Y M C A Board Adopts Nominations For January Election
The Y M C A board and advisory members met at noon. President Hinckley announced nominees to succeed themselves and others to be placed on the ballot for the January 7 election. Officers authorized travel to Portland for a December 14 conference and named election committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
A. ©. Hinckley
A. L. Merrill
Nicholas Ifft
C. Ben Ross
Earl Wilson
William White
MclKenzie
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
Eee
Richard Ells
Reginald Cleave
J. E. Damron
Wolf
John L. Braey
Closing Out Jewelry and Silverware Sale at Fred Meloy
Full store closing out sale at Fred Meloy Jeweler 203 N Main featuring jewelry silverware and watches all items offered at half off regular prices. Shop hours and final day not specified.
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Fred Meloy
N. Main
Police Court Grind Delivers Mix of Minor Offenders
Police Judge Peter handled a morning session with petty offenders. Kis sel and Sands were given floaters, Davis was jailed after a prior escape, Delaney was hospitalized for intoxication, and C. W. Cray faced intoxication charges. A local moonshine case and a plate-throwing incident at a restaurant also appeared. The chamber of commerce irrigation committee plans Friday meeting to draft a report on the Fort Hall survey with Pens 10 000 acres, urging government investigation before completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
James Kissel
Eugene Sands
Roy Davis
Roy
J. L. Delaney
Earl
Lyle Lee
John Lee
W. Harris
C. W. Cray
Chamber of Commerce
Old Fort Hall
Addison T. Smith
F. ©. McGowan
J. Thomett
T. C. Barlow
J. C. Facer
J. C. Galbraith
E. J. Fieldsted
Skyline club postpones mystery hike due to weather
The Skyline club halted Sunday plans for a mystery trip along Trail Creek and nearby hollows because roads are in poor condition and weather is unsettled. The hike will be rescheduled. Tuesday evening the regular meeting at 146 North Arthur will cover the emblem motto colors and the New Year frolic at camp Tendoy.
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Skyline Club
Trail Creek
Cherry Hollow
North Arthur
Camp Tendoy
Officers Announce NCO School and Promotions at Armory
Lieutenant EB Therkildsen announces a non commissioned officers school at the armory this evening and all company members are urged to attend. He also promotes Vernon Boyatt from corporal to sergeant and Charles Alldred and Willa McLaughlin from private to corporal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Therkildsen
200Th Infantry
Lieut. Therkildsen
Vernon Boyatt
Charles Alldred
Willa McLaughlin
Lamprous Case Dismissed for Lack of Evidence
Mike Lamprous charged with disturbing the peace was dismissed by Police Judge John W. Peter at the police court session. The charge claimed he was seen peeking into the windows at the Spiro Fellis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Lamprous
John W. Peter
Lamprous
Spiro Fellis
Fellis
Political visitors in Pocatello from Bannock county
J. F. Whitney publisher of the McCammon News and Bancroft Standard visits Pocatello today as a Bannock county state legislator. He is joined 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
John L Huston Returned to Pocatello on Forgery Charge
Deputy Sheriff John Hoover brought John L Huston back to Pocatello from Dillon after a complaint sworn by J C Broce charging forgery. Huston faces the formal forgery charge in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leroy Huston
Pocatello
John Hoover
Huston
Dillon
J. C. Broce
Condition Improved for Engineer Abercrombie After Injury
A. H. Abercrombie of 334 South Wirth avenue, locomotive engineer, sprained his ankle moving a box of apples in his basement on November 30. His condition is very much improved but he remains off duty.
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A. H. Abercrombie
South Wirth Avenue
Glove Artist Virgil Sparks K Odged By Press Accident
Virgil Sparks, a well known local glove maker and Tribune pressman, was knocked out Saturday night when a turning bar flew from the Tribune press and struck him under the right eye. He suffered a swollen eye but remained at work this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Sparks
Virgil
Tribune
Tribune Press
Sparks
Duck flight improves as mist clears over Shake River
Ducks returned with good strings and several limits after a misty morning. Mallards were numerous and many canvasbacks were taken. Some bottoms reported poorer shooting while few geese were seen.
