Y M C A Board Meeting Nominates and Elects
The Y M C A board met at noon with new advisory members present. The nominating committee proposed candidates for vacancies to be filled January 7 and listed several names for the ballot. President Hinckley may attend the Portland conference December 1 with the secretary. The election committee was formed and a course on biology was urged for Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. Co.a
Sessociation Grill
A. ©. Hinckley
A. L. Merrill
Nicholas Tift
C. Ben Ross
Earl Wilson
William White
F. E. McKenzie
Truman Barlow
B. W. Davis
Nate Black
Ray Hunter
Ole Bates
J. T. Doran
Rex. C. Richardson
Hinckley
R. R. Wolf
Portland
Washington and Idaho
Richardella
Reginald Cleave
Jewelry clearance sale at Fred Meloy Jewelers
Jewelry silverware and watches offered at half off regular prices as a closing out sale. Fred Meloy Jewelers located at 203 North Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meloy
N. Main
Police Court Grind Narrows a Morning's Offenders
Police Judge Peter handled a busy session with petty offenders. James Kis sel Eugene Sands and two others received floaters. Roy Davis, once a chain gang escapee, was jailed after a D T s episode. BE. L. Delaney, still unwell, returned to jail. Lyle Lee John Lee were also floater recipients. W Ntarris fined 10 dollars for theatre frontage parking. C W Gray held for intoxication. A chamber committee on irrigation plans for 10 000 acres near old Fort Hall survey will meet Friday to draft a report for Addison T. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
James Kissel
Eugene Sands
Roy Davis
Roy
BE. L. Delaney
Karl
Lyle Lee
John Lee
W. Ntarris
C. W. Gray
Chamber of Commerce
Old Fort Hall
Chamber of Ecommerce Office
Addison T. Smith
F. C. McGowan
J. Thomett
T. C. Barlow
J. C. Facer
J. C. Galbraith
E. J. Fieldsted
Skyline club postpones mystery hike due to bad roads
The Skyline club postponed Sunday’s mystery trip planned by leaders because of poor mountain road conditions and unsettled weather. The hike will be rescheduled. evening meeting at 146 North Arthur will discuss emblem motto color and New Year frolic at camp Tendoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skyline Club
Trailcreek
Camp Tendoy
NCO School Called. Promotions Announced at Armory
Lieutenant E J Therkildsen announces a noncommissioned officers school at the armory this evening and expects all company members to attend. He also promotes Vernon Boyatt from corporal to sergeant and Charles Alldred and Willie McLaughlin from private to corporal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Therkildsen
200Th Infantry
Lieut
Therkildsen
Vernon Boyatt
Charles Alldred
Willie McLaughlin
Lamprous Case Dismissed Over Lack of Evidence
Mike Lamprous charged with disturbing the peace for peeking into the Fellis home windows was dismissed by Police Judge John W. Peter at this morning’s police court session due to insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Lamprous
John W. Peter
Lamprous
Spiro Fellis
Fellis
Publisher J F Whitney Visits Pocatello From Bannock
J F Whitney publisher of the McCammon News and Bancroft Standard, a Bannock county state legislator, is in Pocatello for a business visit. He is accompanied by Fred Nihart Bancroft Standard editor attending the Scottish Rite reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Whitney
McCammon News
Bancroft Standard
Pocatello
Whitney
Bannock County
Fred Nihart
Huston Returned to Pocatello on Forgery Charge
John Leroy Huston was brought back to Pocatello from Dillon by Deputy Sheriff John Hoover. A forgery complaint was sworn by J. C. Bruce, charging Huston with the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leroy Huston
Tocatello
John Hoover
Huston
Pocatello
Dillon
J. C. Bruce
Condition Improves for Local Engineer After Home Accident
A. H. Abercrombie of 334 South Wirth avenue, locomotive engineer, sprained his ankle bringing a box of apples from the basement on November 30. His condition is reported very much improved but he remains off duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Abercrombie
South Wirth Avenue
Glove Artist Virgil Sparks Knocked Down at Work
Virgil Sparks Tribune pressman suffered a badly swollen right eye after a turning bar on the Tribune press swung to the floor and struck him under the eye during a shift restart. The injury, though painful, is not serious and he remained on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Sparks
Virgil
Tribune
Tribune Press
Sparks
Ducks and geese hunting with mixed success reported
Gunners resumed after ducks yesterday with good stringing and many limits. Morning mist over Shake River yielded fine shooting until clearing at noon as birds rose high. Mallards predominated and many canvasbacks were taken though some Bottom sections saw poorer results. Few geese were seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shake River
Report on All Idaho congress at Boise during chamber forum
