Plan for Federal Fish Hatchery Aimed at Idaho Statewide
Bannock County Sportsmen’s association backs a state wide push for a federal fish hatchery in Idaho. A resolution calls on all Idaho sportsmen groups to support the measure. Congressman Addison T. Suth has pledged support if sufficient public backing appears. A publicity committee will circulate the resolution statewide. The group also seeks to close Bannock county pheasant season briefly to protect stocked birds. Boise chamber backs Western Game Association convention for 1926 to be held in Boise if invited, with Boise support assured.
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Idaho
Bannock
Robert Graham
George Swesey
A. B. Bean
Thomas
Boise
Commere
Western Game Association
Denver
Charles Attends Chic Chase Wild Chickens in Aberdeen
Charles F. Rork, Charles H. Archibald, Charles G. Sumner, Charles Rork Jr. and Charles Archibald Jr. joined a Friday chicken hunting party in the Aberdeen district. The group found many chickens but had little success and urged cooperation with farmers to avoid harming crops and upsetting locals.
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Charles
Chic Chase Wild Chickens
Charles F. Rork
Charles H. Archibald
Charles G. Sumner
Charles Rork, Jr
Charles Archibald, Jr
Aberdeen
Montpelier Visitor Heads Home After Stay
Mrs. Curry of Montpelier, who has been visiting Mrs. Daniel Agnew at 305 South Sixth, left this morning for her home. J. P. Tipton of Port Costa California, a businessman, was a Pocatello visitor today and left this evening for Yellowstone Park to spend a couple of weeks.
Public address by Mr. Guihen in Commercial hall
Kansas City resident Mr. Guihen will speak publicly Monday evening August 24 at 8 p.m. in Commercial hall. The event invites local residents to attend and hear his remarks on current topics.
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Guihen
Kansas City
Commercial Hall
New Highway to Open Sunday Near Pocatello Fort Hall
CP Kennedy of Kennedy Construction announced the new highway between Pocatello and Fort Hall would open to traffic Sunday. He said it would close Monday for additional work and not be permanently open until Thursday of next week. The road has been partly completed and partially open for several weeks.
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CP Kennedy
Kennedy Construction’ Company
Pocatello
Fort Hall
Kennedy
Peel
Federal prisoners sought on coast delinquency charge
C N Asclin arrives in Poeytello with extradition papers for Robert Works and Walter J Carter held for trial on white slave traffic act violations Works allegedly transported 16 year old Verna Carter to American Falls for immoral purposes Carter transported 16 year old Ruth McCullough to American Falls for immoral purposes Los Angeles officer seeks transfer to California authorities while Judge F S Dietrich vacationing in Seattle and northwest cities
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C. N. Asclin
Los Angeles
American Falls
Carter
Ruth McCullough
F. 8. Dietrich
Dietrich
Seattle
Northwest
Circus Grounds Well Patrolled and Safe After Night Event
Police commend the force for patrolling the circus grounds Friday night. Chief L A Lehrbas reports no car theft complaints as special officers watched hundreds of parked autos both afternoon and evening. Traffic flow at closing was well managed with no accidents.
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L A. Lehrbas
Circus
Town Talk Highlights and Local Notices
Marriage license issued to Otto Loppie and Betty Gish both of Pocatello. Grace M Dyx returns from five weeks buying trip to New York and Chicago. Three women arrested for possession of intoxicating liquor at Lava Hot Springs. lodged in Bannock jail. Correction issued on curb gas pump permit for A H Peabody of Gem State Auto company. Fire damages one sleeping car of Al G Barnes circus, $400 loss. crews respond.
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Otto Loppie
Betty Gish
Pocatello
Grace M. Dyx
The
Wonder Millinery
New York
Chicago
E. C. Perman
Bertha Casseil
Catherine Ray
Lava Hot Springs
Charles Bevan Roe White
Bannock County
Tribune
A. H. Peabody
Gem State Auto Company
South Third Avenue
Peabody
State Auto Company
al G. Barnes
Oak Street
Brakes Fail on Touring Car Sparks Viaduct smash
Defective brakes on a touring car driven by Ernest Erickson caused a near collision at the east end of the viaduct Friday afternoon. Erickson swerved into the iron railing and the left front wheel broke through wire netting, with police notified. Civil service exams cite Idaho and other cities for Indian service vacancies. applications close September 26.
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Ernest Erickson
Erickson
Civil Service Examinations
United States Civil Service Commission
Hell
Poestello
Idaho
Indian Service
Arrests Highlight Circus Day Drunkenness
Several individuals were booked at police headquarters on Circus Day for intoxication. Dick Nelson known as One Horse Dick pleaded not guilty with trial set for Monday. Geo Stone admitted to being drunk and was fined $25. Morrity Knapp and O Mara pled guilty and paid $15 fines. Ed Johnson faced a separate DUI charge and forfeiture of a $59 bond after missing court. A. E. Berrick and Stone had roll call and bond issues noted.
