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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1925

Page

2

Hearings in Samuels case conclude in Idaho Falls

The district court session before Judge George W. Edgington in Idaho Falls continued across Friday to Monday as Robert Harlin sues Teton Coal company Karl Reichert and H F Samuels over alleged fraudulent acts. Harlin seeks cancellation of contracts and a receiver for the mine with Samuels named as chief instigator and Reichert as secretary treasurer.

Tribune Idaho Falls Robert Harlin Teton Coal Company Karl A Reichert H. F. Samuels George W. Edgington Harlin Reichert Megis Samuels Brown Bear Idaho Teton Spokane Idaho Progressive Coal Company Tetas Coal Company Harliw Iwo Herlin George A. Tt Act

Building Outlook at Nampa

Nampa January 5 construction activity totals an estimated 258625 with J P city engineer figures. The Pacific Fruit company plant accounts for a large share and Oregon Short Line investment reaches 80600 in maintenance and upgrades in the city.

Nampa J. P MGR Sonmany ‘Gee

Accomplishments of Year Told by Governor Moore

Governor C C Moore reviews Idaho’s 1924 as a stabilizing year for farming and industry. He praises diversified farming, frugal state spending, and heightened business efficiency, urging caution and steady effort for 1925 prosperity.

Moore Boise Idaho Irestork C. C. Moore

Funeral Tuesday for Malad Pioneer Verlum Dives

Funeral services for Verlum Dives held in Malad stake tabernacle with Bishop Brant presiding. Attendees from Malad valley filled the tabernacle, floral tributes abundant, speakers included R. J. Harding and Bishops W. H. Thomas and T. D. Evans. Music by stake choir and glee club. Interment in city cemetery.

Tribune Malad Verlum Dives Stake Tabernnacle Thomas D. Brant Malad Valley R. J. Harding W. H. Thomas T. D. Evans Stake Service Glee Club Margaret Edwards Jones W.H. Ricards Joseph Parry

Pioneer Woman Hansen Passes At 90 In Idaho

Mrs Mary Hansen a handcart pioneer of the Mormon emigration died in Firth Idaho at age 90. Born in Boston England she helped blaze the trail from Illinois to Utah then settled in Salt Lake Hyrum and Shelley. Survived by daughters Mrs Johnson Mrs Christiansen Mrs Allen and sons John and Hyrum Hansen. Body to be taken to Hyrum for funeral and interment.

Idaho Walls Firth Mary Hansen Middlewest Utah Salt Lake City Illinois Hansen Salt Lake Hyrum Olin Hansen Dee d Idaho Shelley D. M. Johnson Johnson Maria Christiansen Martha Allen John Hyrum Hansen

Local social round up in Malad and nearby towns

Malad and American Falls residents visit relatives in Moscow as Lyle Tapper hosts dances at the Eagles hall. Iris Jones from Shelley visits David F. Jones. Clio club plans a January 14 dance. Dorothy Fredrickson hosts a Thursday dinner with 24 guests. Norman Crowther hosts New Year dinner for 16 with a radio concert.

Tribune Malad, Jr L. L. Evans American Falls R. B. Davis Lyle G. Tapper Lyle Tapper Bannock Cafe Iris Jones Shelley David F. Jones Clio Club Hesl M. F. Tovey Dorothy Fredrickson Norman Crowther

Blackfoot News Roundup of Holiday Departures and Travel

A Blackfoot notice describes students heading for Pocatello on Saturday to catch a train back to college. It lists Herma Albertson Sybil Felt Elva Cherrington Watts York Harold Noyer Kenneth Jones Archie Kennedy Ernest Johnson and Walter Steffens. Burton Albertson resumes teaching at Arco. Elizabeth Kennedy returns to Boise to study music. Thelma Buchanan leaves for Provo. Clea Jensen sails to Utah. Mary Bingham Genevieve Hansen and Phronie Wayne return to Tech. T. L. McFarland reports 42 below at Leadore with lighter snow there. Blackfoot youths attend a Friday dance honoring Dan and Mrs Jorgensen married December 31.