At the regular chamber of commerce meeting Wednesday noon a report will be given by G Nicholas Ifft and F C McGowan on the All Idaho congress held at Boise last week with the three district commerce bodies participating. Music will be provided by the Treble Clef club directed by Craylord Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
G. Nicholas Ifft
F.C. McGowan
Boise
Craylord Sanford
Mrs W H Eller Dies of Heart Trouble Aboard Pullman
Mrs. W H Eller of Powell Idaho died last night in a Pullman drawing room from heart trouble while traveling from her home toward Portland. She was accompanied by Mr Eller and intended to enter a hospital in Portland for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Eller
Powell
Idaho
Portland
Automobile dealers meet on unloading facilities at Bannock
A meeting of city automobile dealers occurs this evening in the Bannock hotel committee room to discuss unloading facilities at the U S L depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock Hotel
Business and Professional Women Meet at Bannock Hotel
The regular meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club is set for Tuesday evening at the Bannock hotel. Dinner will be served at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bannock Hotel
W. O. T. U. Meeting Scheduled at Mrs. Howard Home
The Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold a meeting Tuesday at 2 30 PM at 115 South Garfield Avenue the residence of Mrs W F Howard. Old members and friends of the movement are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
W. F. Howard
South Garfield Avenue
Local artist E. G. Gove returns from Boise
E. G. Gove, noted local artist, has returned from Boise and will stay about a month to complete decorative work for local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Gove
Boise
Real Estate Transfers Filed Saturday Details
Real estate transfers listed include W W Brothers etux to E N Roberts etux for lots 1 2 block 206. M M Bush to Mary A Bush for SEY BW section 21 NEY NW section 28 township 7 8 range 36 fe b m and SE% SE% section 20 NE% NE section 29 township 7 8 range 36 fe b m. Downey Imp Co to L T Whitaker for Lot 25 Downey Cemetery. Chester Lenux Clift to Ella Hooker for Lots 11 12 block 303 8400 ft. Pocatello Realty & Inv Co to W R Candland for Lots 53 34 block 10 Fairview. FP A Ayers Merc Co to Citizens Bank & Trust Co for Lots 1 2 3 4 block 603 Q C. Citizens Bank & Trust Co to Colorado Milling & Elev Co for Lots 1 2 3 4 block 603. Citizens Bank & Trust Co to Colo
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Brothers
W. W. Etux
E. N. Roberts
Bush
M. M
Mary A. Bush
B. M
FE. B. M. Downey Imp. Co
L. T. Whitaker
Downey Cemetery
Clift
Chester Lenux
Ella Hooker
Pocatello Realty & Inv. Co
W. R
Union Pacific Athletic Club to Decide 1926 Tournament Host
Union Pacific athletic delegates will meet in Salt Lake City to decide the site for the 1926 Union Pacific athletic tournament. George Slingerland and P S Nash of the Oregon Short Line traveled to attend. Bidding cities include Omaha Denver Los Angeles Pendleton and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Athletic Club
Lelegates
Salt Lake City
George Slingerland
P. S. Nash
Oregon
Union Pacific
Railroad men visit Poca Tellio on business trip
Lou A Fyke district passenger rep of the Chicago and Alton railroad with headquarters at Denver and W J Coyle commercial agent for the same line spent Sunday in Poca tello during a business trip through the ai states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou A. Fyke
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Denver
W. J. Coyle
Ai States
Pocatello
Idaho State Leaders Association Meeting in Boise
The Idaho State Leaders Association will hold a meeting in Boise on December 29, 30 and 31. Oregon Short Line will offer a special rate on the certificate plan during the event. The return limit on the reduced fare is January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Arrests After Found Asleep In Car In Short Line Yards
Toma B. Alvardo and Enrique Mar in were found asleep in a car in the Short Line yards. A Short Line officer placed both under arrest and they have been turned over to county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toma B. Alvardo
Enrique Marin
Sunday Guests at McCammon Visit L. H. Easley Family
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lacey and children, M. S. Shira, and Mr. and Mrs. Hl. E. Hoots with Miss Irene Slater spent Sunday in McCammon as guests of L. H. Easley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Cammon
J. L. Lacey
M .S. Shira
Hl. E. Hoots
Irene Slater
McCammon
L. H. Easley
Kane to Attend Myers Paluso Fight in Salt Lake City
John Kane sporting editor for The Tribune and state boxing commissioner travels to Salt Lake City to attend the Soug Myers and Lou Paluso boxing match today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kane
the Tribune
Salt Lake City
Lou Paluso
Population shift from city to country eyed by real estate board
J. E. Edgerton reports at the Banock hotel luncheon that city labor influx and limited urban construction push population toward the country. He cites Kiwanis board meeting insights and notes a 30 70 party split and a rising demand for farm securities and lands around Pocatello.
