Aeroplane to Fly At Blackfoot Fair Headlines
Aeroplane to fly at Blackfoot fair all week with three flights daily at 75 cents per flight. Fair runs Tuesday to Friday with racing, games, wild west acts, motorcycle and Indian races. Two cent a mile fare from multiple northern towns. Locals urged to close businesses daily 12:30 to 5 PM. Rebekahs elect delegates to Boise assembly: Mrs Len Mussetter first, Mrs Frank Farmer second.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Blackfoot Fair
St. Anthony
Dubois
Mackay
Aberdeen
American Falls
Pocatello
Aeroplane Company
Blackfoot
Ida
Rebekahs
Boise
Len‘Aone Mussetter
Frank Farmer
Inquest Finds Mrs Bond Died By Drowning In Snake River
Last Saturday an inquest examined Mrs Garfield Bond's remains found in the Snake River. The jury, led by coroner C A Hoover, found death by drowning but could not determine if accidental or due to personal crisis. The deceased belonged to Women of Woodcraft and held a $1000 insurance. Also noted is a personnel transfer: How ard Miller moves from Belknap to Fort Hall Idaho.
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Garfield Bond
Snake River
C. A. Hoover
G. F. Gagan
J. H. Early
F. C. Christ
R. B. Hansen
A. Barrett
N. F. Boyle
W. E. Brown
Women of Woodcraft
Special Prizes for The Fair in Blackfoot
The Blackfoot Grain and Produce Company offers five dollars first prize for the best loaf of bread made from Yellowstone Special flour and a fifty pound sack of flour for second prize. A special prize of a fifty pound sack of flour will be given to the winner of the first prize offered by the Fair Association for the best loaf of white bread made from Yellowstone Special flour. A prize of one ton of King Coal will go to the best bushel of Turkey Red Wheat placed on display. The Blackfoot Farmers Milling Company adds five dollars for the best loaf made from their flour and two dollars fifty cents for the next best loaf, loaves to be baked by a girl under nineteen. Amece H. C. Tavey has moved from Ogden to Blackfoot with his family, now occupying a flat at Rogers residence on Shilling avenue and Bridge street.
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Blackfoot Grain and Produce Company
Yellowstone
The
Fair Association
Blackfoot Farmers Milling Company
Amece
H. C. Tavey
Ogden
Blackfoot
Rogers
Shilling Avenue
Bridge Street
Bond Mystery Solved in Snake River Death
The body of Mrs. Garfield Bond was found on a riverbank near Blackfoot Idaho seven miles below the Miller ranch. Identified by husband and worn jewelry, the death is treated as an accidental self take by the family and community. Funeral services followed at the family home with a large turnout.
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Carl Bradley
D. L. Collins
Miller Ranch
C. V. Fisher
Peck
Blackfoot
Barnstable
Cinted
Official Primary Returns for State Officials and Senators
Official primary returns list candidates for United States Senator James F Allshig and local offices including School Superintendent E Smith County Assessor H Grimmett Coroner Addison T Smith and Lieutenant Governor George W Edgington. Returns show vote counts next to names across multiple offices in a historical county election report.
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Mee
E. Smith
Hyrum Grimmett
B. T. Malcom
Robert M. McCracken
Addison T. Smith
E. T. Peck
Miles S. Jolngon
John M. Haines
Maris E. Lewis Vesa Cecens
James M. Stevens
George W. Edgington
Wickliffg R. Smith
Marland J. Sweeley
Ney Rar
Herman H. Taylor
George R. Barker
Erwin W. Johnson
Charles D. Storey
Otis M. VanTassel
Fred L. Huston
O. V. Allen
Moses Alexanders
Byron Defenbach
Barailla W. Clarke
John W. Engieson
Scott Worthman
James W. Tanner
Joseph H. Peterson
Secretary of
W. T. Dougherty
Beebe
T. A. Walters
W. A Lee
L. R. Thomas
Inspector of Mines
John H. Nordquist
Joseph Holland
P. G. Johnson
J. Snyder
Luther Stromquist
Abe
Mes Christensen - Ao
Jacob Gushwa
P. Johnson
H. BE
McMillan
Garfield Bond
John E. Kelley
E. M. Kennedy
J. T. Carruth
T. P. Fockrell
W. R. Jones
R. A. Palmer
A. H. Simmons
Lee Faulconer
Yytase
Alfred
Grace M. Stevens
Special Prize for Apples for Home Growers Display
Blackfoot officials announce a special prize for the best display of home grown apples. Exhibitors must box at least fifteen boxes and keep apples and stems near uniform size. The text notes enrollment updates in local schools and Labor Day observations, with public officials listed and page references.
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W. van Aiken
Blackfoot Felt
Informa Ua
Horse Thief Captured After Robles Pursuit In Montana
Sheriff Jones rushed to Roberts to seize a Montana horse thief named Ed Royals, found with five horses stolen from Wm Plant of Blackfoot. Royals pled guilty and drew an indeterminate sentence of one to fourteen years. Mitchell Amestoy, a Mowry feed yard worker, accidentally shot himself in the leg while hunting Saturday night and was hospitalized by Dr. Mitchell.
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Jones
Roberts
Montana
Gifford
Woodville
Wm- Plant
Blackfoot
Mitchell Amestoy
Mowry
Mitchell
Aeroplane Arrives For Fair With Three Daily Flights
The aeroplane arrives for the fair featuring three daily flights by Geygon the aeronaut with a tango and Argentine wiggle. Official returns from Canter and Lemhi counties are not yet reported, leaving doubt about the results for Hansbrough and Good. Bing ham County favors Hansbrough by 69 votes as returns come in from others. Cowan is widely conceded for district judge, with talk of a heated race ahead. Attorney Higgins in Custer reports 73 votes for Mansbrough and 46 for Good.
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Geygon
Canter
Lemhi
G- F. Hansbrough
J. E. Good
Bingham
Hansbrough
Mr. Good
Cowan
Higgins
Custer County
Mansbrough
Free Band Picnic Invites M. W. A. and R. N. A. Lodges
The M. W. A. Band will save a Dienle near the Porterville bridge Sunday September 13. M. W. A. and R. N. A. lodges and their heads are invited. Bring well filled lunch baskets. Meet at City Hall at 9 o clock.
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Porterville Bridge
City Hall
North Main Pharmacy Manager Returns From Blackfoot
W H Scott manager for the North Main Pharmacy arrived home Tuesday night from Blackfoot where he spent weeks securing medical treatment. He reports improving and hopes to return to work. Robert Hear of Thomas was in town on business Wednesday morning.
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W. H. Scott
North Main Pharmacy
Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
Robert Hear
Thomas
City
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James Duckworth
Pres. Fair Assn
Gertson
Edgemont
South Dakota
Yoing Aeroplane CO
Southeastern Idaho Fair Association
Fort Hall
Washington
Howard Miller
Belknap Indian Agency
Fort Hall Agency
Idaho
Ogr
First National Bank
I. H. White & Son Transfer
West Pacific Street
Oregon
United States
James F. Allshig
James Wh, Bradys
Burton L. French
Frank R. Gooding
Congress
William Dooley
Doud Vine
W. Stowell
Watt
A. H. Christenson
Dickinson R. J. Dygert
L. Ivan Jensen
James H. Hawley
John F. Nugent
W. C. Whitwell
James H. Forney
Bert H. Miller
Bingham County
Supreme Court Morgan Vs
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D. W. Standard & CO. Bankers
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