Four More Days to Close Voting In Tribune Contest
Four more days remain to vote in the Tribune contest with the end set for February 4. The distribution of four cars three radios and cash prizes will follow the final tally, and no extensions will be granted. Subscriptions now offer Idaho's best newspaper without monthly collectors.
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Bank clearings in Pocatello reach 162 thousand daily total
Town Talk reports yesterday's bank clearings for Pocatello totaling 162 164.90 dollars. The note adds a marriage between Eden Faber of Pocatello and Miss Bernice Monroe of Rupert at Twin Falls on Monday afternoon. Also in town Attorney Samuel King of Salt Lake, brother of United States Senator King, attends federal court sessions in Pocatello.
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Pocatello
Eden Faber
Bernice Monroe
Rupert
Twin Palls
Samuel King
Salt Lake
United States
King
Utah
Skaggs Attends Portland convention. reports fine trip
L. L. Skaggs, local manager of Skaggs stores, returns from a convention of store managers and department heads in Portland Oregon. He describes the trip as fine and the convention as wonderful. Mail order reservations for the Mansfield dancers and Tech symphony orchestra joint concert are accepted until Friday February 6. Mail reservations should be sent to Temple Pharmacy.
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Skaggs
Skaggs’ Stores
Portland
Oregon
Mansfield Dancers and Tech Symphony Orchestra
Same
Temple Pharmacy
Sadler Announces Birth of Girl Virginia Alys
W E Sadler of The Tribune announces the arrival of a six pound baby girl at 2 30 p m yesterday Virginia Alys is her name and she is welcomed by her four year old brother Billy Mrs Sadler formerly Miss Jean Balfour of Salt Lake City rests nicely today.
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W. E. Sadler
the Tribune
Virginia Alys
Billy
Sadler
Jean Balfour
Salt Lake City
Dorothy Bates infant dies and funeral held
Dorothy Jean Bates infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold M Bates died this morning at 817 North Grant. Funeral service was held this afternoon at 2 from the residence conducted by Reverend Ewing of the Methodist church. Interment followed at Mountainview under MecHan Undertaking company. Weather permitting a trapshooting event is planned Sunday at 2 in the afternoon by the Pocatello Trapshooting association with aims to gather squads for a lively meet. Attorney Fred Cowan of Blackfoot visited Poexteilo on business.
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Dorothy Jean Bates
Harold M. Bates
North Grant
Hhe
Ewing
Methodist Church
Mountainview
MecHan Undertaking Company
Pocatello Trapshooting Association
Dietrich Not Going to Montana in Beet Growers Case
Boise judge Dietrich received a wire stating Wheeler of Montana withdrew his demurrer and Dietrich would not need to travel to Montana now. The case involves 170000 dollars in claims from the sale of Beet Growers Sugar Rigby plant and machinery, with about 125000 dollars in claims against the fund. The court will determine allowable claims and repay non allowed claimants. final arguments pushed to tomorrow.
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Frank 8. Dietrich
Boise
Beet Growers Sugar Company
Rigby
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Dietrich
Pocatello Triumphs Over Firth In Fast Basketball Tilt
Pocatello high school defeated Firth 37 to 22 in a game marked by early quick scoring and later tough defense. The Colts wore down the visitors with endurance and sharp passing while Firth used a full first string and strong runs, but could not close the gap.
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James S. W. Grant
Pocatello
Firth
Houde
Brady
McMillan
Shurtleff
Josh’’ Moore
Christensen
Berg
Jensen
Young
R. A. Fox
Stowell
Thomas
Barrett
Gross
Garner
Guardia of
Woodruff Brady
D. Young Moore
Browington McMillan
DC Shurtleff
Croft
Moore
First Presbyterian Church Plans Morning Service and School of Missions
The First Presbyterian Church at Fifth Avenue and Lewis Street announces a morning service for new members in the quarterly Lord's Supper observance. Reverend GO Barnum will give a communion meditation on The Nourishment of Soul, with male quartet and piano numbers. A six week race problem study begins next Wednesday as part of the School of Missions.
