Assault Case Heard in District Court Against Barfields and Owens
The trial of Curtis Barfields and James Owens began in district court before Judge O R Baum for assault with intent to commit murder. Deputy Roe White of Bancroft was injured during the alleged incident on September 13 as officers attempted to arrest a suspect linked to burglary. The proceedings continued into the afternoon with a perjury charge dismissed on motion and John Coats pleading guilty to petit larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Barfields
James Owens
O. R. Baum
Walter I. Anderson
J. Swanson
Roe White
Bancroft
McCammen
White
H. J. Swanson
Baum
Golden Coffin
John Coats
Utah Gusher Signals Oil Boom for Utah and Idaho
A Utah gusher near Moab flowed at 350 barrels of oil and three million feet of gas daily. The well, at 2028 feet in the lower carboniferous formation, spouted over 400 feet, burning and hard to control. Oil men anticipate large discoveries across Utah and southern Idaho as tests proceed and rival wells, including Arbon Valley, show similar formations and gas-bearing sulfur air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Colorado River
Moab
Thompsons
Denver & Rio Grande
Idaho
Arden Valley
Great Salt Lake
Gem State Petroleum Company
Arbon Valley
Rocky Mountains
Moabwell
Local residents noted for illnesses and hospital care
Yague Demango of Rupert entered a local hospital for treatment. Mrs. John Smith has been ill at the Bingham hotel for days. J. C. Upton of 858 West Bridger is reported at home. The BeVards of Idaho Falls are undergoing hospital treatment. The son of Mrs. H. F. Poynter is ill at home. The son of W. D. Stoddard of Idaho Falls had a minor operation yesterday. Mrs. J. M. Christensen is ill at home. Mrs. J. C. Whitehead underwent an operation yesterday. Mrs. A. Mahan is ill at home. Mrs. Auyagi is receiving treatment at a local facility. The son of Barney Edwards is ill at home. Mrs. Victor Burton has been ill at home. Robert A. Eck, formerly manager of a local brick company, is now with Fire-Sear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yague Demango
Rupert
John Smith
Bingham Hotel
J. C. Upton
West Bridger
le Roy BeVard
Idaho Falls
H. F. Poynter
Sooth
W. D. Stoddard
Victor Burton
East Center
Robert A. Eck
Inter-church volleyball results and local notices
The YMCA league saw the Baptists sweep three games over the Braves by 15-2 15-4 and 16-9. Teams and officials are listed. Chapter officers for Pocatello Royal Arch Masons were elected and will be installed next Monday and Saturday. Port land conference details and Legion auxiliary charity plans for Christmas boxes to disabled veterans in Boise are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Bannock
Martin
Tydeman
Land
Adams
Fortier
Armith
Porges
R. Jones
L. Holmberg
Russell
Meifan
Donaldson
Braves
Methodists
U. 8. L. Athletic Club
Lhat Night
Dr. EL C
Bernhisel
J. Hart
Corer
Orange Lemon
Pocatello
Royal Arch Masons
Bannock Council
Royal and Select Masters
W. K. McCarty
WH. P
Frank W. Perry
C. E. Morrell
van E. Rogers
Treas
E. T. Lillibridge
Capital News Plans Special Edition Review of Idaho Progress
The Capital News of Boise announces a special edition for January 3 reviewing Idaho's 1925 progress. Bannock County is asked to submit articles highlighting resources and business conditions and Pocatello as a trade center with industries and bank deposits for a series titled Pass It Along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Chamber of Commerce
Capital News
Boise
Idaho
Bannock County
Pocatello
Episcopalians Clinch Big Win in Y M C A League
A fair crowd watched the Episcopalian team defeat the Methodist young men in a Y Sundays league game 48 to 8. Charles Garner and Glen Thomas served as referee and umpire, Ned Chapman scored a corer, and William Hall timed. The next game features Fifth ward L D 8 against the Congregationals at 7 PM tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Garner
Glen Thomas
Ned Chapman
Corer
William Hall
Fifth Ward L. D
Inaugural Bus Service Links Pocatello and Logan Utah
The service began today between Pocatello and Logan Utah, run by Gust Chopp. A bus departs Bannock hotel at 8 am, stops at all points to Logan, arriving at noon. returns at 2 pm, reaching Pocatello by 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Logan
Utah
Gust Chopp
Preston
Bannock Hotel
Utah City
Whit tier P.T.A. Program Highlights Evening Meeting
The Whit tier P.T.A. held its regular meeting on Thursday evening. After the business session the program featured piano solos by Dands-Edar Taylor and Virginia Evans, a reading by Taylor, and an address on the status of public education by Principal De Bolt.
