Heavy Coast Travel Boost as Special Trains Rekindle Holiday Ride
Town reports unusually high passenger flow toward Los Angeles this week as rail and road rates shift for the holiday season. A special AUS train passed through Pocatello en route from Butte to Los Angeles. Train No. 32 carried 350 passengers to Los Angeles between Idaho Falls and Pocatello. Officials expect Idaho points to add about 1,200 passengers into Pocatello in the coming days.
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Los Angeles
AUS
Locatello
Butte
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Idaho Points
Pocatelo
Fieldsted Receives Dilingham Note On Mackay Antlers Aid
FE J Fieldsted of Pocatello chamber receives a letter from L E Dilingham secretary of Mackay Antlers club confirming a ten dollar grant for the state chamber work discussed at the All Idaho congress in Boise. The letter asks Fieldsted to join the executive committee to survey Mackay territory. Reverend H Cleaves formerly of the local Congregational church sent Christmas greetings to the Pocatello Chamber through Fieldsted. Cleaves was a former director and Kiwanis member who resigned as president of the church.
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FE. J. Fieldsted
Poeatello Chamber of Commerce
L. E. Dilingham
Antlers Club
Mackay
State Chamber
Boise
Pillingham
Fredsted
James Brady Arrives from Notre Dame Freshman at Lome
James Murphy Brady son of J Robb Brady arrived in Lome from Notre Dame Indiana where he is a freshman. He played quarterback for Pocatello high school last year winning Idaho state title and made the Nore Mime freshman team this year while active in glee club and attempting debate.
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James Murphy Brady
J. Robb Brady
Lome Sunday
Notre Dame
South Bend
Indiana
James Brady
Pocatello High School
Idaho
Local arrests and court actions from Saturday night proceedings
Severn Huff was booked on intoxication and released on a $15 bond but failed to appear, bond forfeited. Milton Nichols charged with speeding was dismissed after cautions by Police Judge John W. Peter. Joe Smith charged with intoxication fined $25 with suspension on leaving town by evening.
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Severn Huff
Milton Nichols
John W
Peter
Joe Smith
Car crash at crossing injures none near Arimo
Saturday evening at 6 30 o clock a Ford coupe driven by Mrs Howard Jenkings and occupied by her six months old baby and mother in law Mrs Thomas Jenkins of Arimo waited at a crossing near Arimo and was struck by train No 30. The train struck the left front wheel of the car but the occupants escaped unharmed and the vehicle was only slightly damaged.
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Howard Jenkings
Thomas Jenkins
Arimo
Attorney John H. McEvers Wed in Wisconsin Match
John H. McEvers assistant general attorney of the Oregon Short Line leaves Thursday for Edgerton Wisconsin to marry Miss Beatrice Horton on December 80 They plan a wedding trip to New York and Washington and will reside at Hood apartments after February 1 Miss Holton taught music at Pocatello high school last year
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John H. McEvers
Oregon Short Line
Edgerton
Wisconsin
Beatrice Horton
New York
Washington
Hood Apartments
Holton
Pocatello High School
Boy Bitten by Dog On His Bicycle Ride
Walter Rouse of 804 North Eleventh reported his young son bitten severely on the hand by a dog that dashed from a yard as he rode his bicycle. Companions helped pry the dog's jaws apart. the hand was nearly severed.
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Walter Rouse
North Eleventh
Birthday party hosted at Gordon apartments
Miss Clarice Kimball entertained several friends at a Sunday birthday gathering at her Gordon apartments home. Guests included Miss Millie Maughan Miss Marvy Maughan Babe Bersions Bill Tatro Everett Mitchell Fred Canard and George Chaffee amid Christmas decorations.
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Clarice Kimball
Gordon Apartments
Millie Maughan
Marvy Maughan
Babe Bersions
Bill Tatro
Everett Mitchell
Fred Canard
George Chaffee
Kiwanis Club Luncheon Speaker to Address Idaho Geenery
The Poratello Kiwanis Club will hold its regular weekly meeting and luncheon Tuesday at noon in the Hotel Bannock. Principal speaker Frank W. Brown will present an address on the subject Idaho geenery.
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Poratello Kiwanis Club
Bannock
Frank W. Brown
Idaho Geenery
Local visitors Karl Kasiska and Governor Brady arrive in Pocatello
Karl Kasiska son of W F Kaska and Governor Brady son of Job Brady arrived in Pocatello Saturday to spend the holidays visiting their families. They have been attending Gonzaga University in Spokane.
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George N. Ifft
Nancy
France
Pocatello
Nochelag Ifft
Iifft
George Ifft
Francis Kirchhof
Denver
Colorado
Sfokane
Karl Kasiska
W. F. Kaska
Brady
Jobb Brady
Satiluy
Air
Ading Gonzaga University
Spone
Chilton to stay in Pocatello during holiday period
The Tribune reports Dr. A L Chilton will remain in Pocatello for the entire holiday period despite earlier erroneous word that he was leaving for the coast.
