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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1925

Page

5

Idaho Governor Proclaims Labor Day 1925

Governor C. Moore proclaims Monday September 7 as Labor Day in Idaho and urges business closings and flag displays. The proclamation emphasizes harmony between labor and capital and calls for public and private buildings to display the flag and for social gatherings in tribute to workers.

C. Moore Moore Congress Idaho State of A. D C. C. Moore PF. A. Jeter

Kennedy contractor heads west after Idaho project

Cc F Kennedy the contractor in charge of the Ocatello Fort Hall paved road and his family depart for Chicago this evening. Kennedy will oversee major work for the Kennedy company in the Midwest and plans to return to Pocatello in the spring. NOTICE I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone other than myself. If

Cc. F. Kennedy Ocatello Fort Hall Faved Chicago

Bottle of gin proves costly for Solomon in car case

Solomon admitted possession of a quart bottle of Gordon gin found in a car driven by him and tied to a film-booking agent. He paid $590 plus court costs after pleading before Justice of the Peace House to the charge of possession of intoxicating liquor. Sheriff Henderson received a wire from a detective agency requesting Solomon be held pending payment on his car, assessed at $129.

Gordon Joseph Solomon Justice of the Peace House H. W. Henderson Wm. J. Burns International Detective Agency Ee Lake City Solomon

Hillman Funeral Held at Swan Lake

The funeral of Mrs. Kink Hillman aged 72 was held Sunday at Swan Lake with Bishop L J Petty Jr. officiating. She was a sister of Milo A. Hendricks of Pocatello and the Hillman family has lived at Swan Lake forty one years. Will B Hillman a son is a former Bannock county assessor, with Sheriff and Mrs Henderson among attendees.

Kink Hillman Sunda Swan Lake L. J. Petty Jr Bannock County Henderson Pocatello

Town Talk Notices and Local Appointments

McCammon resident R T Hale visited the city on business. A marriage license was issued to William T Packer of Pocatello and Mary A Kish of Evanston Wyoming. A W Lee and Mrs Lee returned from Yellowstone park. The Jones family completed a Yellowstone auto trip. Mrs C Ben Ross sails to Portland for the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. Lorenzo Harris of McCammon was named deputy sheriff by Sheriff H W Henderson. He previously served with the sheriff's department.

William T. Packer Pocatello Mary A. Kish Evanston Wyoming Grand Lodge C. Ben Ross Mayor Ross Portland Sovereign Grand Lodge The Odd Fellows Lorenzo Harris McCammon H. W. Henderson Harria Sheriff’s Department

Eagles Win Game 14 to 3 Over Fally Doughboys

The Pocatello Eagles defeated the Idaho Fally Doughboys 14 to 3 at Sunnyland with strong mound work by Howard and solid Eagle defense. Mrs Sam Riddle and grandson Bob will attend the Burley fair, where Sam Riddle has a mare entered in the race meet. Dick Devaney, Fort Hall Indian, pleaded guilty to intoxication and disturbing the peace but the case was dismissed for lack of evidence.

Eagles Pocatello Eagles Idaho Fally Doughboys Sunnyland Howard Sam Riddle Bobby South Garfield Avenue Burley Riddie Dick Devaney Fort Hall Reservation John W. Peter

Puggy Pugmire Leads Nampa Past Mooreland 8-7

Pugmire hurled a strong game in Blackfoot steering Nampa to an 8-7 victory over Mooreland. Errors aided the scoring against Mooreland as the local slinger dominated the matchup.

Puggy Pugmire Overland Park Blackfoot Mooreland

Lewiston Physician Attends State Medical Meeting in Pocatello

Dr John N Alley, his wife and two Lewiston daughters arrive for the state medical association's third annual meeting in Pocatello. The party has been on an extended tour visiting Butte Yellowstone Park and Salt Lake City.

Lewiston John N. Alley Alley Idaho State Medical Association Pocatello

Woman driver crashes through fence near Mansea home

Police report states Mrs Logan of 1536 North Garfield drove a small coupe into the fence at E. C. Mansea’s residence 545 South Arthur damaging flower beds seriously. The driver aimed to turn east on Halliday but lost control approaching the intersection.

Mra. Logan North Garfield E. C. Mansea South Arthur Halliday

Special Roundup Rates From Union Pacific Outline

J C Hanson of the Short Line says Union Pacific grants special rates for Pendleton Roundup events from September 18 to 18 with Labor Day. End excursion to Salt Lake and Ogden on September 5, and Harvest Festival at Montpelier September 6 and 8. Salt Lake Ogden trip tickets on September 5. a penny per mile rate applies. Pendleton roundtrip is 27 dollars. Montpelier fare is one and a half times the round trip.

