Two Sentenced in District Court for Assault with Intent
James Owens and Curtis Barfield, both Negroes, were convicted of assault with intent to commit murder and sentenced by District Judge O R Baum. Owens receives three to fourteen years in the state penitentiary. Barfield gets one to fourteen years, to be held in Bannock County jail before Boise traveling guard arrival. H N Cassell, convicted of liquor violation, was fined 100 with a stay of execution until Monday. Cassell, Lava Hot Springs resident, faces further proceedings as the Idaho Wholesale Grocery Co. vs Genaro Devine nzo suit to collect on a note was before Judge Baum with Jones and Ciik for plaintiff and W J Ryan for defendant.
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James Owens
Curtis Barfield
Aursday
O. R. Baum
Owens
Boise
Barfield
Bannock
H. N. Cassell
Scottish Rite Masons Close Fall Reunion in Pocatello
The four day session of the fall reunion of Scottish Rite Masons ended in Pocatello with a banquet at the Bannock hotel attended by 125 members. Colonel Marshall Wood announced temporary letters for the Pocatello Council of Kadosh and Consistory. Also details on bridge work at American Falls and the new townsite were given as trains move over the new grade.
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Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Marshall Wood
Idaho
Finis Bentley
Frederick Webber
R. M. Térrell
George Sloan
H. R. Terner
T. D. Jones
Ray
Malad
Wood
Snake River
American Falls
University of Idaho south Idaho student special schedule
The University of Idaho special for students living in south Idaho departs Moscow Saturday December 19 arriving Huntington at 7 a.m. December 20 Boise 10 05 a.m. Glenns Ferry 12 35 p.m. Gooding 2 p.m. Shoshone 2 45 p.m. Minidoka 4 p.m. American Falls 4 50 p.m. Pocatello 5 30 p.m. Returning the special leaves Pocatello 11 a.m. January 2. Train includes Pullmans and an observation car.
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University of Idaho
South Idaho
Moscow
Huntington
Boise
Glenns Ferry
Gooding
Shoshone
Minidoka
American Falls
Pocatello
Rotary ladies’ surprise program set for Bannock
A. M. Petersen and committee announce an extensive surprise program for Rotary ladies tonight at Bannock Hall. Indoor event begins at 6 30 with refreshments and an unusual program in store presided by program chairman A M Petersen in a gathering that no Rotarian or his lady should miss.
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Rotary
A. M. Petersen
Bannock
Chester Wells
Ray Stratford
Man Arrested for Petit Larceny Posts Bond Forfeited
John Koglan was arrested on petit larceny charges by pone officers on Thursday. He posted a $25 bond but did not appear in court and the bond was declared forfeited. M. J. Smith was fined $1 by Police Judge John W. Peter for speeding at an intersection.
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John Koglan
Pone
Petit Arceny
M. J. Smith
John W. Peter
Returned Home By J Petty After County Meeting
J Petty a member of the southeast county board of commissioners returned to his Swan Lake home Thursday He attended the commissioners meeting this week and will return to Pocotah Monday for the board of equalization on the personal property tax rolls.
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J. Petty
Ers
Swan Lake
Mr. Petty
PocateHo
Funeral services for infant William Arson De Mott in Deer Lodge
The funeral of William Arson De Mott infant son of Mr and Mrs Arson DeMott was held at 10 am at the McHan Undertaking chapel. Interment followed in Mountainview cemetery family plot. The body arrived Thursday night from Deer Lodge with the father, formerly employed by Woods Livestock.
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William Arson DeMott
Arson DeMott
Deer Lodge
Montana
McHan Undertaking Company
Mountainview
The
Woods Livestock Company
Christmas Seal Sale Opens December 15 in Idaho
The annual Christmas seals booth sale begins Tuesday December 15 led by Mrs. Catherine Athey of the Anti Tuberculosis League of Idaho. Seals will be sold at the station and post office with additional booths planned at local banks.
