YMCA Boys Go On First Hike Of The Year
Twenty five YMCA boys joined by Secretary Pargellis and Assistant Ludwig hiked to City Creek for a day of games including a water fight. Two rival baseball teams captained by Steve Williams and Rex Davis played a tight 11 to 9 game. A campfire provided hot coffee and hot wieners as youths enjoyed the outing and plans were announced for weekly hikes to nearby sights around Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Pargellis
Ludwig
City Creek
Steve Williams
Tribune
Carrier Boys
Rex Davis
Steve
Pocatello
Local Briefs Highlight Illness and Travel Notes
Mrs Bartlett Ill confined at home with pneumonia after Fourth in Idaho Falls. Sister Mrs Herman of Boise to arrive. Late Pacific arrivals include Mrs Leroy Lott and Mary Adamason American Fork Utah Jessie Fraser Twin Falls E E Vance and son W W Vance Boise L G Ryland S H Woodburn Rexburg. Uncle Bill Scott returns from Idaho Falls with word Pearl Larr died after appendectomy. Jack McCarty injures back in Rexburg. Italian couple welcome baby boy with Dr Castle assisting. Mrs T A Johnston to return tonight from Montpelier with Miss Marie Igo. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs H A Roberts home. James Stephenson Jr Boise state engineer heads to Elks reunion in Dallas Texas. Mose Cardon named alternate for Pocatello Elks. Dr W A Wright to attend as rep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
T. C. Bartlett
Idaho Falls
Herman
Boise
The
Pacific
Leroy Lott
Mary Adamason
American Fork
Utah
Jessie Fraser
Twin Falls
E. Vance and Son
W. W. Vance
L. G. Ryland
H. Woodburn
Rexburg
Johnston
T. A. Johnston
Montpelier
Pease
Marie Igo
Tax Sale Tomorrow at Bannock County Court House
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock the Assessor and Tax Collector L B Case start an auction of delinquent 1907 taxes at the Bannock county court house. Buyers may obtain properties but no tax deed until three years pass. if the original owner redeems, he pays 18 percent interest to the purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Case
Bannock County Court House
Ors
Joint installation held last evening at Eagle hall
Free Silver Camp No. 168 and Palm Leaf Circle No. 19 joined in a joint officer installation at Eagle hall with H. J. Marlow and Mrs. J. W. Harris directing. A program of music and readings followed, then refreshments and dancing into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Women of Woodcraft
Eagle Hall
J. W. Harris
H. J. Marlow
William Young
Frank Young
Monany
Woodford
Percy Silver
Edith Buschey
May Buschey
Agnes Buschey
O. B. Steely
T. D. Gilmore
Edith Busehey
Marlow
Tolly Davis
Guardian
Hannah Ash
Nola Mooney
Margaret Pomeroy
Kate Uptegraff
Lizzie D. Reynolds
Anna Harmer
Saymra Rust
Bessie Smith
Conrad Brandt
Grace Bassett
H. V. A. Ferguson
Inner Sentinel
Lucy Souls
George Kimpton
Agnes Bushhey
Probate Court Names Administrators in Estate Affairs
In probate court Judge Johnston appoints Mrs. Fred Rice as administratrix of her late husband Short Line conductor Rice. The bulk of the estate goes to the widow with remainder to a son and daughter. C J Lundgren named administrator of Arthur Lake estate in Lund. Alma Hadley applies for letters of administration of Lucy C Hadley estate with hearing set for July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Fred Rice
Short Line
Charles Munn Buried After Tragic Horse Accident
The funeral of Charles Munn, killed when thrown from a horse in front of the Carnegie library last Saturday, was held yesterday at 2 PM at the Methodist church. Rev W S Woodhull led prayers, Judge D W Standrod delivered an eloquent oration praising Munn's deeds, as the long funeral cortege moved through the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Munn
Carnegie Library
Methodist
Jones on a Junket with Montana officials
Superintendent W H Jones of the Montana division of the Oregon Short Line left this morning on a service car tied to the Yellowstone Limited for a two week junket. He is followed by division officials and will travel as far east as Omaha and Council Bluffs with Superintendent Stevenson taking charge in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jones
Montana
Yellowstone
Stevenson
Utah
North End
Jones
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Foley Kidney Remedy Receives Kidney Trouble Cure Claim
Mrs Joyce of Claremont New Hampshire writes that after a year she bought Foley's Kidney Remedy and it cured a severe kidney condition. She recommends the product, noting her strong gratitude and relief. Temple Pharmacy is named in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce
Claremont, N. H
Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Constipation relief praised by Tennessee reader
