Pocatello High School Commencement This Friday
Local item notes commencement exercises to be held at Pocatello High School this Friday. Also reports the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Henry Worley of 521 North Main Street. A Baptist church tea is planned at Mrs C A Allen's home on North Main Street Wednesday. J C Morgan buys Wood ranch at Gray's Lake for 750 from sheriff's sale.
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The
Pocatello High School
Henry Worley
North Main Street
Ladies of the Baptist Church
C. A. Allen
J. C. Morgan
Gray's Lake
Land sale in Anaconda for 1000 dollars to David Armstrong
Garrett E. Wolverton and wife sell a tract near Anaconda to David Armstrong of Robin for 1000 dollars. Deed filed this morning. Swastika Club Dance announced at McNichols Wright hall this Friday night with dainty programs in preparation.
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Garrett E. Wolverton
Anaconda
David Armstrong
Robin
McNichols & Wright Hall
Grand Theatre Re-engages Mamie Felsted of Salt Lake
Grand Theatre on South Main announces the re engagement of Mamie Felsted a celebrated lady baritone from Salt Lake City. The week promises splendid films and a bright June weather scene unfolds with romance and calm skies. Also notes Dr F W Morgan of Twin Falls visits with patient June Beecher who recovered from a recent operation at Pocatello General Hospital. The bite incident involves the daughter of former County Attorney George E Gray bitten by a dog belonging to Harry Wade. dog to be killed due to vicious behavior.
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the Grand
Phil St. Marie
Grand Theatre
South Main Street
Mamie Felsted
Salt Lake
F. W. Morgan
Twin Falls
Magic City
June Beecher
Albion State Normal School
Pocatello General Hospital
George E. Gray
Harry Wade
Phillips in Jail Inmate After Night Arrest
Phillips a well known young man of this city is jailed in the county jail after a Sunday night arrest on a charge of rolling a man on the street. Local authorities report the incident details are under investigation.
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Ed. Phillips
Arraignment Planned for Phil Lips Over Alleged Assault
Phil lips will be arraigned this afternoon. His alleged victim was J. W. Walters, a recent arrival from Yakima. Ladies' Aid to Meet at Mrs. Grove’s 454 North Arthur avenue tomorrow afternoon.
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First Avenue
Phillips
J. W. Walters
Yakima
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
North Arthur Avenue
Population Increased Ten Pound Boy Born in City
Miss Scad den reports the arrival of a ten pound boy at the home of Mr and Mrs William Isom on North Lincoln avenue at 11 o clock last night.
Bailey a Papa and Marriage of Bud Mc Graw and Charlotte McNeaill
George A. Bailey of the South Main confectionery returns from Paris Idaho after visiting his wife and newborn daughter born on the 27th. Bud Mc Graw of the Short Line shops marries Charlotte McNeaill at Mrs. Dupont’s North Main street home with Justice Masonheimer officiating in a small gathering.
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Bailey
Papa
George A. Bailey
South Main Street
Paris
Idaho
Papa Bailey
Mars
Bud McGraw
Short Line
Charlotte McNeaill
Pacific Hotel
Dupont
North Main Street
Justice of the Peace
Masonheimer
Big Ranch Sold in Star Valley for Nine Thousand Dollars
Theodore Turner of Bannock Abstract sold the Bill Wilson ranch to Hansen Livestock & Feeding of Ogden for 9000 dollars. Deed filed this morning. The 960 acre property lies 25 miles north of Montpelier and includes water rights on Poll Creek Sage Canyon Creek and Water Canyon Creek. The ranch will be used as a large stock raising farm.
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Theodore Turner
Bannock Abstract Company
Hansen Livestock & Feeding Company
Ogden
Bill Wilson
Star Valley
Montpelier
Poll Creek
Sage Canyon Creek
Water Canyon Creek
Drummers to Clash With Elks in Benefit Game
Traveling Men’s baseball captain Frank Conroy reports signings for a forthcoming contest against the local Elks lodge. Umpire Dr Keetmer of Blackfoot is secured, with Jack McCarty and Handsome Bill Crosby joining the squad. Proceeds go to the Do Good fund of the Elks.
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Jack McCarty
Squeedunk
Crosby
Green Goods
Tribune
Conroy
Elks
Do Good Fund
The
Purely Personal Marriage Not a Fake
The marriage last Friday evening of Mlle Altamore the lion tamer and James Booth an attache of Parker carnival company occurred in Barnes animal circus lion’s cage. Justice of the Peace Masonheimer performed a regular and legal ceremony with license issued Friday. A correction to the impression that the wedding was fake. Justice Masonheimer confirms the ceremony was proper.
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Mlle
Altamore
Parker Carnival Company
James Booth
Barnes Animal Circus
Justice of the Peace
Masonheimer
Carnival Closes After Eagles Carnival Earns Profit
Parker Amusement company carnival under local Eagles aegis closed last Saturday night netting the Eagles a snug sum. Weather varied but two fine days drew tremendous crowds. East Side Sidewalks City Attorney Pierce and Ordinance Chair worked on two measures for council: auto speed license fees and immediate laying of temporary east side sidewalks.
