Funeral services for Guy B. Nunamaker held by Grove City lodge
The funeral of Guy B. Nunamaker was conducted by Grove City lodge A M, with Rev. Barnetable officiating at the residence. lodge services followed at the cemetery. Nunamaker, married in Blackfoot in 1904 to Gertie Thompson, later moved to Inlay Nevada where he died on Wednesday, July 9. Card of Thanks from his widow and children expresses gratitude to friends and to Masons and Eastern Stars for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Nunamaker
Grove City Lodge Aiepeat & A. M
Barnetable
Mr. Nunamaker
Blackfoot
Gertie Thompson
Inlay
Nev
Nanamaker
Money To Loan From Salisbury Company Ad
We have some of that good Salisbury Company money to loan. The only real options given to the borrower. No other company will treat you as this company will. When in need of money call and see me. C. F. Molden.
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Salisbury Company
Adv
Tf. C. F. Molden
City Dads Deliberate In Regular Meeting
The city council met on Tuesday with Mayor West presiding. Issues included ditch and culvert complaints, potential sewer extensions, sidewalk line changes, street rates, and a new street grader purchase. The sprinkler will run double shifts and the street committee to hire an extra man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Peck
Bond
LaCour
Younto
O'Neil
Kirkpatrick
Next Meetia
Parkinson Ditch
Fourth Ward
Sewior
Young
Stout Avenue
J. C. Fisher
Stout and
Fisher Avenues
Green
Telephone Company
Smith
Grand Tour of the World Starts at Union Depot
The Current Event Club Ladies sponsor a two hour round trip from Union Depot Dus tin Drug Store. Visit different countries with stops for refreshments. Date Tuesday July 22 at 7 30 pm. Tickets 50 cents. All are invited.
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Union Depot
Dustin Drug Store
Social News Highlights in Blackfoot Events
Friday afternoon Mrs Chas I Aart hosted a five hundred gathering with Mrs Cowan as guest, six tables, green and white decor, punch and desserts, prize winners Mrs Gee Holbrook and Mrs J O Morgan, assistants listed. Evening program featured Mrs Earl Brown's guests including Miss Goodykoontz from Canon City and Mrs Laughran from Pocatello with art songs and Kipling numbers. Saturday reception honored Mrs Harry Bennett with Shasta daisies and punch, Friday several musical offerings praised, auction social with Mrs D H Brethan and Miss Sue, and Kensington gathering for Mrs John T Danilson prior to Boise trip.
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Chas. I Aart
McVicar's Hall
Earl Brown
Elizabeth Goodykoontz
Misa Myrtle Goodykoontz
Canon City
Colo
Jennie Laughran
Pocatello
John Beasley
Eureka
Utah
Miss Goodykoonts
United States
Kipling
M Austin
Blackfoot
Harold Parkinson
Germany
Our City
Will Jong
Mra
A Hoover
Chubbuck
Varley
Harry Bennett
Hoover
Vincent
Simmons
Gee, Holbrook
Boyle
D. H. Brethan
Sue
F. 1 Cowan
Edna Gillespie
Reese
Mitchell
Woodin
Early
John G. Brown
Karl Brown
Cowan
Dubois
Fort Hall Road Trip and Thundering Race Day Promises Fun
A five car party led by Dr W E Patrie traveled from Fort Hall to a government reservoir on the Blackfoot river to test a new auto road. They camped at Grave and Corral creeks then hunted sage hens and planned a motor cycle race and pony races with riders from Salt Lake Pocatello Idaho Falls and nearby towns. Music from Pocatello band and a five inning ball game are on the program starting 1 30 pm with general admission 25 cents on Thursday July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Patrie
Government Reservoir
Blackfoot River
Fort Hall
RE. Hansen
R. B. Hansen
George H. Holbrook
Carl Retiker
Rollie Forbes
Mr. Hansen
James Burnet
Wilbur Craig
Charles V. Fisher
Fred Christ
Harry Curtis
Dr. Patrie
Fred T. Dubois
R. A. Palmer
Karl P. Brown
Ust
Ross Fork
Mount Putnam
Portneuf
Grave Creek
Corral Creek
Rolle Forbes
Grizzley Creek
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Flooding on Public Roads Prohibited by County Officials
County officers press flood control in road rights with Blackfoot Irrigation Company cited for causing road flooding near Wuapello. Watermaster William Drew blames an unexpected river rise and debris choking a headgate, while a later flood showed fault lay with the company. Judge L Ivan Jensen imposes a $25 fine. double penalties threatened on repeat offenses. Roadwork praised but officials warn against carelessness that endangers travelers. Lost package notices and real estate ad appear as brief classifieds.
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Blackfoot Irrigation Company
Wuapello
William Drew
L. Ivan Jensen
Jensen
Harry Bennett
Canal Company
Depot Opening Planned With Warming and Dance
Agent Young lists a festive opening for the new depot once contractors hand over the building to the railroad. Officials likely attend, a brief literary program will precede dancing, and the public is invited to watch for the official date.
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Young
Social gathering and dance at Kennedy home
Mrs Patrie and Mrs Mc Vicar hosted a gathering with refreshments. Mr Glanville photographed the group outdoors on the lawn. Tonight Mr and Mrs BE Kennedy plan a dancing party at their home at 5 Core, inviting friends.
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Patrie
BE. M. Kennedy
5 Core
Capital Stock and Savings Rates Announcement
Capital Stock is $100,000 with Surplus and Profits at 57.22. Deposits are accepted with a fee noted as syabre one 625279. The notice states a 4 percent rate in the savings department and that one dollar starts an account. Interest is compounded quarterly.
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G. B. Nunamaker
H. B. Nunamaker
Choice
Tyhee
Optimist
Idaho
A. B. Richards
Dr. Hoover
Millick Block
Pearson & Company
the Grocers
le Voe
THE
First National Bank
Ralph Adair
L. M. Capps
Kensington
John T. Danilson
Boise
Laughland
Altar Society
Catholic Church
East Main Street
A. D. Nelson
Sterting
M. EB. Jacobson
Brown-Hart’s
Ady
U.S. Depository
Standard & CO
New U. S. L. Depot
Hayes
Parkinson Realty & Investment Company
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