Irrigation Plans for Indian Lands Advance in Idaho
A report from Pocatello shows Commissioner Burke approved irrigating the Indian lands at Pocatello on the reservation. The piece suggests the Fort Hall project covers 10,000 acres, with petitions sent to Washington. Locals push Michaud flats study and Addison T. Smith is asked to sponsor water appropriation for that tract. The Reclamation Bureau paid $700,000 to the Fort Hall Indians in the past year. Land to be flooded by the American Falls dam costs $6,000, held in trust at 4 percent for the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Burke
Indian Affairs
Fort Hall
Washington
Michaud Flats
Addison T. Smith
Idaho
Conelcim
Reclamation Bureau
American Falls
Department
Promising Idaho Copper District Near Salmon
A Geological Survey report by Clyde D Rows highlights a promising copper district in Lemhi county near Salmon Idaho. The Salmon district has shipped some ore but most properties are in development or prospect stages with potential for significant copper tonnage when market conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemhi County
Idaho
Salmon
Department of the Interior
Clyde D. Rows
Geological Survey
Ross
Aidh
Cold Weather Boosts Garage Business In Dip In Car Starts
Cold weather has boosted garage work as engines fail to start. Cars require repeated attempts at the starter and some batteries fail, leading to tow disruptions. Nearby reports note heavy snow in Rae's Pass near Yellowstone and six inches in Yellowstone, while Birmingham Athletic Club opens a new ten story clubhouse with a housewarming and ball on November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Dind Morning Obituary And Public Notices
Mrs. Mary N Binaris wife of Nick Binaris of 340 North Arthur died this morning at a local hospital. Surviving husband one son Jimmie and brothers and Greek-born parents noted. Idaho publicity plans show state efforts and local officials to shape freight tariffs and advertising. Police, legal, and real estate items follow with minor court actions and transfers. High school basketball rivalry Kellogg versus Firth highlighted for today. Salt Lake trip noted and Edgley sister-in-law die in Shelton Washington. Telegram signals labor-union stance from W E Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary N. Binaris
Nick Binaris
North Arthur
Schumacher and Hall Company
Hinaris
Greece
United States
Konstantine, Dora
Efthimion Novas
Edwin Edgley
Janie Stanger Edgley
Shelton
Wash
Pocatello
Mountainview Cemetery
Arthur Edgley
Mead Fav ors Super Dam at American Falls
The Minidoka project north side pumping division and multiple canal companies and irrigation districts paid 2.545 million dollars for water, with a dam to hold 1.7 million acre-feet or 1.045 million acre-feet based on advance payments. Financing, foundations, and height decisions hinge on contractor notices, while the Snake River valley development aims to boost agriculture aided by dairying, beets, and crops. Outstanding charges 1920–24 total 818,191 for construction and maintenance, reflecting private debt, tenancy, bank failures, and delinquencies that stain the project’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powed North Side
Minidoka
Snake River
United States
Incorrect identifications in court case linked to Short Line property
Tribune report notes that the Lawrence Walker charged with trespassing on Short Line property is not the Lawrence Walker of 145 South Path Ave. Similarly, the James Mitchell tied to the case is not James Mitchell, son of Mr and Mrs B K Mitchell of 401 North Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Walker
Tribune
Short Line
South Path Avenue
James Mitchell
B. K. Mitchell
North Arthur
Short Line suspects face court and bond forfeitures
Lester R. Brown and Dose Garcia were arrested for stealing coal from Short Line yards and failed to appear in police court, resulting in bond forfeitures of 25 and 15 dollars. Lieutenant and Mrs Maxson announce the birth of a nine pound son in Honolulu, with plans to return to the United States in spring. Glen C Williams attended a Shrine ceremony in Beise, and D J Elrod, sanitary inspector for the Short Line, was a ceremonial visitor yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester R. Brown
Dose Garcia
Bistline
Leslie M. Maxson
Honolulu
Maxson
Beatrice Steely
Mary Steely
Glen C. Williams
M. P. & M. Department
Beise
D. J. Elrod
King's Heralds to Meet and Scottish Rite Masons Reunion
The King's Heralds club of the Methodist church will meet Saturday at 2 40 PM. A fall reunion of Scottish Rite Masons is set for December 7 9 10 with conferral of 4th through 32nd degrees and a banquet at 6 50 PM December 10 at Bannock hotel All Scottish Rite Masons are invited to attend.
