Local Briefs and Community Notes
Special session of the city council scheduled tonight at 8 o'clock. Richard Douglass has been ill at home for several days. The Commercial club smoker will be held tonight with topics of interest. Mrs H H Stinger chaperoned a Mink Creek picnic outing for a group of young people yesterday. Walker Undertaking moved its picture framing business from North Main to the South Main parlors. Fire department answered a false alarm from box 52 near the Academy with no incident.
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H. H. Stinger
Mink Creek
Walker Undertaking Company
North Main
South Main Street
Visiting Daughter In Arkansas District Judge Visits Relatives
Judge E. G. Mitchell of the Sixth Judicial district of Arkansas is in town visiting his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs M K Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Mitchell
Sixth Judicial District of
Arkansas
M. K. Orr
Traveling Auditor Visits Short Line Dining Car Service
Traveling auditor W. B. Williams of the dining car service inspected Short Line operations this morning to review departmental matters and ensure proper conduct of the dining car program.
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W. B. Williams
Knights to Meet for Fort Hall Lodge Election
Fort Hall Lodge No. 6 Knights of Pythias will hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening to elect officers. A lunch and smoker will follow the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hall Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Elks Lodge Dance Set With Refreshments on June 4
The Elks social committee announces the regular lodge dance and general good time for Thursday evening June 4. Refreshments will be served.
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The
Elks’ Lodge
Special Meeting Noted for Lady Mac Cabees Tomorrow
The Lady Mac cabees announce a special business meeting tomorrow afternoon at Odd Fellows hall. All members are requested to attend and keep it in mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Maccabees
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mrs Meyers Undergoes Morning Operation at General Hospital
Mrs W P Meyers wife of Engineer W R Meyers underwent an operation this morning at the general hospital. The patient is doing nicely at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Meyers
W. R. Meyers
General Hospital
New Boy Born to Mr and Mrs C F Rork
Mr and Mrs C F Rork announce the birth of a nine and a half pound boy born Saturday morning. All concerned are doing very nicely, including the father.
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C. F. Rork
Rothas Return From Kansas City After Short Line Suit
Mr and Mrs F W Rothas and their daughter are back from Kansas City where Mr Rothas was summoned last week in connection with a suit against the Short Line. The trip was prompted by developments in the case and the family resumes home life.
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K. C
F. W. Rothas
Kansas City
Attorney T. D. Jones Returns from Lava Springs
Sunday notes say Attorney T. D. Jones returned this morning from Lava Springs after spending Saturday there, details of trip and purpose are not fully provided in the readable text.
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Lava
T. D. Jones
Lava Springs
Motion Picture At Orpheum Tonight And Tomorrow
Four reel feature “For the Honor of Old Glory” also listed as “The Stars and Stripes in Mexico” shown at the Orpheum tonight and tomorrow with regular admission. Also notes staff transfers in the Montana division and a brief mention of Mrs Jones at the springs and George Purleywitz moving to Blackfoot.
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Mexico
Blackfoot
George Purleywitz
Rothas
Montana
Orpheum
Company men return to Salt Lake after Gate City visit
D. H. DeNike division general manager for Mountain States Telephone and J. I. Greenwater from the publicity department returned this morning to Salt Lake after spending a day in the Gate City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
D. H. DeNike
Mountain States Telephone Company
J. I. Greenwater
Salt Lake
Gate City
Moving James Building at Main and Clark Corner
The old James building at the Main and Clark corner will be moved immediately to clear the site for a one story structure to be erected by Kasiska Pierce and Trapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Main and Clark
Messrs. Kasiska, Pierce and Trapp
Dolly of the Dailies fifth story at Olympic shows
Mary Fuller stars in the fifth Dolly of the Dailies tale to be shown at the Olympic today and tomorrow. The program includes Current Events with Valse de Ballet by Bendix and Bohemian Life over ture as special music, with Bunny appearing Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fuller
Valse de Ballet
Bendix
Bohemian Life
Bunny
Gooding to Speak at McNichols Wright Hall Senate Bid
Former Governor Frank R. Gooding will speak tomorrow evening at McNichols Wright hall to outline the policies behind his candidacy for the United States senate. He is described as a vigorous speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNichols & Wright Hall
Frank R. Gooding
United States Senate
Gooding
Senate
Four Dranks Judge Moyes Booked Dranks On Duty
Four dranks were booked by Judge Moyes this morning at $10 each an assessment not collected but assigned to active duty on the chain gang. One disturber of the peace was dismissed. The hearing for three gamblers is set for 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Deputies Nab Bottles and Arrest Two in Seizure
Gene Taylor and Bob Lewis spotted a suspicious rig and recovered two trunks and a suitcase filled with bottled booze and beer during a chase for contraband. Speros Felles and Jim Polas were arrested in connection with the seizure and face charges later.
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Gene Taylor
Bob Lewis
Taylor
Speros Felles
Jim Polas
American Falls Edges Blackfoot in Protest over Umpire
In a yesterday afternoon game at American Falls, the Americans won 8 to 6 against Blackfoot amid protest over umpire decisions. Idaho Falls hosted Pocatello Indians who defeated Idaho Falls 4 to 3 in a fast, well attended match. A second Pocatello team lost to Ashton 8 to 4 at Ashton.
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American Falls
Blackfoot
Pocatello Indians
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Ashton
Fire damages Weideman building millinery stock
A morning blaze on North Main damaged Mrs. Grants millinery store in the Weideman building. About 5000 dollars of stock was valued with 1500 dollars insured and roughly 300 dollars uninsured. Firefighters arrived quickly and gained control to limit the damage. In a separate note Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph employees enjoyed a program at Woodman Hall featuring a moving picture show on telephone progress and switchboard history.
