Grass Sample
W. A. Rewards, a notable farmer from Springfield, visited Blackfoot with a tall five foot Buslan grass sample sown last June. He says it will be the coming hay and should be examined by local farmers at the upcoming fair to benefit them. the Gayen seeds sent the cattle feed.
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Springfeld
Blackfoot
Frank
Delightful Musicales at Mrs Ellyridge Home
A Thursday Morning Moxie club program under Mrs Pred 7 Dubois featured piano solos by Elizabeth Dubois and Millick, a demonstration on harmony, and a recital of Bach and Mozart pieces. Members discussed Handel to Mozart foundations, with Miss Peck and Miss Millick praised for performances as plans to depart for the East arise.
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Moxie Cin Toler
Pred
Cis
Bach
Mary Capps
Hermes
Winnafred Brethan
Handel
Haydn
Glick
Hach
Beethoven
Mozart
Lortine Pavey
Ora Rogers
Wrod ‘T. Dubois
Minsiey
Maz
Mik
Perk
Phe
Peck
Interurban Stock Sales Promised In Blackfoot City
Moca tello Praction Interurban Railway stock promotion visits Blackfoot City with plans to build a line to Ashtin. Officials expect strong local interest and are arranging interviews with about twenty stockholders as the route through Taylor Street is explored.
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PG. Johnston
M. Capps
Tharistas
Taylor Street
Josma
Only One Gam BlER Convicted
The State versus O Campbell, Jones, Jess Sutton and Chis Cummings, involved in gambling, ended Monday. Campbell and Sutton were found guilty after Cummings turned state's evidence. Campbell received thirty days in county jail and a $500 bond was posted. Sutton may appeal. lawyers included Red Pegert and Dude Anderson.
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O. Campbell
Jones
Jess Sutton
Chis Cummings
Cummings
Campbell
Sutton
Campbel
Ball
Camphatt
All County
Frank Brows
Brown
Suretius
Dee Red
Pegert
Dude Anderson
Matrimonial Case Involving Hazel Strachen and Husband
Hazel Strachen seeks divorce on incompatibility temper brutality and jealousy. She accuses her husband of assaulting her and harming their only child custody alimony and property matters, with the husband a reputed fireman on the Miteleig beat. The district court is expected to hear the case as OM. Stevens of Mocntello is cited in the action.
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Hazel Strachen
Othel
Weis
OM. Stevens
Mocntello
Social Dance Aid Benefit by First Ward L. 2D. Be Church
The First Ward of the L. D. D. Be Church held a social dance at the Tro Whees Hall on Thursday evening with Barrer’s orchestra. The hall was prettily decorated with flowers and heath, a panel was served during the evening, and about sixty dollars was cleared for church benefit.
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L. 2D. Be
Barrer
Hospital News Morning Updates From Local Clinic
Morning hospital notes report Ly tyeard son of Bishop sa underwent a ruptured appendix operation with stable condition. Mrs. Pritkey of Maher was operated on for blood poisoning in one foot. Jatin Watson remains hospitalized with blood poisoning in both feet.
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Bishop Sa
Battery case at Springfelt hearing and aid booth
Sheriff Simmons and County Attorney Adair travel to Springfelt to inform the court in the State vs Jol Mate Pherson charged with battery upon the Bishop Wart. Attorney Dickinson and the Lawlies Aid of MB will attend. A hobby booth will operate at Main and Paeitie during the event, with patrons invited for two days.
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Simmons
Adair
Springfelt
Jol Mate Pherson
Dickinson
Lawlies
MB. Chine
Cormee
Paeitie
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