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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1925
Page
2
W S Hall Republican representative from Oneida county says he will not seek the house speakership in the coming session. He favors a harmonious but short session and would support any named candidate if needed. He cites school legislation and a state wide school tax as key issues and expects bills to be introduced early.
Boise water users groups from Payette, Boise, Black Canyon, and Nampa & Meridian irrigation districts arrange delegates for the Denver meeting with reclamation officials January 6. Delegates include T. W. Tarr and J. B. Eldridge for insurgents and regulars. L. J. Magee and L. F. Bebb to attend.
A Studebaker touring car owned by Dr. H. C. Irwin, stolen Friday night from in front of the Idaho Tech auditorium, was recovered Saturday afternoon on 600 block of North Garfield. Police report the vehicle likely used for joy riding. another Studebaker owned by J. H. Thomas remains missing after Friday night theft.
Pocatello residents anticipate a new Columbia Bowling alleys venue at North Arthur in Columbia Hall. Warren Williams will manage the four alleys and aim to serve both men and women bowlers with a broad range of offerings for local players.
The United States rugby team is composed of former college players and the complete lineup consists of men from California.
A funeral for Tyhee features finery, beadwork, and mourning by women with self inflicted wounds. Archdeacon Stoy leads Episcopal rites as relatives chant, while observers note the clash of native ritual with Christian custom and the enduring grip of traditional practices among the chiefs circle.
Winter has been severe for game birds in Idaho with reports that pheasants on the west side are starving. Residents have distributed feed and the state game department is cooperating in caring for the birds.
Town police sergeant Peter Derham is off duty and confined to his home due to a severe cold. The Saturday night absence is noted as a nonwork-related illness affecting on-duty coverage.
Dubois welcomed the New Year with a bustling roundhouse and decorated coal chute. A dance at Meeker hall drew laughter and music as residents enjoyed the festivities. Oliver Ransom, father of Mrs. Dechades, died Christmas eve and was buried at All Saints Episcopal church. New prosecuting attorney William S. Rice arrived with his bride and rests at the Katerndahl house. The town reports warmer days after heavy December cold and a foot of new snow in two days. High school alumni gatherings featured card games and chili supper.
Miss Constance Pack, a tech worker in Rigby schools, spends the holidays with her parents at their home on South Eighth Avenue.
Frank W. Brown of the Idaho State Journal departed Saturday evening on train No. 17 bound for Boise to attend the opening session of the legislature.
Customer instructs to place the next Aberdeen coal order with Bistline using phone number 402. The note records a simple procurement instruction and contact detail.
A stated convocation of Pocatello chapter No 5 of the Royal Arch Masons will be held Monday evening at 7 30 o clock. Announcement was sent by E C Lillibridge secretary of the chapter.
The Winnebagos group of Camp Fire Girls celebrated the new year with a hockey bobbing party. They hiked far into the countryside, then returned to the guardian's home to spend the watch. On New Year’s Day they hiked into the hills for shelter building advice and shared a cozy lunch in a hastily crafted shelter.
W L Reed Jack Mills John Murphy and two Mexicans were booked at the police station Saturday night on intoxication charges. All will appear before Police Judge John Weter at Monday morning's session of police court.
Coasting on the hills on the West side of the river is reported exceptionally good with children crowding the favorite spots daily. Auto drivers are warned to exercise caution when approaching intersections where coasting is in progress.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. McCabe of Grand Junction Colorado visit Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Rickard on South Garfield Avenue. Mrs. McCabe is Mrs. Rickard’s sister. Miss Marguerite Rickard, attending a vocal school in Los Angeles, also spends the holidays with her parents.
Eugene, Oregon resident Dewey returned last Tuesday evening after spending the holidays as the guest of Constance Pack on South Eighth Avenue. Mr.
Dewey, a University of Oregon student, is enrolled in the college of philosophy and is engaged in advanced work toward a doctor’s degree in psychology.
Gate City temple No. 2, Pythian Sisters installed officers for the ensuing term at the last regular meeting. Listed were Past chief Beo Burritt, M. E. C. Alice Garrett, E. 8. Sybel Nipper, E. Maud Slingerland manager, Fannie Say M. of F., Isabelle Brinson M. of R. and C., Dorothy Pratt protector, Grace T. Evans guard, Ruth Bates. Delicious refreshments followed served by Knights of Pythias.
Mrs Frederick J Pack entertained at her South Eighth avenue home Friday evening in honor of Miss Constance Pack and J L Dewey of Eugene Oregon.
A social evening featured games and music accompanied by a delicious lunch. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Willard Kinsford Mr and Mrs Peart Mr and Mrs Frankie Miss Nina Peart Fred Clarence Ada Pack and the hosts.
Misa Dorothy Cavanaugh returns to Salt Lake City to resume rosten work and reopen dancing classes. Trinity Guild meets January 7 at Mrs. H. P. Rigg’s home 965 West Clark Street. Pioneer Ladies gather at the library Monday at 7 30 p m with good attendance urged.
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