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Carnival
Parker Amusement Company Carnival
Aerie of Eagles
Eagles U
The
Aerie
Tribune
East Side
Charles O. Pierce
Bohlsehied
Notable Local Visitors and Residents Return Home
Bell Telephone officials led by Theodore Turner Ezra Merrill and W A Samms returned from Bancroft after land surveys. Tom Mullen, son of J B and Mrs Mullen, returns from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia for the summer. Dr C A Hoover travels from Boise via Blackfoot to attend state asylum matters while Mrs Hoover hosts Seattle fair guests. State officials Wallis and Harrs discuss Utah pure food laws in Salt Lake. Lee Walker reports Pocatello Fair success and potential June race meet with W H Murray promoter in town.
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Theodore Turner
United States
Bannock Abstract Company
Ezra Merrill
W. A. Samms
Bancroft
Tom Mullen
J. B. Mullen
Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
Tom
C. A. Hoover
State Asylum For the Insane
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Boise
Seattle
James H. Wallis
Gate City
Salt Lake
Herman Harrs
Utah
Lee Harper Walker
American Falls Prosperous Town Builder Sees Growth
Ben Howell, the American Falls booster, visited Pocatello and declared Power City prosperous and its people happy. He noted thousands of acres of dry farms south of the city and intensified cultivation of the American Falls Carey act tract on the north side, boosting its role as a trading center.
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Ben Howell
Pocatello
Try a Ton Elk Company Coal
Two thousand one pounds per ton with a city weighmaster’s yellow slip showing the correct weight. Alldred and Son offer coal via phone 21 Black.
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Elk Company
City Weighmaster
Alldred & Son
Harrison’s Silverware Line for June Weddings and Anniversaries
Harrison’s Jeweler promotes June weddings and anniversaries featuring a line of silverware. The item highlights gift-ready sets and keepsake pieces ideal for brides and couples celebrating milestones.
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Harrison
Eat the Best Chili at Union Lunch Booth
A brief dining item notes the Union Lunch Booth serving chili on First and Center Streets inviting patrons to try their best bowl.
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First and
Center Streets
Union
Engineers and Clerks Defeat Student Team 9 to 2
The Engineers and Clerks defeated the Student team 9 to 2 last night. The Wednesday game is postponed due to grounds use by the Hubs, with Shops vs Engineers and Clerks scheduled for Saturday. League management praises strong support and anticipates more teams joining as interest grows.
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Engineers
Clerks
Bargains on Umbrellas at Harrison's Jeweler
Are you sure you have considered the bargains on umbrellas at Harrison's Jewelers with 20 percent off. They won't last long so come early to seize the chance.
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Harrison’s
Harrison
Carey Act land auction opens at Shoshone June 8
Fifty thousand acres of land are opened for settlement under the Carey Act at Shoshone on June 8. Reduced rates apply via the Oregon Short Line on June 3, 6, 7, and 8, with a limit on June 16. Descriptive literature available from D. E. Burley, General Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Shoshone
Oregon Short Line
D. E. Burley
Salt Lake City
Utah
Oats and the Scotch Breakfast Memory
The piece defends oatmeal as superior to fat rich American diets and praises Scotch endurance. It encourages buying Quaker Oats in regular or family sizes and promotes daily Quaker Oats breakfasts as a model.
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Fremont County
B. T. Livingston
Warm River Hatchery
Bear Lake County
Warm River
J. D. Jensen
C. M. Provins of
Buhl
the Bannock
F. M. Bybee
Idaho Falls
Howard Angell
Weiser
Joe Speigel
D. Worth Clark
St. Anthony
L. T. Johnson
William Holder
Little Son
Grace Dye
Norman Belcher
State Land Board
Withis
Alfred Budge
John (. Millick
Barney Gesas
Grove City
James Henderson
Oneida
C. W. Pomeroy
Bannock Engineering Company
A. J. Christensen
Pocatello Music Company
W. H. Edwards
McCammon
Junction Town
Edwards
Nine
Dan Jacobsen
Dan
J. F. Burnham
A. D. Hendricks
M. A. Merrill
Richmond, Utah
Bannock
Charles Baker
Alex. Burnett
Mackay
J. M. Latimer
Latimer
Aberdeen
American Falls
Mr. Latimer
Elsie Petty
Oxford
Mountain Home
J. W. Carson
Logan
Mr. Carson
Idaho Consolidated Power Company
Alfred H. Lindquist
Bell Telephone Company of
P.C
Engrs
Sam Cox
Book Store
T. L. Cox’s Shoe Store
W. Center Street
S. Second Ave
C. J. Knadle
Mgr
NORTH
Geo. H. North
N. Main
Bannock National Bank
General Banking
Pocatello, Idaho
Lyman Fargo
G. H. Olmatend
D. W. Church
F. D. Clements
Ase
A. J. Pierea
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