May Robson Visits Pocatello for Helena's Boys Show
May Robson the veteran American stage actress arrived in Pocatello at noon and will perform in Helena's Boys at the Auditorium theatre tonight. She chatted with Tribune reporters about shopping weather and her first visit to the state while traveling with Miss Lillian Harmer on tour from the coast to New York via Omaha and Kansas City.
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May Robson
Pocatello
Auditorium Theatre
Miss Robson
Tribune
Robson
Lillian Harmer
New York
Omaha
Kansas City
Isy Robson
Town activities highlight court release and civic visits
John Long, nineteen, released from the state industrial school after habeas corpus proceedings in Idaho Falls. Mayor Ross and others head to Malad for a chamber of commerce meeting. Real estate transfers listed for Pocatello area. Traffic violators in police court with fines. Mont Elliot elected worthy resident of Pocatello Aerie 119. Pastor Fleming to Missoula. Basketball meeting at high school. Boise visitors include Ar Pierce, Idaho State Life supervisor.
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the Tribune
John Long
Geo. W. Edgington
Idaho Falls
C. Ben Ross
E. J. Fjeldsted
Frank Brown
Malad
Malad Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Oneida County
Eastern Idaho Fair Association
Blackfoot Fair Grounds
Idaho
Mont Elliot
Pocatello Aerie No. 119
Order of Eagles
Eagle Hall
Elliot
J. A. Anderson
Boise
Ar. J. Pierce
Me. Pierce
Idaho State Life Insurance Cou Ny
Young Lad Arrested in Car Theft Case
Tnane W. Pierce aged seventeen was taken into custody Monday night by police and booked on charges of stealing a car. The case was turned over to Probate Judge William A. Hyde.
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Young Lad
Tnane W. Pierce
Lan
Bee
William A. Hyde
Judge Baum Returns to Hold Court in Idaho Town
District Judge O. R. Baum returned Monday evening from Rexburg and departed early today for American Falls to hold court sessions for the remainder of the week. He is accompanied by court reporter G. C. Vaughn for the trip and proceedings.
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O. R. Baum
Rexburg
America Falls
American Falls
G. C. Vaughn
Kiwanis Drive Sends Stamps for Tuberculosis Fight
About 600 envelopes carrying Christmas stamps were mailed by John L. Brady Kiwanis committee chair. One dollar stamps are sent to residents of Pocatello with a note to remit funds to support anti tuberculosis efforts.
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John L. Brady
Kiwanis Club Committee
Tocatello
Poster plans show Christmas seal drive in county
Forty percent of the amount collected will be spent in Bannock county. Attractive Christmas seal posters are appearing in windows of local businesses and O. P. Barber, the billboard man, will post four large posters in the next few days.
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Bannock
O. P. Barber
Brady visits son at Notre Dame amid college football notes
Robb Brady returned from the cast yesterday and visited his son James Brady in South Bend Indiana where he attends Notre Dame. James, a Pocatello high school star, played quarterback for the Notre Dame freshmen against Loyola college and Notre Dame won 13 to 12. James has been chosen for the Notre Dame glee club and is trying out for debate.
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Robb Brady
James Brady
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Brady
Pocatello
Chicago
Loyola College
Loyola
Notre Dame Glee Club
Miss Montana Mahan Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Montana Mahan of 524 East Center underwent an appendicitis operation today at Lynn Beaters hospital. She is a talented young violinist and a student at Idaho Technical Institute.
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Montana Mahan
East Center
Lynn Beaters Hospital
Miss Mahan
Idaho Technical Institute
Chamberlains Return From San Francisco Vacation
Mr and Mrs J M Chamberlain return from San Francisco where they spent several weeks. Mr Chamberlain serves as the Pullman representative at Poca tello.
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Mrs
J. M. Chamberlain
San Francisco
Mr. Chamberlain
Pullman
Pocatello
Election of Officers at Fort Hall lodge No 6 Knights of Pythias
Fort Hall lodge No 6 Knights of Pythias holds a meeting at Eagle hall tonight for the election of officers and expects good attendance from members.
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Fort Hall Lodge No. 6
Knights of Pythias
Eagle Hall
Beamguards Return From Thanksgiving Visit in Gooding
Mr and Mrs Ralph Beamguard returned from Gooding where they spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs Beamguards parents. Mr Beamguard is connected with the Chase Johnston Motor company in this city.
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Gooding
Ralph Beamguard
Mrs. Beamguard
Mr. Beamguard
Chase-Johnston Motor Company
Catholic Women’s league seeks old magazines across town
The Catholic Women’s League requests donations of used magazines. Call 418-W or drop them at 505 North Eighth Avenue. Ivy Kensington will host a Wednesday afternoon gathering at the Od Fellows Hall with good attendance urged. Inclu
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Catholic Women’s League
North Eighth Avenue
Ivy Kensington
Od Fellows Hall
Gate City Commandery No. 4
K. T
Portneuf Lodge No
A. F P
Gooding residents win at Chicago livestock expo and local fair
Antone Braga of Gooding father of Jesse Braga and Ban nock hotel accountant received a prize for corn at the International Livestock exposition in Chicago. In Gooding the fair also brought him multiple awards as local business figures noted a Lava Mercantile owner Ben Medill visited Pocatello on business.
