Two Arrested For Theft Of Indian Curios
Sheriff Henry W. Hendersons force recovered a trunk of priceless Indian goods stolen from John Ballards ranch three miles north of Tyhee. John Burns a city water department worker and George Paeppe alias George Pineapple were arrested. A white girl Mary Taylor was arrested at Buhl and to be returned to Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Henderson
John Balard
Cadave
Tyhee
John Burns
George Paeppe
George Pineapple
Faeppe
Dearborn
Mary Taylor
East Side
Quick Quaker Oats Promises Fast Cook Time
The ad compares two Quaker Oats styles one for flavor and a Quick style that cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. Quick Quaker uses thinner flakes cut before flaking for faster preparation. Grocers offer both, look for Quick on the label to get a ready in five minute oat dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tck
Subscription Fund Memorial Open for Bannock County War Heroes
A memorial subscription drive honors twenty three Bannock county men who served in the Civil War, Spanish-American War and World War I. The fund invites subscriptions to build a memorial for their sacrifice and service. The names listed include Wiener, Bickel, Gustin, Holmes, McCarty, Crum, Cabdland, Pagmire, Winsor, Gayle, Hints, Lawhead and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Wiener
Max J. Bickel
Harold A. Gustin
Raymond N. Holmes
Edward McCarty
John
Trunk of Indian goods recovered. two held on federal charge
Accompanied by Burns and Paeppe the trunk was found at Buhl after a search at the Ballard ranch. Paeppe and Burns are jailed in the county lockup with a federal charge likely. Mrs Ballard, a respected Ft Hall Indian, expressed relief that the trunk and items including beaded vests dresses belts and jewelry were recovered though a twenty gauge shotgun and a watch remain missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Paeppe
Ballard Ranch
Buhl
Pocatello Weather Report June 1 1923 From Observers
Weather data for Pocatello Idaho for 24 hours ending 6 am. Highest yesterday 93, today 68, lowest 33. Precipitation since month start 0.36 inches, since Jan 1 6.75 inches. Temp 46 average, normal 60. Observed by A R Teeble? Teeple, Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
Wccess
Southern Pacific announces wage raise for skilled mechanics
Ogden Utah June 1 AP the Southern Pacific company boosts pay by five cents an hour for skilled mechanics and reclassifies workers in shop positions effective today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
Benefit Show at Orpheum Donates Receipts to Memorial Fund
On Monday the Orpheum theatre will donate gross receipts from afternoon and evening shows to Bannock county servicemen memorial building fund. Managers Archibald and Carruthers present Freckles Berry in Heroes of the Street and a comedy Fighting Blood. Public urged to attend to support the memorial subscription drive in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
Bannock County Servicemen’s Memorial Building Fund
Archibald and
Carruthers
Freckles Barry
Pocatello
Bannock County
Railroad Rumbles Amid Crew Changes In Third District
Fireman Jack Mumford lays off his freight run to take a fishing trip to Magic Dam. Engineer Frank Merrifield also lays off his freight run and serves in temporary passenger service relieving Engineer George Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Mumford
Magic Dam
Frank Merrifield
Third District
George Oliver
Fireman King Clears Route on Montana Division Trains
Fireman R E King wins approval to haul a passenger service on trains 33 34 41 and 42 of the Montana division. The move displaces fireman Clarence Brock who takes the Pocatello Idaho Falls local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. King
Montana
Clarence Brockway
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Fireman Lays Off Regular Run On Second District Trains
Fireman R B Root is laying off his regular turn on the second district passenger trains to attend personal business. Fireman Frank Chaéfer is acting as relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Root
Frankchaéfer
Hill Takes Short Leave From Extra Board To Visit Salt Lake
Fierman H. E. Hill is off the extra board duties and has traveled to Salt Lake City for a several day visit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fierman H. E. Hill
Salt Lake
Fireman Kennett Opens Freight Run in Third District
Fireman H. L. Kennett begins his freight turn in the third district after several days of hustling service, marking a shift in duty from earlier assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Kennett
Third District
Fireman Relieved on Rogerson Branch Sickness Backup
Fireman J D Roberts deadheaded to Twin Falls on No 83 this morning to relieve fireman H B Godfrey who is laying off his turn on the Rogerson branch local due to sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Roberts
H. 8S
Godfrey
Rogerson
Engineer James Buist and fireman L Richardson Deadheaded to Nampa
Engineer James Buist and fireman L Richardson died while deadheading to Nampa on No 17 last night for service on the extra board due to increased business at that point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Buist
L. Richardson
Nampa
No. 17
Fireman Fiala Relieves Hansen on Minidoka Work Train
Fireman E L Fiala deadheaded to Minidoka on No 23 this morning to relieve Fireman E J Hansen on a work train at that point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Fiala
Minidoka
E. J. Hansen
Fireman P. Jensen Opens Freight Turn in Third District
Fireman P. Jensen resumes duties in the third district after a brief absence of several weeks, taking on his freight turn duties again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Jensen
Freight crews Okayed for Montana Division Run
Baggned M. B. Smith and fireman Vogt cleared for Montana division assignment after serving on Blackfoot branch Run No. 25. They relieved men who reached their May mileage limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Smith
Montana
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls Attorney Paul Peterson Visiting City
Paul Peterson a well known Idaho Falls attorney is in town today as a business visitor meeting local officials and clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Paul Peterson
Real estate transfers and Seattle visitor noted
Real estate transfers filed include Louis K Bitton to Louis B Bitton and Therese A Hansen to Wm Adolph etux with detailed parcel descriptions. Ada Baker by guardian transfers to J W Crowder. Also a Seattle visitor J C Sellers, Revelare Secret Service superintendent, returns from Salt Lake business and Vancouver planning for Northwest Sheriffs and Police Association meeting on July 25.
