Advisory board opens session in Boise today
Local business leaders travel to Boise for the Western regional advisory board of the American Railway Association car service division. About 125 shippers and railway officials from Idaho Colorado Utah Wyoming and Nebraska attend a two day meeting. Special rates are granted to board members and shippers. The board aims to adjust the looming car shortage and prevent shipment delays this year.
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Boise
American Railway Association
Pocatello
Ben Ross
J. J. King
EB. J. Fieldsted
Chamber of Commerce
Truman Badlow
Idaho
Colorado
Utah
Wyeoing
Nebraska
Fraternal and veterans groups plan meetings and events
Pocatello Aerie No 119 meets at Hagle hall this evening. American Legion Post No 4 meets at Antlers hall at 8 to elect delegates to the state convention in August at Hailey and discuss a picnic and the Downey district convention Friday night. Royal Neighbors meet tomorrow at 8 in Woodmen of the World hall. Women’s Mooseheart legion to hold a cooked food sale Saturday at Watson Drug store.
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Pocatello Aerie No. 119
Order of Eagles
Hagle Hall
Pocatello Post No. 4
American Legion
Antlers Hall
Hailey
Downey
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Woodmen of the World
Women’s
Mooseheart Legion
Watson Drug Company
Local Socials Herald Travelers and Visits Across States
Mrs A W Childs of Pocatello and Miss Leila Gutin of Denver depart for San Francisco to board a liner to Honolulu and plan several weeks in the Hawaiian islands. Mrs Carter and daughter Garda Mays head to Cheyenne for relatives. Mrs John Hendricks of Fargo recuperating in Salt Lake returns home today. Miss Margaret Holmes of Idaho Falls was a city visitor last night and returns this morning. Mrs H B Bachelor and daughter Evelyn leave for Payette lakes to visit relatives. Miss Bernice Young and Miss Hilda Larsen of Pocatello travel to Los Angeles for two weeks in the film capital.
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A. W. Childs
Pocatello
Leila Gutin
Denver
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Carter
Oregon Short Line System
Garda Mays
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John Hendricks
Fargo Apartments
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Pocatello Weather Report July 16 1925 From U S Weather Bureau
U S Weather Bureau report for Pocatello Idaho covering 24 hours to 6 am today. Highest temperature yesterday 90, lowest today 76, mean 88. Total precipitation 2.35 inches since month start with 1.98 inches excess. 10.55 inches since January 1 with 1.72 inches excess. Sunset 8:07 pm, sunrise tomorrow 6:06 am. Meteorologist A R L Teeple signs off. pestology noted as insect study field.
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Pocatello and
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
West Bulb
Teeple
Coast Insurance Official Foresees Idaho Growth Push
G I Inman secretary of the North British Mercantile and Insurance Group of San Francisco tours Idaho with W A Connors, predicting a strong 1925 insurance outlook. He reports market growth across the northwest and says the group's survey will inform a broader enterprise report. They will stay several days for meetings with local insurers.
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Idaho
G. I. Inman
North British Mercantile and Insurance Group
San Francisco
Wret
Nortwest
Mr. Inman
W. A. Connors
Pocatello Records Hottest Night Yet
Last night in Pocatello was the hottest on record at the local weather station. Observers report temperatures never dropped below 75, hovered around 76 overnight, with 6 p.m. reading at 100 and 2 p.m. today at 97. Mean for yesterday was 88, and forecasts call for fair, warmer conditions into Friday.
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Pocatello
A. R. Teeple
Indian Opera “The White Buffalo Maiden” by Local Writer
A. F. Grubb writes The White Buffalo Maiden, an Indian legends inspired opera. Victor Saar of Chicago hails it as the highest class Indian music he has seen. Gaylord Sanford lays out the score. melodies and words are Grubb’s. Public performance planned later with a local cast amid expectations of popularity.
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A. F. Grubb
Victor Saar
Chicago
America
Gaylord Sanford
Sanford
Grubb
Portland
Adelaide Anderson
Mr. Saar
Hill Climbing Test Awarded to Dodge
An afternoon hill climbing test near Firth on July 13 saw the Dodge win over Jewett after a judging panel found the Jewett not a standard stock car and geared lower. About 2,500 spectators watched the steep grade event.
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Firth
Jewett
Dodge
W. E. Powers
Daight Lenzie
James
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Neils J Christensen
Mr and Mrs Neils J Christensen of 624 West Young announce the birth of an eight pound son at their home. Mother and baby are reported to be doing nicely. Mrs Cartensen formerly Lucille Houtz of this city and Mr Christensen is an employee of the local post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neils J. Christensen
West Young
Babe
Christensen
Lucille Houtz
Mr. Christensen
KIWANIANS ON EASTERN TOUR
More than 1,600 Kiwanis excursionists from six states depart Shenandoah Iowa on a four train tour to Niagara Falls. The group travels via Wabash routes through Moberly Springfield Illinois Fort Wayne and Detroit aboard two locomotives per train. This is the second community tour in a year. Hotel rates in Paris exceed those of New York City. John L Sullivan knocked out 165 men on his famous tour.
