Knights Make Merry Xmas Distribution Aids 23 Families
The K P lodge distributed groceries clothing coal and toys valued over 300 to 23 needy families in the K P hall. Volunteers delivered goods with contributions from Pearson Co Biethnu Rowles Mack Alexander Blackfoot Milling Co and E M Hubbell. The article urges lasting help beyond temporary aid to prevent renewed hardship.
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K. P. Hall
K. P. Lodge
J. A. Martin
W. W. Davia
Pearson& Co
Biethnu
Rowles & Mack
Alexander, Blackfoot ,Milling Co
E. M. Hubbell
Athenian Lodge 44 Thanks Helpers For Christmas Fund
Athenian Lodge No 44 K of P expresses gratitude for generous contributions to its Christmas fund. Each cent helped uplift those who would have faced a dreary Christmas without the timely aid.
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Athenian Lodge No. 44
K. of P
Blackfoot Boy Harold Anderson Dies in Hospital
Harold Anderson 12 son of W Anderson of Blackfoot died in a local hospital yesterday. His body was shipped to Blackfoot Idaho Falls Post reports.
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Harold Anderson
W. Anderson
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
DeKay Begins Duties as New Idaho Penitentiary Warden
Frank EK DeKay of Blackfoot visits the state penitentiary administration building to learn routines before taking charge early next year. Warden John W. Snook to assist, with T J Stroude of Lemhi County named as new deputy. Guard appointments expected before year end as resignations are reconsidered.
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Frank Ek, DeKay
Blackfoot
State Penitentiary
Pricon
John W. Snook
T. J. Stroude
Lemhi County
Maiden
DeKay
Local horse buyer Kennedy to purchase stock this week
E M Kennedy announces in this issue he will be in town for a week then Challis next week to buy horses. He offers high prices and urges horsemen to sell locally rather than to unknown buyers, promising better terms for the seller.
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E. M. Kennedy
Challis
Mr. Kennedy
Miss Evelyn Boyd Visits Southern California Products Exhibit
Miss Evelyn Boyd of Pocatello visits the big free public exhibit in Los Angeles hosted by the chamber of commerce. She attends lectures moving pictures and a concert as part of the daily program. Boyd plans to visit the Panama California International Exposition in San Diego, which will stay open year round.
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Evelyn Boyd
Pocatello
Southern California
Los Angeles
Katerndahl Family Tragedy Reported in Chicago Visit
Attorney Katerndahl learned his father had died as he traveled from Idaho Falls after being summoned to his old Chicago home. He says his father expired before he could reach the bedside, and plans to return with his mother. He expects to resume business in Dubois next Monday.
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Katerndahl
Chicago
Idaho Falls
Dubois
Dubois Enterprise
Bond Election for City Water Works
City council held a regular meeting to consider a bond election to raise funds to buy the Blackfoot water works plant. Six councilmen favored sending the issue to voters. Plant costs cited at 54,000 with a bidder at 82,000 including franchise value and revenue claims. City attorney instructed to advertise for a bond election to raise about 125,000 for taking over and upgrading the plant.
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Raive’ Miesus
Blackfoot Water Works
Dolph Johnson
President Smith 78th Birthday Noted in Salt Lake City
Long obituary style tribute to Joseph F. Smith of the Mormon church on his 78th birthday in Salt Lake City. It cites his birth in 1838, missionary work in Hawaii and Europe, leadership in church and civic roles, and a timeline of projects and institutions associated with his administration. Also mentions a police raid at Cottage Hotel on room 47 with ten men charged with gambling and potential fines.
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Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
United States
Smith
Beehive House
President Smith
Far West
Caldwell County
Plains
Sandwich Islands
Europe
Salt Lake
Liberty Park
Pioneer Square
California
Mexico
Ile
Storss
Utah
Simmons
Cottage Hotel
Ten Meter
Firth
Ashton
Measles Strike at Boiey Barracks In Idaho Unit
Measles cases rise at Boiey barracks with seven total in Second Idaho infantry. A strict quarantine blocks non official movement. Absentees need commander permits for leave. Officers and enlisted men screened, and all new cases isolated to prevent further spread.
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Boiey Barracks
Second Idaho Infantry
Jold and Silver Weddings Celebrated
Yesterday afternoon the K of P hall hosted a golden wedding celebration for James Thomas and his wife. A large attendance came from Idaho Falls Jerome and other distant cities. A light palatable lunch was served and gifts were numerous and valuable.
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P. Hall
James Thomas
Iaho Falls
Jerome
Rasmus Hoff Dies in California at 55
Word arrived from Long Beach California of the death of Rasmus Hoff, longtime resident of this county. Ill for two years he moved to a lower altitude, became involved in California mines, sold much of his livestock, and was a large landowner. He died of heart failure around age fifty five, after returning his mother Nils a Hoff Jett to Long Beach.
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Long Beach
California
Rasmus Hoff
Hoff
Ile
Nilsa Hoff
Longe Beach
Eye Sight Specialist D H Scarborough at Cottage Hotel Blackfoot
D H H Scarborough the eye sight specialist will visit the Cottage Hotel in Blackfoot on Tuesday September 9. He offers professional eye examinations and fittings. patrons advised to attend for vision care services.
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Blackfoot
White Christmas Reflections and Local Charity Mention
A White Christmas described with snow and community cheer. Knights of Pythias aid the needy, delivering Christmas dinners and luxuries. W. H. Bean of Pocatello visited Blackfoot for business. Mr. Bean owns property at Taylor and Pacific and considers building a block. The Methodist Ladies Aid plans a meeting at Mrs Powers home on January 3.
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W. H. Bean
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Taylor and
Pacific Streets
Methodist Ladies Aid
Mra. Powers
Frank DeKay Named Warden of State Penitentiary
Frank DeKay of Blackfoot was elected by the state board of prison directors to serve as warden for two years. Several applicants competed, but DeKay drew the strongest support. Warden Snook, who had held the post since Governor Brady, has resigned and will be replaced early next year.
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Frank BE. DeKay
Blackfoot
DeKay
Snook
Jos. H. Brady
Mrs DeKay Leaves Tomorrow for Boise
Mrs Frank DeKay departs tomorrow for Boise to begin duties as matron of the state penitentiary, with her husband appointed warden. The pair will earn a combined $2400 annually.
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Frank DeKay
Boise
DeKay
Mutron
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