Night of Music and Library Tales At Blackfoot
A report from Blackfoot highlights a Thurstey Morning Music Club event at Miss Loraine Coe Handel’s home, featuring Handel pieces and a hoped for high school harmony class and orchestra. The Blackfoot Free Library story hour drew 50 children ages 3 to 12 with The Story Telling Lady, and a Friday repeat is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurstey Morning Music Club
Loraine Coe Handel
Dubois Eulo—O
Haniel J. W. Wilson
Mina Hoover
Handel
Wilur Craig Paper
Tnstrumental
Handel Handel
Fred T. Dubois
Haniel
Blackfoot High
Ihs
Blackfoot
City Hall
Halloween Evening Social Attracts Many Guests
A festive Halloween evening featured music, dancing, and themed treats such as marghmelons and fruit dishes. Notable invitees included Miss Hoover, Miss Sample, Miss Tavey, and Miss Dunn among other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Sample
Tavey
Dil Dunn
Entertainments At Five Hundred Ench Party
The wing afternoon Whuinifred Biethan entertained a number of her friends at a ench party five hundred being the name played. The hansge aut porch was beautifully decorated in Golden glow and sweetpeas. Among the girls present were Misses Irene and G steve Rich, Marie and Geneviev lick, Marion Chubbuck, Phyllix Hoover, Mytle and Zelma Simos, Mary and Hing Capps, Olga Stevens, Pearl Quin trell, Lillian Sample, Constance Ki ney, Blanche Dunn and Ora Roser Exch of the girls received a favor who was a pretty little basket. After da refreshments were served the girls aparted for their homes.
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Whuinifred Biethan
Hansge Aut
Irene
G Steve Rich
Marie
Geneviev Lick
Marion Chubbuck
Phyllix Hoover
Mytle
Zelma Simos
Mary and Hing Capps
Olga Stevens
Pearl Quintrell
Lillian Sample
Constance Kiney
Picnic at City Park Hosted by the Barrers
Mr and Mrs Victor Barrer hosted a City Park picnic Tuesday evening in honor of Mr Barrers sisters inviting guests included Mrs Charles Cleaner Miss Bertha Barrer Roland Robbin Mr and Mrs Stanley Gadilie and Mr and Mrs Bus chanan The event featured a dainty luncheon and socializing among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Barrer
City Park
Mr. Barrer
Charles Cleaner
Misa Bertha Barrer
Roland Robbin
Stanley Gadilie
Mrs. Buschanan
Office Seeks the Man Philip RB Dance for Assessor
Philip RB Dance of Bingham County seeks a Republican nomination for Assessor. A practical farmer with clerical skill, he has served as a school trustee and kept books for local merchants. Supporters cite his education, fair valuations, and tactful treatment of taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip RB
Dance
Thomas
Bingham County
L. V. Club Entertainment Recalls Monday Gathering
L. V. Club entertained members with an evening of games and dancing. Members listed include Thomas Ramener David Neelan Port Arthur Morsel Lindsay Tharold Anderson and Lowell Holbrook.
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Bovie
L. V
Thomas Ramener
David Neelan
Port Arthur
Morsel Lindsay
Tharold Anderson
Lowell Holbrook
Bond to Pay Off Old Indebtedness in Bingham County
The County Commissioners of Bingham County Idaho met by adjournment and ordered the creation of a herd district after notice and public hearing. The district boundaries extend across townships 1N 34E and related ranges, prohibiting livestock from March to November. Adjournment set for September 11 to hear petitions for new school districts and remonstrances.
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Tange
C. Ke, Haynes, Et al
Jaon
Dow Williams Et al
A.B. McLwighlin
Pero Chrande
J. W. Lin
Pred Rice Et al
State of Idaho
Bingham
Board of County Commissioners
Bingham County
Idaho
J. G. Bond
Janes Christenen
Deine
Financier versus farmer over Idaho 400 acre farm
John Shull once Idaho Falls banker forced mortgage on A T Lawrence ranch in Shelley. Lawrences leased the property for a year, then rent owner seeks possession. Judge Cowan hears case with Attorney Lee for Lawrences and Man for financiers amid chatter of Shull’s reverses and Canadian tax impact.
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John Shull
A. T
Cowan
Lee
Lawrences
Idaho Falls
Joh Shitlionaire
Idaho
British Columbia
Kennedy and force to leave for Pocatello to lead new branch
Kennedy and the entire staff of N. F. Boyle hardware depart depart Sunday for Pocatello to permanently locate and take charge of the popular firm’s new branch. The Blackfoot retail department will be under L. C. Ruckwood’s clerical supervision.
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FH. Kennedy
N. F. Boyle
Pocatello
Tate
Blackfoot
L. C. Ruckwood
Mes Guheen Entertain August 21 Tea Invitation
A group from Blackfoot received invitations to a reception and tea hosted by Mrs. John Guheen of Pocatello wife of Judge Cubeen of the Afth district. The event honors Mrs. Drew W Standrod Jr an August bride.
