Local Rifle Club Hosts Successful First Night
Ile and Pistol club opened with a fifty foot indoor range at the National Guard armory basement. Regular weekly team shoots will follow and a rabbit and ragpie contest is planned with the Pocatello Trapshooting Club. Scores posted include Marley 46 and Stewart 46 among others as members signed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Fred Holt
National Guard Armory
Marley
Stewart
Bentel
Sidwell
Holt
George Roberts
Earley
Davis
Tatro
Umner
Hall
McMillan
Paul Roberts
Sorgatz
Todd
Chandler
Henry
Richardon
Meeks
Beerup
Menell
Pyke
Nill
Jol—Marley
Earl
Crookston
Pocatello
Birthday Party for G. A. R. Veteran
A. C. Wilson of 15 North 12th celebrated his eightieth birthday at his daughter Mrs. G Parsons home in West Pocatello. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Wilson, and Cole Dean. Wilson and his wife recently marked their 56th wedding anniversary. Wilson, a Civil War veteran, is known as a longtime Idaho piper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Wilson
North 12Th
G Parsons
West Pocatello
D. L. Johnson
T. D. Wilson
Cole Dean
Drunkard Advice to Flush Kidneys with Salts Drink Water Daily
An advertisement cites a noted authority urging kidney relief by drinking water and occasional salts. It claims rich foods form acids that burden kidneys, causing back pain, dizziness, digestive upset, and cloudy urine. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive effervescent remedy available at pharmacies.
Preliminary hearing set for Byron Milligan on robbery charge
The preliminary hearing of Byron Milligan, charged with an attempt to commit robbery, will be held Friday at 2 PM before Justice of the Peace O. J. Bell. Rev. G. William Barnum, pastor of the Presbyterian church, is recovering from appendicitis and expected to resume pulpit duties Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Milligan
Justice of the Peace
O. J. Bell
G. William Barnum
The
Presbyterian Church
Local Marriage Licenses and Court Actions Reported
A marriage license issued at the county clerk's office lists Oscar Elg and Clelia Williams of Los Angeles, and another license goes to Juan Lopez of Topaz and Mary Garcia of Pocatello. In police court, J H Jennings was found guilty of assault and fined 15 dollars. Wayne Evans was dismissed for speeding. Third Ward entertainment hall hosts two one act plays and a dance revue titled At King Winter's Court A Tour of the Countries and Toyland with quartet and orchestra interludes on Friday evening January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Elg
Clelia Williams
Los Angeles
Juan Lopez
Topaz
Mary Garcia
Pocatello
J. H. Jennings
John Peter
Wayne Evans
Third Ward Entertainment
Third Ward
L. D. 8S
King Winter’s Court
Toyland
Indian pleads poucy and is jailed for four months
Roy Tissimite an Indian appeared before Justice of the Peace O J Bell and pleaded to petit larceny. He was sentenced to four months in the reservation jail at Fort Hall. The complaint was signed by J B Barnhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Tissimite
Court of Justice of the Peace
O. J. Bell
Ft. Hall
J. B. Barnhart
Skidmore Arraigned on Grand Larceny Charge
C. C. Skidmore, returned to Poca from Canon City Colorado, was arraigned Wednesday afternoon before Justice of the Peace E. G. Houde on grand larceny. His bond was set at 1500 dollars, and he remains in the county jail in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Skidmore
Pocatello
Canon City
Colo
Alma Marley
Justice of the Peace
E. G. Houde
Skidmore
Sheriff heads to Salt Lake City for Hillman extradition
Sheriff H. W. Henderson left Wednesday night for Salt Lake City to obtain extradition papers for J. W. Hillman who is wanted in Pocatello on charges of issuing worthless checks and obtaining money under false pretenses. The governor signed papers received from Boise yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Henderson
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
J. W. Hillman
C. C. Moore
Boise
Adelaide Anderson Music Studios Hire Banjo Instructor
Clifford Carney, banjoist and Idaho Tech student, joins the Adelaide Anderson Music Studios faculty to lead fretted instrument classes. He has taught banjo mandolin guitar ukulele and steel guitar in Pocatello for about two years and supports West orchestras, adding to his Tech symphony reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Anderson Music Studios
Clifford Carney
Idaho Tech
Pocatello
Tech Symphony Orchestra
Students Aid In School Discipline
The senior high school student body has increased its role in governing the school with a special group appointed by the student body president to help maintain order. Periods have been run by students, reducing the need for teachers and saving funds, and plans to expand student government are under way.