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Weideman
North Main
Grant
Ories
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Woodman Hall
Sophomores Shine in Novice Track Meet Victory
The Novice Track Meet showcased strong performances from sophomores and juniors with Mullen leading multiple sprints. Results list winning times in the fifty and hundred yard dashes, two twenty, mile, and hurdles, plus a four by one relay and field events.
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Mullen
Murphy
Wedel
Davis
West
Lightfoot
Rooker
Stratford
Morphy
Grover
Bristow
Briscoe
Koch
Werry
Ream
Chandler
Jenkins
Barlogi
Exeter
Plastino
Gorton
Eastman
Hurdle
Married Yesterday Willard Bel lamy and Miss Mabel Bates Tie Knot
Willard Bel lamy foreman at the station baggage room marries Miss Mabel Bates a graduate nurse from Pocatello hospital. The ceremony took place at Judge Moyes home with close friends as witnesses. The couple will honeymoon in Portland then establish a home locally.
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Willard Bellamy
Mabel Arella Bates
Judge Moyes
Pocatello Hospital
Portland
Fishing on Camas creek yields lazy trout amid heat
Fishing on Camas creek yesterday was slow as the sun beat down and lavas glowed. The party from Dubois including C. W. Pomeroy and others fished east of Dubois and returned with a basketful from a brief morning bite.
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Camas Creek
Ose
Suna
Dubois
C. W. Pomeroy
Artes Lamoreaux
T. D. Gilmore
Party to Heise A Good Day at Heise Springs
Gate City residents traveled to Heise Springs in Fremont county from Pocatello by automobile. The group noted generally good roads aside from a stretch between Idaho Falls and Heise. The hot day ended with a pleasant outing for many couples and several others.
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Heise
Heise Springs
Fremont County
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
George North
Earl White
George Green
Nate Franklin
R. J. Hayes
A. G. Higson
T. E. Newton
Clyde M. Gray
Dan Church
Igo
Wm. McCarty
Anthes
Man Committed to Blackfoot Sanitarium Relapse Fears Rise
Sent to the Blackfoot sanitarium after a prior nervous breakdown Chapman showed relapse indications. Judge ordered confinement as he claimed to have leased a North Main building to host a public opening with a band for friends, a lease he did not have and had little real plan to pursue. Chapman appears to be laboring under a delusion and a substantial look.
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Charles F. Chapman
Blackfoot
Chapman
North Main
L. D. Overstreet
Sea
Nervous patient in need of medical care at local institution
Individuals close to him report he is highly nervous and not improving recently. His admission to the institution is expected to lead to a complete recovery.
New College President Installed at Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg Virginia June 1 educators gathered for the installation of Dr William A Webb as president of Randolph-Macon Woman's College He is forty seven a Durham North Carolina native and comes from Fayette Missouri where he led Central College as president for several years
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Lynchburg
William A. Webb
Randolph Macon Woman’s College
Durham
N. C
Randolph-Macon
Fayette, Mo
Central College
Children dance class meets tomorrow at hall
A children's dancing class is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the Mc Nichols Wright hall.
Trist Auto Co taxicab service and night Bell 299 Ind
Trist Auto Company advertises taxicab service and night calls in Indiana with Bell 299 price listing. The ad promotes reliable transportation options in the local area, highlighting round-the-clock availability for customers seeking late service.
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Trist Auto Co
Bell
Ind
Pocatello offers $100 reward for tampering or false alarm reports
The city of Pocatello will pay the sum of 100.00 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone guilty of tampering with the city fire alarm system or turning in a false alarm. Dated June 1, 1914. Theo Turner, Mayor.
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City of
For Rent New four room modern house
Rent ad notes a four room modern house at 629 South Main with no children allowed. Contact 81 439 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hansons
Confessing Circus Pitch for Sells Floto Buffalo Bill Show
A tall man hawks the Sells Floto circus and Buffalo Bill to a city official claiming a June 9 appearance. He touts 100 acts in 100 minutes, a grand parade at 10 30 AM, multiple acts and bands, a Hyney creature, and Buffalo Bill leading the procession. Price remains twenty five cents.
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Sells-Floto Circus
Buffalo Bill
Vocalina
F. Cody
Vinol Promoted by Druggists for Run-Down People
Local druggists endorse Vinol the cod liver and iron tonic as a remedy for run down individuals. They claim it strengthens digestion, purifies and enriches blood, aids sleep and appetite, and promises money back if it fails. Mrs. A. L. Cook recommends Sate Salve for pimples and blotches.
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Vinci
A. L. Cook
P. S
Children’s Class Meets Tomorrow at Hall
A children's class is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon between 4 and 6 o'clock at the Mc Nichols Wright hall. All children are invited to attend.
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McNichols & Wright Hall
Ady
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Richard Douglass
Academy
Telephone Company
Indians
Walter Smith
Elks
Soda Springs
W. H. Hildreth
George Reeder
Reeder
Downey
Idahoan
Hildreth
Ed Fitzgerald
Utah
Wyoming
Mellen
Bell Phone
W. A. Gresham West Center
the Economy Paint Co
Phone Bell
Third Avenue
J. Finder
Mares
Call
South
Vliaais
Toggery
Teh
Mooney & Huff
Second Avenue and
Clark Street
Petal
Dolly
the Dailies
Matinee Daily
Boise
Eve Modern Convenience
Thanha Grill
Ray F. van Slyke
Mgz
Taxi Service
Call Mooney & Huff Bell
Touring Car Service
Slingerland
Temple Pharmacy
A. H. Martin
North Main Street
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