Former cattle king Frank Reno dies in Idaho Falls at 70
Frank Reno a longtime resident since 1883 and pioneer in Idaho southeastern stock growing industry died after a long illness in a local hospital. He reclaimed Birch creek government land and secured the first water rights for Birch creek canal. Once wealthy after World War I he faced financial decline but remained a key figure in Idaho cattle circles. He died quietly with his family at Reno Park in Idaho Falls and is survived by his wife and two sons.
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Hudsons mourn father of Dr B H Hudson dies in Grand Rapids
Blackfoot August 26 Dr T Hud son shared word that his father Dr B H Hudson died early Tuesday at 316 Lafayette Avenue Grand Rapids Michigan Funeral services will be led by the Knights Templar of Grand Rapids later this week Dr B H Hudson had traveled to his father’s bedside about ten days ago
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Longwood Club Hosts National Turf Doubles Week
The Longwood Cricket Club of Beaton organized in 1877 prepares to host the national turf court doubles championships the week of August 24, positioning it as one of America's oldest tennis clubs.
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Sheriff Launches Hunt for Harness Thieves Near Arimo
Sheriff Henderson from Pocatello arrives in McCammon to locate the culprits who looted the Jenkins ranch barn just north of Arimo Sunday night. Several harness sets and a saddle were stolen, with about 300 dollars in lost value.
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Bancroft Social Roundup Sees Visitors And Party Events
W O Creer attended to business in McCammon. Ezra Cornelison and family visited Lava. Mrs Mark Stevens returned from Salt Lake City. Rev Wallpole from Soda Springs handled affairs in Bancroft. Mrs Wm Mathews and her son visited from Kemmerer. Various locals hosted visits, sewing club meeting, and a dancing party in honor of Elizabeth Anderson of Los Angeles.
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Herbert Currey
Ruth Turner
Jack Stanton
Nampa
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Lund
Forest Cornelion
Virginia Madsen
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Bancroft Girls’ Sewing Club
Marie Johnson
J. C. Budrow
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Kara Cornelison
Denton
Eiizabeth Anderson
Los Angeles
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Leroy Lewis
E. Haskell
Horace Jenkins
H. Sanders
Arthur Ruger
G. Q. Fits
Geo. Fleming
Elizabeth Anderson
Ivan Lewis
Anderson
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Idaho Falls Briefs and Local Funerals
Idaho Falls notes report Mrs. David Dowd returning from a month’s visit to Devil’s Lake North Dakota and Winnipeg and Ontario Canada. The body of Ludwig Martin arrives from Phoenix Arizona for services in Idaho Falls. Also covered are sentencing of Patrick O’Day and William Galsler for passing bad checks, Samuel Ambaea’s Holland mission, and local residents departing or preparing for studies at Northwestern University in Chicago.
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Winter program for Boy Scouts lined up by Blevens
Burl Blevens, scout executive of Pondello, will visit Bingham County through next Tuesday to organize troops and set up a court of honor in Blackfoot. He aims to establish weekly meetings in all towns and to place two deputies under H. R. Wallis, with a training school for scout masters planned for fall or early winter.
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McCammon Residents Narrow Escape After Brush with Death
In McCammon on Monday afternoon a tourist car owned by Mr and Mrs Johnsen backed down a hill into a hundred foot gulch at the Garden Creek gap. The brakes failed and the car turned twice, pinning seven people beneath. They freed themselves and returned home with only minor scratches and bruises.
Civic Club in McCammon Hosts Notable Meeting
McCammon Civic Club gathered at Mrs. J. W. Lowry’s home for a social afternoon in honor of Mrs. Lowry who will move to Los Angeles. Guests included many members who study American history and enjoyed a musical program and readings. The club presented Mrs. Lowry with silver tea spoons. England wins two of three Wightman Cup matches as women’s tennis teams compete.
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Dorothy Harris
Sam Orgill
Lowry
Ben Rowe
Roy Hale
Jack Towsley
Evan Christensen
Lydia Thornley
Althea Lewis
Calvin Uragan
Wm. Lewis
Wilford Marley
Beckle Danks
England
A Grouch Not Wanted There Is Nothing So Harmful to Success
An advertisement touts Mayr s Wonderful Remedy for stomach liver and intestinal troubles including bloating and catarrhal mucus removal. It claims to ease inflammation causing most ailments and mentions availability at Cook s Drug Store and druggists everywhere.
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McCammon Social Round Up Mixed Local Visits
McCammon residents and visitors populate a weekend schedule with travel to Pocatello Paris Lava Hot Springs Rigby and Yellowstone. Paul Nash and T R Jenkins head to Big Springs for fishing. Mrs Peters and Mr Peters visit from Green River stop in McCammon en route home. Betty Ferguson arrives to spend several days with relatives. Mrs Barron and daughter travel home after James Barron’s death.
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Marriages and notices from Blackfoot area
A county clerk issued a marriage license on the 24th to J P Worden of Boise and Lavon Kilman of Pocatello, married in Idaho Walls by a Presbyterian minister. A license also issued to Harold Olsen and Victoria Anderson of Idaho Falls. Dr. Charles Mackey heard from his son Raymond in Los Angeles that he plans to sail to Honolulu. Mr and Mrs N M Eldredge of Po
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