Local Fraternal and Social Notices
The R A Degree will be conferred by the Masonic Chapter Friday evening. A weekly dance at Mc Nichols Wright hall is set for tonight. Ruth Chapter No 3 O E S meets Monday for initiation. A conjoint meeting is planned at First Ward I D E church tomorrow at 7 30. Mrs Gregory wife of former Governor Brady’s private secretary is improving after surgery. William Hardy, patient at Blackfoot state asylum, died yesterday and will be shipped to Scotland at his mother’s request.
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Ruth
O. E
First Ward I. D
Gregory
Brady
General Hospital
Blackfoot
William Hardy
State Asylum For the Insane
Scotland
Minstrel Troupe Arrives for Two Shows in Pocatello
The Alabama minstrel troupe arrived in Pocatello this morning and will perform twice this afternoon and evening under a canvas tent on the town's east side.
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Alabama Minstrel Troupe
Pocatello
Prof Muehlen Honored for Church Music Work
The Baptist church choir met Thursday evening at Mr and Mrs W H Wittys residence to bid farewell to Professor and Mrs Charles B Muehlen. They honored the professor for his excellent work in arranging and directing church music with a handsome presentation.
Indians to Sunnyland and other local items
Manager Erwin will take the Indians to Idaho Falls tomorrow to face the Sunnylanders in a game. A new man will start in the box for Pocatello. The team departs on the early morning train with a group of routers. Also notes on Mink Creek road work, a Memorial Day wedding in Oakley, elk pictures at Eagle hall, a Gate City band concert with new members, concerns about the Blackfoot dam, and the Bannock County assessor’s resignation and replacement by L. B. Case effective Tuesday.
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Sunnyland
Erwin
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Mink Creek Road
Tom Reynolds
Will Morley
Inkom
Mink Creek
Eagle Hall
Iw. J. Stroud
Wyoming
Jackson Hole Basin
Gate City
East Center
Second Avenue
John von Prosky
Bert Nichols
Bannock Board of County Commissioners
Court House
William H. Hillman
L. B. Case
Case
Witnesses Clash After Divorce Hearing in Court Hall
In a divorce case between Wiley va Wiley a hearing before District 1 Judge ended without a decree as the judge advised reconciliation. A complainant and a witness clashed in the courthouse hallway during a heated exchange and threats arose until help from Probate Judge T A Johnston and Sheriff W W Cooper restored order. Reverend Ar-J.aes to preach at First Cope church tomorrow on The Twentieth Century Christ.
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District 1
Budge
Wiley Va. Wiley
Court House
T. A. Johnston
W. W. Cooper
Ar— J.aes
Mr. Hamilton
First Cope
Gullens
iChurch
Boise
Divorce Decree Grants Anna Hacha Freedom
In chambers yesterday Judge Budge granted Anna Hacha a decree of divorce from Frank Hacha. The couple married in Chicago on September 17, 1905. For two years, Frank Hacha failed to provide for his wife and the minor children, whose custody is awarded to Anna.
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Budge
Chambers
Anna Hacha
Frank Hacha
Chicago
Prosperous Arbon farmer Butterfield visits Gate City
Prosperous Arbon farmer C R Butterfield, a subscriber to the Semi-Weekly Tribune, was in the Gate City yesterday. He praised Arbon country predicting a heavy crop of grain hay and potatoes this year. He noted the top of the divide offers a view of green fields and said farmers are preparing the first alfalfa cut. He returned home last evening after stocking provisions.
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Arbon
C. R. Buttersfield
Tribune
Gate City
Buttersfield
Butterfield
Winschell Seeks Help Reconnecting Local Telephone Line
William Winschell, a city visitor, announced he has purchased the Googe Dee Doull telephone line from Soda gs to Doull's ranch. He plans to reconnect the line to Henry's area and extend to Corral Creek, with a branch to the Blackfoot reservoir dam. He asked Mountain States Telephone to assist with the project and potential dam work.
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William Winleche
Henry
Sheriff’s
Googe Dee Doull
Soda Gs
Doull
Corral Creek
Blackfoot
Winschell
Good Roads Boosters Gather in Idaho With Plans
Sarge J. M. Stevens of Blackfoot and J. T. Carruth of Grove City visit Pocatello en route to Boise on business. Stevens, a leading good roads booster, helped push a plan to raise 15 000 across five counties to complete Ross Fork roads. He praises Idaho County roads as the state’s best and calls the Blackfoot to Idaho Falls macadam a boulevard, suggesting frequent tours by automobile clubs to improve main roads.
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Good Roads
Sarge J. M. Stevens
Blackfoot
J. T. Carruth
Grove City
Pocatello
Boise
Mrthis
Bingham County
Idaho State Automobile Association
Coun
Ross Fork
Fort Hall Clear
Idaho Falls
Personal visitors and arrivals fill Pocatello today
A parade of visitors stops in Pocatello including C R Butterfield from Crystal and Rev Charles A Edwards from Blackfeet. Lodging guests at the Bannock and Monarch include Clara Hartman Lima J F Hobart Ashton and A Adams Salt Lake City.
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Charles A. Edwards
Blackfeet
Clara Hartman
Lima
the Bannock
A. Adams
Salt Lake
Pocatello House
Pocatello High School Alumni Banquet Honors Class of 1912
Over seventy alumni and guests attended the fourteenth annual Pocatello High School Alumni association banquet in the High School hall. The decorated room featured American flags and PH 8 pennants, with a green and white menu pennant theme. Toast master Charles Cannon presided as Eva Self welcomed, then toasts by Anna Bonner, Grace Gallet, Hanna Bonner and others praised the Public Schools and School Board. Afterward the group sang Auld Lang Syne and a note extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted choice.
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Pocatello High School Alumni Association
Charles Cannon
Eva Self
Anna Bonner
Dorothy Hull
B. Steely
Eee Shafto
Bia
Grace Gallet
Miss Reiner
Hanna Bonner
Walter R. Siders
The Famous Miss the Usual Sunday Concert
A fragment announces a Sunday concert at the Wirtz Palace of Sweets and hints at a buyer’s warning about high prices. The text also mentions Fairview and a wise man investing ahead of rising costs.
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Wirtz Palace OF Sweets
Ruebelmann Promotes Hiawatha Coal Storage Offer
December is as pleasant as June with Ruebelmann advertising hot coal storage at 121 South Second Avenue. The notice urges placing orders now to take advantage of a storage rate and rally, giving contact details for B. L. Ruebelmann and the Bell telephone listings in Red, Indiana.
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Ruebelmann
Hiawatha
L. Ruebelmann
Second Avenue
Park adjoins Fairview to become residence section of Poca Itello
A 10 acre park next to Fairview will host about 2000 trees and ornamental shrubs. The project aims to transform Fairview into the residence section of Poca Itello.
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Fairview
Pocaitello
Assessor Notice on Tax Exemptions for Widows and Veterans
Bannock county assesses widows and old soldiers must file sworn affidavits before July 1 to receive tax exemptions. William H. Hillman, County Assessor, Pocatello, May 28, 1912.
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Bannock County
County Board of Equalization
William H. Hillman
Pocatello
Chamberlains Liniment for Back Pain Advised
Lame back is usually caused by rheumatism of the muscles of the back, for which you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Princess Theatre Vaudeville Show at Low Admission
High class vaudeville on the Sullivan and Considine circuit features two good acts two reels of motion pictures a singer solo and a five piece orchestra. Two evening performances at 8 and 9 15 with doors at 7 30. Admission ten cents. Matinee tomorrow at 3 00.
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Sullivan & Considine
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