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Catherine Athey
Anti Tuberculosis League of Idaho
Bod enbenders Move to Fargo Apartments After Salt Lake City Wedding
Mr and Mrs K J Bodenbender recently married in Salt Lake City reside at the Fargo apartments not the Princess apartments previously announced Mr Bodenbender serves as private secretary to the superintendent of motive power for the Short Line.
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Fargo
K. J. Bodenbender
Salt Lake City
Fargo Apartments
Princess Apartments
Bodenbender
Short Line Superintendent Pierce Sustains Sprained Foot
R. A. Pierce general superintendent of the Short Line reports a badly sprained foot but says the injury is not serious though it causes considerable inconvenience.
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R. A. Pierce
Pierce
Advance in Local Turkey Prices in Boise Market
Wholesale turkey prices rose five cents per pound on Wednesday in the Boise market. Live birds are quoted at 33 cents per pound, with dressed turkeys at 43 cents and Thanksgiving live price around 31 or 32 cents. Farmers anticipated higher Christmas prices, and despite forecasts the market remains firm.
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Boise
Man Hurt In Peculiar Glenns Ferry Yard Accident
Roy W. Darnell 24 car inspector in the Glenns Ferry yards was seriously injured when he fell on a cross rail and was dragged by a passing train. His right foot and ankle were badly crushed and a knee bruised, with no bones broken and no internal injuries reported. Tiffany named deputy scout commissioner in Pocatello, active in civic groups. Real estate transfers filed in Bannock County. Municipal Christmas tree undecided for Pocatello. previous trees held at the plaza by Short Line station.
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the Tribune
Glenns Ferry
Roy W. Darnell
Darnell
Bouy Eer
Pocatello
Tribune
Short Line
Berlenbach Delaney Fifteen Round Bout To Be Broadcast
The Tribune will receive round by round returns from the Berlenbach Delaney bout in New York City tonight. Broadcast will come via AP leased wire from ringside at Madison Square Garden and bulletined at the Tribune office. The fight starts about 7:30 mountain time.
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Tribune
Berlenbach-Delaney
New York City
Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
Higbee of Harvard Tonight at Second Ward Chapel
The Second ward M I A presents Higbee of Harvard tonight at 8 o clock in the Second ward L D S chapel. Higbee is a three act comedy and a talented cast of local dramatists will be presented. The public is invited to attend.
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Second Ward
Higbee
Harvard
Burrus Jr. Rejoins Classes After Thanksgiving Injury
Fletcher R. Burrus Jr. has recovered from a brain concussion suffered in a Thanksgiving football game, been discharged from the hospital, and resumed college class work in Spokane.
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Fletcher R. Burrus Jr
Spokane
California Visitor Arrives in Pocatello to Visit Relatives
Mrs. A. B. Stevenson of Los Angeles arrived in Pocatello last night and is visiting her sister Mrs. W. H. Winn and niece Mrs. Winn Ruffner at 2532 South Garfield.
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California
A. B. Stevenson
Los Angeles
Pocatello
W. H. Winn
Winn Ruffner
South
Garfield
Brotherhood of the Congregational Church Set Meeting
The Brotherhood of the Congregational Church will meet Monday evening at 7:30 at the church. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected.
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Congregational Church
Mrs Brady Improves After Pneumonia Stay at Bannock
Mrs J L Brady of the Bannock hotel shows marked improvement after several days with pneumonia, according to reports from the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Brady
Bannock Hotel
Refrigeration Plant Installed at Short Line Station
A refrigeration plant is installed in the basement of the Short Line station to serve the Short Line cafe and restaurant.
Berlenbach Holds Weight Edge for Delaney Title Fight
New York on December 11 AP reports Paul Berlenbach will carry a seven and a half pound advantage over Jack Delaney for their Madison Square Garden world light heavyweight title bout. Berlenbach weighed 173 and a half pounds to Delaney’s 166 pounds.
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New York
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Madison Square Garden
Berlenbach
Delaney
Wentz Elected President of Mining Congress
Daniel B. Wentz of Philadelphia was elected president of the American Mining congress. E. J. Doheny of Los Angeles and Robert E. Talley of Leadville with W. H. Lind say of Nashville were named vice presidents. J. C. Callbreath of Washington was made secretary.