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Shenandoah
Kiwanis Club
Niagara Falls
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Indiana
Wabas
Moberly
Springfield
Illinois
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Tates
Paris
New York City
John L. Sullivan
Mackay visitor and local business figures in town
Mackay businessman Harry Curtis visited Mackay today while Robert Daily of Lee Loan left for Oklahoma to assist his ill mother. A man named Bill Boyatt was arrested at the city tourist camp on pilfering charges and turned over to county authorities. Marriage licenses issued to Thos O'Reilly and Yvonne DeMersay, and Ferdinand Bucher and Della Dillon. L. E. Talbot, now in Boise, praises the city in a letter. Walter Hubble, previously with First National Bank, becomes manager of contracts and insurance at Pocatello Auto Company.
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Harry Curtis
Mackay
Robert Daily
Lee Loan Company
Oklahoma
Bill Boyatt
Fontaine Cooper
County Clerks Office
Thos, O'Reilly
Niagara Falls
New York
Yvonne DeMersay
San Antonio
Texas
Ferdinand F. Bucher
Della R. Dillon
Pocatello
Walter R. Hubble
First National Bank
Pocatello Auto Company
Mr. Hubble
Visitors and relatives from Pittsburgh and Wichita tour Pocatello
Mr and Mrs Nephi Marley of Pittsburg Pennsylvania visit their brother in the city while Mr Marley attends an engineering course at Carriege Technical Institute in Pitts burg Visiting twin brother T J McDonald and Mrs McDonald arrive in Pocatello for several days before a pleasure trip to Alaska Mr McDonald is a prominent Kansas businessman who lives in Wichita
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nephi Marley
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
City
Mr. Marley
Alma, George
John
Carriege Technical Institute
T. J. McDonald
W. P. McDonald
Married at Blackfoot in elopement vows
Walter Warner a power singer from Pocatello wed Nellie Pressar of Blackfoot on July 11. The ceremony was conducted by Judge Good of Blackfoot and attended by close friends after an elopement. Warner is employed by the Oregon Short Line here.
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Blackfoot
Walter Warner
Pocatello
Nellie Pressar
Judge Good
Worner
Oregon Short Line System
Gate City Pythian Sisters Host Drill Staff Night
The Gate City Temple No. 2 Pythian Sisters entertain the drill staff of Acca Temple No. 200 D O K K Knights of Pythias Friday evening at Eagle hall. A program and refreshments follow. All Knights and sisters are urged to attend. It’s the first drill staffs meeting since the Boise grand lodge session in June.
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Gate City Temple No. 2
Pythian
Acca Temple No
Dramatic Order of Khorassan
Knights of Pythias
Eagle Hall
Grand Lodge
Boise
Dusty wind storm follows heat in Pocatello
Pocatello residents anticipated a cooling rain last evening but black clouds gathered and no rain fell. A brief wind storm arose with much dust and provided little relief from the intense heat that continued through the night, an uncommon condition for the city.
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Pocatello
Stratton of Salt Lake City Visits Pocatello
Geo F Stratton a Salt Lake City writer and Country Gentleman correspondent visits Pocatello after spending yesterday at American Falls. He plans special articles on the American Falls dam and reservoir and praised the Tribune reclamation edition as highly valuable before returning to Salt Lake City tonight.
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Geo. F. Stratton
Salt Lake City
Country Gentleman
Pocatello
Stratton
American Falls
Tribune
Salt Lake
Injury at Commercial Cigar store injures Sadie Small
Sadie Small, employee at Commercial Cigar store and lunch room, was injured this morning when his left wrist struck a broken bottle in an ice box. He suffered a deep gash that severed tendons and veins, was taken to Lynn hospital for surgical care, and is expected to recover hand use while confined to the hospital.
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Sadie Small
Commercial
Small
Lynn
Syhall
Indian in Trouble at Camp Lewis Cigar Store
Peter Jackson, an Indian, was taken into custody Wednesday on intoxication and disturbing the peace. He broke the Camp Lewis cigar store front window before officers overpowered him. He told Captain Geo W. Smith he had eighteen or twenty drinks. Committed to agency officials at Fort Hall by Police Judge John W. Pete in default of a $25 fine.
