The Knights Of Pythias Grand Ceremonial Is Planned
Blackfoot hosts a statewide Knights of Pythias event on Monday June 22 with a grand ceremonial conferring the D O K E degree on about twenty five local and neighboring Knights. Officials say Idaho has seventy lodges and 760 D O K E members statewide. D F Arthur is among the Dokie princes in a limited honor. A street parade and banquet will accompany the program with visiting Knights from Lewiston and other towns and the exclusive Doble team in the state providing a highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Idaho
D. F. Arthur
Lewiston
Marriage Notice in Blackfoot and St Anthony Areas
Last Thursday J A McNess of St Anthony married by Rev Barnstable to Margaret Van Leveren Cross of St Anthony. After a brief wedding breakfast the couple returned to St Anthony. Land transfers include 80 acres near Porterville to Joe Nels Johnson, 40 acres to Lorenzo Hansen for Alex Younie, 40 acres to James A Price of Sandy Utah, 40 acres to Joseph D Williams of East Lake City Utah. The E B Malm house and four Fisher addition lots were sold to Met calf of Lost River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A McNess
St. Anthony
Misa Irene McNess
Blackfoot
Barnstable
Margaret’ van Leveren Cross
Joe Nels Johnson
Porterville
Lorenzo Hansen
Alex Younie
Mr. Hansen
Canada
Alex Younge
James A Price
Sandy
Utah
Joseph D. Williams
East Lake City
E. EB. Malm
Fisher Addition
Metcalf
Lost River
Judge Stevens Sells Evening Courier to Karl Brown
Judge J M Stevens has sold all interest in The Evening Courier newspaper plant to Karl P Brown for one dollar and the assumption of the plant's indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stevens
Karl P. Brown
Evening Courier
Narrow Escape Near Fisher Avenue Involving Williams and Lantern
Dr. G V Williams a veterinarian escaped injury after a buggy and horse collided with a fence post when his horse spooked by a lantern on Bridge street. The buggy and horse suffered some damage. Later that day Modern Woodmen of America and Woodmen of the World members decorated graves in a cemetery with flowers. Byrd Trego's preliminary hearing on criminal libel began before Justice W B Ball. testimony consumed the day, and the case was adjourned to June 19 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. V. Williams
Bridge Street
Woodmen of America
Woodmen of the World
Byrd Trego
W. B. Ball
Hansbrough @ Gagan
Wm. E. Lee
Sudden Death of E. R. Stults
E R Stults of this city died suddenly last Sunday at American Falls. He was buried Tuesday from Brown Eldredge Co funeral parlor under Modern Woodmen of America auspices, carrying a 2000 policy. A horse trader and buyer, he came to Blackfoot seven months ago from Grand Bend Kansas. He leaves a widow and five children. Rev Barnstable officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Stulte
American Fells
Brown Eldredge Co
Woodmen of America
Blackfoot
Grand Bend
Kan
Rev. Barnstable
Farmers Protective Irrigation Association Adopts Resolutions
At a June 15 1914 meeting in Rigby Idaho the Farmers Protective Irrigation Association unanimously adopted resolutions. They pledge support for farmers who back pro agricultural laws, seek a defined water commissioner duty, urge state funded annual irrigation flow measurement on Snake River and canals, oppose political moves against the State Engineer, direct the legislative committee to back pro mass action bills and oppose fish screens and unnecessary farmer expenses, and call for economy and publication of the resolutions in county papers. Signed by John Empey Idaho Falls Charles H DeCamp St Anthony Arthur J Snyder Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Progre ‘E Irrigation Association
Rigby
Idaho
Fremont
Madison
Jefferson
Bonneville
Bingham
Snake River
John Empey
Idaho Falls
Chas
H. DeCamp
St. Anthony
Arthur J. Snyder
Springfield
Gentry Bros Return to Blackfoot for Two Shows
After years away Gentry Bros. famous shows return to Blackfoot on Thursday June 25 for two performances. The event promises a moral entertaining exhibition with features like a monkey fire department and monkey barber shop. A daily 11 o'clock tree street parade opens the pageant, with matinee at 1 pm and another evening performance at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Bros
Blackfoot
Santa Claus
Monkey Fire Department
Unpleasant Visit and Probate Gambling Hearing
Ford Hessing visited Ogden with his wife’s mother last week. During the trip her son suffered a severe railroad injury in Sparks Ney and was sent to a San Francisco hospital for care. Milo Andrews of Firth faced probate court on gambling charges, pled not guilty, and will have a hearing next Tuesday with Attorney Dickinson defending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Hessing
Ogden
Sparks
Ney
San Francisco
Mr. Hessing
Milo. Andrews
Firth
Dickinson
Judge Padgham Witnessed Labor War Tension En Route
Judge J H Padgham traveled through Blackfoot on Monday while returning home from Salmon via Butte. He witnessed lawlessness linked to deep Union labor conflicts and clashes with its opponents during the ongoing unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Padgham
Blackfoot
Butte
Gem State Lumber Co officers tour Blackfoot inspection
Geo E Merrill president C A Day and Geo L Curtis vice presidents Geo Ridgeway treasurer and John V Dawson general manager of the Gem State Lumber Co were in Blackfoot last Sunday on a tour of inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Merrill
C. A. Day
Geo. L. Curtis
Geo. Ridgeway
John V. Dawson
Gem State Lumber Co
Blackfoot
English Engineer Wilcocks Tours Idaho Reclamation Projects
Sir William Wilcocks accompanies Secretary Lang on a Western tour to study Idaho and other state drainage projects. The English engineer criticizes water waste and praises efficient irrigation, noting widespread overuse and flooding of lands while observing Arizona New Mexico Southern California Idaho tours and plans to visit Utah and Colorado.