Tribune Specie Blackfoot Patform Pocatello Moscow Herma Albertson Sybil Felt Elva Cherrington Messrs Watts York Harold Noyer Kenneth Jones Archie Kennedy Ernest Johnson Walter Steffens Burton Albertson Arco Elizabeth Kennedy Boise Iss Thelma Buchanan Provo Clea Jensen Alberta Canada Buchanan U. of U Salt Lake City Mary Bingham Genevieve Hansen Phronie Wayne Tech T. L. McFarland Leadore Idaho Mr. McFarland Apello Dan Jorgensen

Bancroft Community News Highlights Fun and Travel

Mr and Mrs D W Grimm and children spent Christmas with relatives in Logan and returned Friday. Mr and Mrs Francis Petersen and children left Friday for Denver to visit relatives and plan broader travels. Mrs Cyrus Toman visited in Pocatello. Mrs Chris Neilson and Mrs Fred Barfuss visited Soda Springs. Teachers and students resume school Monday after a two week vacation. M Men's club at Lund hosted a social and dance. Fred Nihart attended the Idaho Editorial association convention in Pocatello. Mia Grimm and daughter Bessie visited then returned to Buhl with relatives.

Tribune Bancroft D. W. Grimm M. Men’s Club Lund Fred Nihart Pocatello Idaho Editorial Association Mia Richard Grimm Bessie Buhl

Hansen Birth Announces Daughter at St Anthony's

Mr and Mrs Fred F Hansen announce the birth of a daughter at St Anthony's hospital on January 3.

Tribune Fred F. Hansen St. Anthony’s Hospital

FARMERS AND STOCKMEN HIT WITH Mounting Risks and Optimism

W A Mabey of Filer cites farming and stockraising as the world’s riskiest business after moving sheep to Morse creek for feed. He notes Idaho seed growers once profitable now struggle to clear mortgages and warns of continued risk to threshing gear. Yet Mabey remains hopeful the sector will recover with postwar stability and rising sheep herds in coming years.

W. A. Mabey Filer Mabey Utah McCammon Vaughan Place Morse Creek Twin Falls Idaho

Red Cross Roll Call Reports Are Received

A special meeting of the Bingham county chapter of the American Red Cross held December 30 received reports from precincts for the eighth annual roll call. Total fundraising reached $911.28 with a few precincts still to report. precinct totals include Aberdeen 59.00, Blackfoot 770.28, Goshen 4.00, Moreland 9.00, Presto 10.00, Riverside 5.00, Springfield 34.00, Pingree 15.00, Wapello 5.00.

Tribune Blackfoot Bingham County The American Red Cross Aberdeen Goshen Moreland Presto Riverside Springfield Pingree Wapello

Idaho Falls Council Hears 20 Month City Reports

City reports covering May 1 1923 to January 1 1925 presented at semi monthly meeting. City Clerk Underhill praised finances with total cash handling of 520960.41 and 46 000 cash items. Fire Chief Marker cited 66 fires costing 7484 06 and 10 started by children playing with matches. Police Judge Daniels reported 4763 50 in fines from 679 arrests.

Tribune Idaho Falls Underhill Julius Marker Daniels

Man Cochran murder verdict framed in Idaho canyon

Sidney Cochran, 49, was found murdered New Year’s Day in a remote canyon near Heglar in the Black Pine mountains. A coroner’s jury ruled he died at the hands of unknown persons who struck him with a blunt instrument. He was a prosperous dry farmer from Oregon with two sisters. Funeral and burial occurred at Heglar cemetery.

Boise Sidney Cochran Sncovered Heglar Black Pine Mountains Burley Gallogly Messen Cockra Cockran Oregon Elmer Chase Burns Buri

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