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Bitton
Louis K. Etux
Louis B. Bitton
F'Sle
Hansen
Therese A
Wm. Adolphetux
Baker
Ada
Gdn
J. W. Crowder
Beg
Seattle
J. C. Sellers
Revelare
Secret Service
Salt Lake
Sellers
Tl & Mav
Vancouver
B. C
Northwest Sheriffs and Police Association
Mav Ia
National Guard Inspector Visits Pocatello En Route to Camp Lewis
Captain Leighton Worthier senior instructor for the Idaho National Guard toured Pocatello on the way to Soda Springs for a final inspection before summer camp at Camp Lewis Washington. He evaluated the HQ company 186th infantry in Pocatello led by Lieutenant Packard and praised the unit as in top condition likely to depart camp around the fifteenth. Worthier, formerly based in Pocatello, now operates from Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Leighton Worthier
Idaho National Guard Unite
Pocatello
Soda Springs
Camp Lewis
Washington
Worthley
186Th Infantry
Poestello
Ww. KE. Packard
Boise
Community notices and postponed meeting announced
Announcements state Radiant Chapter A D O E will not meet Saturday evening June 2. Trinity Guild plans a cooked food sale Saturday from 11 at the Idaho Power company office. Dreamland Dance tonight features the Nightingale Orchestra for the usual lively social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radiant
A. D
Ladies of Trinity Guild
Idaho Power Company
Dreamland
Nightingale Orchestra
Keystone Lodge meets at Masonic temple for final session
Keystone Lodge No 81 A F and A M convenes at the Masonic temple tonight at 7 30 for a regular session. A large attendance is expected and visiting Masons are welcome. The Civic club plans a Monday meeting at 8 pm at the public library to finalize fundraising for the servicemen memorial building ahead of fall recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Lodge
Keystone Lodge No. 81
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Civic Club
Engineer Takes Leave From Trains For Graduation
Engineer Dave Anderson leaves his duties on the second district passenger trains to attend his son Roy Anderson’s graduation exercises at the high school this evening as one of two graduates in the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Anderson
Roy
Public lecture on Ku Klux Klan at Commercial Club
The Knights of the American Eagle will host a public meeting tonight in the Commercial club hall. All men are invited. A lecture titled The Real Truth About the Ku Klux Klan will be given. Lists of names will be passed out. All men welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the American Eagle
Commercial Club
Canadian lad Gerald Fondeau returns home from disorder case
Sheriff H W Fender reports Gerald Fondeau, the Canadian boy found wandering and suffering mental distress, has arrived home to Woodrow Saskatchewan. His father writes that Gerald is nearly normal and improving daily after a long trek and hardship while away from home, praising the officer's handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald, Rondeau
Sheriff’s Department
Woodrow
Saskatchewan
H. W Fenderson
P. Fondeau
First Presbyterian Church
Lenderson
Gerald
Los Apples
Impressive Funeral Services For Lawrence Rasmussen
Funeral services for Lawrence Rasmussen, a claim adjuster for Short Ling, were held at 2 PM at the McHan Undertaking chapel. The Pocatello Rose Croix Lodge No. 2 conducted the service with a quartet singing Sacred tunes. The body was to be shipped on train No. 34 at 1 15 AM to Ephraim Utah for Saturday afternoon interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Rasmussen
Short Ling
J. E. Damron
Three Tech Games Postponed Amid Rain Delays
The Idaho Tech baseball team could not play in Rexburg against Ricks Normal College due to rain and poor field conditions. Additional games in Idaho Falls and Blackfoot today and tomorrow are cancelled. fans regret the abrupt end to the Tech season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Tech
Rexburg
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Tiger
Tech
City Seeks Bids for 175 Tons Utah Lump Coal
The City of Pocatello invites bids from qualified bidders to supply 175 tons of Utah lump coal. Bids due by 7 p.m. June 7, 1923, to City Clerk Laura B. Gough. Delivery required before September 1, 1923. Council may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Utah
Laura 8. Gough
P. m
Laura St. Gough
Pocatello Seeks Hauling Contract Bidder
City of Pocatello invites sealed bids for hauling garbage ashes and debris from alleys and streets for June 11 1923 to May 11 1925. City Council will award June 7 1923 to the lowest responsible bidder. Bid must be sealed by Laura Gough by 5 pm June 7 1923 with a performance bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Laura Gough
Laura
Gough
Some New Figures in Our Public Life and Progressives West
The New York Herald May issue features a profile of Charles C. Moore Idaho governor tracing his early days as a schoolteacher in St Anthony and pioneer work turning sagebrush into farmland. It also carries Joseph Ruffner Jr article arguing the West is progressive not uncouth noting higher salaries travel and cultural contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald Magazine
Charles C. Moore
Idaho
St. Anthony
The
Herald
Joseph Ruffner, Jr
Hannah Winn
Pocatello
Ruffner
Far West
Middle West
West
East
New York
David Warfield
Broadway
Montana
Rio Grande
Praise Gallery Displays At Idaho Tech In Pocatello
An Idaho Tech art show in Pocatello highlights a year of student work under instructor T K R Neilson. The exhibit features portraits, landscapes, original pieces, and china painting by Mrs Neilson and her class. The department has strengthened over three years with notable gains and additions by Mr and Mrs T R Neilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Tech
Pocatello
T. K R. Neilson
Neilson
The
Tech
T. R. Neilson
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R. Teeple
City Meat CO
East Center St
Nector
Orpheum
Memorial Fund
Sal
Lunetta Lateen
New York Herald
Union Pacific
Sere
Semmig
Lund
Cedar City
Zion National Park
Bryce Canyon
Cedar Breaks
Delta
Fillmore
Omaha
Chicago
United States
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Southern Pacific
C. R. Gray
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