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Minidoka
Idaho
Lane
Hoat
Sir William Wilcocks
Reclamation Service
William
William A. Ryan
D. W. Murphy
Great Assouanam
Egypt
Nile
India
United States
Lang
Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Iaho
Utah
Colorado
Nampa Meridian
Pioneer
Writer for Sale at Ti Ioe Pape At Es
A fragmented OCR note lists a writer for sale at a location named Ti Ioe Pape. Readable parts mention a sale event, with involved person or seller and a venue. The collision of garbled text limits specifics beyond the sale action and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti Ioe
Pape Ates
Sand Creek Investigation Leads to County Committee Action
County Commissioners Fackrell and Christensen met Bonneville county officials and canal company directors in Idaho Falls to discuss Sand Creek overflows. After extended talks a committee was formed to pursue further investigations and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fackrell and
Christensen
Bonneville County
Sand Creek
Idaho Falls
Willis denies missing child report and disputes origin
Miss Willis, custodian of Deola Johnson, challenges an evening paper claim that the child was lost last Sunday night. She states the child was visiting James Buttcane with consent and cannot explain the false report. Fort Hall Indian School plans vacation closure June 18 with afternoon sports and an evening program. attendees should bring lunch as no dinner service is available.
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Miss Willis
Deola Johnson
James Buttcane
Buch
Fort Hall
Grove City Flourishing Says Archbishop Alvard Chamberlaine
Archbishop Alvard Chamberlaine of Boise visited Blackfoot last Saturday renewing old acquaintances. He formerly led St. Pauls Episcopal in Blackfoot for three years before moving to Twin Falls. Now in missionary work across southwestern Idaho, he praises Blackfoot as beautiful and progressive and hopes to return in about four months to deliver a Sunday sermon for Rev. George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvard Chamberlaine
Boise
Blackfoot
Chamberlaine
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Twin Falls
Idaho
Grove City
George
Women from Idaho Hold Prominent Posts at National Club Session
Two Idaho women, Mrs. D. W. Standrod of Pocatello and Dr. Minnie Howard of Pocatello, occupied conspicuous roles at the National Federation of Women’s Clubs in Chicago. Standrod became chairman of the civil service commission for the northwest, while Howard was elected chairman of the art committee.
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Itaho
Naional Federation of Women’s Clubs
Chicago
D. W. Standrod
Pocatello
Minnie Howard
Standrod
Civil Service Commission of the
Northwest
General Federation
Howard
City Council Tackles Vacating Streets In Kimball Addition
Last Tuesday the council met with most members present to discuss closing streets south and east of Theron Street. A resolution was tabled pending inspection of the Kimball Addition. Mayor West and several councilors pledged to oppose the measure at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Theron Street
Kimball Addition
Walker
West
O'Neil
Peck
van Bramer
Younie
A. D. Quantrell
Blackfoot
C. Chalmers
Danilson Additon
James Nun ‘Ley
Danilson
E. A. Johnson
Avery Bern
One Year Old Narrowly Escapes Injury in Potato Cultivator Incident
Commissioner Fackrell’s one year old son had a near miss last week when the child’s team on a potato cultivator bolted in fright. The colt was caught by N P Fackrell before any serious damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fackrell
N. P. Fackrell
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J. H. McDonald
E. R. Stults
First National Bank
I. H. White & Son Transfer
West Pacific Street
Farmers Protective Irrigation Association
Judge Padgham
Sir William
Los Angeles
Sand Creek Investigation
R. A- Ferguson
Las Vegas
Nevada
T. M. Fergus
F. M. Mitchell
T. M
D. W. Standrod & Co
Bankers
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