Local Briefs Cover Meetings Openings and Sales
The Masonic lodge meets Wednesday evening to elect officers for the new lodge year. Royal Neighbors of America hold a meeting at I O O F hall Wednesday evening. John H DeWitt opened a jewelry shop in the Williams Wrack barber shop on North First Avenue. John O’Connor pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and faces 64 days on the chain gang. Elk social tomorrow night invites all members to attend. Holmes candy and confectionery store sold to John Quinn whose son will run it. interior improvements underway.
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Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors of America
I. O. O. F. Hall
John 8. Dewitt
Williams & Wrack
North
First Avenue
John O’connor
Alf Moyes
Holmes
John Quinn
Independent Phones Delay Service to January First
H P Risley general manager of the Independent Telephone company surveys the plant in town. Equipment delays push service readiness to about January 1. Freder ick V Bowers the noted comedian singer and songwriter headlines December 15 at the Auditorium with Commencement Days a Virginia Frame Margaret Mayo comedy of college girl life. John Cort manages the show. The Masonic building association to meet tomorrow afternoon at the lodge room for annual review and officers election on Wednesday evening.
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Independent Phones
H. P. Risley
The
Independent Telephone Company
Frederick V. Bowers
Margaret Mayo
John Cort
Fined for Immorality and Marriage Licenses in Salt Lake
Pedro Felix 21 and Katie Sommers, white woman, were arrested in a Royal Exchange saloon raid and pleaded guilty to fornication with $45 fines and 30 days in jail. John M. Caine 21 and Rangell M. Stoaglund 21, both of Salt Lake, were granted a marriage license and wed today with Deputy County Clerk W. A. Hyde officiating as L D 8 stake president.
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Pedro Felix
Katie Sommers
Royal Exchange
Alf Moyes
Court House
John M. Caine
Rangell M. Stoaglund
Salt Lake
W. A. Hyde
Hyde
L. D. 8. Church
Trinity guild bazaar relocates to Standley shop rooms
Late today the Trinity guild bazaar moved from the St. Marie building to Standley plumbing shop show rooms on North Main street. Sheriff orders the Anheuser saloon closed at midnight due to local option law. license dated May 10 falls outside the May 6 effective date.
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Trinity Guild
St. Marie
Standley Plumbing Shop
North Main Street
Anheuser
John Ellis
Eddy and Miss Bruckner to Wed in Boise
Marriage license issued to John J. Eddy of Boise and Emma Bruckner of New York. They will marry this evening. Eddy, a popular traveling salesman for Heinze's pickles, is well known in the territory. The bride is a charming young woman with many friends in the Gate City. Best wishes go to the couple.
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John J. Eddy
Boise
Emma Bruckner
New York
Jack’? Eddy
Heinze
Gate City
Eddy
Idaho Academy Offers Winter Term Start January Third
The Academy of Idaho announces a special winter term from January 3 to April 1 to accommodate students with limited year time. Courses include dairying animal husbandry horticulture stock feeding shop work domestic economy public speaking bookkeeping English mathematics history civics and access to dormitories laboratories farm workshop gymnasium and library.
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Academy Bulletin
Academy of Idaho
Academy
Cut Glass Quality and Costs in the Market
High grade cut glass costs more than inferior quality, but the extra price is worthwhile as it is a lifetime purchase. Pitkin & Brooks is cited as making the best cut glass in the country, sold by J. T. Thoelecke. Prices range from $2.50 to $50.00.
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Pitkin & Brooks
J. T. Thoelecke
Free Needle Books At GRAY & GRAY Office
Five hundred needle books offer a splendid assortment of all kinds of home needles free to ladies who visit the GRAY & GRAY office.
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Gray & Gray
Smoke Lawrence Barrett. VIOLIN SCHOLARS. INQUIRE 231 SO MAIN
Advertises violin scholarship inquiry at 231 South Main with contact tel 62 Black. Notable phrase includes full name Lawrence Barrett and location. The fragment suggests a music education opportunity or scholarship listing in a historical newspaper notice. No further context or dates provided.
First week bill at the Orpheum features Custers and Jean Valjean films
The Orpheum opens with a strong week program including A New Life and a Jean Valjean sequel showing escape from warship to galley to convent. The Lie? presents a dramatic Franco Prussian War scene and a girl’s near suicide. The Fisherman's Bride depicts a dog hero helping catch burglars. Physical Culture Fiend closes the program with a cannot miss feature.
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Jean Valjean
Jean
Chums
Kane's Grocery Promotes Winter Apple Fresh Arrival
Local store Kane's Grocery urges customers to call and visit to see their newly arrived winter apples. Aimed at boosting early-season fruit sales, the promo highlights fresh stock and invites inquiries.
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Kane
Edison Phonograph and Records at Book Store Pharmacy
Edison phonographs and records advertised at a local bookstore pharmacy, highlighting affordable prices and a selection of music and instructional discs for home entertainment. A display room showcases models and accessories for customer demonstrations.
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Edison Phonograph
PURELY PERSONAL VISITORS AND RESIDENTS IN THE GATE CITY
A string of visits and arrivals fills Pocatello yesterday with travelers from Boise Blackfoot American Falls and other Idaho towns. Notables include Lillie Dipple from Blackfoot Joseph H Schilling from Boise and Mary Frazee from Albion visiting. L H Sweetser Burley lieutenant governor registers at the Bannock. and John McMillan Twin Falls water master returns home from Arco.
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Frank Sehway
American Falls
Gate City
L. H. Sweetser
Bannock
Burley
Mary Frazee
State Normal School
Albion
Pocatello
John McMillan
Twin Falls
Arco
George F. Sprague
Idaho
Mackay
Lost River Irrigation Company
Boise Associates
Auto Races at Atlanta and Other Noted Serenades
An eclectic program features Barney Oldfield and other drivers breaking records at the Atlanta auto races. A dog detective named Dog Dick headlines alongside dramas and industrial pieces including French Perfumes and Arnold the Traitor and Andre the Spy. Three nights only ending Wednesday. Four reels.
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Atlanta
Barney Oldfield
Dog Dick
Arnold
Andre the Spy
Cleanup Sale at Mrs Hale Millinery Store
Clean up sale offered on all trimmed pattern hats for fall and winter at cost. Bargain time at Mrs E Hale Millinery Store on North Mai Street next to the Terrell block.
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E. Hale
North Mai Street
Terrell Block
Right to Build Figures Involving Us and Buy From Us
Fragmentary text hints at a discussion about constructing figures and purchasing from a group. The readable portion implies an invitation or offer related to design work and supplier relations. No clear person, organization, or location is identifiable from the snippet.
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Willard Mack
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Harry L. C. Hall
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L. D
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Tolly Davis
Paducah
Mary E. Giesbrecht
Aberdeen
Joseph J. Taylor
Montpelier
Frank X. Kluck
Herbert Horsley
Soda Springs
Richard Douglas
Los Angeles
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George Armstrong
Jim Scott
McCammon
Junction Town
A. P. Say
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Mrs
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Hamilton
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W. T. Poole
Dr. Poole
Leslie Dillingham
Mackay Miner
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Equitable Surety Exchange
Cook Block
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E. H. McKelvey
Rock Springs
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