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Antone Braga of
Gooding
Jesse Braga
Bannock Hotel
Chicago
Braga
Ben Medill
Lava Mercantile Company of
Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello
Dramatic Club halt on Montpelier to Pocatello tour
The Montpelier dramatic organization recently organized at Montpelier will stop at Pocatello on their return.
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Dramatic Club
Montpelier
Dramatic Organization
Pocatello
Local theatre plans January tour with mixed cast
The club prepares a January tour featuring drama comedy and vaudeville. Notable performers include Mary Eiman Montpelier Jack Lew Salt Lake Benny and Art Hayes. Funeral for Joseph B Hawkley set for Wednesday 1 pm at First Ward L D S Church with Bishop M A Pond officiating. Interment Mountain View Cemetery via Schumacher Hall. Visitors may view remains at 635 West Halliday until noon Wednesday.
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Mary Eiman
Montpelier
Jack Lew
Salt Lake
Benny
Art Hayes
Joseph B. Hawkley
First Ward L. D
M. A. Pond
Mountainview Cemetery
Schumacher & Hall Company
West Halliday
Superintendent A. C. French Leaves for Denver Trip
A. C. French, superintendent of the Oregon Short Line timber treating plant, and Mrs. French departed for Denver yesterday to be away for a few weeks.
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A. C. French
Oregon Short Line
Marriage license issued to J Bower and T vil
A marriage license was issued Monday at the county clerk's office to Jack Bower of Pocatello and Teresa vil of Emmett.
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County Clerk’s
Jack Bower
Pocatello
Teresavil
Emmett
Blossom Time Company to Visit Pocatello
The Blossom Time theatrical company plans a December 13 performance in Pocatello. The troupe consists of 42 performers.
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Pocatello
Blackfoot ladies visit friends in Poca
Mrs J J Ryan and Mrs M B Tuohy of Blackfoot motored to Poca today and spent the day visiting friends.
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Blackfoot
J. J. Ryan
M. B. Tuohy
Pocatillo
Fortnightly Dancing Club Sets Dance at Antlers Hall
The Fortnightly Dancing club will hold its regular dance on Wednesday evening December 2 at Antlers hall.
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Antlers Hall
Born to Mr and Mrs Marvin P Tubbs of Chattanooga Tenn
Mr and Mrs Marvin P Tubbs announce the birth of a son in Chattanooga Tennessee. Tubbs is a former resident of Pocatello and the family notes the new arrival.
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Marvin P. Tubbs
Chattanooga, Tenn
Mr. Tubbs
Pocatello
Local Health Notes Include Several Illnesses
Mrs. George Piper of 634 North Johnson is ill at home. Mrs. Martin Haydon of Crystal Idaho entered a local hospital yesterday for a minor operation. Mrs. Clifford Olson of 645 North Harrison is ill at home. The daughter of Mrs. F. E. Baker of 196 Washington street has been ill recently. James Johnson of 212 North Main, ill in hospital, returned home yesterday. The little daughter of Mrs. A. B. Bailey of 1246 North Main is ill at home. H. A. Berrup of the Pocatello Tribune, injured when a roll of paper fell on his hand, returned to work yesterday.
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George Piper
North Johnson
Martin Haydon
Crystal
Idaho
Clifford Olson
North Harrison
F. E. Baker
Washington Street
James Johnson
North Main
A. BE
Bailey
H. A. Berrup
Pocatello Tribune
Course in Boyology Opens This Evening at YMCA
A course in boyology will open this evening at the YMCA under the direction of J. L. Brady. The boya work committee of the association arranged the course which promises unusual interest.
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Boyoloy
J. L. Brady
Boya
Pioneer Resident Charles F. Goodwin Dies
Mrs. A. M. Shields and Mrs. Lottie Kimball report the death of their brother Charles F. Goodwin of Logan. A pioneer resident of Pocatello he had been ill for a long time and moved to Logan about thirty years ago. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Resord
A. M. Shields
Lottie Kimball
Charles F. Goodwin
Logan
Goodwin
Mr. Goodwin
Pocatello
Schooner Ashore At Gray's Harbor
A three masted steam schooner, name unknown, is ashore on the south side of the north jetty at Gray's Harbor. Five men from the ship reach shore in their boat as the coast guard responds.
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Portland
Gray’s Harbor
Coast Guard
Coast Guard alerted to possible crew breach at Westport station
A coast guard report to the Portland office from Westport Washington indicates preparations to remove the rest of the crew using breach apparatus. The telephone tip was received today.
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Portland
The
Coast Guard
Westport
Wash
Fire Claims Two Lives in Lake Charles Block Blaze
A fast moving fire in Lake Charles Louisiana today destroyed about a third of a business block. Hollis Vincent died in hospital and the body of Fireman William Guillotte was found among the ruins. Several others were injured two seriously. Estimated loss is around one million dollars.
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Lake Charles
Hollis Vincent
William Guillotte
Mount Holyoke President Sees Girls’ Petting Shame
Mary Woolley of Mount Holyoke college says girls who pet will blush in their souls later, a moral opinion reflecting social norms in New Haven.
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New Haven, Conn
Mary Woolley
Mount Holyoke College
Jewelry sale at Fred Meloy Jeweler
Half off regular prices on all jewelry watches diamonds clocks and silver ware. Fred Meloy Jeweler Furgeson Pharmacy 208 North Main Street.
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Fred Meloy
Furgeson Pharmacy
N. Main
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