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J. E. Edgerton
Real Estate ‘Board
Bannock Hotel
Edgerton
Chicago
International Board of Directors of
Kiwanis
Pocatello
Community notices and club events listed
Announcements include Woodmen of the World meeting Wednesday at 9 pm at the W O W hall. Alameda Ladies Aid to meet December 9 at 165 Wayne Ave. Northern Star club gathering December 10 at the Brinkley home 228 South Hayes. Pocatello Chapter No 6 R A M to meet for officer elections with full attendance requested. Moscow Leon Trotzky cites Russian progress with United States cooperation and socialist policy. Big Radio show advertised at Old Commercial Hall December 7-8. Rentals include furnished cottage at 113 South Garfield and parlor suite, phone 62. For sale a new Ford touring with equity offer from J A Redman P O Box 695 American Falls Idaho, phone 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Silver Camp
Woodmen of the World
W. O. W. Hall
Ladies Aid of
Alameda
Wayne Avenue
G. Hariig
Nipper
Northern Star Club
Miss Hoffman
Miss Woodring
W. J
Pocatello
Masonic Temple
J. A. Redman
PF. O
American Falls
Idaho
Ayz
High School Notes and PTA Meeting Highlights
The PTA meets at the high school tonight at 8 with Walter R. siders addressing Peace on Earth and Roy Brown discussing science work. Music from Adelai de Anderson school and refreshments by domestic arts. Report cards issued Wednesday. Coach Fox prepares hoop team as Barrett and others vie for spots. 1926 rule changes speed play. Shakespeare Macbeth scenes studied by eleventh graders. Girls basketball practice progresses under Miss Eloise Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Siders
Roy Brown
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Richard A. Fox
Barrett
Thomas
Stowell
Gross
Evans
Garner
Eloise Smith
Eliases
High School Plans Play Tryouts and Paper Issue
Girls rehearse passing formations for future interscholastic games. The theatre club held a rehearsal for The Exchange with a likely Friday assembly presentation. The Red and Blue third issue debuts December 16 under Clyde Tuck with Christmas stories and a new Student Opinion column inviting student views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atre
Riday
Clyde Tuck
Local Boy Joins Alpha Kappa Psi at Idaho
Harold Tinker of 224 South Fourth Street Pocatello has been initiated by Alpha Kappa Psi at the University of Idaho. He is in the school of business studying for a bachelor of science degree in business. The fraternity selects junior or senior business students with at least a B average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Harold Tinker
South Fourth Street
Pocatello
Alpha Kappa Psi
University of Idaho
Tinker
School of Business
Alpha Kappa Pai
Y M C A Gym Sees Busy Week of Activities
The Y M C A physical department outlines a full schedule with noon general exercise sessions Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Basketball practice for a yard clerks team and junior boys groups continues as inter church volleyball opens the season with the Congregationals and Pirates. The Methodist squad trains tonight for a key game against the Episcopalians with wrestling and boxing promoted in the open house plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Turner
Free Silver Camp 168 Hosts Family Event
Neighbors and Free Silver Camp 168 invite members and their families to a community event on Wednesday the 9th. Terry C C signs the notice for coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
C. C
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Lodge of Perfection
Chapter of the Rose Croix
Council of
Katlosh
Council of Kadosh
Y” Board
City News
Terrell Shoe Co
Athletic Club Meeting
Pocatello ‘Hapter No. 6
Mascanie Temple
Leon Trotzky
Russia
United States
Old Commercial Hall
North Main
South Garfield
W. da
North Grant
Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
Kroehler
Davenport
Coxwell
Comfort
Opened Furniture CO
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