Man Held for Horse Theft
John W. Wilson alias W. M. Kain held at a county jail on theft charges after allegedly selling two horses to Earl Harrill for 800 dollars and shipping them toward Blackfeet races. Salt Lake and Blackfoot officials coordinated returns as Wilson denied the theft, claiming Harrill authorized entry in the races. The case involves Thomas Kearns of Salt Lake and a check made out to Harrill, with recovery planned for Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wilso
W. M. Kained
Sake
Earl Harrill
Wilson
Kain
Harriell
Thomas Kearns
Saltce
Salt Lake
Harrill
Rses
Fire at The Tribune building causes no damage
The west side department extinguished a small roof fire today at The Tribune building on West Center Street after 1 p m. No damage was reported. Mrs J H Brady and Mrs W M Ewing plus other Methodist missionary society members planned a Blackfoot trip for a joint meeting with the Blackfoot organization. The Bank of Iola filed a district court suit against Barnes Brothers corporation for 121 98, based on a Minneapolis municipal court judgment dated July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Department
Tribune
West Center Street
J. H. Brady
W. M. Ewing
Missionary Society
Blackfoot
Lackfoot
BANK
Municipal Court of
Minneapolis
Bank of Iola
Barnes Brothers Corporation
Barnes Corporation
Portneuf Refining Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation filed with the county clerk reveal Portneuf Refining as a locally organized concern with total capital of 250000 dollars. It will refine distill and treat oil, store oil and deal in oil property for a 0 year term, with 250000 shares of stock. Original stockholders are Nate Morgan EB Clarke Siebert Rud Myron Porges and Julius Gott erg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portneuf Refining
Whic
Nate Morgan
EB. H. Clarke
Siebert Rudi Myron Porges
Julius Gotterg
Rotary meeting set at Bannock hotel Thursday noon
The weekly Rotary gathering will be held at noon Thursday at the Bannock hotel. Judge Edgerton will speak on a life of William Jennings Bryan. The program is organized by a committee including Willard Lund, Erzie, and Victor Larsen. August attendance for the Pocatello club reached 74.70 percent, five points higher than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary B
Bannock
Judge Edgerton
William Jennings Bryan
Colonel Yan
Willard Lund
Ferzie
Victor Larsen
Pocatello Club
Bailor and Ford Accept Coaching Positions at Spokane University
Ford and Bailor have served as assistant secretary and summer field man for the local Y M C A and will coach athletics at Spokane University this summer. Bailor’s move from Pocatello is mourned by many friends as he departs after contributing to local activities and managerial work. Bailor is noted for athletic skill and expected to excel in his new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mds
YMCA Directors Set Monthly Meetings and Rate Increases
The executive committee proposed moving the regular board meeting to the first Thursday evening each month. It also recommended higher fees for preparatory, junior, high school, and employed boys and young men, effective September 1. Dr. C. H. Robinson, a noted YMC A worker in the Far East, will address the Innebeon clubs in Pocatello next week, with arrangements to be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the of Directors
R. R. Wolfe
C. H. Robinson
Far East
Pocatello
Innebeon ‘Elabs
Relatives Visit Durango Man Before Colorado Return
R. B. Robinson of Durango Colorado visits relatives in Pocatello this morning with his wife Mrs Evel1 Hovtz. They plan a brief stay in Ogden and Salt Lake then route back to Colorado. He is brother of Mrs G H and Mr L D Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Robinson
Durango
Colo
Pocatello
Evel
Hovtz
West Street
Ogden
Lake
Colorado
G. H
L. D. Gordon
Coast Tourists Praise Pocatello on Visit from California
California travellers Mr and Mrs C Smith of San Jose praised Pocatello’s hotels restaurants and roads after visiting the chamber of commerce tourist bureau en route to Portland. They toured the pay camp and lauded the city’s public service noting smooth state highways. Also seen were Mr T C Coenent of Balboa Panama en route to Los Angeles and C B E Lindquist of Stillwater Minnesota sailing for the Sandwich Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pocatello
San Jose
Portland
Oregon
George Sloan
Victory Highway
Battlemountain
Idaho
M. L. Hawthorne
Roslyn
Washington
Salt Lake
Yellowstone Park
Bureau
T. C. Coenent
Balboa
Panama
Los Angeles
C. BE
Lindquist
Stillwater
Minn
Pacific
Ilailo
Sandwitch Islands
Chamber Forum Highlights Chautauqua Talk and Music
Miss Elva Pugmire opened the chamber forum at Bannock hotel with two solos. Reverend George Sloan urged patronage for the upcoming Chautauqua in Pocatello and outlined its non profit purpose. Don Orcutt and Dick Wells spoke on seven day program highlights while Captain Upton slated for next meeting and Addison Smith for August 19. Gaylord Sanford led the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Pugmire
Chamber of Commerce
Ancheon
Bannock Hotel
George 8. Sloan
Chautauqua Entertainment
Pocatello
Sloan
Chamber
Don Orcutt
Dick Wells
Captain Upton
Chautauqua
Addison T. Smith
Gaylord Sanford
Music
Chief Lehrbas Caps Mystery Spurs Local Inquiries