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Wentz
Washington
Daniel B. Wentz
Philadelphia
E. J. Doheny
Los Angeles
Robert E. Talley
Leadville
Colo
W. H. Lindsay
Nashville
J. C. Callbreath
Four Year Tech club seeks broad business parade presence
The Four Year Tech club asks every business house in Pocatello to be represented in the parade tomorrow with a truck or automobile.
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Tech Club
Pocatello
Dll
Killed in Utah Former Pocatello resident dies near Garfield
Hugh Poling of the Eagles lodge reports Franklin Sheffield a former Pocatello resident was killed yesterday at Garfield. Details are scarce. two of his brothers live here but could not be reached. Sheffield, a local Eagle lodge member, was shot at Garfield with no cause determined.
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Hugh Poling
The
Eagles Lodge
Franklin Sheffield
Pocatello
Garfield
Tribune
Sheffield
Eagle Lodge
Ed Devaney
Hig
North Fifth Avenue
Wes Watson
Mackay
M. F. Woody
Hyrum Lewis
Crystal
Lynn Protherg Hospital
Harry Kurtz
Ogden
Santa Claus Trial At S E A Christmas Party
A kangaroo court formed by the Shop Employes association will try S E A members who fail to bring their families to the Christmas party at the machine shops. Santa acts as prosecutor, Rex Richardson as judge, and a jury listed by name. A $10 fine and a three hour hot fire box sentence are possible. trial by jury will determine guilt.
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Rex Richardson
Santa Claus
Charles McCaffery
Joe Jenkensen
Charles Bean
Ivan Sellers
Nanny Brown
Joe McQuade
George Stanford
Jenny Johnsner
E. E. Bartlett
Jack Siders
B. L. Stevenson
Carl Rogers
Arthur Amundsen
Frank Parker
Per
Ben Lavalla
John Liday, Jr
Pocatello Bank Clearings Reach 302 Thousand on Thursday
Bank clearings in Pocatello for Thursday December 10 amounted to 302,527.26 dollars. The figure reflects activity across local financial institutions on that day.
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Pocatello
Bazaar and meeting notices from local groups
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid plans a bazaar at Idaho Power on Saturday featuring many Christmas gifts. The Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabee lodge holds a regular meeting tonight at 7:30 at the Eagles' hall to elect officers. Trinity Guild schedules a bazaar in the parish hall on Worth Arthur on Saturday December 12.
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Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Idaho Power Company
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabee Lodge
Eagles’ Hall
Trinity Guild
Worth Arthur
Local personals note numerous residents seek medical care
Several residents are listed with hospital operations and illnesses. Melinda McCray left for Indianapolis for a relatives matter, while James Dunaway and others plan or have undergone medical procedures. Local residents including Miss Idaho Quigley and Thelma Rust had operations, and several are ill or recovering at home or in hospitals.
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Melinda McCray
Fast Lander
Indianapolis
James Dunaway
Paducah
George Greene
Miami
Fla
George Wagonseller
Angers
Idaho Quigley
Downey
N. Raymond
324 South Fourth
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Tiffany Scout
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Tiffany
Chamber of Ecommerce
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State Association of Laundrymen
Presbyterian
Methodist
Congregational
Montgomery
E. L
Irving
Christensen
Shipley
Mary Serb
F. F. Lutfy
Oneness
Ems Way
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County of Bannock
Theo. Turner
EYNW
Turner
Theo
EB. Aimons
Santa Claus Headquarters
South Main
Lewis
Utah
Scott
St. Anthone ‘S Hospital
Thelma Rust
North Hayes
W. E. Titus
South Harrison
D. E. Cleveland
East Benton
Ernest Hogan
North Main
Mre
T. L. Jenee
Sterling
Anna Donahue
North Hives
John Rose
Arco
V. Caetellini
South Third
Walter
J. BR
South Sins Avenue
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