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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1925

Page

2

Teton County Hosts Its First Potato Show

The first annual potato show in Teton County featured judging between Victor and Teton tribes. Victor won with 585 points, led by high point judge Carl Brower, while J. W. Thomets served as final judge. A banquet followed with music, speeches, and toasts, as 32 carloads of seed potatoes were raised locally and sold to markets in Idaho Utah Oregon and California.

Teton County A. K. Lareen Spokane Teton J. W. Thomets Victor Emerg Carl Brower Victor Wesley Curtis Vernon Christofferseon Rex Green Doeemwins Sheets Adrain Cook Lower Valley T. J. Bennett Eastern Idahoistrict Fair Association Harry Sabin Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion Karel Trartman Victor Orchestra Co. 8. Wilson Aston Argyle Clarence Murdock Sara Huff James M. Thomas County Potato Growers’ Association J. Henry Jensen Leslie Killpack Atoengigra Driges Commercial Celui C. M. Hatch Victor Commercial Club Stephen M. Merkle Victor State Bank J. Bennett F W. Thomets Alma Hanson Leon M. Strong Clarence JL. Stephens Charles Lingeman A. E K. Larsen Idaho Utah Oregon Eae California Fotewiar J. M. Thomas Fm C. Nuxton Charan M. Fullmer

Idaho Falls B P O E Honors Departed Members

Forty lodge members attends memorial services as the Idaho Falls lodge 1087 Ek FP O E pays tribute to the memory of departed members Clarence Churchill Frank and Claude Voozer added to list. Rev Joseph Gulick delivers the main address and W P Mansen gives the eulogy. Virgil Melsian and Miss Kamu Schwitze of Rigby sing. Shirley orchestra contributed.

Idaho Falls Dee O& E Ree Clarence Churchill Franko Claude Voozer Joseph Gulick Cereeniaes W. P Mansen Coder Virgil Melsian Kamu Schwitze Rigby Shirley Orcheatra

Dan Cupid Empties Quiver in Sunnyland

Miss Olga Holste and Rex Harrison wed in a quiet Sunday ceremony by Justice Douglas Hix. Earlier on Monday Miss Marsing and Mr McCracken joined in marriage as Probate Court official H K Linger presided.

Tribune Specia Ydaho Falls George Witt Eva Marsing Lemhi Willard McCracken Salmon City Mae Summers Dan Jansen Shelley Misa Myrtle Westbrook Clarence Hyatt Olga Holste Rex Harrison Idaho Paris Holste Mr. Harrison Justice of the Peace Douglas Hix Miss Marsing Mr. McCracken Space H. K. Linger Probate Courts

Heavy Civil Calendar Called Ninth District

The district court calendar was called before Judge Edgington on Monday morning. Most cases are civil actions with over sixty on record. fewer than six criminal actions will be tried. The state vs F A McMaster will be heard by a visiting judge, with other statutory cases including Fred Shuttleworth and E r La Ross slated for trial. In Staples a vs Florence Warren faces trial on adultery charges.

Tribune Idaho Falls Dec Judee Edgington F. A. McMaster Ainst Fred Shuttleworth R. la Ross Staples A Florence Warren

Boys Bradley and Sattel arraigned in Blackfoot post office thefts

Ed ward Bradley and Gerald Sattel were arraigned Monday for post office break ins in Blackfoot. They confessed to numerous thefts, with December 14 set for their cases. The youths’ age complicates the proceedings.

INS Black Blackfoot Sunda Edward Bradley Gerald Satteg Aw 4

Brothera 73 Killed in Lewiston Montana Raid

Body of city police officer was found in Lewiston Montana after a raid. The incident is linked to a Montana case with bullet wounds mentioned. Police in Idaho Falls relayed the word on Sunday about the officer’s death and the investigation into the shooting.

Brothera Idaho Falls Dec Lewiston Mont Reesete Caese Y Department

Funeral service held for June in Idaho

A brief burial notice from Idaho reports a funeral service for June with a ceremony at a local church. It notes the date and venue, and lists family or local attendees in a concise obituary-style summary.

Idaho Ucor

Local Notes From Idaho Falls and Sugar City

Miss Essie Maronda visits Salt Lake for business and pleasure as Spencer hospital superintendent. Edith Smith departs for San Diego for an extended stay. Mine Williams employed as Spencer hospital nurse. Mrs. Nathaniel Bronnenkant and son head to New York for private sanitarium treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Wilcox arrive to reside here, their wedding in Twin Falls. Mrs. Terrill undergoes major operation at L D S hospital and is improving. John Henry Sr. is seriously ill at home. pioneer of Bonneville county and founder of John Henry Furniture. Mrs. Wiess Stewart returns from Horse after radio performance with Everybody's store broadcast. Melissa Ann Ingram of Sugar City dies at 67. funeral in Sugar City Tuesday. Bonneville county commissioners hold monthly session focusing on board of equalization.

