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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
10
The Trib une reporter notes L W Russell owner of Russell's dry goods store returned home after a profitable trip. He bought merchandise to meet fall needs and praised fashion variety while stressing price awareness and maintaining high quality and service standards for customers and employees.
Assessment roll for Local Sewerage Improvement District No 42 is in the hands of the undersigned for collection. Property owners liable for Local Sewerage Improvement District No 33 can redeem by paying the entire assessment between August 8 and September 7, 1925. Unpaid amounts will be certified to the County Auditor and collected as city taxes. Payments to City Clerk. Dated August 7, 1925. Aura S. Gough, Clerk.
Judge C. R. Baum presided as nine cases, including Earl Roberts charged with mergery linked to a Crow hotel robbery. Clarence Revielle faced persistent liquor charges. William Simms paid a $100 liquor conviction fine. Several demurrers were withdrawn and deadlines set for answers in mortgage and property suits.
The August nights cool down Pocatello as residents enjoy relief from July heat. Observer Teeple notes the high reached 89 degrees at 2:30 PM on both Thursday and today, with pleasant evening drafts aiding sleep.
William Scott Stewart, newly retained counsel for Scott, secured a midnight stay pending sanity tests after a governor refused further action. Stewart previously argued both sides of insanity in capital cases, once defeating an inmate’s bid to escape the gallows.
A girl adopted seven years ago to the Browning family learns her foster father promised to adopt a sister. she hears this from Miss Coburn's Riverside Drive school in New York and Miss Katherine Wilcox, with Browning last visiting the camp June 1.
Town Talk reports a Nash wheel and tire found on the American Falls highway after a tourist pickup. The note covers local price changes for children's haircuts and confirms trims stay at 50 cents. Funeral services for James P. Barron will be held at 10:30 in McCammon, burial at Ogden. Traffic enforcers begin one hour parking checks in congested districts. A man found on 44 Fast Hayden Street is held as a mentally delinquent case.
The Pocatello Pioneer men and women plan a joint picnic at Fairview Park on Saturday from 2 to 7 PM. Drinks and refreshments will be provided, attendees should bring their own lunch. All Pioneer members and families are invited.
Chamber of commerce and Anderson Lumber increase tent capacity for Billy Sunday appearance tonight. Local Chautauqua committee expects unusually large attendance to hear the famed speaker.
Dr L E B Shaw and Louis Vail will travel by car to Oklahoma and Texas for a month long vacation, returning with Mrs Shaw who has been visiting relatives in Oklahoma. Shaw has not visited there in many years.
Mrs Isabelle Brinson wife of J W Brinson died at a local hospital Thursday after a lingering illness. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 30 p m at the McHan mortuary chapel under Gate City Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters with Fort Hall lodge No 6 Knights of Pythias and the Fraternal Order of Eagles and Ladies Auxiliary in attendance. She was forty one and survived by her husband and her mother Mrs Bomer of Salt Lake City. William Constock and George Jorgensen will speak.
George Swesny, Bannock County Sportsmen's Association relative, travels to Boise Monday to confer with Governor C. C. Moore and State Fish Commissioner Keil about a Springfield hatchery. Judge A. M. Anderson of Blackfoot accompanies to represent Bingham county association. Hatchery would supply fish to American Falls reservoir upon completion.
Mrs. Hannah Ash of Pocatello sues Katherine A. Grant in district court seeking judgment on property bought for 5000 dollars under an installment plan. $3500 remains unpaid since November 26, 1924. Grant is out of the city and has refused to quiet title as contractually required when payments stalled.
Mr and Mrs George J McCabe of 423 South Hayes Street will be tried in narrow court tomorrow at 9 30 a m on a charge of disturbing the peace brought by neighbor George Kimpton. The complaint says profane language and threats were used during a dispute over dogs owned by the parties.
Evangelist Billy Sunday arrives in Pocatello at noon from Portland and Seattle to headline Ellison-White Chautauqua's 1925 season opening program. He plans a forceful talk as part of the evening lineup.
Held at Fort Douglas Salt Lake attended by Captain Swanson who says this year's camp surpassed the prior two. Others from the area included Drew Standrod major Edward T. Barton second lieutenant and R D Merrill second lieutenant.
Worms and parasites in children's intestines undermine health and vitality. The safe course is a few doses of White's Cream Vermifuge which destroys and expels the worms without injury to the child. Price 35 cents. Sold by Watson Drug Co.
The Show-Off, a comedy hit of the east and middle west, opens a one night engagement tonight at the Auditorium Theatre with a strong cast including Jessie Busley Hobart Cavanaugh Beatrice Maude Maude Franklin Neil McFee Jack Gilchrist W F B Granger Charles Bloomer and Charles Sugar Turner. The plot centers on a young man who poses as a man of affairs and fools everyone but his wife. An interesting program is anticipated.
The Neighbors of the Woodcraft meet tonight at 134 South Garfield at o o clock to organize the Thimble club. All Neighbors of the Woodcraft are eligible. Pythian Sisters asked to attend funeral for Mrs Brinson tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at McHan funeral chapel burial in Mountain View cemetery.
An advertisement touts Borozone for flesh wounds burns and sores in animals and humans with rapid action. It explains washing with liquid Borozone followed by Horozone Powder, priced at 30¢ 60¢ and 1.20, sold by Watson Drug Co.
Meridell hosts a big dance tonight with buses departing from Main and Center starting at 8 30 p m. Reduced ticket prices apply for the event, inviting all residents to attend.
H. J. Swanson county attorney and infantry reserve captain stated today that the training camp for reserve officers of the army is being organized recently.
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays inflammation. It claims to aid stomach, liver and intestinal ailments includingapiitis, offered at Cook's Drug Store and druggists everywhere.
In Ravenna Italy seven women and two men died in a powder factory blast. The accident caused extensive damage and authorities began investigations into the cause and safety measures.
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