Commandery to entertain K T Boise July 23
Two hundred Knights Templar from Washington DC will visit Boise on Thursday July 23 as guests of the Commandry. They travel by special train through Salt Lake Ogden Yellowstone Park Boise Arrowrock Dam and Portland before Seattle. The group arrives 0 30 am departs 6 pm with tours and luncheon planned at the Mosque and Natatorium.
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Boise
Knights Templar
Washington, D. C
Commandry
Southwest
Seattle
Salt Lake
Ogden
Yellowstone Park
Arrowroeck Dam
Columbia River
Portland
Ore
Beatty Spots
West Yellowstone
Coast Pointe
Fourth of July Celebrations Planned Across Many Idaho Towns
Communities from Hailey to Boise map Independence Day events with parades, fireworks, sports, and concerts. In Hailey the schedule includes a 10 a.m. parade, 11 a.m. program, baseball games, fireworks, and dancing at the opera house plus carnival features at Mackay fairgrounds. Burley and Rupert unite for a townwide celebration with a morning parade and evening fireworks. Jerome and Nampa plan addresses, war-relic demonstrations, and rodeos with sky rockets and dancing at night. Jarbidge and Garden City stage fairs, with prizes, novelty races, and a three day Boise event runs July 2–4 with fireworks and music.
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Hailey
Biniie
Juty
American Legion
Bailey and Shoshone
Hailey Opera House
Lailey High
Mackay
Mackay Fair
Burle
Rupert
Burley
Jerome
Nampa
Halle
Jardge
Nev
Farbidge
Boise
White City Park
Independence Day Celebrations in Idaho Falls and McCall
Idaho Falls Fort Deeg soldiers and military units host a Fourth of July program with a noon parade, lake shore picnic, and evening reenactment. Activities include a bathing beauty contest, canoe battle, base ball game, horse and boat racing, novelty stunts, moving pictures, music, and fireworks. Eden Eden’s celebration is also noted.
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Idaho Falls
Fort Deeg
Snake River Valley
Consolidation at Office of Surveyor General Changes Powers
Federal employees in the Surveyor General and related offices prepared for consolidations approved by Congress. Virgil Samina’s office is abolished. John P. Walker becomes district engineer in charge. Miss Kimball and Conrad H. Anderson lose posts. replacements offered or planned. Bartlett Sinclair retires. Alfred Hogensen to succeed as receiver. Positions consolidated across federal land offices.
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Surveyor General
Jané
Congress
Virgil Samina
John P. Walker
Sarre
Cnd
Miss Laos Kimbatl
Conrad H. Anderson
Kimball
Person
Washington
Jammne
Bartlett Sinclair
Ag Register
Boilne Land Office
Alfred Hogensen
Fedral
Bancroft Weekend Visitors and Local News Items
Bancroft July 1. Mrs Bara Corbei attended business in Pocatello. Mr and Mrs Karl Holbrook and children spent the weekend visiting relatives at Bountiful Utah. Mr and Mrs V P Jensen and children are on a two week visit in Pocatello and St Anthony. Lina t of Soda Springs spent the weekend here visiting friends. Mr and Mrs G G Fits and Mr and Mrs Edward Heskell were guests. Amos Rigby and family spent the weekend with relatives at Downey. Their daughter Tuellie remained for a two week visit for business.
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Tribune
Bancroft
Bara Corbei
Pocatello
Weaday
Karl Holbrook
Chldren
Bountiful
Tah
Mre
V. P. Jensen
St. A . Mite
Lina T
Soda Strings
G. G. Fits
Edward Heskell
Bkkb
Taylor
Amos Rigby
Downey
Tuellle Am
Audrey
Governor Moore Invited to Speak in Portland Ceremony
Governor C O Moore received an invitation from Oregon’s governor to attend the Portland celebration on July 3. The navy department will formally turn over the old battleship Oregon to the state, a ship that made the Cape Horn voyage and fought at Santiago in 1898. Idaho's Governor Pierce has not decided whether to attend or speak at the event.
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Boise
C. O. Moore
Oregon
Portland
Navy Department
Cape Horn
Santiago
Pierce
Moore
Idaho
Wild moose sighting challenges tales of scarce wildlife
Tribune Speciaty Idaho July 1 reports Wesley Holden encountered a mother moose and her calf near Tud Kent's place while driving from Yellowstone. A horn warning failed to disturb them, forcing a detour. The anecdote counters the claim that wild animals are excessively shy.
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Tribune Speciaty
Idaho
Falla
Wesley Holden
Yellowstone
Tud Kent
Holden
May Lose Ryragh'r Eye After Office Accident
Idaho Falls July 1 J Peterson Western Union manager faces possible blindness after brass fragment from a motor transmitter splintered into his left eye during cleaning Saturday evening. The shard was found Monday morning after eye irritation appeared and removed with difficulty.
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Idaho Falls
J. Peterson
The
Western Union
Peterson
Jackson Lake Not Affected By Wyoming Slide Dams
Twin Falls report states Jackson Lake reservoir remains unaffected by recent earth slides in Jackson Hole Wyoming. Snake River flow is temporarily reduced by 1000 to 1500 cubic feet per second due to Gros Ventre river damming, with the Gros Ventre entering the Snake near Jackson City. Reservoirs separated by mountain ranges. flow expected to rebound in three to four weeks.