Idaho Falio Essie Maronda Spencer Hospital Saltne Edith Smith San Diego Calif Willams Nathaniel Bronnenkant New York Bronnenkant Gurney Wilcox Idaho Wilcox W. H. Terrill L. LD John Henry, &Sr Jienny Bonneville County Idaho Falls John Henry Furniture Company Mellisa Ann Ingram Sugar City Ingram Salt Lake Joseph Ingram Snake River Valley Bonneville County Board of

Blackfoot Women’s Club Forms Glee Group Plans Charity

Blackfoot Busi ness and Professional Women's club met in the Chamber of Commerce room with good attendance. Four new members pledged. Members voted to subscribe magazines for girls at state home and to host a Christmas party for orphans at Pontello. Club to join Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce. A glee club is forming.

Blackfoot Blackfoot Business and Chamber of Commerce St. Anthony Pontello Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce Glee Club BR & YP

Judge Urges Probe in Texas Grand Jury Proceedings

Judge J. K. Hareilten urged a complete investigation of all officers from the governor to the justice of peace. He charged the Travis County grand jury to take up unfinished business, including the volumes from two months of inquiry into the state highway department.

Austin Tex Dee & Cadp Justice of Peace J. K. Hareilten Travis County State Highway Department

Forgery Case Ties to Standrod Bank Check

A forged check drawn on the defunct Standrod Bank was presented at the Miackfoot City bank in Boise and traced through Utah First State Bank to Blackfoot. L. Thomas identified the name Frock as linked to a Winston company executive, with Standrod checks used as scratch pads.

Trackfoot Dec DD. W. Standred & Cap I. KR. Thomas Miackfoot City Bank J. ©. Frock Owyhee Boise Horse Bank Utah First State Bank Blackfoot City Bank Db. Vi. Standrod & Co L. ‘. Thomas Frock Beckigs John C. Winston Company Thomas Rock Chlackfoot City Bank Ogden Bank

Legion Dinner Planned by Idaho Falls Chapter

Idaho Falls hosts a red letter day with the American Legion dinner arranged for December 16 at the Kiks ball. More than 250 members from nearby Snake River Valley towns are expected, with Gene Hops serving as chairman.

Idaho Falls Dec American Legion Arranfemeen Snake River Valley Gene Hops

Rotary dinner to host Idaho Falls Tigers football team

The Idaho Falls Rotary Club will entertain the local high school Tigers at a Wednesday evening dinner. It is an annual Rotary event with a prepared program, set to take its place among the year's prominent affairs.

Idaho Falls Bec Hotary Club Tigers Rotary Rotary Club

Idaho Resident Starve Sternke Seeks Second Transfusion

Henry Steinke, longtime local, is critically ill at I D S hospital. A second blood transfusion is planned Tuesday with donor William Hayball to aid Rogers Bros. Seed field man Mr Sternke.

Idaho Lenry Steinke William Hayball Sternke Rogers Bros. Seed Company

Club Forms Musical Group With Open Practice

Several members have signed up and begin practice immediately after a business meeting. A afterward volleyball game ended in a tie with no standout players noticeable.

Chang Tso Lin's Army Enters Retreat After Defeat

Marshal Chang Tso Lin's forces are driven back by General Kuo Sung-Lien near Mukden. Kuo, once a Chang loyalist, pursues the marshal as Chang plans to quit public life and retreat to private life in the Manchurian capital. Chinese troops have abandoned Mukden amid a breaking defense and Kuo's advance toward Chinchow, 175 miles by rail from Mukden.

Peking Chang Tso Lin Kuo Sung-Lien Kuo Chang Mukden Chinchow Marcurian Peking-Tientein

Opposition rises as Bass challenges Moses for Senate

Former Governor Robert Perkins Bass of Petersboro declares Moses’s public stance critical and destructive and pledges a Coolidge era platform. He supports conscription of property and men in war, checks on coal profits, and the world court with Harding Coolidge reservations.

Washington United States George H. Moses Reepublican Robert Perkins Bass Petersboro Moses Coolidge Buss Congress World Court Harding Coolidge New Hampshire

Births Reported at L D Hospital Idaho Falls

In Idaho Falls many births were recorded at the L D hospital. A daughter to Mr and Mrs A C Arnold Route 3 Idaho Falls a son to Mr and Mrs William Reed Pocatello a son to Mr and Mrs E H Wakeman and a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Cowles Rigby announced by store 18 busy.

Tribune Idaho Falls Dec L. LD Afondav A. C. Arnold Route 3 Wiliam Reed Focatello E. H. Wakeman Mbirs John Cowles Rigby

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Victoria Themetaz Dan Cupid Sunnyland George McManus Maggie LA Donna Mosile Ivr Feature Service, Inc Wiess Stewart Horse Board of Equalization Texas Legionairees Critically Ill Japan Edinargh R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
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