Police officers in Pocatello and residents question what happened to Chief L A Lehrbas olive drab cap with the gold emblem of his office after returning from a Vancouver convention. Some say he lost it, others say he discarded it, while some hope it never returns as he now wears only a Sunday hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Ion
Portneuf A. C. to Play Bees Next Sunday at Overland Park
The Intermountain Bees and Portneuf Athletic Club meet Sunday afternoon at Overland Park. Both teams beat Sterling and are evenly matched. Bees use their regular lineup while Athletics field a strengthened, shuffled lineup with multiple infield and outfield options and a pitcher from a group including McMillan Baker Holbrook or Rhea. Game slated for 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain Bees
Portneuf Athletic Club
Overland Park
Bees
Athletics
Sterling
Burton
Cox
E. Isham
Donut
Shurtleff
J. Burton
Hopkins
B. Ishman
Olson
Bruce
Bradley
G. McMillan
Baker
Holbrook
Rhea
Carrothers and Head Win Second Tennis Match
In the Pocatello Tennis club tournament Carrothers and Mead beat Ferguson and Lawrence 7-6 to 5-2 in the morning match. Cleave and Jones versus Ferguson and Lawrence was set for 4 30 with both teams evenly matched. Penfield and Quinn and Hartman and Ifft 6 o'clock match postponed. Tomorrow Ferguson and Lawrence meet Goranson and Hill. Yesterday Hill and Goranson defeated Sanford and Holmes 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Tennis Club
Carrothers and Mead
Ferguson
Lawrence
Cleave and Jones
Penfield and
Quinn
Hartman
Ifft
Goranson
Hill
Bay A
Sanford and Holmes
Daisy Belle Beauty Shop Ad Offers Barber and Parlor Service
An expert man barber and staff of beauty culture specialists operate at Daisy Belle Beauty Shop. Franchise describes barber shop service with beauty parlor convenience offering Ladies shingle 75 cents and children shingle 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvellers
Daisy Belle Beauty Shop
Chautauqua Opens Thursday in Pocatello
Ellison-White Chautauqua launches its 1925 season in Pocatello with comic opera high drama lectures and music. Notables include Billy Sunday Friday and Mikado with red Freer in the cast. Tickets are selling well under Don Orout supervision for the Seventh Avenue park site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Jay Tiffany
Billy
Chautaqua
Daddy Long Legs
Sullivan
Gilbert
Red Freer
Chautauqua
Maupin
Paul Davis
Tom Davis
Davis
Alton B. Packard
Don Orout
Portland
Ore
Seventh Avenue
Lewis Streets
R. R. Deacon
FE. F. Wickman
Notable Names On Local Page Listing
Local column lists individuals including E Rush Ki Evans Dr J J Raaf Bertha L Atkin C Moody Mrs Hi Flint Eric Krussman Esther Olson and Jay Tiffany as part of the community directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rush
Ki. Evans
J. J. Raaf
Bertha L. Atkin
Moody
Mrs Hi
Flint
Eric Krussman
Esther Olson
Jay Tiffany
Wild Horse Roundup Reported by Local Forestry Department
The forestry department led by Sterling Justice corralled 117 wild horses from flats west of Pocatello in the Micahud and Midnight Creek areas. The animals, remnants of old Indian bands, were captured and will be offered at public sale in Inkom at twelve o clock on August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Department
Sterling Justice
Pocatello
Micahud Creek
Midnight Creek
Inkom
Twelv
Assessors Brown and Stocker Attend State Board Meeting
Bannock county assessor Charles Brown and deputy Philip Stocker plan to travel to Boise for the state board of equalization meeting. The session requires all county assessors to attend and review property abstracts for taxation planning. They expect to be away about three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
Bannock
Philip Stocker
Boise
State Board of Equalization
Mr. Brown
Mr. Stocker
Community Chest Plan Discussed by Local Leaders
J. C. Galbraith J. I. King Walter Cleave and W. H. Bohlscheid of the chamber of commerce met on the Bannock hotel mezzanine after a forum luncheon to discuss the feasibility and financing of inaugurating a community chest in Pocatello to support local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Galbraith
J. I. King
Walter Cleave
W. H. Bohlscheid
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
Forum
Pocatello
Chamber Investigates Local Attitude Amid City Population Study
The investigation examined the chamber's stance with no decision rendered. More information will be gathered from the United States chamber of commerce for towns under 29,000 population and a future meeting will discuss the data once received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Chamber of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blackfoot Meeting
Rotary Meeting
Overland, Park
Rowland Hall
Beautiful
Salt Lake City
Wasatch Mountains
The
Episcopal Church
A. W. Moulton
D. D
Alice MacDonald
Utah
Hia
Ais
Te Enas Rose Anth Sy
Adolphe Menjou
Kiss IN the
Lillian "Rich
Aileen Pringle
Mack Sennett
Peaturing
Harry Langdon
PATHE
Junior
George Fallis
T. B. Smith Co
Atkin Floral
Schramm-Johnson Drug
Worei
Boaden Kodak
Salvation Army Hall
A&s
Resulta
Universal Western
Temple Pharmacy
To Grearest
New York
Jessie Busbey
Hobart Cavanaugh
Ce Maude
Maude Franklin
Neil McFee
Jack Gilchrist
W. F. Granger
Charles Bloomer
Charles Sugah-Turner
Oklahoma
Harry Carey
Sanderson
DeVive
Winter Garden
C.C- Burr
Ohrny
the Pacemakers
International News
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!