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Pocatello
A. L. Chilton
Chilton
The
Tribune Today
Christmas Tea by Methodist Ladies Aid
A Christmas tea was given by the Methodist Ladies Aid on Friday afternoon. A Christmas tree and Santa Claus distributed gifts. a Christmas story by Mrs. Harry Pauehert charmed attendees. The tea committee included Mrs. Howard Schaffer, Mrs. Oscar Smith, Mrs. Bell, and Mrs. Clark.
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Methodist Ladies Aid
Santa Claus
Harry Pauehert
Howard Schaffer
Oscar Smith
Bell
Clark
Church Brotherhood Duck Dinner Tonight in Parlors
The Christian church brotherhood will host a duck dinner tonight in the church parlors at 6:30. All church men are invited. The ladies will serve, a special musical program is arranged, and an address will be given by a prominent Pocatello citizen.
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Christian Church Brotherhood
Pocatello
Holiday roundtrip rates to Boise noted on weekend travel
Heavy passenger travel was noted on Saturday and Sunday to Boise due to holiday rates of a fare and a third for the roundtrip. The holiday rates will again be effective Thursday. Tickets are good for return until January 4.
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Boise
District Judge Edginton to preside in Pocatello case
District Judge Geo. W. Edginton of Iolaho Falls will travel to Pocatello on Tuesday to preside in district court over the will settlement suit Thirza Watson and Frank Crane versus Hadith Lewis and Geo. Crane.
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Geo. W. Edginton
Iolaho Falls
Pocatello
Thirza Watson
Frank
Cranes Crane
Hadith Lewis
Ask
Geo. Crane
Vacations Planned for School Staff to California
Miss Eunice Hindman junior high instructor and Miss Ethel Liggett public schools art supervisor depart Tuesday night for California to spend the Christmas holidays.
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Eunice Hindman
Ethel Liggett
California
Christmas Plans for Robert Carter in Oregon
Robert Carter of the general offices of the Short Line will leave Thursday evening for La Grande Oregon where he will spend the Christmas holidays.
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Oregon
Robert Carter
Short Line
la Grande
Mrs. Ben Meese Travels to Culver City for Christmas
Mrs. Ben Meese of Inkom, mother of Miss Elizabeth Meese, left last night for Culver City, California to visit her son Edward Meese and Mrs. Meese during the Christmas holidays.
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Ben Meese
Inkom
Elizabeth Meese
Culver City
California
Edward Meese
Meese
Acting Chief of Police Named During Illness Absence
Chief L A Lehrbas is off duty due to illness and Captain George W Smith serves as acting chief while he is away.
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L. A. Lehrbas
George W. Smith
Spongbergs Headed for Long Beach Vacation
Mrs. Gus Spongberg travels with Anne Spongberg Simson and her son to Long Beach California for a Sunday evening departure and planned stay.
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Gus Spongberg
Anne Spongberg Simson and Son
Long Beach
California
Music instructor A C Bradford visits city
A C Bradford of Salt Lake City, instructor at the Adelaide Anderson School of Music, is in the city today.
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A. C. Bradford
Salt Lake City
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
City
Twin Falls official visits city on business
Donald McLean secretary of the Idaho Wool Growers Association is in the city today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McLean
Twin Falls
Idaho Wool Growers Association
Court Hearings Near Rexburg Reporter In Pocatello
G C Vaughan Rexburg district court reporter is in Pocatello today for hearings before Judge O R Baum this morning.
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G. C. Vaughan
Rexburg
Pocatello
O. R. Baum
Arimo Resident Tom Smith Visits Pocatello on Business
Tom Smith, a prominent Arimo resident, traveled to Pocatello today for business.
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Arimo
Tom Smith
Pocatello
Court at Blackfoot Hears Case In District Session
District Judge Robert M. Terrell presided at a Blackfoot district court session today. He oversaw legal proceedings and administered the docket in the courthouse, focusing on motions and preliminary matters from local defendants.
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Blackfoot
Robert M. Terrell
Lawrence Couple Headed to Los Angeles for Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lawrence departed yesterday for Los Angeles to spend the Christmas holiday. The trip follows their return from recent travels and anticipates a festive season away from home.
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Los Angeles
C. W. Lawrence
Progressive Leader Ray McKaig Visits Pocatello on Idaho trip
Ray McKaig a prominent Progressive and Nonpartisan leader visited Pocatello today en route to Boise. He spoke on four year Tech activities drawing interest in political circles but asked not to be tied to school fights during the talk. The dispatch notes his Idaho business trip and upcoming schedule.
