Senator Brady Marries in Chicago Event
United States Senator James H. Brady of Idaho married Miss Irene Moore at the bride’s home in Chicago. Attendants included sisters and relatives, with Professor Henry Suzzallo as best man. The couple will reside in Washington after June 15 at 1700 Rhode Island Avenue N W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
James H. Brady
Idaho
Irene Moore
George M. Moore
William R- Jayne
Muscatine
Henry Suzzallo
New York City
Georgia Moore
Garcia Brady Dugger
Fairbury
Neb
Irrigation Company and Ex-Chief of Police Arrested
The Blackfoot Irrigation company and ex chief of police War Drew were arrested at the instance of L. J. Porter road overseer for flooding public highways. Drew serves as water master for the company and Porter oversees county roads. county commissioners intend to arrest all who permit water from irrigating ditches to run in the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot Irrigation Company
Drew
L. J. Porter
Mr. Porter
Bernat Bros Blacksmiths Move to West Bridge Street
Notice announces removal of Bernat Bros blacksmith shop from Marcus Blenkle building to a new location on West Bridge street opposite the old site. Also notes that William and Kenneth Parkinson are home for the summer from Logan Utah and Kenneth will spend the season in Salt Lake City.
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Marcus Blenkle
West Bridge Street
Bernat Bros
William
Kenneth Parkinson
Logan
Utah
Kenneth
Salt Lake
The Pure Shoe Bill and Leather Substitutes Debate
A report discusses Congress and state moves toward labeling adulterants in shoes, noting a Louisiana ruling against a similar law. It examines leather quality, substitutes, and consumer perception shaped by earlier “A calf” industry practices, alongside unrelated local items about livestock and travel.
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Congress
Louisiana
Decoration Day Observed By Veterans and Band
Memorial Day was properly observed by the G A R 8 of V and Philippine War veterans. Services were held at the Methodist church then a procession to the cemetery where the dead were decorated. The Blackfoot band led the procession and provided music for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Wall
George J. Wall
Davidson Avenue
W. H. Forsyth
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Forest Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Coeur d'Alene
Phillppine
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Plans Grand Fourth of July Celebration
About fifty business leaders met at Blackfoot City Hall to revive the town's big Fourth of July celebration. A two day event July 4 and 5 will feature large wild west performances with D J Murphey and buckaroos, cowgirls, and Indian acts. A finance committee will raise funds and committees will be named for the detailed program. A tentative effort to secure fairgrounds for use was approved with a meeting set for July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osmond Buchanan
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Snake River Valley
Ae Twken
J. Frank Garvin
Karl P. Brown
Neil F. Boyle
E. T. Peck
H. OD. MacCosham
D. J. Murphey
Jos. Coumerilh
Mr. Murphey
Idapassa
Fair Board
Letters Praise Bingham County Boosters and Roads
Letters from John Bransford and W D Rishel of Salt Lake City commend Bingham County and Blackfoot for road improvement efforts and community spirit. The news notes a postponed Eastern Idaho Press club meeting to August in Paris, amid waning attendance and calls for fresh leadership among local newspaper workers.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
J. H. Early
Blackfoot
Idaho
J. H. Bransford
Bingham County
Automobile Club of Utah
W- D. Rishel
Good Roads and Automobile Association of
Efort
Theo
Turner
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Paris
Trego
Liberty for Harper team drives family twenty miles west Riverside
A valuable team of horses belonging to James Harper broke loose west of Riverside last Thursday. The Harpers, with several children, traveled about twenty miles on foot to reach safety and obtain food and water after their conveyance escaped. Local court matters include cases set and continued during the June term of the Sixth Judicial district. A dance at Shelley last Friday evening drew many attendees, including Garey Carr and Lalah Glanville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harper
Riverside
Sixth Judicial Court
J. T. Woodland
T. H. Hodson
H- B. Neilson
Peter Hatmaker
C. F. Molden
Re. D
Garey Carr
Lalah Glanville
Edna Byers
Shelley
Card Of Thanks For Lillie Hzell
We express gratitude to friends and especially the M W A Royal Neighbors and classmates for aid and consolation during our daughter's illness and after her death. Mr and Mrs George Hzell.
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M. W. A. Royal
Lillie
George Hzell
Blackfoot Boy Passes West Point Examination
Stewart Whiting Hoover, son of Dr and Mrs C A Hoover of Blackfoot, recently passed both physical and mental West Point examinations in Vancouver. He will travel to Washington then West Point to report for duty June 14 at noon, as the lone Idaho success among three applicants. The feat reflects on him, his parents, Prof W D Vincent and Blackfoot city schools.
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Hyde
Asylum Board
Blackfoot
George E. Hyde
Rexburg
Haines
Rexburg Standard
Fred Wall
George Wall
Spokane
Young
Blackwell
Shepherd
Coeur d'Alene
Coeur d’Alene
Stewart Whiting Hoover
VanCouver
C. A. Hoover
West Point
Washington
Stewart
Idaho
Luis
W. D. Vincent
Good Roads Day Boosts Presto-Goshen County Efforts
Thirty five teams labored to build thoroughfares, farmers toiled, hoping year round work could cut county taxes. Decoration Day brought the Morrills a ten pound baby boy at 3 AM, their first born, greeting the new arrival in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presto-Goshen
Inara
A. Morrill
Thott
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Yellowstone Park
Idaho Y
Kid Edwards
Jim McKie
J. JH. Earley
John 5. Bransford
Park City
Pocatello
W. K. Snyder
Gussie Te Clearey
Sole Agency
Kinney & Co
E. A. Johnson
W. J. Barrett Grove City Plumbing Co
Reasonable Prices
Water Works
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