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Peter Jackson
Camp Lewis
East Center
Geo. W. Smith
Jackson
Fort Hall
John W. Pete
Campbell Brothers Return to Pocatello for Summer Visit
Delos Campbell, longtime Pocatello resident and brother of James B Campbell, spends a couple of weeks in the city. He helped found the area with their father, served eight years as Bannock county deputy clerk under Ed Gallet, later moved to Seattle in 1907 to work in a clerical role and now oversees Washington Title and Investment. He still owns local property, including a ranch about four miles north, and is meeting his brother Jim during the visit.
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Seattle
Delos Campbell
Pocatello
Delos
James 8. Campbell
Bannock County
Ed Gallet
Court House
Washington Title and Investment Company
Jim
Eagles Bears Set For Sunday Baseball Showdown In Overland Park
The Eagles and Bears meet Sunday in Overland Park to close a three game City championship series. Game one June 21 saw Bears win 2 1 in a thriller. Lineups include Howerton Howard Levine Peterson Fox Pettit Kirkendall Roubidoux Jackson for the Eagles and Simmons Phillipa Reese Warren Liday Grayson Hill Bourne Feldstead for the Bears.
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Bbars
Eagles
Overland Park
Pocatello
Beora
Howerton
Howard
Levine
Peterson
Fox
Pettit
Kirkendall
Roubidoux
Jackson
Bears
Simmons
Phillipa
Reese
Warren
Liday
Grayson
Hill
Bourne
Feldstead
Eastern Idaho district fair expands with auto displays
The eastern Idaho district fair, set for Blackfoot September 15 to 18, plans larger displays and more exhibitors than ever. Auto exhibits from Salt Lake, Pocatello, Idaho Falls, and Blackfoot total 35 displays with tractors and motorized farm equipment overall. Merchants will fund awards with merchandise instead of cash, boosting community support.
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Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Pierce
B. H. Lyons
Fire chief Campbell remembered in Pocatello history
Here on business and whom he has not seen for many years Mr. Campbell was chief of the Pocatello fire department for several years in the early days of the city.
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Campbell
Pocatello
Post Office Recovered Lost Land Abstract In 24 Hours
Postoffice officials recovered a land abstract mailed to Salt Lake to a firm there within 24 hours after it was misaddressed and seemingly lost in transit. Turner agency sent it in June with the wrong address attached, but Salt Lake reports notified the intended recipient and the abstract was located and returned. Postmaster A Bean and assistant Roberta coordinated a quick recovery that required significant effort.
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Salt Lake
Turner Agency
A. Bean
Roberta
Ralph Guthrey
Bult Lake
Fort Hall Superintendent Transferred to Menominee Reservation
Superintendent William Donner of the Fort Hall reservation, his wife, and two children depart Saturday for Wisconsin where Mr. Donner will serve as superintendent of the Menominee reservation near Green Bay. He regards the promotion as welcome though he and Mrs. Donner regret leaving Idaho and hope to return to Pocatello someday. Ziebach of Crow Creek is reassigned to Fort Hall as the new in charge superintendent.
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William Donner
Fort Hall Reservation
Donner
Wisconsin
Menominee Reservation
Green Bay
Tribune
Idaho
Pocatello
Ziebach
Te Crow Creek Reservation
South Dakota
Fort Hall
Knights Templar Plan Seattle Conclave Train Run
About 30 Knights Templar of the Peoria commandery travel by special sleeping car to the grand commandery triennial conclave in Seattle, departing July 26 with arrival in the morning. Additional special cars and trains carry other Knights Templar to the event, with some heading north and south and others returning east via Par-nellé.
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Knights Templar
Peoria
Los Angeles
Parnellé
Reclamation Edition Extra Copies Available Now
Offer to purchase additional copies of the Reclamation Edition. Customers urged to place orders promptly to secure extra prints and ensure timely delivery. Limited quantities may apply.
Shrine circus draws 2800 as acts dazzle crowd
The Shrine circus on South Seventh avenue and Lewis street drew about 2800 spectators with the McMahon troupe and Miss Belle McMahon captivating the audience on Roman rings wire walking and aerial trapeze. Penny Parker troupe Ed wards duo and Frank McMahon impressed with contortion cloud swing and clown acts. A ticket contest featuring ten young ladies neared its close and shop employee night was set to boost attendance. Walrus feed on star fish and molluska.
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Shrine Circus
South Seventh Avenue
Lewis Street
Shriners of Pocatello
McMahon
Belle McMahon
Penny Parker
al G. Barnes
Shafer Enterprises
Edwards
Mr. Edwards
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Coast Insurance
Kiwanians
Pocatello Auto OO
Courthouse Square
MacKay Visitor
L. E. Talbot
C. W. Gawerence
Mr. Talbot
Sam Garbett
Capitol City
New Overland Park
Frank McMahon
East Center Street
Ogden
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