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Blackfoot
John d. Guheen
Pocatello
Cubeen
Afth
Drew W. Standrod
Augustebride
Bingham County to consider $85,000 bond issue
The Bingham County Board of Commissioners convenes a special session at 10 a.m. September 8, 1916, in Blackfoot to decide on issuing negotiable coupon bonds to cover warrants. Bonds would be $1,000 each at up to six percent annual interest, with bids due from interested bidders. A 5 percent certified check is required with bids. the board reserves the right to reject all bids and stands adjourned to September 4, 1916.
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Sbiie
Bingham
Bingham County
Maho
J. G. Bond
James Christenson
John QC
Schmitt
Blackfoot
Jsuine
Wetion 13
Boise Meritian
Rumning
Said Township
Raige
Amid Township
Sail Township
Township
Boise
In Township
Section
Said
Board of County Commissioners
Maha
F. M, Fisher
BOND
The Range Cayuse Poem Book By Agnes Just Reid
Agnes Just Reid of Presto presents a twenty page poem book titled The Range Cayuse with a red and gold cover. It features nineteen original pieces including a tribute to Myx. A. dust, and honors the author’s historical ancestry. Hayes' book store carries the volume and it is expected to appeal to local readers familiar with the author.
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Agnes Just Reid
Presto
Yuse
Sile
Hayes
The Range Cayuse Ode to a Bearer of Endurance
The poem extols a range cayuse as best for travel beyond planes and cars. It praises the horse's endurance through rain or snow and its faithful, hardworking nature, contrasting it with other travel modes and recalling a cherished past. The speaker's heart aches for the old range cayuse while admiring its grit.
City Council Approves Paving and Citywide Levy Change
The city council adjourned meeting approved paving costs for intersections in the district funded by property owners citywide. Bridge Street property owners won approval to pave the rear alley of their business blocks. A 1 mill levy was set for 117. The council noted valuations rose from 1,826,000 to 1,867,796. NJ Thorstenberg bought a third interest in Blackfoot Real Estate and Auction Co and is active in his new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. N. West
NJ. Thorstenberg
Blackfoot Real Rstate and Auction Co
Hit New Votation
Sugar Factory Sites Identified Near Shelley
Last Monday the Hecler Sugar Co purchased John Lundgren’s ranch in the northern Shel ley suburbs to convert it into a factory site and construction is said to begin at once. The Utal Idaho Sugar Co has an option on Grant Hubbell’s farm south of Lowe for 26000 dollars.
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Hecler Sugar Co
John Lundgren
Shelley
Utal Idaho Sugar Co
Grant Hubbell
Lowe
Old Folks Reunion at Bathday Second Ward Church
The Old Folks Reunion will be held at Bathday September HS Second Ward Church with a short program followed by a meal. Attendees over sixty of all creeds and colors are invited to join the event and ride to the Orpheun Theater for the honored guests of the dascatt folks. Bishop Osmond Buxtana chairs the committee.
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Bathvday
Warlock
Haneh
Remeber
Reysylloss
Creed of Color
Osmond Buctana
Counnitte
School Election Sept 5 to Elect Two Trustees
A school election is scheduled for September 5 to elect two trustees replacing J H Early and J G Brown. Brown consents to serve again. Early declines after long service, with M Tubbell often named as Early's successor and hoped to be a good and loyal leader if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Early
J. G. Brown
Brown Hax
Early
Uni T
M. Tubbell
Blackfoot Triumphs Over All Star Team In Tight Game
A large crowd watched Blackfoot defeat the All Star team by 5 to 4 at Toetai ground Sunday. The local squad edged the star lineup featuring top players from leading clubs. Afterward, ball boys were treated to supper at the Idaho Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Toetai
Diamond
Suniday
All-Storm
Melxame
Ball Boys
Idaho
Women of Woodcraft Craft Picnic Draws Ladies
The Women of Woodcraft enjoyed a pleasant day at a craft picnic near town. Attendees traveled by auto, share tables of good foods, swam, played lawn games, and returned home satisfied. The event, praised for hospitality and surroundings, is highlighted as a beneficial annual gathering. The Lavtion Aid of the M E Church will open a lunch booth at the Fair on Judicial Street to support the fete.
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Marthe Livogne
Sone of the
Laroque
M.E. Church
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Elizabeth Dubois
Grace Peck
Fatherine DeKay
Genevieve Millick
Verosity
Det Oomockie
Messrs Boyle
Tuohy
Arthur
Holbrook
Kenedy
DeKay
North Main St
Anderson & Sons Company, Ltd
Blackfoot, Idaho
E. L. Anderson
L. V. Club
Financier
Mes Guheen
Boul
Cayuse
Sselley
OLD Folks
Orpheum Theatre
Fox
Wm. Farnum
Newport
D. W. Standrod & Co
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