Fifth annual Fort Hall duck hunt ends in big banquet
The Fort Hall Indian Reservation hosted the fifth annual government employees duck hunt on December 6 with teams captained by M Ziebach and MH Evans. Scores reported at 115 to 64 as winners praised, and a festive banquet followed with ducks, ice cream, and a lively dance.
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Port Fall
Fort Hall
H. F Evans
Robert R. Burns
Bobby Burns
Pocatello
Evans
Ray Evans
Mr. Burdick
H. W. Evans
William Donner
Hwa
M. Ziebach
Port Hall
Ziebach
Miles
Bert Gay
Gagan
Sorensen
Weatherman
Marold
Clifford Muteh
Mike Davis
Booth
Smith
Bates
Ward
Hutson
Ziebaeh
W. H. Jenson
Almost
G'Elock
Mayberry
Johnon
Boling
Charles Ziebach
Will Evans
Agen
Cone
Davis
Hawkins
Darky
Presbyterians edge Mail Clerks in tight Sunday School tilt
The Presbyterian team rallied from a 15 to 10 halftime deficit to beat the O. B. L. Mail Clerks 24 to 23 in a YMCA inter Sunday School basketball game. Dan Currie led scorers with 10 points, while Ned Chapman and Bill Felsted contributed for the Presbyterians.
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Presbyterian Young Men
Presbyterians
O. 8. L. Mail Clerks
Chan
Currie
Johnson
E. Petersen
Reynolds
Wickstrom
Woods
Dan Currie
Presbyterian
Ned Chapman
Billie’ Thomas
Bal Felsted
Pearsen
W. Boyatt
Railroad
Mails
Charles Garner
Frank McMillan
Idaho Division Wins Safety First Award on Union Pacific System
Boise reports the Idaho division of the Oregon Short Line railroad earned the Safety First banner from Union Pacific president Carl R. Gray. T. Bailey of Salt Lake City said Union Pacific also received the Herriman Memorial medal for safety, reflecting low accidents and safe facilities over the past year.
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Idaho
Union Pacific
Boise
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Carl R. Gray
Unioun Pacific
T. Bailey
Salt Lake City
PrP Lon Makes Rates for Two Cent Excursions
Boise December 12 The VP i BN railroad from Weiser to New Meadows will run two cent excursion rates to Weiser at different times this winter to encourage travel and trade. The first excursion in December 190 was highly active for Weiser merchants who urged varied times to curb mail order shopping while aiding local commerce. Other towns follow with interest.
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Boise
VP. i. BN
Weiser
New Meadows
Weiger
Rauch
Boise and Pocatello Idaho Leading Cities in Population
Boise and Pocatello are identified as Idaho’s leading cities with estimated populations of about 24 500 for Boise and 20 100 for Pocatello. The figures reflect a one third population rise since 1920 across water users schools and post office activity, suggesting a solid basis for the growth estimate.
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Boise
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatelo
A. B. Bean
Poratello
Weston Goes On Sixty Day Vacation From Fort Hall
A. R. Weston, agent at Fort Hall for the Short Line, has begun a sixty day vacation trip to California and Oklahoma after checking out Saturday.
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A. R. Weston
Fort Hall
California
Oklahoma
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Metz
Harry Hutchinsow
Thomas Jefferson Putnam
Colorado Agricultural College
Thomas Jefferson
Cashier’s Office
Chase
Tribune
Gotham
Prp. Lon
Boise and
Art’s Used Car Exchange
Ford
Monroe
Buick
Besure
MacMillan
Lez
Zenith
Zenith Deaiers
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