Kills Her Brother in Springfield Accident
A distressing accident at a Springfield hatchery occurred Saturday night when a woman placed a revolver on a dresser and her young daughter seized it. The gun fired as the boy, the family’s only son, played with a toy pistol, wounding him in the arm and abdomen. He died at Blackfoot after urgent efforts. The father, George Isaacs, managed the hatchery and the family grieves this tragedy.
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Springfield
Finh
George Isaacs
Mr. Isaacs
Blackfoot
Here
Denies the Journalistic Allegation
Harry Helden an Idaho Falls attorney was in Blackfoot on legal business with a gentleman. Kip, proud of his status as Southeastern Idaho’s leading criminal lawyer, rejects the claim that he identified with the Idaho Falls daily paper whose current troubles have harmed the city’s reputation.
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Harry Helden
Tdaho Falls
Blackfoot
Kip
Tdlaho Falls
Tat
Idaho Falls
Beautiful hand painted china offered at attractive prices
Hand painted china advertised with affordable prices from Backet Store.
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Backet
New Official Officers Elected by Esther Chapter No 14
Esther Chapter No 14 elects officers for the year including Mrs Ed ward Thoreson as worthy matron and C F Hendry as worthy patron Carlyle roles listed with Edwards Var ley Simons Jones Pearson Jones appointed. installation set for Wednesday January 3 with refreshments served at the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thoreson
C. F. Hendry
Wm. Varley
Edith Simons
Percy Jones
Earnest Pearson
New Mercantile Company Formed in Blackfoot
A new Kinney Mercantile venture will launch at the start of the year in Blackfoot on the site of the former Kinney Mercantile. It will be incorporated for 30000 dollars with A. D. Quantrell as president, R. L. Archer as secretary and treasurer, and Harry Kinney as manager.
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Kinney Mercantile Company
Blackfoot
A. D. Quantrell
R. L. Archer
Harry Kinney
Parent-Teacher Meeting At High School Auditorium
Tomorrow night at the high school auditorium at o o clock the Parent Teacher meeting will be interesting and instructive Superintendent W D Vincent will give a special lecture on the Next Generation piano and violin music provided by pupils of Professor Oefford Clive expect a large attendance
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W. D. Vincent
Oefford Clive
Smith's Bakery Co. Rd Candies Advertised Clean and Fresh
Mrs Campbell's candies are described as strictly sanitary pure and fresh. The ad invites customers to try them at Smith's Bakery Company Road location.
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Campbell
Smith's Bakery Co
Death of Prominent Idaho Citizen Samuel J. Rich
Samuel J. Rich, longtime Idaho public figure and former immigration commissioner under Governor Hawley, died in Los Angeles after a heart illness. Born 1860 in Centerville Utah, he practiced law, farmed, and led in Democratic circles. he leaves a wife, mother, four sons, three daughters, and a notable Idaho legacy.
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Samuel J. Rich
Idaho
Los Angeles
Rich
Hawley
Apostle C. C. Rich
Bear Lake Country
Ben Rich
California
Mra
Grover
Walker
Roscoe
Elwood
Mr. Rich
Centerville
Utah
Bear Lake County
Nevada
Provo
Blackfoot
Boise
Sundquist Dies After Kerosene Fire
Mrs Emil Sundquist formerly Miss Gertrude Welsh died after burns from a kerosene stove accident last Sunday. Her remains were sent to Elliott Iowa where her parents reside. She was a former popular teacher in the area and married Emil Sundquist last spring. Rev Jewell of Maho Falls officiated at the funeral with both sets of parents present.
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Mra
Emil Sundquist
Elliott
Iowa
Deceaved
Gertrude Welsh
Rev
Jewell
Maho
Installation of Officers at Hrove City Lodge No. 1
Hrove City Lodge No. 1 AL FL & A.M. held an installation on the 5th inst led by grand lecturer W. B. Goodheart. Officers installed include W. B. Brokaw as worshipful master H. B. Snodgrass senior warden Howard Henderson junior warden CG. V. Fisher treasurer Earnest Peifer imm Wm. Varley junior deacon H. W. Gurtis chaplain Lee Moyer senior steward Rex Dunlap junior steward W. L. Hawley tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrove City Lodge
AL FL & A.M
W. B. Goodheart
W. B. Brokaw
H. B. Snodgrass
Howard Henderson
CG. V. Fisher
Earnest Peier
Immo
Wm. Varley
H.W. Gurtis
Cha
Trade for mares and foals at Hesse yard
Mares for trade including 15 healthy young mares with foal from an imported Percheron. Trade offers for mares not in foal or ready for work. View at Hesse feed yard. Prompt arrival requested by H. B. Nielben. The local insane asylum advertises for supplies in this issue.
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Hesse
H. B. Nielben
Insane Asylum
Electric line is assured to advance from Preston to Ashton
Officials report progress on promoting an electric railroad from Preston to Ashton with a route survey planned and construction hoped for next year. Mr. Musser cites bonding houses showing interest in purchasing bonds as financials strengthen. The company aims to raise stock subscriptions of 100 per shareholder to fund preliminary work and bond placement, with current stockholders including leading bankers and merchants.
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Preston
Ashton
Musser
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Snake River
Bettter
Tinoshu Utah
Orem-Bambeyer
Prince Ns
Mer
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Janae
New Mercantile Company
The
First National Bank
First Ward
Buchanan
Jax. Duckworth
L. R. Thomas
Peterson
P. G Johnston
Ed. Pugmire
Elka Lodge
Judge Cowan
F.C. Christ
IL. D. McCashman
Jas. Martin
Mareun Mester
Roy
Frank DeKay
Harry Berryman
Samuel Rich
Sixth Judicial District
Samuel J, Rich
Mes
Sundquist
Standrod & Co
D. W. Standrod & Co
Orpheum Theatres’ Forrest. Taylor CO
Maggie Pepper
A Batchelor
Dustin
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