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Fifth Avenue
Lewis Street
William Barnum
Fiffth Avenue
Barnum
Soula
Ross W. Bates
Hensalt
Sinding
Henry Parker
Alex Campbell
A. R. van Nuys
W. McRuer
Wilsen Mettersn
George B. Crawford
Robert FE. Speer
School of Missions
Frank Benson
Intermediate Society
Katherine McLaughlin
Church Services at Commercial Hall on North Main Street
A local church invites the public to Sunday services at 11 a.m. February 1, 1925, with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday evening testimonial services begin at 8 o'clock. A free reading room in the Carlson building is open Sundays 3–5 p.m. and most weekdays 12–4 and 7–8:30 p.m. except Wednesdays.
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Commercial Hall
North Main Street
Carlson
Evang Purinton Revival Ends with Communion and Teachings
At 341 West Clark Street the revival concludes with 11 am morning worship and communion led by Rev. Purinton of Ogden. 6:30 pm N Y P and classes addressed by Purinton. Prayer service Wednesday, mission study Thursday, teachers’ training Friday. Real estate transfers filed include multiple church parcels.
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Baptist Church
Marshall Smith
Elizabeth Witty
Clark Street
J. Clarence Anderson
W. Fremont
Thos. J. Sedam
Purinton
Ogden
Clases
Evangelist Purinton
Christ
Woman's Missionary Society
Edward T.etux
Fred Howe
Gunters
Theo
Gal
Arimo
Holy City
Sara K. Winon
W. W. Etux
Thomas
C. H. L. Chandler
Committees on K. C. Building to Meet Sunday
Committees from Pocatello Council No. 892 Knights of Columbus and Rev J C Dolan plan a Sunday meeting at St Joseph's rectory to discuss a new K of C building on the St Joseph's school site. The projected two story brick hall would cost about 40000 and include gym lodge room lounge and basement facilities. Plans by C B Onderdonk under H W Wasley supervision are on display at the Knights hall on West Center in the Steeley building. The gym measures 76 by 36 feet with an 18 foot ceiling and would run through the center of the structure. The parish debt burden is to be avoided with various funding options to be considered at the meeting.
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Pocatello
Knights of Columbus
J. C. Dolan
St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral
St. Joseph's School
C. B. Onderdonk
H. W. Wasley
Knights General Committee
Order
West Center Street
Steeley
St. Joseph's
North Hayes Avenue
Father Dolan
Mooseheart Dance and Local Meetings Announced
The Mooseheart Legion hosts a regular dance this evening at the Knights of Columbus hall West Center street with men prize night. The Pocatello Ministerial Association schedules a bi weekly meeting Monday February 2 1925 at 10 30 am in Rev H L Chandler study. Eagles Dance Tonight Paratello Aerie 119 F O F holds a social dance at the Eagles hall North Main. A trap shoot is planned for tomorrow at 2 pm if at least four squads attend.
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Moose Legion
Mooseheart Legion
Knights of Columbus
West Center Street
Moose
Pocatello Ministerial Association
Eagles
Paratello Aerie No. 119
F. O. Fagiles
Eagle’s Hall
North Main
Riot at Marsh Center School House Ends Program
Deputy Sheriff Alma Marley investigated a beating of Mr Fifield the school teacher during a Thursday program at Marsh Center seven miles southwest of Arimo. Roy Hawkins and Golden Coffin were arrested on assault and battery and disturbing the peace charges and jailed. County attorney H J Swanson is probing the incident as four women fainted and the crowd dispersed.
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Alma Marley
Marsh Center
Arimo
Fifield
Roy Hawkings
Golden Coffin
Marley
Coffin
Hawkins
H. J. Swanson
Prison for Women to Be Built in Aldernon West Virginia
Washington January 31 Aldernon West Virginia has been selected as the site of the new federal industrial institution for women.
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Washington
Aldernon
W. Va
Federal Industrial Institution For Women
Public invited to the Eagle Dance tonight
The community is invited to attend the Eagle Dance event this evening. Organizers encourage community members to join at the venue and support local cultural activities.
The Tornado at Capitol Theatre
A film featuring a river log drive and a feared boss known as The Tornado plays at the Capitol Theatre starting Sunday. The plot centers on a stormy log camp, treacherous waters, and a rescue of a woman amid rising floodwaters.
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Capitol
Capitol Theatre
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