Volleyball series notes as men’s group compete
Losing the first match 15 13 then winning the next two 15 10 and 15 7 Cleaves Manewton Fi Wells Quinn led the team at the M C A over opponents Ray Bentley Bern hisel Gliem Sanford and Davia in the Tuesday Thursday Saturday class series among the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleaves
Manewton
Fi Wells
Quinn Oved
Ray
Bentley
Bernhisel
Gliem
Sanford
Davia
Complaint Against James C Gallagher Dismissed After Payment
A complaint charging the issuance of a bad check sworn by W F Als worth has been dismissed after payment of the check amount and court costs. The defendant was released per sheriff word from Twin Falls where Gallagher was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Gallagher
W. F. Alsworth
Twin Falls
Gallagher
Three Act Vets Drama High Bee of Harvard Preview
A three act vets drama High bee of Harvard will be given this evening at 8 o clock in the Second Ward L D 8 hall on South Sixth. The public is invited and the cast of local artists is selected to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highbee
Harvard
L. D
Hall
South Sixth
Ublic
Amentes
Radio Show Draws Capacity Crowds Tonight
The Radio Show returns with a lecture on technical radio and exhibits drawing full houses on Monday and Tuesday. Doors open at 7 30 p m with music at 8.00 and six awards handed out at 10 p m followed by dancing until 11 p m.
Lecture by Dr Call on Affective Leadership
Dr Call will deliver a December 10, 1925 lecture at 7 p.m. in the First Ward L.D.S. meeting house. The talk, titled Affective Leadership, opens a series under the Eastern Idaho Scout Council and invites the public and city scout leaders to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call
L. D
Eastern Idaho Scout Council
Scout Troop 13 and 7 add new members. council aims sixty
Waynes Raskelecy and Gray Ken nersley joined troop 13 of the Sixth ward L. D. 8. church and Ernest Peterson joined troop 7 of the Presbyterian church at a meeting last evening. The Eastern Idaho Scout Council expects about fifty new scouts to join by January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynes Raskelecy
Gray Kennersley
Sixth Ward
L. D
Ernest Peterson
Presbyterian Church
Eastern Idaho Scout Council
Irving Junior High Opens Basketball Practice
A large turnout at Irving Junior High School for the first practice signals a strong season ahead. Coach Chinn expresses optimism, noting the turnout bodes well for a competitive team after last year’s defeat to Franklin Junior High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Junior High School
Chinn
Irving
Franklin Junior High School
Scoutmasters Meet At First Ward Meeting House
The Scoutmasters association holds its meeting Thursday at 8 p m in the First Ward L D S meeting house. A feature will be a reading by Sout Dee Jackson of troop 12. The piece by Edgar A Guest is titled The Scout master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scoutmasters Association
First Ward L. D
Sout Dee Jackson
Edgar A. Guest
Washingtons announce birth of daughter Dorothy Ann
Mr and Mrs Leslie Washington of 540 West Whitman announce the birth of a daughter Dorothy Ann Saturday morning at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Washington
West Whitman
Dorothy Ann
Petersen Boy Recovers From Severe Pneumonia
Harry Petersen son of Mr and Mrs A M Petersen has recovered after several weeks of bronchial pneumonia and is able to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Petersen
A. M. Petersen
Visiting daughter prompts Burley couple to Pocatello
Mr and Mrs Hosie Stout of Burley visit their daughter Mildred Stout in a Pocatello hospital on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosie Stout
Burley
Pocatello
Miss Mildred Stout
Rotary Club Regular Meeting At Bannock Hotel
The Rotary club plans a regular meeting Thursday evening at the Bannock hotel. Members are expected to discuss club affairs and upcoming community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Bannock Hotel
Idaho publicity plan outlined at Boise forum meeting
Reports on the All Idaho congress held in Boise last week were presented by F C Mc Gowan G Nicholas Ifft and Frank Brown at a chamber of commerce noon meeting. The Treble Cleft club sang and McGowan praised the session calling it the most important meeting in Idaho. The plan envisions a three year publicity program a state news bureau and cooperation with the Idaho Editorial Association and national agencies. Union Pacific officials attended and expect $100000000 in future advertising. County Commissioners Bassett Gittens and Petty Jr attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
F. C. McGowan
G. Nicholas Ifft
Frank Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Gaylord Sanford
India
Phyllis Beckly
Roses of
Picardy
McGowan
Idaho
Bishop Gorman
Commissioner of Agriculture
Congress
Chambers of Commerce
Brown
Union Pacific
Bannock and allied groups to discuss Tilden bridge site
Commissioners of Bannock county and a committee from the Pocatello chamber of commerce meet Bingham county officials and a Blackfoot organization this afternoon to select a site for moving the Tilden bridge across the Snake River from its present position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Bingham County
Blackfoot
Tilden
Snake River
Kennedy of Chicago bids for Pocatello sewer project
Charles Kennedy of Kennedy Construction arrived in Pocatello to bid on local sewer improvements. He had lived in Pocatello until about four months ago before moving with his family to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kennedy
Chicago
Kennedy Construction Company
Pocatello