W. R. Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee testifies Foley's Urine Laxative cured his chronic constipation and offers Temple Pharmacy a strong reference for the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Wordman-Wardman nuptials endears local packing man
Herbert Wardman of Salt Lake and Mrs Lilly Hess of Ogden wed by Justice J. M. Masonheimer. They depart for a honeymoon to Ogden Salt Lake Glenwood Springs and Denver and plan a visit to England to see his mother’s grave. Wardman is a prominent Armour Packing co representative known in Pocatello as Phil Armour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Thornton Wardman
Salt Lake
Lilly Hess
Ogden
J. M. Masonheimer
Wardman
Glenwood Springs
Denver
England
Home Eden
Carlyle
Happy Groom
Pocatello
Phil Armour
Armour Packing Company
Armour & Co
Police Court Hears Fornication Cases And Vagrants Sentenced
In police court a man identifying as James Young and a white woman named Nettie Mills pleaded guilty to fornication and paid $25 each. Three vagrants who read a job sign at the Short Line offices were jailed and sentenced to 65 days on the chain gang. John Robinson pleaded guilty to drunken sleeping in the east side baseball park and drew 65 days on the chain gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Young
Nettie Mills
Kane
Treasury
Short Line Construction Department
John Robinson
East Side
Dr Keller in Town on Elks Reunion Trip
Dr L H Keller publisher of the Daily Alaska in Skagway Alaska arrived in Pocatello on No 2 afternoon to spend the day with his uncle Uncle Bill Scott and friends in Gate City He is en route to Dallas as delegate to the Elks reunion from Alaska district deputy grand exalted ruler for the territory He used to practice dentistry in Pocatello and was elected state senator from Bannock county He departs this evening for Dallas on No 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. L. 8. Keller
Alaska
Skagway
Pocatello
Bill’ Scott
Gate City
Keller
Dallas
Elks Reunion
Bannock County
Commissioners to Meet in Regular Bannock County Session
Bannock county board of commissioners will hold a regular quarterly session at the courthouse next Monday to consider routine matters and approve county claims. Saturday is the last day to file sworn bills. Tuesday, the board acts as equalization for taxpayer complaints and bids are opened for an eight foot cement sidewalk in front of the courthouse on East Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Bannock County
Court House
Board of Equalization
East Center Street
Hoosier Fighter Inspires Mortgage-Hoisting Victory
A Hoosier youth seeks extra time from a mortgage holder, but attends a prize fight at Orpheum featuring Spider Duffy. He defeats the champion in six rounds and returns home with winnings to clear the debt, while Joe Choynski and Harry Gilmore provide fast, furious action. Rose City Quartette offers new songs to pleas e audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Joe Choynski
Harry Gilmore
Rose City
Directoire gown saga sparks Salt Lake and Chicago chatter
The Salt Lake Herald reports Mrs. Dick Jones, famed queen of Rhyolite, wore two costly directoire gowns in Chicago and Salt Lake, one valued at 700 dollars. The tale follows her gambling-king husband Dick Jones and their travels with Mandell Bros. The piece notes the gown's bold style and Jones's protection of his wife amid casino and social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Chicago
Salt Lake Herald
Directoire
Dick Jones
Pocatello
Herald
Mandell Bros
Jones
Louvre
Mr. Jones
Prince Consort
Nevada
Mrs. Jones
Prince
Battin
John Duty
Metropolis
Gans
Nelson
Wool Sale At Idaho Falls Sells Most Wool
The Idaho Falls wool sale held Wednesday last week drew eight or nine buyers. About six thousand pounds were in the warehouse or represented by sample. All wool was sold except one clip after sealed bids. Prices ranged from 15 to 16 1/2 cents per pound with an average slightly over 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Coms
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Y.M.C.A
Bill
Scott
Pearl Larr
Jack McCarty
Will N
Angelo Palpino
Castle
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
H. A. Roberts
North
Harrison Avenue
James Stephenson, Jr
the Elks of Idaho
Elks
Texas
Mowe Cardon
Mose
W. A. Wright
D. W. Standrod
Herbert Wordman
Armour
Colorado
Motley Array
DR. Keller
Hoosier Fighter
Wilson
Continental Oil Company (Incorporated
Pocatello Cycle Company
Pocatello Cycle Co
Fred
North Main Street
Dear
Pocatello, Ina
Alfred H. Lindquist
South Main Street
Moonligné
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Ferndell
Kane’s Grocery
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