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Dick Nelson
A. E. Berrick
Geo, Stone
Jack Morrity
John Knapp
Jim O’mara
Ed Johnson
Nelson
Stone
Fort Mal
John W. Peter
Morrity
Knapp
O'Mara
Johnson
Berrick
Idaho investor quip hints at quick exits and steady gains
A hotel lobby scene in New York features a polite Idaho booster who extols Idaho as a new commercial prospect with strong potential yet notes he seeks liquid investments. A real estate observer probes permanence, and a long list of names from Salt Lake City to Boise and beyond fills the room in a crowd around the currency of opportunity.
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Idaho
Focal
Pinot Cickt aric First Sessions Opened Today
President Heber J Grant of Salt Lake will attend the Pocatello stake conference of the L D S church Sunday. Afternoon services include a recreation hall dedication and meetings at 10 am and 2 pm with music by the stake choir under J Hendriksen. Elders J Gold en Kimball and Hyrum G Smith will be in attendance. Dr Evans an optician from Boige will be at St Marie hotel next Thursday August 27 offering optical service.
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Heber J. Grant
Salt Lake
Pocatello Stake
J. Golden Kimball
Hyrum G. Smith
General Authorities
Stake
J. Hendriksen
Evans
Boige
St. Marie
of Pocatello
J. T. Evang
Hospital Notes Share Local Ailments and Recoveries
Hospital records report Dave Evans of Pauline discharged after severe burns from a rope slide into a hundred foot well. Pete Miller of Ketchum seeks treatment locally. A baby of Mike Devaney at 157 North Seventh was hurt playing with a dog. the dog knocked the child down. Mrs. L. Richart at 1055 North Eleventh is ill at home. Ivan Carlson of 546 West Benton is sick at home. The baby of J C Aptos at 556 West Bridger is ill at home. The son of Mrs H Berden at 1112 North Arthur fell from a tree breaking an arm. treated at a local hospital. Mrs W S Kettenring at 225 South Fourth is quite ill at home.
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Dave Evans
Pauline
Pete Miller
Ketchum
Mike Devaney
North Seventh
L. Richart
North Eleventh
Ivan Carlson
West Benton
J. C. Aptos
West Bridger
Names listed in a Western States Notice Board
A sequence of names and locations appears, including Whiteworth Bancroft J GC Kerley Salt Lake J G Bates and wife Han on Idaho HB G Sloan Sal Lake D G Griffith Salt Lake E M Sutton Salt Lake J Cohan Chicago A G arren San Francisco B Perkins New York P Houer Miles City Mont At the Crow L 8 Felice Chicago D E Maddock Paris Idaho Mrs Jesse Tall man Granite Basin Mont Joe Sullivan Park City Utah B D Jaax Ogden John Thomas Sheridan Wyo Mrs Thomas Howl Challis Idaho H R Martin Joe Wash A L Grenuean Seattle E D Thomas Victor Idaho.
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W. J. Sutherland
New York
T. C. Smith
Boise
N. Hines
Salt Lake
Ross W. Eligon
Buhl
W. D. Newton
Kemmer
Wye
W. E. Tucker
San Francisco
Pearl Sproat
Twin Falls
J. H. Meister
Leonard Haver
Arinio
J. W. Gashill
Burley
JL Jacobs
E. Leaver
T. Eb. Hanson
Carl E. Ketchen
Fred Brown
R. E. Wright
Charles Cox
E. L. Brinson
Bellingham
Wash
M. B. Ruffner
W. J. Porter
Falls
L. Rudolph
Chicago
K. L. de Denver
W. Maddox
Spokane
Yellowstone
Los Angeles
F. W. Benson
Roy
Salt Lakes
Messinver
Ya Springs
KE. Madison
Crawford
de Morgan
J. J. Ore Daver
Lee Johnson
Ashton
W. King Rupert
J. Thoman
Ruperts Livingston
J. P. Bowers
L. 8. Felice
D. E. Maddock
Paris
Idaho
Jesse Tallman
Granite Basin
Mont
Joe Sullivan
Park City
Utah
B. D. Jaax
Ogden
John Thomas Sheridan
Wyo
Thomas Howl
Challis
H. R. Martin
Joe Wash
A. L. Grenuean
Seattle
E D. Thomas
Victor
Rough Fight Ends in Hotel Killing in Las Vegas
In a hotel lobby brawl linked to a shooting last night, John B. Lassetter who intervened in a bar fight between Magee and ex District Judge David J. Leahy was scheduled for August 26 in the Justice of the Peace Court in Upper Las Vegas. An Albuquerque editor secured a $10,000 appearance bond after eight East Las Vegas residents posted $2,500 each.
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John B. Lassetter
Magee
David J. Leahy
Justice of Peace Court
Upper Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Late Today
Las Vegas
Burton Boy Severs Arm After Tree Fall
Tale Burton nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Chas Burton fell from a tree yesterday afternoon and sustained a broken arm above the wrist. He was taken to Lynn Hospital where the injury was set and the boy is getting along nicely. He is a grandson of Conductor Joe Burton of the Short Line and his father is a brakeman and an extra conductor.
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Tale Burton
Chas. Burton
Lynn Hospital
Joe Burton
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