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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1925

Page

6

Irrigation Plans Tied to Fort Hall Project and Flats

From Pocatello a report by Indian Affairs Commissioner Burke approves irrigating the Indian reservation lands north of town. The piece traces the Fort Hall project’s 10 000 acres, its petitions to Washington, and local push for Mehaud flats. Addison Smith may introduce a bill for extra water funds. The Reclamation Bureau paid 700 thousand dollars to Fort Hall Indians in the past year, and the dam’s inundated land value is six thousand dollars held in trust at four percent.

Pocatello Burke Indian Affairs Fort Hall Washington Miehaud Flats Addison T. Smith Idaho

Promising Idaho Copper District Near Salmon

A geology report by Clyde P. Ross in Geological Survey Palletin 774 highlights a promising copper district in Lemhi County near Salmon Idaho. Copper deposits are less famous than Idaho silver lead and gold districts but have potential as development advances.

Lemhi County Idaho Salmon Department of the Interior Clyde P. Ross Geological Survey Salmon District Ross

Cold Weather Boosts Garage Business Increases Callouts

Cold weather aids local garages as batteries fail and cars refuse to start. Tow trucks attend stubborn starts while drivers wait in frustration. Some cars come in from Utah and Rae's Pass near Yellowstone report heavy snow. Birmingham Athletic Club opens a new ten story clubhouse with a housewarming ball on November 16.

Cora Birmingham

Mrs Mary N Hinaris Dies in Local Hospital

Mrs Mary N Hinaris wife of Nick Hinaris of 340 North Arthur died this morning in a local hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. She was born in Greece in 1991 and came to the United States with her husband settling in New York and New Jersey before moving to Pocatello in 1924. Survived by husband and one son Jimmie aged eighteen months. Parents and three brothers in Greece.

Mary N. Hinaris Nick Hinaris North Arthur Schumacher and Hall Company Hinaris Greece United States Peter Novas Konstantine, Joha Efthimion Novas

Mead Favours Super-Dam At American Falls

The Minidoka project pumping division and various canal groups paid 2.545 million dollars for water advances. The dam’s capacity will range from 1 045 000 to 1 700 000 acre feet, depending on payments. The larger dam aims to support future Snake River Valley development with fertile soils and dairying, but high tenancy and private debt have worsened finances.

Minidoka Snake River United States Snake River Valley

Rexburg man travels via Pocatello to Boise for Idaho Congress

Lloyd Adams of Rexburg passed through Pocatello en route to Rexburg after a business trip to Boise for the opening session of the Idaho Congress. He was recently named private secretary to Senator Gooding and will depart for Washington after the holidays to spend several months in the capital before returning to Idaho.

Idaho Nicho- Instift The Tribune Todaty Boise All Idaho Senerase Pééate Tlemen Eft J. J. Fieldsted Chamber of Commerce Frank Brown KF. C. McGowan J. Robb Brady Spokane PocateNo Lloyd Adams Rexburg Pocatello Aul Adams Gooding Washington

Renamed suspects cited in trespass case

The Tebudie reports Thursday evening arrest of a Lawrence Walker on trespass charges at Short Life property but says he is not the Lawrence Walker of 345 South Fifth Avenue. James Mitchell linked to the case is not James Mitchell of 401 North Arthur, his parents confirmed.

Lawrence Walker Tebudie South Fifth Avenue James Mitchell B. K. Mitchell North Arthur

Coal yard theft suspects face bonds forfeited in court

Lester R. Brown was arrested Thursday for stealing coal from the Short Line yards and failed to appear in police court this morning. his $25 bond was forfeited. Jose Garcia, arrested for stealing coal from the Bist Line yard, also forfeited his $15 bond by not appearing in court today.

Lester R. Brown Jose Garcia Bistline

City police report brief assault intoxication and trespass cases

Legg McCann was taken into custody on assault and battery charges. He was released on recognizance to appear in police court Saturday. J. W. Wilson pled guilty to intoxication and was fined $15 or jailed. Bergholm, held on trespassing Short Line property, was released on suspended fine with a city departure by noon.

Legg McCann J. W. Wilson Bergholm

Birth of a son to Lieutenant and Mrs Maxson in Hawaii

Lieutenant and Mrs. Leslie M. Maxson stationed in Honolulu announce the birth of a pound son yesterday morning. Mrs. Maxson is the daughter of Mrs. Beatrice Steely and was Mary Steely before marriage. The Maxsons will return to the United States in the spring.

Leslie M. Maxson Honolulu Maxson Beatrice Steely Mary Steely United States

Shrine ceremonial draws company officials to Boise

Glen C. Williams of the M. P. and M. department of the Short Line returned from Boise where he attended the Shrine ceremonial held in the capital. D. J. Elrod, sanitary inspector for the Short Line, also visited the ceremonial yesterday.

