Local Briefs Band Rehearsal and Meetings
Gate City band rehearses tonight at 7 30 in the Elks gymnasium. Eagle degree team hosts a social dance at Eagle hall Monday December 13. Royal Neighbors of America meet this evening at I C O F hall with refreshments after business. Ladies of the G A R meet tomorrow at Mrs Fickle home with officer elections.
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Gate City
Elks
Eagle Hall
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors of America
I. C. O. F. Hall
Gun Tater Arrested for Revolver Fire in Royal Exchange
William Buford, colored, was arrested last night for firing a revolver in the Royal Exchange saloon. He will be tried this afternoon before Police Judge Alf Moyes.
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William Buford
Royal Exchange
Alf Moyes
C P U Banquet Postponed to December 14
The second annual banquet of the Christian Young People's Union of Pocatello is postponed from Thursday evening to Tuesday evening December 14.
Jolly Elks Social Delights Members With Dutch Lunch
Good fellowship prevailed at the Elks clubrooms last night. A Dutch lunch and dancing followed by musical numbers made the evening enjoyable for all attendees.
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Jolly Elks
Good Fellowship
Elks
Y P C E Concert at Presbyterian Church
The Y P C E of the Presbyterian church plans a Friday concert at the church building on December 10. A delightful program has been prepared and the general public is invited.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Machinists Lodge to Hold Grand Ball in Pocatello
Machinists' Ball at McNichols Wright hall on Monday evening December 27 by Pocatello Lodge No. 198 of the International Association of Machinists. The hall will be decorated nicely and a fine time is promised for all attendees.
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Pocatello Lodge No. 198
International Association of Machinists
McNichols & Wright Hall
Harry McKinley
Wallace
Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Elks Lodge
Suspected Robber Nabbed After Perkins Hotel Incident
Albert J Bennett alias Clark was arrested on a complaint by John Mohr. Mohr says Bennett accompanied him to a Perkins hotel room, left, then returned while Mohr slept and took $10 from his pockets. Police investigate the case.
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Albert J. Bennett
Clark
John Mohr
Perkins Hotel
Bennett
Mohr
Firemen’s Mask Ball at McNichols Wright Hall
The Pocatello fire department hosts its annual grand masquerade ball on Friday December 31 at McNichols Wright hall. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes and characters as preparations are underway to ensure a successful event.
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Pocatello Fire Department
McNichols & Wright Hall
Laying Double Track Between City and McCammon Begins
Steel for the Short Line double track between this city and McCammon has arrived and track laying started Monday. Two crews are at work, one starting here and the other at Inkom, with work progressing toward Inkom.
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McCammon
Here
Inkom
Couple Granted License to Wed in County Ceremony
Robert W. Sullivan aged 26 and Miss Mary Christiansen aged 19 received a marriage license from Deputy County Clerk Hyde this morning. Sullivan lists Chicago as his residence, while Christiansen is described as a well known young woman from Pocatello with many friends.
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Robert W. Sullivan
Mary Christiansen
Hyde
Chicago
Pocatello
Gailey and Martin Wed at Idaho Falls Parsonage
John W. Gailey and Eva J. Martin, both popular Idaho Falls residents, were married this afternoon at 2:30 at the Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. Mullen. The couple will reside in Sunnyland.
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John W. Gailey
Eva J. Martin
Idaho Falls
Presbyterian Parsonage
Mullen
Gailey
Sunnyland
Duke of Connaughts Bugle Band Cancels Engagement
The Duke of Connaughts bugle band cancelled its Auditorium engagement after a trip from the coast and a sequence of accidents forced the group to quit all state engagements.
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Duke of Connaught
Auditorium Theatre
Academy Assembly Highlights Diplomatic Relations With China
Professor J. B. Retherford of the Academy of Idaho spoke at the regular monthly assembly on Our Diplomatic Relations With China. The topic was described as interesting and ably handled by Mr. Retherford.
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Academy Assembly
J. B. Retherford
Academy of Idaho
China
Retherford
Academy Girls and Rexburg Meet in Saturday Basketball Bout
The Academy basketball team will host the Rexburg girls at 3 30 PM Saturday in the Academy gym. Both squads have earned high honors for their work and promise a top contest in the Gate City.
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Academy
Ricks Academy Girls
Rexburg
Special Music Choirs to Meet at Y M C A
Church choirs are urged to assemble at the Y M C A on Friday night at eight for a special practice session to coordinate music.
Oliver and Miss Widdison Wed in Salt Lake Temple
H John Thomas Oliver Jr and Miss Rachel Widdison, both from Rexburg and this city, were married yesterday at the L D S temple in Salt Lake. A reception for the couple will be held December 10 at 906 West Center Street, the groom's parents' home.
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Salt Lake
H. John Thomas Oliver, Jr
Thomas Oliver
Rachel Widdison
Rexburg
L. D. S. Temple
West Center Street
Got the Wrong Bottle
Patrolman George Griffith accidentally drank carbolic acid while using a cold gargle. He pocketed the wrong bottle and burned his mouth, but the injury is not serious.
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George Griffith
Griffiths
Manager of the Grizzlies
James F. Kane reports from Denver that his nephew Jack Hendricks has been named manager of the Denver baseball club in the Western league. Hendricks, a Chicago native and Northwestern University graduate, starred for Northwestern for two seasons and played for the New York National and Washington American League teams.