Kennedy
Braga-Land nuptials noted in local society pages
Jess Braga an accountant at the Bannock hotel married Miss John Land daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Land of Union Iowa yesterday. The couple will tour the northwestern states then return to Pocatello where they will reside after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Braga
Bannock Hotel
John Land
John C. Land
Union
Iowa
White Cargo Manager Praises Play In Tribune Interview
Saul Burston manager of the White Cargo company says the play is a standout theatrical production. He notes its moral content and broad acclaim from officials and audiences, with runs in New York Chicago London Los Angeles and a Denver engagement January 3 to 16. Fifty percent of the original New York cast will appear this evening at the Auditorium theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium Theatre
Saul Burston
The
Tribune
New York
Chicago
London
Los Angeles
Denver
America
Scottish Rite Reunion Closes Thursday Night
The four day fall reunion of Scottish Rite Masons ends Thursday with a 6 PM banquet at the Bannock hotel. Boise councils direct today and tomorrow, with degrees from fourth to thirty-second conferred by Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock Hotel
Council of Kadosh of
Boise
Consistory of
Notice on former wagon theft at 331 South Grant
Notice warns that if the party who stole a boy's wagon from 331 South Grant returns it, no questions will be asked. It implies a settlement proposal or amnesty pending restitution through return of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Grant
Ceremonial of Acca Temple No 200 to be held
Acca Temple No 200 Dramatic Order of Khorassan will hold a ceremony Tuesday night December 15 in Eagle Hall. Election of officers will occur if large attendance from outside is expected. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acca Temple
Eagle Hall
Bowman Recovering From Typhoid After Five Weeks Illness
E. C. Bowman of the Woolley apartments has been ill with typhoid fever for five weeks and is now slowly recuperating. He is connected with the Petersen Furniture company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Bowman
Woolley Apartments
Mr. Bowman
Petersen Furniture Company
Star of East Club Entertainment at Gustin Home
The Star of East club will be entertained on Thursday evening by Miss Blanch Gustin and Miss Florence Lemon at the Gustin home 207 South Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of the East Club
Blanch Gustin
Florence Lemon
Gustin
South Johnson
Attorney Tyler Heads for Cheyenne on Brief Trip
G. L. Tyler, attorney, departed today for a short business trip to Cheyenne Wyoming for a couple of days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Tyler
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Public notices and event announcements in Portland area
Rev J J Anderson will speak at the A M is church Thursday evening. Mrs W F Kettenring hosts a public card party Thursday December 10 at 225 South Fourth with table reservations by calling 78 W. Matilda 8. Smith Camp Daughters of the Pioneers meets tomorrow at M A Pond 835 West Whitman. Margaret's Guild serves merchant lunch Saturday noon at Parish hall North Arthur 12 to 2. Camp No 2 Daughters of Pioneers of Utah changes meeting place to Waterson home 823 North Main for Thursday afternoon December 10. Tribune Want Ads Bring Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Anderson
D. D
Portland
Oregon
A M
W. F. Kettenring
South Fourth
W. Matilda
Smith Camp
The
Daughters of the Pioneers
M. A. Pond
West Whitman
St. Margaret’s Guild
North Arthur
Camp No. 2
Daughters of Pioneers of Utah
J. A. McDonald
Wateon
North Main
Gift box draw awards jewelry and watches
Baxter at 218 North Hayes won the diamond ring in the mystery box at Rudman and Gottberg. Other winners include Mrs Agnes Drisel of Sterling Idaho with a gold watch, Eva Nelson of Argyle hotel with a ladies bracelet gold watch, and Julia Sheppard of 325 West Haden with a 26 piece silver set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clain Baxter
North Hayes
Rudman & Gottberg’s
Agnes Drisel
Sterling
Idaho
Eva Nelson
Argyle Hotel
Julia Sheppard
W. Haden
Car stolen from Armour & Company found by police
A Ford coupe owned by Armour & Company was stolen late Tuesday from the 100 block of South Second Avenue. Officers recovered the vehicle this morning on North Harrison Avenue. authorities say it had been taken for a joy ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour & Company
South Second Avenue
North Harrison Avenue
Attorneys Holden and Richard in town for district court
A. W. Holden prominent Idaho Falls attorney and D. F. Richard cashier of the American National Bank visit to attend matters before the present district court session in Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Holden
Idaho Falls
D. F. Richard Cashier
American National Bank
Date Change Notice for Young People's Dance
The event titled Young People's Dance has moved from December 14 to December 31 at Antlers Hall. This notice informs attendees of the rescheduled date and venue.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barfield and
Owens
Seare
City News
W. H. Williams
A. T. Hinckley
Idahoe
Washington Y. M
Idaho, Oregon
Wasingtop
National Council
Women's Auxiliary
American Legion
South Garfield
Veterans Hospital
Christman
F. E. Tydeman
M. F. Penfield
J. F. Damron
Episcopalians
Rotary
Idaho Congress
Ifft
White Cargo
Petersen Furniture CO
Acca
Star OF East Club
Hickok
Oregon City
Perrin
Watson Bros
Holeproof
Wilson Bros
Santa
Man
Iiral Ahoe
Silk
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