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Shake River
Forum to hear report on All Idaho Congress in Boise
At the regular chamber forum Wednesday noon G Nicholas Ifft and FP Brasnes will present a report on the All Idaho Congress held at Boise last week with three district commerce bodies taking part. Music by the Treble Clef Club directed by Gaylord Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
G. Nicholas Ifft
Brasnes
Boise
Gaylord Sanford
Mrs. Eller Dies En Route To Portland Aboard Pullman
Mrs. W. HL. Eller of Powell Idaho died of heart trouble in a Pullman drawing room yesterday night. She was traveling with Mr. Eller from Powell to Portland where she planned hospital treatment.
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W. HL. Eller
Powell
Idaho
Portland
Meeting of city automobile dealers on unloading at depot
A meeting of the city automobile dealers is scheduled for 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's Club Meeting at Bannock
The regular business meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club will be held at the Bannock hotel Tuesday evening. Dinner will be served at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bannock Hotel
Womans Christian Temperance Union to Meet Tuesday
The WCTU will hold a meeting Tuesday at 2 30 PM at Mrs W F Howards home 115 South Garfield Avenue. 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. Gove Returns for Monthlong Work
E. Gove, a local artist, has returned from Boise and will stay about a month to undertake decorative work for local institutions.
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E. ©. Gove
Boise
Real Estate Transfers Filed Saturday
A list of transfers includes Lrothere W W etux to N Roberta etux Lots 1 2 Block 206 Bush M M to Mary A Bush Sec 21 NE NW Sec 28 Twp 7 8 RB 36 E B M BE% SE% Sec 20 NE% NE Sec 29 Twp 7 8 R 36 BE B M Downey RK Co to L T Whitaker Lot 25 Downey Cemetery Clift Chester 8 etux to Ella Hooker Lots 11 12 Block 303 8400 ft Pocatello Realty Inv Co to W R Candland Lots 53 34 Block 10 Fairview F A Ayers Merc Co to Citizens Bank Trust Co Lots 1 2 3 4 Block 603 Citizens Bank Trust Co to Colo Milling Elev Co Lots 1 2 3 4 Block 603 Citizens Bank Trust Co to Colo 3 4 Block 603
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Lrothere
W. W
N. Roberta
Bush
M. M
Mary A. Bush
BE. B. M. Downey Rk Co
L. T. Whitaker
Downey Cemetery
Clift
Chester
Etux
Ella Hooker
Pocatello Realty & Inv. Co
W. R. Candland
Fairview
F. A. Ayers Merc. Co
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Citizens’ Bank & Trust Co
Colorado Milling & Elev. Co
Union Pacific athletic delegates meet in Salt Lake City
Union Pacific athletic club delegates will hold a meeting in Salt Lake City today to decide the site of the 1926 Union Pacific athletic tournament. George Slingerland and P Nash of the Oregon Short Line are in attendance after traveling from yesterday. Cities bidding include Omaha Denver Los Angeles Pendleton and Salt Lake City.
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Union Pacific Athletic Club
Salt Lake City
George Slingerland
Nash
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Railroad agents tour through Pocatello on Sunday
Low A Fyke district passenger representative of the Chicago and Alton railroad with headquarters at Denver and W J Coyle commercial agent for the same railroad on a business trip through the west spent Sunday in Pocatello.
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Low A. Fyke
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Denver
W. J. Coyle
Wau States
Pocatello
Idaho State Leaders Association to Meet in Boise
The Idaho State Leaders Association will hold a meeting in Boise on December 29 30 and 31 A special rate on the certificate plan will be offered by the Oregon Short Line at that time The return limit on the reduced fare is set for January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Associative
Boise
Oregon Short Line
Atre
Clyde Tuck
Trespassers Held After Car Found in Short Line Yards
Tom B. Alvardo and Enrique Marin were found asleep in a car in the Short Line yards. An officer arrested them and they were turned over to county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom B. Alvardo
Enrique Marin
Sunday at McCammon Guests of L H Easley
Mr and Mrs J L Lacey with children M B Shira and Mr and Mrs N E Hoots and Miss Irene Slater spent Sunday at McCammon as guests of L H Easley.