Glen C. Williams M. P. & M. Department of the Short Line Boise D. J. Elrod Short Line

Real Estate Transfers and Idaho Championship Game Notes

Real estate transfers filed yesterday include Higginson William L to Idaho State Life Co and several others describing lots and blocks with specific sections. Also: championship game today in Kellogg as Kellogg faces Firth for northern and southern titles with Firth averaging 170 pounds and Kellogg 165. Former resident Edwin Edgley mourns sister in Shelton Washington with burial planned in Mountainview Cemetery. W K Young confirms harmony with labor unions while seeking a Pocatello motor transport franchise.

Higginson William L. Etux Idaho State Life Ins. Co Idaho Kellogg Firth Firth Eleven W. EK. Young Pocatello

Postmaster Sets Christmas Mail Handling Details

Postmaster A B Bean says special delivery letters will be treated like holidays. Special handling parcels travel first class en route but not upon delivery. On Christmas day first class mail is distributed to boxes and perishable parcels are delivered.

A. B. Bean

Arrest of Mike Elson for improper license charge

Mike Elson was arrested yesterday for driving with an improper license. He was arraigned in Judge Bell’s court yesterday afternoon and pled guilty to the charge. His fine was set at 20 dollars plus costs.

Mike Elson Ile

Officers Elected at Gate City Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters

Gate City Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters meet at Eagle hall for an election of officers after the business session tonight. Refreshments will be served.

Gate City Temple No Pythian Sisters Eagle Hall

Visit in Salt Lake 8 C and Night Clerk

A night clerk at the post office is spending the weekend in Salt Lake City as part of a local travel note.

Salt Lake 8. C Salt Lake City

King's Heralds Club to Meet. Scottish Rite Fall Reunion

The King's Heralds' club of the Methodist church meets Saturday at 2 30 pm. A Scottish Rite Masons fall reunion set for December 7 8 9 10 with degrees 4th to 38th and a banquet December 10 at 6 50 pm at Bannock hotel. All Scottish Rite Masons invited.

King’s Heralds’ Club The Methodist Church Bannock Hotel

Local Social News and Community Events Update

Friday visits by Lena Wilcox to Miss Kiya Wilcox. Wedding supper and dance honored Mr and Mrs Hared Whitworth. Beehive Girls entertained by Miss Vilda Preece. Miss Marthe Scadden takes charge of Walter Scadden's store after his death. A surprise party at the Hargraves home for John Meese's birthday. Five tables of progressive five hundred played late and luncheon served with several local couples in attendance.

Ink Christensen Les Lena Wilcox Shelle Kiya Wilcox Roy Cardon Stello Jas Frances Gagon Soda Springs Inkom J. L. Merril Pocatello Hared Whitworth Vilda Preece J. J. Barron Kh. Norton Pocatello Hospital Marthe Scadden Walter Scadden Sam Hargraves John Meese J. Au George Whitner Ben Meese Mers. C. Wréener J.P. Wer J. L Preece Zoneae Hagelee Isa Burkett Luchanses

Personal notices of illness and travel

Walter Daniels of 730 South Fourth is ill at home. Mrs. I. B. Gordons of 830 East Lander is ill at home. N. Bronenkandt of Thahe Falls visited Pocatello yesterday. The baby of Mrs. A. E. Bailey of 1246 North Main is ill. Dana E. Treadway and J. F. Morel depart today for a months long visit in Tennessee.

Walter Daniels South Fourth A. E. Bailey North Main Dana E. Treadway J. F. Morel Tennessee

Conference faces split as Rocky Mountain members meet

Athletic coaches and managers from Rocky Mountain conference schools gather in Salt Lake City for annual talks. Schedules for baseball track tennis swimming wrestling and basketball will be announced. A key issue is a proposed two division split that could reduce smaller schools receipts and impact Wyoming relations. University of Utah Montana State and Utah Aggies are named and Telfer Mead’s stance on Wyoming athletics is noted. Maine produces 95 percent of all feldspar in America.

Salt Lake City Utah Der. 4 Rocky Mountain Conference University of Utah University of Wyoming Montana State Utah Aggies Telfer Mead Colorado College Wyoming Tigers

Young forger admits guilt in multiple indictments

Ezra Woodland eighteen confessed to forgery after being taken into custody by Detective Volkmeier. He signed as C C Ames on forged checks for ten and fifteen dollars, cashed at a jewelry store and refused at two shops, leading to arraignment before Justice Bell and transfer to district court. Woodland lived with a sister in the city. his father Peter Woodland resided in Ashton.

Ezra Woodland A. EF. 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 Garrison Jewelry Ralph Wood Commercial Camp Lewis West Side Volkmeter

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