Idaho assessors convene at capitol to organize and plan
Eighteen of twenty three county assessors met at the capitol at 10 o clock and elected C A Bailor as chairman and George H Moore as secretary. Committees were named to cross examine peers and prepare recommendations for the state board of equalization. Proceedings adjourned to 1 pm with reports expected late next week.
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Capitol
C. A. Bailor
Kootenai
George H. Moore
Canyon County
Charles F. Shepherd
Ada
L. B. Case
Bannock
Frank W. Jordan
Bingham
Andrew D. Williams
Blaine
A. G. McConnell
Boise
Geo. H. Moore
Canyon
Moses Smith
Cassia
Frank W. Moore
Elmore
Nels P. Hanson
Fremont
John V. Nash
Idaho
Emmett J. Gemmil
Sarah
John M. Williams
Nez Perce
Isaac B. Nash
Oneida
Maniliaus M. Krieg
Owyhee
James McMillan
Twin Falls
Milton J. Floyd
Bear Lake
State Auditor
Bailor
State Board of Equalization
Ada Eventy
Manilius M. Krieg
Frank W. Loyd
Bannock County
John V. Wash
H. M. Gilkison
Washington
A. G. McConnel
E. J. Gemmins
Larah
Gilkison
Board of Equalization
Statesman
Eagles' Session in Seattle Prize Drill Team Reads
Worthy Secretary D J Elrod of the F C E received a telegram from Arthur A Cohn a Grand Lodge delegate saying Salt Lake won third prize in the drill team work Seattle won second and Helena won first in a world wide contest. The prize was five hundred dollars plus three hundred and two hundred fifty cars. Salt Lake delegates and the team will likely stop in the Gate City on return to demonstrate teamwork to many Eagles there.
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D. J Elrod
Arthur A. Cohn
Order
Grand Lodge
Seattle
Salt Lake
Helena
Gate City
Holmes & Co Sherbets Offer Strawberry Vanilla Chocolate Orange
Holmes & Co announces a selection of sherbets including strawberry vanilla chocolate and orange flavors for customers seeking fruity frozen treats. The lineup emphasizes mixable fruit flavors and classic dessert options for summer enjoyment.
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Holmes & Co
Lewiston State Normal Opens With Bright Prospects
Lewiston Idaho August 14 Special On September 14 the Lewiston State Normal school opens with bright prospects since 1895 The new dormitory trees shrubbery and front lawn will enhance the property Under President Black since 1903 the school has grown in size and efficiency A manual training department with sewing wood sloyd paper sloyd and basketry exists along with first to eighth grade training The science department is well equipped the library holds over 3500 dollars in books and other departments have additions The physical education department was opened last year with an exhibition Tennis basketball and baseball are popular outdoor sports and help keep students fit for study.
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Lewiston
Ida
Lewiston State
Y M C A names Cassius H Wood as physical director
Cassius H Wood of Chicago accepts the Y M C A physical director post. A Northwestern University and Chicago Training School graduate, he will arrive in Pocatello with his wife by Sept. 1 to organize fall and winter gym classes for men, students, and boys.
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Pargellis
Cassius H. Wood
Chicago
Mr. Wood
Northwestern University
Evanstone
Ill
Wood
Pocatello
Grouse Season Opens in Gate City Hills
Grouse open season begins today with many huntsmen from the Gate City heading to hills near and far. Local gun club members urge careful hunting around recently planted quail on Marsh Creek and Ross Fork as quail season runs until November first. Careful adherence to laws is advised due to limited quail and growing future flocks.
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Pocatello Gun Club
Marsh Creek
Ross Fork
Noted Evangelist Ira Sankey Dies in Brooklyn Home
The singing evangelist Ira Sankey died last night at his Brooklyn residence. He was 68 years old and had been blind for five years before retirement. Sankey earned a large income from his publications and left a substantial estate.
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York
Ave
Ira D. Sankey
Brooklyn
Mr. Sankey
Four Hundred Children Sought For Civic Club Spectacle
Four hundred children aged three to fourteen are wanted at the Eagles hall at 10 oclock Monday morning to participate in a production to be staged at the opera house in about two weeks. The show will use more than twelve thousand roses and aim to entertain while instructing. Proceeds go to the Civic club to buy a grand piano from Pocatello Music Co for the public library assembly room. Parents are urged to send children without invitation.
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Eagles
Opera
Civic Club
Pocatello Music Company
W. A. Anthes
Idaho Falls and Soda Springs Face Baseball Duel
Idaho Falls and Soda Springs prepare for a baseball game tomorrow under rule 10 bets. Local teams clash as fans await the outcome and potential wagering implications.
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Idaho Falls
Soda Springs
Traveling Masonic Silver Trowel Reaches Vancouver Lodge
The Traveling Masonic Silver Trowel reached Vancouver and Quadra Lodge No. 2 on August 7 with elaborate ceremonies, marking a landmark Masonic gathering in British Columbia. It then traveled to Portland’s Willamette Lodge No. 2 on August 20 for the dedication in the new Masonic temple, attended by Grand Master of Oregon and state Masons. Earlier on June 16 Willamette Lodge presented the trowel to Lebanon Lodge No. 104 in Tacoma with a notable ceremony led by Washington’s Grand Master Ralph McAllister.