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Twin Falls
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Jackson Lake
Snake River
Gros Ventre
Burton Smith
Twin Falls Canal Company
Jackson City
Pasta Found Guilty in Public Highway Case
Blackfoot July 1 The State of Jaho versus James Pasta ended with a jury verdict of guilty after deliberating under an hour. Pasta was charged with attempting to pass a car when the road was not clear, arising from a May collision that injured Dr. J W Kettenring and his wife near Blackfoot on the state highway.
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Blackfoot
State of Jaho
James Pasta
J. I. Good
Hamilton Wright
C. M. Jeffery
Anderson & Jeffery of
Pocatello
Harry Kinney
Lee Faulconer
B. Dahlman
Leoenard
Check Short Weight in Wool Shipment Causes Consternation
Tribune Special reports woolgrowers alarmed by a shipment reweighed at Blackfoot station revealing a short weight of over 8000 pounds. Correction issued and shipment sent forward.
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Backfoot
Blackfoot
Third Ward Triumph Over First Ward In Junior League
In a July 1 Elk's junior league game the Third ward defeated the First ward with a close score of eight to unknown. Third ward recorded five hits while First ward credited three. Merkley contributed a two base hit for the Third ward.
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Blackfoot
Merkley
Water Shutoff Contingent on Delinquency Payments
Water service to 57 customers on the Boise project outside Nampa and Meridian Irrigation District will be shut off Thursday or Friday after delinquent drainage charges are paid. The action follows Elwood Mead’s order requiring delinquencies to be settled by July 1.
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Boise Project
Nampa
Meridian Irrigation
Wedne Drainage
J. B. Bond
Reynend
Elwood Mead
Commissioner of Reclamation
Unlikely Health Tonic Promoted Through a Drug Store Ad
An advertisement claims a “harmless” solution removes catarrhal mucus and relieves inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. It urges readers to try the product available at Cook's Drug Store and other drug stores.
Conditions In Teton Basin Are Thriving
Senator L. R. Thomas reports Swan Valley Canyon Creek country in prime condition with the finest crops seen. Farmers plow for fall planting as optimism grows. A 276 acre wheat field is noted as exceptional and Priges hosts a new county courthouse amid regional excitement over a landslide incident.
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L. R. Thomas
Teton Basin
Swan Valley
Canyon Creek Country
Priges
Tetom County
Themes
Pilferer Nabbed After Gasoline Theft Near Dance Hall
Deputy Sheriff Dan Owen arrested Basil Cooper of Coltman after spotting him siphoning gasoline from multiple cars outside a Coltman dance hall Saturday night. Cooper faced charges of petit larceny as the seizure followed the daylight discovery.
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Tiaho Falls
Dan Owen
Basil Cooper
Coltman
Owen
Cooper
Face & Cirge
Petit Irregny
Hailey Mine Shows Promise of Rich Ore
Idaho Falls July 1 A promising mine near Hailey four miles from Ketchum in central Idaho holds 10 000 tons of ore in sight. The Wood River Mining company led by H B Scarborough and W P Holmes reports lead content from 2 to 19 percent and silver from 1 to 10 percent. Plans call for a small mill to concentrate ore for shipment.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Wood River Neewaye Company
Ketchum
Hailey
H. B. Scarborough
Wood River Mining Company
W. P. Holmes
Disturbance Case Ends With Fine for Henmeier
The state suit against I J Henmeier for disturbing the peace was heard by Judge J E Good. Henmeier was fined $10 and costs. Rev J J Pleming testified and said the defendant used profane language in his wife’s presence. No counsel for the defendant.
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Tribune Secratt Blackfeet
I. J. Henmeier
J. E. Good Monday
Rev. J. J. Pleming
Invitations Issued For Dam Celebration In Idaho
Formal invitations to state officials for the dam celebration were issued in Boise on July 1. W. C. Sween, commissioner of reclamation, heads the event planning with a state committee appointed by Governor C. C. Moore. Western governors and other prominent figures are on the mailing list.
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Boise
W. C. Sween
Reclamation
C. C. Moore
Idaho
Car Tops Turtle Near Snake River Bridge
In Blackfoot on July 1 Merrill, driving north of the Snake River bridge, struck a burro and rolled his car. The vehicle was badly damaged but Boyle escaped injury while directing road signs and using a speedometer during the incident.
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Blackfoot
Merrill
Snake River
Boyle
Woman loader crushed stone wagon damage on heated highway
A woman loader driving a stone crusher wagon was driven over the Blackfoot to Fort Hall highway Saturday afternoon when the surface softened by heat. The wagon wheels tore off road facing along the south end of the road. Damage is slight, likely not more than 260 dollars.
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Blackfoot
Fort Hall
Economist Dr Dyer keynote at Kiwanis-Rota luncheon
Dr G W Dyer head of Vanderbilt economics department spoke at a joint Kiwanis and Rotary luncheon in Blackfoot at the Cottage Hot Tuesday Room. He also delivered a lecture on Americanism at a New Mission theatre.
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Blackfoot
G. W. Dyer
New Mission Theatre
Dyer
Vanderbilt University
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