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Ray McKaig
Pocatello
Hoise
McKaig
Idaho
Tribune
Tech
Politiele Ciries
Novelty Saw Artist Bill Watson Visits City
Bill Watson, an itinerant musician known for performing on a carpenter’s hand saw, visits city venues to showcase his unique artistry and entertain crowds.
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Bill Watson
Carpenters
Local notables and visitors catalogued in Pocatello
Henry A Bjorkman of Central and G C Ackerman of Salt Lake City visit Pocatello on business. Several residents report illness or injuries including L Matthews A W Jones and John Carlson. St Marie hotel guest William Thomas recovers from recent auto crash. Visitors include Mrs A L Whiting and E 8 Benson.
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Henry A. Bjorkman
Central
Pocatello
L. Matthews
West Wyeth
William Lindsay
East Halliday
E. C. White
Salt Lake City
G. C. Ackerman
A. W. Jones
South Main
John Carlson
S. H. Anderson
William Thomas
St. Marie
A. L. Whiting
Crystal Idaho
Benson
Shoshone
Hailey
Jean Nori
Savoy Cafe
Phil St. Marie
Los Angeles
K. L. Decker
Fidelity Building and Loan Company
J. W. Ash
Lava Hot Springs
Bill Tello Seeks Engagements at Christmastide Entertainments
The article notes Bill Tello looking for an engagement amid a range of scheduled Christmas entertainment events. It highlights his search across multiple venues during the holiday season.
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Tello
Bill
Whitaker and Campbell Member Resigns for Tech Club Role
Roy Campbell of Whitaker and Campbell resigns from the real estate firm to devote full time as Secretary of the Four Year Tech club.
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Roy Campbell
Whitaker and
Real estate transfers filed Saturday citywide
Real estate transfers listed include National Loan Co to J T Henderson for lot 6 block 1 Arimo and multiple transfers involving John M Larson Peter A Nelson and O B Thomas among others. Transfers cover lots, blocks and fractional sections in Downey and surrounding areas plus receivership related parcels and a home building corporation exchange.
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National Loan Company
J. T. Henderson
Arimo
Larson
John M
Et. Ux
Peter A. Nelson
Com
Downey
Nelson
Peter A
John M. Larson
E. B. M. Seyser
E. B. M. Bistline Home Building Corporation
O. B. Thomas
Sloat
Ezra C
Chas
Spaulding
Church
D. W
E. FE. Moberly
Ferris
Will
Western Coal Co Sets Bird Coal Price At 8.25 Per Ton
The Western Coal Company quotes Bird coal at eight dollars twenty five cents per ton in a brief notice. Dated c21.
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Bird Coal
Western Coal Co
S E A Shooters Bagged Ducks in Christmas Hunt
The Shop Employers Association staged a Christmas drive with thirty hunters who bagged 180 ducks, averaging six each. Ducks will be distributed to the needy. They traveled from J J Kelker’s home at 5 am with nine motors and a truck, and a trout dinner was served by George P La Vatta. Mr Kelker received a five pound trout from Charles Sorrell as thanks for support from Indian employees, who aided the success.
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J. J. Kelker
George P. la Vatta
W. P. Ross
Mr. Kelker
Charles Sorrel
Tribune
C. M Ziebach
Chamber Board Ballots Due Tonight in Six O’Clock Deadline
Voters must submit the final ballots by six this evening per E J Pjeldsted the manager. Fourteen candidates contend for vacancies ending this year as the committee plans to tally votes Tuesday morning. After directors are chosen a president will be selected from twelve members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Board
E. J. Pjeldsted
Love’s young dream to matrimony meets steering woes
A reflective quote contrasts romance with marriage and warns that horsepower matters less than horse sense behind the wheel. The lines imply caution about risky driving in a relationship.
A New Bifocal
People who have trouble wearing bifocals can now obtain a version designed for comfortable use. The new design promises easier adaptation and steadier vision for long wear.
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Joe Landsman
South First Avenue
Ace Nelson
Police Department
Orpheum
Gloria Swanson
Ford Sterling
Allan Dwan
Adv
Emma
Columbia
Portland
Oregon Short Line Railroad
J. C. Hanson
Ben LaVatta
Charles Sorrell
H. Kutch
Frank Hronek
Ivan Sellers
John R. Liday
Ross Phillips
Chick Allred
Joe Jenkinson
Frank Ball
al Stoke
Harold Ruaidy
Watter Fagan
Style Authority Store
Love
Poe Es
Brazils
Swansdown
Reg
Smith’s
Hershey
Wrigley’s
Lars and
Jonathans
Bushel Basket
Lippincotts
Queen
HEINZ
del Monte
Desert
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