Locals Briefs and Holiday Dances At Chambers Hall
J Robb Hrady leaves on No 18 for Montpelier to handle business and Lenore Grady heads to Salt Lake for a few days visit. Madira Taylor visits Malad relatives EK Forrest Taylor during holidays. Knights of Columbus dance at K CU hall for Catholic and friends, proceeds to Catholic Boy Scout troop. Commercial Dance at Chamber of Commerce hall features the Commercial Orchestra. Carnival New Year’s Eve dance will include Duke Camelius and his trained ape.
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Robb Hrady
Montpelier
Salt Lake
Lenore Grady
Short Line
Pocatello Council
Knights of Columbus
K. CU
Boy Scout
Chamber of Commerce
Duke Camelius
Ape
Duke’’ Hanlon of
Glenns Ferry
Pocatellos
Bannock County War Mothers Set Meeting at Library
A special Bannock County War Mothers association meeting is planned for Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock in the magazine room of the public library. Attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County War Mothers Association
Public Library
Left for Nampa to visit Miss Little in Idaho
Miss Maydean Shost of 405 South Grant left Tuesday morning for Nampa to visit Miss Athleen Little. Little is currently living with Assistant Superintendent Brooks of the Idaho division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampa
Maydean Shost
South
Grant
Nami
Athleen Little
Miss Little
Brooks
Idaho Division
Casey Laheff Released on Bond After Liquor Charge
Casey Laheff was arrested Sunday afternoon by constabulary officers on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor. He was arraigned Tuesday afternoon before Justice of the Peace John A. Tupper and released on $1000 bonds. The date of his preliminary hearing has not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Laheff
Constabulary
Justice of the Peace
John A. Tupper
Returned to Boise after Christmas visit in Idaho
Mr and Mrs Clyde Gray and their son returned to Boise last evening after spending Christmas with Mr Gray s parents Mr and Mrs C W Gray Clyde has the endorsement of professional and business men of Boise for the appointment as collector of internal revenue for a district of Idaho
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Clyde Gray and
K. C. Dance Tonight Second Winter Series
The second event in the winter dance series unfolds in Kansas City tonight with attendees urged to attend. Event details are limited in the snippet but emphasize a social dance program and local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Dance Tonight
No Court Today and Local Ballad Release
No offenders were booked in Police Judge M R Lockhart’s court as he took a vacation causing a lull in city court business. Lee Davie, a local youth, released a ballad titled Heart of the United States with libretto by Davie and score by Leo Friedman. The two four motive song features two verses and a chorus and is sold at local music stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Lockhart
Lee Davie
The
United States
Family Reunion Held at Fox Home in Pocatello
A family reunion was hosted this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Fox at 1252 East Lander Street. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bingham and their children of Blackfoot, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Smith and son of Menan, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gibbs of Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Rupp and family of Poca tello, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Fox and family, also of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fox
East Lander Street
Norman Bingham
Blackfoot
Emmett Smith
Menan
Clarence Gibbs
Thatcher
L. A. Rupp
Pocatello
Harry J. Fox
Idaho Stockgrowers leader visits for western stockmen talks
L. E. Dillingham secretary of the Idaho Stockgrowers association and a Cus ter county newspaper man was in town last night en route to Denver. He will meet stockmen from western states to discuss legislative matters before Congress and state assemblies. Afterward he heads to El Paso for a similar livestock men meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Dillingham
Idaho Stockgrowers Association
Custer County
Denver
Dillingham
el Paso
Deputy Sheriff Hears of Murder Suspect Arrest Near Grace
Deputy Sheriff Tom Smith heads to Grace to arrest Jack Ross, linked to the murder of a storekeeper at Blue Creek Utah. Ross found near Grace. Sheriff Welling of Brigham City likely to arrive tonight to conduct examination.
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Tom Smith
Grace
Jack Ross
Blue Creek
Utah
Ross
Welling
Brigham City
Oss
Tribune Classified Ads Highlight Local Listings
Tribune classified ad section notes various local listings and notices including jobs services rentals and sales opportunities. Readable entries show people firms and locations within the community and brief offer phrases.
Change in Oak land man shows health rebound after illness
A. G. Fuller of 2071 62nd Ave Oak land Cal credits Tanlac with a dramatic recovery after a long illness from flu in 1919. He weighed 30 pounds less, suffered severe stomach trouble and weakness, then gained 35 pounds in 30 days and regained appetite and energy. Tanlac sold nationwide through Bailey's Book Store Pharmacy and druggists.