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M'Cammon
J. L. Lacey
Shira
N. E. Hoots
Irene Slater
McCammon
L. H. Easley
Kane to Attend Spug Myers Lou Paluso Fight
John Kane The Tribune sporting editor and state boxing commissioner arrives in Salt Lake City to attend the Myers Paluso bout. The visit underscores official interest in the match and local boxing coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kane
the Tribune
Salt Lake City
Spug Myers
Lou Paluso
Tide of Population Shifts to Rural Areas
J. F. Edgerton told a real estate luncheon that population is moving from cities to the countryside. He cited Kiwanis meeting discussions in Chicago and noted 80 percent in rural areas and 70 percent in cities, signaling rising demand for farm securities and lands near Pocatello.
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J. FE. Edgerton
Real Estate Board
Bannock Hotel
Edgerton
Chicago
International Board of Directors of
Kiwanis
Pocatello
Community notices and schedule changes for local groups
Neighbors of Free Silver camp 168 host Woodmen of the World event Wednesday at 9 pm at the W O W hall. Alameda Ladies Aid meets December 9 at 165 Wayne Ave. Mrs C G Harris to entertain in place of Mrs Nipper. Northern Star club gathers December 10 at 228 South Hayes with Miss Hoffman and Miss Woodring at the W J Brinkley home. Pocatello Chapter No 4 R A M meets this evening at the Masonic Temple to elect officers with full attendance urged. Moscow Leon Trotsky comments on American power plant equipment and electro diplomatic ties with the United States and notes electricity plus Russian socialism could change the soviet system.
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Free Silver Camp
Woodmen of the World
W. O. W. Hall
Ladies Aid of
Alameda
Wayne Avenue
C. G. Harris
Nipper
Northern Star Club
Miss Hoffman
Miss Woodring
W. J
Moscow
Leon Trotsky
Russia
United States
Local Classifieds Include Rental Offers at North Main Hall
Old Commercial hall hosts a two day radio show on December 7 8. Rentals listed include a furnished cottage at 13 South Garfield vacant rooms at 118 South Garfield and 115 South Garfield parlor suite for rent with modern heating. Also light housekeeping rooms at 820 North Grant and sale ad for a New Ford touring car with $160 equity. Box 695 Rucarieas Fall Idaho provides contact details.
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Old Commercial Hall
North Main
South Garfield
Ford
High School Notes PTA Meeting and Sports Updates
The PTA meets at the high school tonight at 8 with a Peace on Earth address by Walter KR Siders and a talk on the science department by Roy Brown. Music by Adelaide Anderson school. refreshments by domestic arts. Coach Fox begins hoop workouts as The Mentor roster lists Barrett to Garner returnees and new players. 1926 rule changes aim to speed play. Shakespeare Macbeth scenes read by eleventh grade English. girls basketball practice advances under coach Eloise Smith.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Walter KR
Siders
Roy Brown
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Richard A. Fox
Peece
Barrett
Thomas
Stowell
Gross
Evans
Garner
Eloise Smith
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 enrolled in the School of Business pursuing a BS in business. The fraternity selects juniors or seniors with at least a B average.
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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 Schedule Of Sports Action
The Y M C A calendar outlines a busy day with noon general exercise for new members, 1 pm yard clerks team practice, 4 pm junior boys basketball, and mixed activities Tuesday through Saturday. Volleyball classes run 5 to 7 pm, interchurch Y M C A games at 8 pm, and the Met.0 district team trains at 9 pm for upcoming matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Turner
Neighbors Free Silver Camp 168 Invite Families
A notice states members and their families may attend a gathering on Wednesday the 9th hosted by Neighbors Free Silver Camp 168. C. C. Terry is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
C. C
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Council of
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City News
Terrell Shoe Co
Athletic Club Meeting
Masonic Temple
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Hent
Awe
North Grant, Waege
Anart
Mt 820 North Grant
Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
Kroehler
Davenport
Coxwell
Comfort
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