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Vancouver
Quadra Lodge No. 2
A. F
A. M
B. C
British Columbia
Portneuf Lodge
Willamette Lodge No. 2
Lats Locals Highlights From Inkom To Pocatello
Local notes report Tom Mullen returning from Inkom after fishing with Abe Wright and a shooting day there. Two men arrested for vagrants are fined ten dollars and serve ten days on the chain gang. Clark Kimball lodge moves to Eagle hall with first 1:30 pm meeting tomorrow. Mrs Charles Hart gives birth to a girl in Blackfoot with Dr Bean present. A Greek laborer injured by a handcart at Ross Fork is hospitalized and improving. Police detain two suspects on a Soda Springs train for possible robbery. Mrs Royal Kendall of Robin is declared insane and sent to Blackfoot asylum.
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Tom Mullen
Inkom
Abe Wright
Royal Kendall
Robin
Hoover
Blackfoot
Kendall
Pocatello
King Hill project to open fourteen thousand acres near Greens Ferry
The King Hill project manager J. W. Mehargue announced that lands totaling fourteen thousand acres will open on October 12. The lands lie around Greens Ferry with water drawn from the Malad river and siphoned across the Snake river near their confluence. Pete Larson James Henderson and physicians examined the patient before the announcement. East Idaho Press club plans a Montpelier meeting as reporters pass through en route to events.
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King Hill
J. W. Mehargue
Land Department
Boise
Greens Ferry
Malad
Snake River
Press Club
East Idaho Press Club
Montpelier
J. W. Jones
The
Rigby Star
W. 8. Hill
Twin Falls Times
James H. Wallis
Rexburg Standard
W. L. Adams
Sugar City Times
Frank Porter
Rexburg Journal
Trux Tabot
Bear Lake
Sunday Schog Convention Brings L D S Stakes to Gate City
A Sunday school convention of the L D S church will be held in Gate City on Sunday August 30 bringing together three stakes. Attendees from Soda Springs Downey American Falls and Shelley are expected to number three to four hundred for a reunion of the three stakes. Rail road rates have been granted for travel on August 29 and 30 with return on August 31.
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Soda Springs
Downey
American Falls
Shelley
Church Services With Bible School And Preaching
Church services announced with Bible school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m B Y P U at 7 p m Pastor Lawrence leads the congregation in this schedule
Congregational Church Sermon and Bible Study Invite
Congregational Church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning preaching at 11:05 with the subject God's Abundance as Nature. No evening service. All worshippers encouraged to join Bible study and after service, pastor W S Hunt notes.
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Congregational Church
Hunt
Salvation Army Lecture Series and Meetings by J Alonzo Sanders
Envoy J Alonzo Sanders famed Spanish traveler will lecture on To and Fro in Labrador tonight at The Salvation Army. A Sunday 2 30 temperance talk Will Prohibition Prohibit invites all. Sunday 8 p m How to Find Him with Dr A F Hall and Captain A E Chesham in charge.
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The
Salvation Army
J. Alonzo Sanders
Labrador
Episcopal
First and Center
A. F. Hall
A. E. Chesham
Notice to Firemen Meeting Schedule
Notice to Firemen. Commencing tomorrow Clark Kim Lodge No 113 will hold meetings at Eagle hall. Meets every Sunday afternoon at 1 30 GEO PEACOCK Master W L GREEN Secretary.
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Clark-Kimball Lodge No. 113
Eagle Hall
Clark Kimball Lodge No. 113
Geo. Peacock
W. L. Green
Roy Porter’s Island Park fishing train shuttle
Roy Porter will meet the daily train at Island Park station and use a mountain wagon to transport anglers to his renowned fishing resort in Island Park.
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Island Park
Roy Porter
Budweiser Beer Dominates Global Market
Budweiser remains the most popular beer worldwide with higher sales than all other bottled beers. Dealers earn less profit per sale due to brewery costs, yet demand proves its recognized superiority.
Beva Offered as Cure for Rheumatism
Ad copy claims Ballard's Snow Liniment cures rheumatism with a few bottles, priced at 25c 50c and 1.00, attributed to Mrs A L Cook.
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Beva
Ballard
A. L. Cook
Alexander Optical chief to return by early September
F. J. Alexander of Alexander Optical is expected to return about September 1, signaling a planned resumption of operations and leadership after a period abroad.
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F. J. Alexander
The
Alexander Optical Company
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Junction Town
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Pete Larson
James Henderson
Dre. Howard and
Wright
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Lawrence
Daly Tribune
Fife
A.H
Chaffee
Foleys
Bright's
Bannock Abstract Depot & Trust
Perty
Center Street
South Main Street
Nee Bai
Furc Aser
Wrensted
Wrensted Bldg
S. Main St
RED Cross
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