Fatal Shooting in Paradise Valley Surfaces in County News
Alfred Lundhigh a 23 year old Danish sheepherder shot and killed Greek colleague during a dispute near Paradise Valley about forty miles from Blackfoot. Lundhigh surrendered to sheriffs at Blackfoot. the victim died after walking to Wis eam. The hearing set for next Saturday. Lundhigh defends citing self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Valley
Blackfoot
Alfred Lundhigh
W. G. Davis
Lindhigh
Bhelley
Lunthigh
Upper Presto
Alma Brenton
Hite
Thomas & Anderson
Manly
Langhigh
Will Marry Tonight James McKie and Miss Ehivoe Karl burg
James McKie and Miss Ehivoe Karl burg plan a marriage tonight in West Firth with Rev Silene officiating. The ceremony will be at John Trolin’s residence, bride’s stepfather, and the couple will live in Blackfoot after a brief honeymoon. The groom works for Blackfoot Grain & Produce Co. and the bride has worked at Brown Hart store, and they are well regarded in Blackfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKie
Ehivoe Karlburg
West Firth
Silene
John Trolin
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Grain & Produce Co
Brown- Hart
Bumper crops forecast by Blackfoot official in Boise visit
Charles H E Maris receiver of the Blackfoot land office predicted bumper crops for eastern and southeastern Idaho Ever higher acreage filings were noted with 250000 acres applied in April and May 1910 The Blackfoot sugar beet factory aims to handle 12000 acres as favorable conditions and rainfall were reported with no frosts in sight Delegates to the Knights of Pythias grand lodge accompanied by bankers and postmasters spoke of prosperity and strong demand for potatoes and dry farm crops in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taaho
Charles HE. Maris
Blackfoot Land Office
Montpelier
Boise
Lewiston
Grand Loge
Knights of Pythias
Harris
Grand Lodge
R Maret
Frank Bery
Stanheod ¢& Company Bank of
Blackfoot
A. Stone
Grand Jodas
Reeviver Harris
Capital News
New Auto Buyers From Idaho Towns Purchase 1916 Cars
New auto purchasers include J E Paul of Arco and J G Sundquist of Blackfoot who bought new 1916 Overlands this week. Also Thorn tenberg of Blackfoot Hale of Groveland and Cox of Shelley bought new Fords in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Paul
Arco
J. G. Sundquist
Blackfoot
Thorntenberg
Hale
Groveland
Mr. Cox
Shelley
Miss Burggraf Returns From Chautauqua at Pocatello
Miss Marie Burggraf arrives back from Pocatello where she attended a Chautauqua she found very interesting and instructive. She notes a number of Blackfoot people in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Burggraf
Pocatello
Important Session Of City Council Meeting Notes
The city council held a regular session with Mayor Peck presiding. Reports covered stray animal regulations, sidewalk construction on Stout avenue, park care funding, publishing contracts, ditch rights, and sewer projects. Building permits were granted for W. C. White and The Blackfoot Mercantile Co. The council adjourned to consider a municipal lighting contract with Southern Idaho Water Power Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Pelkey
Law and Order Committee
Ian Officer
Chalmers
Stout Avenue
Byrd Trego
West
FE. G. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Parkinson Realty Co
Parkinson
Street and Kelley
Maple Street
Mackay Tracks
Improvement Committee
DB Brethan
Jronnell
W. C. White
Lewis Addition
Blackfoot Mere, Co
D. T. Brethan
Tdaho Park
Clark
Southern Idaho Water Power Co
Deputy Sheriff Thompson Kills Horse Thief Ed Streeter
Last Thursday night at about 10 the Bingham county jail saw the death of Ed Streeter a 40 year old horse thief awaiting transportation to a penitentiary. Deputy Sheriff Thompson said Streeter struck him from behind with a bottle as another inmate attempted to grab his pistol. Streeter then collapsed at the cell threshold and a subsequent shot could not be determined as the fatal one. Streeter had been captured three weeks earlier near Tolaho Falls after a prior five year sentence for grand larceny. He was buried the next day in the local Potter’s Field. his former wife now remarried near Thatcher Idaho commented that his death was more of a benefit than a loss to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Kelley
Bingham County
John Danilson
Ed, Streeter
Thompson
Fr Prrate
Kelley
Fea
Streeter
Mackay
Offiers Oley
Rushton
Tolaho Falls
Potter's Field
Thatcher
Idaho
Bruns Hunzeker Wedding Beleived to Be Pretty Affair
A wedding took place last Friday evening June 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Dann East Court street. Miss Lillie Bruns daughter of Mr and Mrs D Bruns Button Nebraska married Karl M Hunzeker of Blackfoot Idaho. Rev R L J Barnstable officiated in a small circle. Bride wore hant loom embroidery over white silk. Light refreshments followed. The newlyweds will be at home after June 1.
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Henry Dann
East Court Street
Lillie
D. Bruns
Button
Nebraska
Karl M. Hunzeker
Blackfoot
Idaho
R. L. J. Barnstable
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Hungeker
Distinguished visitors inspect Blackfoot telegraph office
This week several mus tele d phone officials toured the Blackfoot plant and office. They found management under Leon J. Chapman satisfactory and noted increased business. Attendees included General Mill Burgess, District Manager ake City, District Manager J. A. King, TL W. Kline, Division Engineer A. S. Peters, and A. W. DeNike of Suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus
Blackfoot
Leon J. Chapman
Mill M. Burgess
Doyver
Ake City
J. A. King
Atello
Dickinson Is Not Guilty In Assault Case
In probate court Judge Doud presided over A B Dickinson’s trial for assault with a deadly weapon on John Mulvillie. Defense by Clarence Crowley and Beakley, prosecuted by County Attorney Adair. Spectators limited to Dickinson’s mother Mrs Ashton and editor Byrd Trego. Judge charged Crowley after ruling evidence failed to establish a crime.
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Dickinson
John Mulvillie
Doud
Clarence Crowley
Idaho Falls
Beakley
Blackfoot
Adair
Mya. Ashton
Byrd Trego
Maho Republican
Crowley
Booze Route Visit Leads to Fines and Suspended Jail
Wortinaiay night patrols noted LR King and Shorty Larpen visiting Firth where officers issued fines and suspended jail terms for drinking. The men paid the fines and promised not to touch alcohol again as a condition for suspension.
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Wortinaiay
Larpen
Firth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chautauqua
National Federal Reserve System of Banks
First National Bank
Boyle Hardware Co
Maple
Ash Streets
Mowrey
Paci Street
Mowre
Grove City
Totel
Putive A
Bruns- Hunzeker Wedding
Neil F. Boyle & Company
D. W. Standrod & Co. Bank
D. W. Standrod & Co. Bankers
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