First Marriage Claim Sparks Idaho Pioneer Debate
A Soda Springs notice by Mr and Mrs Niels Anderson asserts they may be Idaho s first married couple and earliest settlers in the Gem State. They describe 1863 births and claim southern Idaho origins in a bid to establish priority over other pioneers plus a future history of their achievements.
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Idaho
Gem State
Niels Anderson
Soda Springs
Niela Anderson
Gentlaen
Yaaho
Oneida
Bear Lake
Baneee Bingham
Custer
Utah
Completing New Power City Dam
American Falls July 26 The Southern Idaho Power Company began completing the dam to divert Snake River flow through the plant. About 200 feet remain to close the gap and form a horseshoe weir. A force of men and temporary trackage are on site, with a cofferdam to permit construction. It will take about forty days to finish the dam, but a new unit may not be installed this year due to Kuhns’ financial issues. Dynamite is clearing the present wasteway while the project proceeds.
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American Falls
Southern Idaho Water Power Company
Snake River
Kuhns
Miss Netta Pentz to Attend Fourth International School Hygiene Congress
Miss Netta Pentz a Wapelle school teacher has been chosen by County Superintendent Alice Beath to represent Bingham County at the Fourth International Congress on School Hygiene in Buffalo New York August 25 30 The congress aims to improve social sanitary and health conditions in schools and features speakers of international renown The Buffalo program will cover English French German Spanish and Italian with the aim to advance teacher training in hygiene and early detection of health and sanitary issues in classrooms.
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Burnham
Congress
Ers
Buffalo
Pioneer Golden Wedding Celebrates Bailey Anniversary
Charles W. Bailey born 1843 in Beaver County and Mary H. Barrage born 1843 in Nauvoo celebrated their golden wedding in Grove land Idaho with ten children, sixty grandchildren, and dignitaries including Bailey’s sister Nancy Steel. A grand hall reception featured productions from Idaho, a gold purse gift, and commemorative photos by an altar of flowers and a large wedding cake.
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Charles W. Bailey
Beaver Co
Pennsylvania
Capt. Phelps
Mary H. Barrage
Nauvoo
Appleton Harmon
Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Bailey
Nancy Steel
Goshen
Groveland Hall
Groveland
Money To Loan From Salisbury Company Ad
Money to loan offered by Salisbury Company with assurances of unique treatment for borrowers. Call to inquire and see the lender. Also seeking clean soft cotton rags for the Optimist office.
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Salisbury Company
C. F. Molden
Kiefer Dekay Marriage United In Private ceremony
Monday morning at the bride's home Miss Anna Kiefer married Miss Minnie Kiefer acting as bridesmaid and Dr W C White state veterinarian as best man. The couple will visit towns including Hot Springs after a wedding breakfast and a car trip north. The groom manages the DeKray grocery and both are listed among Blackfoot society.
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Anna
H. W. Kiefer
Minnie Kiefer
W. C. White
William Varley
Grace Thomas
M. A. White
Local Folks and Guests Visit Nearby Towns
PRESTO reports Miss Margaret Wallace from Colorado stayed with Mrs. Graham for several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. James visited relatives in Idaho Falls on Sunday. Dibble couple from Blackfoot joined a road trip to enjoy good highways. Mrs. John Blomquist summers at Lava Hot Springs. Mia Patterson and Belle Monroe from Shelley visited and shopped. J E Tarr of Pocatello, a former resident, broke her arm cranking her car last week.
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Margaret Wallace
Colorado
Graham
James
Idaho Falls
Mrs. Dibble
Blackfoot
John Blomquist
Lava Hot Springs
Mia Patterson
Mias Belle Monroe
Shelley
J. E. Tarr
Pocatello
New Hotel to Rise at Old Faithful in Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone Transportation Company plans a large hotel at Old Faithful with W H Child as president and L B Wells as purchasing agent. They seek 12 to 15 six horse teams to haul lumber from Yellowstone station, offering $1.25 per 100 pounds and promising 60 to 90 days of work with wide tired wagons to meet park rules.
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Geyser Basin
Yellowstone Park
Old Faithful
Yellowstone Transportation Company
W. H. Child
Pocatello Triune
Social News: Mrs Dubois Hosts Five Hundred Party
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. F T Dubois hosted a five hundred party with Mrs. Cowan of Salmon City Miss Allee Travers of Clark South Dakota and Miss Susie Brethan as honor guests Four tables accommodated players and after a spirited contest winners were declared Mrs Layland Mrs Cowan and Miss Olson received prizes The home was decorated with golden sunflowers and fragrant sweet peas despite a chilly rainy day About fifteen friends visited later for tea and a jolly social hour Helpers included Mrs Hart Mrs Eldredge Miss Mia John Brown and Mrs Patrie The Misses Dorothy and Mary Virginia added to Rosemary Cowan's party Saturday afternoon welcoming guests at the door and guiding them to a dining room where punch was served under a bower of nasturtiums The living room glowed with sunflowers after play and refreshments followed The guest of honor received a pretty fin as a favor
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F T. Dubois
Cowan
Salmon City
Allee Travers
Clark
South Dakota
Susie Brethan
Layland
Miss Olson
Hart
Eldredge
Mia
John Brown
Patrie
Dorothy
Mary Virginia
Smd
Raynor Aldrich
Rosemary Cowan
Misa Lucile DeHart
Raynor
Littleins Olene Wilson
Firebug Suspect Arrested in Attempted Arson Case
A. Smith, a private detective, was arrested in Shelley by Sheriff Jonen on an attempted arson charge related to two early night fire attempts at Douglas Smith’s home in Bannock county. Custody transfer to Pocatello followed, with a hearing tentatively set for Monday.
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A. Smith
Bannock
County Bee
Douglas Smith
Smith
Shelley
Jonen
Bingham County
Lowry
George Crane
Pocatello
Bob Lewis
McCammon
O. K
Social Party Honors Guest Simpson Burke at Walnut Iowa
Mrs Early and other hosts entertained Tuesday evening for Simpson Burke of Walnut Iowa. Four tables of five hundred determined high scores won by Helen Lightner and Stal Wright while Mr. Burke received an Idaho pennant as guest prize. Dainty refreshments followed a social hour before departures.
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James Ryan
Simpson Burke
Walnut
Iowa
Migs
Helen Lightner
Stal Wright
Mr. Burke
Mrs. Ryan
Theresa Ryan
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