J. C. Hanson Union Pacific Pendleton Salt Lake and Ogden Montpelier Salt Lake

Evans Returns from California Realty Venture to Idaho

Clyde E. Evans came back Saturday from Hollywood where he worked in real estate for nine months. He plans to resume his Idaho occupation and said he enjoyed 18 years in Pocatello and valued rejoining old associates. He noted Southern California lacks Idaho and Pocatello opportunities.

California Clyde E. Evans Hollywood Evans Pocatello Idaho Evang

Entertainment plans for Union Pacific Athlete meet in Pocatello

J I King announces a two day program for visiting athletes September 6 and 7 in Pocatello. negotiations aim to run a special train to Lava Hot Springs for a swim and entertainment. A grand parade includes Fort Hall Indians with athletic and safety floats. Banquet at the Bannock hotel Monday evening precedes a dance at Meridell park.

Pocatello Union Pacific J. I. King Fort Hall

Railroad Rumbles and Loyal Eight at Pocatello Shops

George Stanford will resume assistant chief clerk duties tomorrow as R. F. Modlish returns to chief clerk role. Eight long service employees at Pocatello shops total 315 years without a lost time injury, underscoring careful work. Also notes Yellowstone trip returns and a 30 day assignment for J. Upton in the motor car department. Short Line announces excursion rates to the Southeast Idaho Fair in Blackfoot September 15 to 18 with sale dates September 14 to 18. For sale or rent a five room bungalow near east front with furnishings and terms.

George Stanford Motive Power Sapling R. F. Modlish Mr. Sanford Harry Corwin Pocatello Union Pacific Walton Charles Adamson Mike Reilly Jack Carrigan James Malcolmson Alfred Stoker David Malichio Jacob Thomas Pesent

Pocatello Schools to Open September 14 Election Set

Public schools in Pocatello will open September 14 per the official notice. Superintendent Walter R. Siders reports teachers are returning from vacation though assignments are pending. School board elections feature three expiring terms with candidates Claude Bistline Jesse M. Chase W H Jackson H B Thompson Horace Whittlesey and A R McPherson. retiring members Tom Davis EF A Bradfield. Polls run 1 to 6 pm at West Side Senior High and Bonneville School. voters must be taxpayers their spouses or heads of families with children under 21.

Pocatello Walter R. Siders West Side Bonneville School Claude Bistline

Hospital Notes Report Local Ailments And Treatments

P. L. Smith of Logan visits town to consult physicians. William Wright of Carlyle hotel is bedbound with illness. Marvel Carter at 415 South Ninth underwent surgery yesterday. Fred Trahan’s son injured falling from a wagon with a broken right arm, sent home after hospital care. Mrs. W. A. Wickham, Pocatello Cold Storage manager, ill at home. John J. Shulie of 227 South Garfield admitted for treatment. I. B. Gordon of 830 East Lander injured when horse fell on him. in hospital for treatment.

P. L. Smith Logan Wiliam Wright Carlyle Marvel Carter South Ninth Fred Trahan W. A. Wickham Pocatello Cold Storage Company John J. Shulie South Garfield Gordon Fast Lander Ens

Arrowhead Sport Rib Hose Advertisement

An Arrowhead stocking in fine rib with fine combed yarn available in black, brown, gray and beige. Extra quality for the price. Black or brown options in sizes up to 10 for either girls or boys.

Manhattan

Masonic and civic group notices for week events

Ruth chapter No 3 OES resumes Thursday activities with initiation and strong turnout expected. Westminster Guild meets Tuesday at 6 15 pm with Mrs J T Collins 837 West Benton. W O W members urged to attend Wednesday September 2 with initiations and visiting camps. Four Square degree to be conferred.

How Baxter Butted In and Isn t Life Terrible at Strand

Scatey at Bra ana presents a new farce How Baxter Butted In opening a three day run at the Strand with Isn t Life Terrible as a second feature. At the Orpheum Doris Kenyon Anna Q Nilsson Lloyd Hughes Hobart Bosworth Frank Mayo star in If I Marry Again with a two reel Beware and Pathe News. Victor Larson appears in a one night vocal concert at the Orpheum alongside the film program.

Btrana Matt Moore Baxter Strand Orpheum Doris Kenyon Anna Q. Nilsson Lloyd Hughes Hobart Bosworth Frank Mayo Pathe News Victor Larson Radio Fame

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