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Grizzlies
James F. Kane
South Main Street
Denver
Jack Hendricks
Pocatello
Mr. Hendricks
Chicago
Northwestern University of Chicago
Northwestern
New York National
Y M C A Banquet Hosts 1000th Local Membership
The monthly membership banquet at the Y M C A tonight honors the local association reaching 1000 members. 260 new members joined in November and each earns a seat at the table. A program of toasts and music is planned under Membership Secretary Ludwig.
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Ludwig
Verdict in Godfrey v. Server Awards Plaintiff 150
A district court jury returned a sealed verdict for the plaintiff in Godfrey versus Server, awarding 150 dollars on a 450 dollar damages claim for violation of the two mile limit law. Judge Budge granted 60 days to Mr. Servel at the defendant’s counsel request.
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Godfrey
District Court
Budge
Mr. Servel
Attorneys for Parties in Motion for New Trial Statement
Statement prepared for motion for new trial or bill of exceptions on appeal. Case involved defense by J H Devine and George K E Gray and plaintiff represented by Standrod & Terrell.
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J. H. Devine
George KE. Gray
Messrs. Standrod & Terrell
Lawrence Worley Dies After Illness in Logan
Lawrence Worley formerly in the Short Line machine shop fell ill with Bright's disease and was taken to his parents' home in Logan Utah. A telegram said his condition was serious and death was expected at any time. His sister Mrs A H Lindquist left for Logan, and this afternoon a telegram announced his death.
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Lawrence Worley
Short Line
North
Harrison Avenue
Bright
Logan
Utah
Worley
A. H. Lindquist
Mr. Worley
Jack Eddy Marries Emma Bruckner in Boise Ceremony
John D Eddy a Heinze pickles traveling salesman and Emma Bruckner of the Bannock hotel were married by Rev. W. S. Woodhull at the parsonage Monday night. A wedding supper followed at the Bannock, and the couple will reside in Boise with a road honeymoon ahead.
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Jack Eddy
John D Eddy
Heinze Pickles
Boise
Emma Bruckner
Bannocks
W. S. Woodhull
Methodist Church
Bannock
Jack’’ Eddy
Afternoon Business Men win series in YMCA volleyball
Captain Jim Astle leads the afternoon Business and Professional Men to straight set wins 21-10 21-14 21-17 over the evening class. A toe injury to Rev Mullen’s man marked the only mishap as the pickup evening squad vows a stronger comeback next Tuesday.
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Jim Astle
Mullen
Rev. Smith
Salvation Army Seeks Help For Christmas Dinner
The Salvation Army in Pocatello asks the public to aid the poor with a Christmas dinner. Donations of turkeys, chickens, groceries, or cash are welcome. Officers will visit homes or receive postcards if unavailable. Address 233 South Second Avenue and phone 458. Captain Nicholls.
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Salvation Army
Pocatello
South Second Avenue
Nicholls
Free Needle Books For Ladies At Gray & Gray Office
Five hundred needle books offering a splendid assortment of home needles are given free to ladies visiting the office of Gray & Gray. The promotion invites women to call at the store for the gift.
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Gray & Gray
Notable Visitors Call on Ban nock District
A parade of local and regional figures foots the Bannock beat as businessmen politicians and travelers pass through Pocatello. Frank Lane returns to Bean Hardware after illness while R I Barrett from Spokane visits on business.
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Frank Lane
Bean Hardware Company
Save at Western Loan & Savings Co seven percent
Encourage saving with seven percent interest at Western Loan & Savings Co. on deposits available on thirty days notice or in one hour for emergencies. Short time deposits earn seven percent if kept six months. Visit Gray & Gray at 215 South Main for details and a Needle Book with home needles.
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Western Loan & Savings Co
Gray & Gray’s
South Main
Diamonds from New York cutters offered by Roberts the Diamond Man
Roberts the Diamond Man near the post office announces arrangements with New York City cutters to supply a large stock of fine diamonds. The stones, cut in New York, are claimed to be brighter with better edges and color, offered for less than imported imperfect stones.
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New York City
Roberts
Post Office
Fifty Pattern Hats Reduced at Mrs Black Store
Mrs A H Black offers pattern hats at 3 dollars after a previous 5 to 12 dollar price range. Early shoppers at 211 North Main can pick from available styles.
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A. H. Black
North Main
Guild Bazaar Dinner Menu at Standley’s Showrooms
Wednesday afternoon and night in Standley's plumbing show rooms on North Main street. Menu for supper includes hot chicken pie creamed mashed potatoes corn apple and pumpkin pie and coffee.
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Standley’s Plumbing Show
North Main Street
Bargain Hats at Mrs Hale Millinery Store
Clean up fall and winter hat stock at cost. Mrs C. Hale Millinery Store on North Main Street next to the Terrell block offers bargains for shoppers.
Kane's Grocery Winter Apples Now In Stock
Kane's Grocery announces arrival of winter apples just received. Visit store to choose from fresh selections and enjoy seasonal produce. Limited quantities available at Kane's Grocery.
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Kane
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Familly
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Mr. Knebel
Reya
Koved
John H. Schilling
the Bannock
R. I. Barrett
Spokane Safe & Lock Company
Joe Empy
Victor and
Charles Petersen
Shelley
Sammy Silverblatt
Louisville
J. O. Webster
Harry Barnard
Stock Exchange
Soda Springs
Tom Fitzgerald
Yellowstone
Territory
Ceolony
Heinze
James A. Weed
Everett
Mr. Weed
Barney O'Neill
Republican State Central Committee
Bob Lewis
Bannock County
Oxford
Equitable Surety Exchange
Cook Block
8. L. Gook
Weeter Lumber Co
Fe, H. McKelvey
Rock Springs
Sunnyside
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