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Seehart
A. G. Fuller
62Nd Ave
Oakland
Cal
Taniac
Bailey's Book Store
Adv
Railroad men gather in Pocatello for safety and operations notes
A wide roll of railroad news from Pocatello Idaho covers visits by R Armstrong and J C Clark, safety committee meeting at the Y M C A, staff moves and duties, a fatal accident inquiry in Shoshone, yard changes at Igaho Falls, snow plow use on Vietor branch, and January 1 1921 agency status for Gannett Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Rickard
Idaho
Bert Boller
H. Crane
J. B. Schiller
D. C. Rawlings
L. Rasmussen
Shoshone
August Schuppenies
Schuppenies
Otis Miller
G. Snyder
Vietor
Manson
Gannett
Soldier Dead Arrive Home in Idaho and Oregon
Train No. 19 arrived in Pocatello with four American soldiers who died in France. Their remains are sent home for interment to Idaho Falls Dillon and Rexburg. Train No. 17 will pass through Pocatello tonight with twelve Portland soldier boys destined for burial in Rose City.
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Potatello
France
Idaho Palle
Dillon
Rexburg
Pocatello
Portland
Rose City
Buck Betty and Jack Join Historic U S Surveying Team
Betty Buck and Jack, veterans of pack trail reliefs since 1912, are highlighted for their decades of service with United States surveying parties. Their endurance and skill helped navigate rugged routes across mountain terrain and support topographic missions.
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Buck
Betty
Jack
United States
Ice Cutting Underway at Humphrey and Pocatello Stores
The ice cutting season, after two months of wetting ice at Humphrey, is near completion. About 17,000 tons to be stored in Pocatello ice houses and 1,500 tons at other points when the season ends. Pocatello houses are about 50 percent full with 158 cars arriving to add to storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Pocatello
Urged Legislation To Extend Longshoremen Insurance
Speakers at the American Association for Labor Legislators urged immediate congressional passage of bills to extend workers compensation to longshoremen and sailors. Andrew Muraseth of the International Union and T. W. O’Comnor of the National Longshoremen’s Association led discussions.
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New York
Congress
No Man’s Land
American Association For Labor
Here Aday
Akers
Andrew Muraseth
Imesrnational ‘S Union
T. VY. O Comnor
Longshoremen’s Association
Public Auction For mules and equipment at Boise market
The report states mules with gear, valued diamonds and maps are to be auctioned Wednesday at 1 PM at the Boise horse market. Murray Badgley, chief clerk, assures the stock is sound and well behaved. Lynn Brothers Hospital has moved to a new location at North Arthur and West Clark, with phones 1520 and 1521.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Murray Badgley
Uni States Assistant Supervisor of Surveys
Lynn Brothers Hospital
North Arthur
West Clark
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Madira Taylor
Malad
Forrest Taylor
J. S. Levin
Goon
California Points
Thos. W. Roberts
Pocaicllo
Kathryn Cook
Eugene, Oren
Judson Carloss Welch
Anchoft
Letta G. Dawson
Fulletto
Nebraska
EAGLE
Order of Eagles
Pocatello Furniture Company
People's Store
Eagles
Tribune
the Tribune
Petersen’s
A. G. Puller
Tanlac
R. Armstrong
J.C. Clark
J. T. Williams
Conductor Williams
Sale
Utah Division Safety First Committee
Library of the Pocatello Y. M. C. A
Pierce
W. E. Hunter
Rupers
Chris Benson
R. Whitehouse
Whitehouse
Walla Walla
A. G Pipkin
L. C. Montague
W. T. Moran
F. F. Castle
D. Hi. Burrell
E. Hefley
Minidoka
Michaud
I¢gho Falls
Bob’’ Hunter
Second District
W. i. Mulvaney
Buhl
S. W. Hall
G. W. Brown
H. H. Vass
G. W. Rhoads
Bliss
F. J. Adams
O. K
Silver Row
Frank Swedosky
Clyde L. Price
Pkt Pocatello
Clyde Personicus Hag O. K
Bing
W. L. Carlyle
E. R. Powers
M. A. Lyons
Dewitt Norman
Lima
Mile Post 70
Idaho Northern
Pocatelio
McCammon
Pyper
William Robinette
W. L. Crisman
City
Secaden
H. L. Smith
O. W. Johnson
Chapin Public Road
Teton Valley Branch
Ernest Sawyer
Mr. Sawyer
Union Pacific System
Rallis
Leroy Woods
Walter Sullivan
Logan
George
Salt
Paul Anderson
Iama
Pocatella
John W. Baler
Idaho Falls
Christian Christensen
Jon
Christensen
Jes. W. Bascomson
Lake
Bacon
Arthur Heath
Par
Atlas Cafe
Servius
Richard Walton Tully
Bes
Florence
Singing
Charles Ray
Hayfoot
Strawfoot
Charles Chaplin
Fox News and
Temple Phar
War Tate
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