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King's Heralds’ Club
The
Methodist Church
Bannock Hotel
Bannock Feh
Local Social Notes Highlight Weddings Parties and Visits
Dec 4 gatherings featured a wedding supper and dance for Harold Whitworths. Beehive Girls were entertained by Miss Wilda Preece. J J Merritt did business in Pocatello while Ian Frances Gagon visited Inkom. Martha Scadden reopened her late brother Walter Cadden’s store. A birthday surprise for John Meore and five hundred games were enjoyed at Mutgraves home with neighbors attending.
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Misa Christensen
Lena Wilcox
Eer
Visi
A. Oy
Ian Frances Gagon
Soda Springs
Inkom
J. J. Merrit
Pocatello
Harold Whitworth
Wilda Preece
J. J. Parton
Mra
Ed. Norton
Vocatello
Ming Martha Scadden
Walter Cadden
Bam Mutgraves
John Meore
Personal notes report several local illnesses and trips
Walter Daniels of 730 South Fourth is ill at home. Mrs. Gordons of 830 East Lander has been ill at home. N. Bronenkandt of Idaho Malls visited Pocatello yesterday. The baby of Mrs. A. F. Bailey of 1246 North Main is ill. Dana E. Treadway and J. F. Morell leave today for a few months in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Daniels
South Fourth
Gordons
East Lander
N. Bronenkandt
Idaho
Pocatello Y
A. FE. Bailey
North Main
Dana E. Treadway
J. F. Morell
Tennessee
Conference May Face Split in Rocky Mountain Region
Salt Lake City delegates from Rocky Mountain conference plan talks on baseball to basketball schedules and a possible split into two divisions. The plan could hurt smaller schools receipts and may freeze out Wyoming. Utah, Montana State, and Utah Aggies tied to the discussion while Colorado College’s stance on Wyoming is unclear. Maine produces significant feldspar supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rocky Mountain Conference
University of Utah
University of Wyoming
Montana State
Utah Aggies
Telfer Mead
Colorado College
Wyoming
The
Tigers
Young Forger Admits Guilt In Idaho Case
Ezra Woodland, eighteen, was arrested on forgery charges after admitting to police he forged checks. He signed as C. C. Ames, cashed a $10 note at Marvelson Jewelry, and attempted a $15 check at two stores before being detained by Detective Volkmeier. Woodland said his father, Peter Woodland, lives in Ashton. He is bound over to district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Woodland
A. KF. Volkmeier
Police Department
Justice of the Peace O. J. Bell
District Court
Peter Woodland
Ashton
Volkmeier
Leo Ivey
National Bank of Idaho
C. C. Ames
Marvrison
C. Ames
Ralph Wood
Commercial
Camp Lewis
West Side
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Michaud
City News
Gooding
Lloyd Adams
Rexburg
Poratello
Resburg
Boise
All Idaho Congress
Adams
Senator Gooding
Nicho- Instift
All Idaho Operae
PeateTlomen
Fftetates
Pieldsted
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Brown
Ron
F.C. McGowan
J. Robb Brady
Lef
Spokane
Local Man
Alvin Hartour
Twin Malls
Idaho Bate
W. P. McDonald
Poeatelo
A. B. Bean
Mike Elson
Ile
Gate City Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Eagle Hall
Led McCann
J. W. Wilson
Ef. Berghorn
Scepeston
Higginson
William L. Etux
Idaho State Life Ins.o
Elashy
Permenter
M. E. Dux
B. E. Moberly
Beg
Kevilogg
Wirth
Firth Eleven
Firth
Kellogg
Salt Lake
C. Rauch
Ost
W. BE. Young
Potatello
Mead
Vncomede Gorema
Jorgensen & Sons
the Grocers
Yellowstone
Post Bran
Maine
America
Young Forger
Wright Wright
Coats
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