Weather summary for Pocatello Idaho January 15 1924
Weather report for Pocatello Idaho covers 24 hours ending 6 am with high 33 and low 20, mean 26, normal 24. Total precipitation since month start 0.55 inch, excess 0.29 inch. snowfall and wind data listed. sunset 5:?? and sunrise 7:58 am. Report by U S Weather Bureau forecaster A R Teeply Met Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Idaho
Nurses Dormitory Considered by Bannock County Board
A Bannock County board meeting discussed a nurses dormitory proposed by the Pocatello General Hospital board and hospital superintendent Olen. The decision to investigate awaits the commission's review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Caton
Pocatello General Hospital Board
Miss Olen
Inkom Common School District No
Common School District
Hubbard
Grace
Hartvigsen
Downey
Waste
McCammon
Fitz
Bancroft
Rotarians to Honor Youngs Tonight at Bannock Hotel
The Rotary club and their ladies host an informal dinner dance at Bannock hotel at 6 30 honoring Mr and Mrs Joseph Taylor Young as they move from Pocatello to San Francisco. District Governor Charles Dinwoodey and Mrs Dinwoodey will attend. Young was Pocatello Rotary president and district governor of the old 20th district. CG H McEntyre, a new member, will be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock Hotel
Mhotary Club
Joseph Taylor Young
Charles Dinwoodey
Dinwoodey
Idaho Falls
Youngs
Pocatello
San Francisco
Young
Pocatello Rotary Club
Rotary
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Pocatello Club
Toronto
Canada
CG. H. McEntyre
Community announcements for January events
The notice lists a cooked food sale by Fourth Ward Relief Society on Saturday January 17 at People’s Meat Market 326 East Center, a Keystone Lodge Masonic meeting Friday January 16 to confer the M M degree, Scouts Troop 8 gathering tonight at 7 30, a Trinity Guild card party January 21 at Mrs M E Young 729 North Arthur with bridge and five hundred, Pocatello Aerie No 119 initiating candidates tonight with social dance at Eagles Hall on North Main, and weekly Eagles dances starting Saturday with music by the Eagles Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward Relief Society
People’s Meat Market
326
East Center
Keystone Lodge No
A. F
A. M
M. E. Young
North Arthur
Trinity Guild
E. D. Amphlett
W. Eagles
Pocatello Aerie No
F. O
Eagles
Eagles Hall
North Main
Eagles’ Orchestra
Bandits Loot Salt Lake City Grocery
Two masked bandits robbed the 8& J. Corinthes store in Salt Lake City last night, taking 510 dollars. The proprietor was locked in a large refrigerator and remained there for some time before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
8& J. Corinthes
Pocatello Senior High Opens Season With Aberdeen in Home Contest
The West Side junior high gym hosts the Pocatello senior high basketball season opener against Aberdeen in a conference series double header. The girls team will face St. Joseph in the preliminary game. Friday the squad travels to Firth for the next game in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Pocatello Senior High School
Aberdeen Quintette
Firth
St. Joseph Girls
Local candidates lead in Ashton Queenship race
Three contenders top the Ashton Dog Derby queenship with 11,500 votes each. M Loos St Anthony Leona Mason Idaho Falls and Lydia Hutchison Blackfoot share the lead, while Lucile McCormack and others trail with smaller tallies in the latest count reported by manager F C Hume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Tillie Stegelmier
M. Loos
St. Anthony
Harriett Berrett
Rexburg
Nellie Killian
Rigby
Leon
Pocatello
Cloyd Lee
Fern Christofferson
Ash- OR
Ruth Smith
Elsie Baker
Pioneer Rexburg Woman Mary Williamson Stoddard Dies
Mary Williamson Stoddard 86, a Rexburg pioneer who emigrated from Scotland in 1849, died after a brief illness. She left ten sons and one daughter, with five sons and her daughter surviving, and will be buried in Wellsville Utah after services January 17. Her husband, a noted builder, died eleven years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Williamson Stoddard
Rexburg
Scotland
James
Mary Williamson
Plains
Wellsville
Utah
David Stoddard
Great
Archie B. Hill
Thomas Stoddard
Idaho
Alex. Stoddard
Great Falls
Mont
Samuel Stoddard
St. Anthony
Arch W. Stoddard
North Garfield
Pocatello
Weilsville
Red Pepper Rub Claims Quick Cold Relief
An old advertisement promotes Rowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast remedy for chest cold congestion and body soreness. It touts penetrating heat from red peppers, claiming relief within minutes for colds, rheumatism, backache, and stiff joints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowles
Forty and Eight Hold Installation and Dinner
Ivan Gasser officiated at the 1925 installation of Forty and Eight officers during a meeting and dinner at the Bannock hotel. New officers include Paul Bryan, William Mullen, Carol Petersen, Jean Bistline, George Cushman, Ed Haun, E J Thorkildsen, H G Hinckley, and George McClinton. A menade to Burley and delegations from nearby towns were announced. The local Veiture challenged The Tribune bowling team after an exhibition by The Tribune and Fire Laddies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Gasser
Jean Bistline
George Cushman
Ed Haun
Garde de la Porte
E. J. Thorkildsen
H. G. Hinckley
George McClinton
Cheminal
Burley
Twin Falls
Hailey
Shoshone
Pocatello
Tribune
Veiture
Herb
McCain
Moose Legion Dances Start Saturday at K C Hall
The Moose Legion begins dancing this Saturday January 17 at the K C hall with future dances scheduled hereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Legion
K. C. Hall
Denver Excursions to Western Stock Show by Union Pacific
Round trip to the Western Stock Show priced at $31.68 with travel January 15 to 19 inclusive. Return deadline set for January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Union Pacific By
Union Pacific Ry
Eagles Dance Opens With New Orchestra and Singer
Saturday night the Eagles start a series of dances with a new orchestra. Jack Watson will sing. You are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagles
Jack Watson
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Rifle Club
Optometris
Salt Lake
Emerson P. T. A
Walter H. Siders
Hymena Hoffman
Clifford Horton
Volin
A. R. Teeple
Meteo
Uum
A.mologist
G. W. Fox
Rotarians
Bannock
Aberdeen
Queenship
China Sea
Schilling
Orient
conmIne
Pri
Bae
Princess
Style Shop
General Insurance Company of America
Sam P. Smith
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