Local notes and travel for Power county figures
Auditor Paul Bulfinch from Power county visited the city yesterday on a brief business trip from American Falls. A Benefit Ball will be held this evening in the Second Ward L D 8 hall to raise funds. Al Miller, longtime worker at the Zweigart butcher shop, left for his Utah home today by motorcycle.
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Paul Bulfinch
Power County
American Falls
L. D
Hall
Utah
al Miller
Zweigart
President heads to Boise on state education board business
President Reed of the Teeh leaves this morning for Boise on state board of education business and is expected home tomorrow.
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Boise
Reed
Teeh
State Board of Education
Permits Issued by City Engineer for May
Twenty three plumbing permits were issued by the city engineer last month. The department collected sixty dollars and fifty cents for the month of May.
Concrete work underway at Redhill school site
Students at Tech are laying concrete on the Redhill school project. Completion is expected before the current school term ends.
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The
Tech
Redhill
Alumni Banquet Move Postpones to Yellowstone Grill
The Tech alumni banquet will be held next Tuesday night at the Yellowstone Grill instead of the Commercial club. An elaborate menu has been prepared for the event.
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Tech
Yellowstone Grill
Commercial Club
City Clerk Reports Balance On Hand
City clerk’s report to the council notes the clerk’s office has 252.50 dollars on hand.
May totals and travel remarks from Coast-Pat Sweeney
A May report shows $1090.25 collected during the month, bringing the total to $1342.77. Pat Sweeney returns from a long coast visit and says though the vacation was enjoyable, Pocatello remains a satisfactory home base.
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Pat Sweeney
Long Beach
Pocatello
Pat
Short Line League Rivalry Night Lights Up Local Rail Teams
Tonight the machinist and car department squads clash in a keenly contested Short Line league rivalry. Fans anticipate a thrilling game as railroad teams bring strong local bragging rights and competitive spirit to the field.
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Car Department
Principalship Offered for Miss Jessie Robb at St. Regis
Miss Jessie Robb, formerly a Po catello teacher now teaching in St. Regis Montana for the past year, has been tendered the superintendency of the schools at that place.
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Jessie Robb
Pocatello
St. Regis
Mont
Dog Taxes Due Notices From Police Chief
The police chief issues official notices to dog owners that dog taxes are now due. Taxes may be paid to Dog Catcher James Stuart at 814 South Second Avenue or at the chief of police office.
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James Stuart
South Second Avenue
Police
Indian Missionary to Speak at Fort Hall Tyhee
A missionary from the I. D. S. church, residing at St. Anthony, will address Fort Hall tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock and Tyhee Sunday at 1 o'clock. Many townspeople are expected to drive out to Tyhee for the Sunday talk.
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St. Anthony
I. D. S. Church
Fort Hall
Tyhee
Police Judge Moyes Ninetieth Court Docket Last Month
Report shows ninety cases tried by Police Judge Moyes with $751.50 in fines. Drunkenness lead with forty cases, followed by eleven for disturbing the peace, four for vagrancy, twelve for beating fare on the railroad, three for battery, five for petit larceny, one for speeding, and four for trespassing.
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Moyes
Deputy Sheriff Reunites Runaway Girl With Authorities
Deputy Merriam of Grace brings sixteen year old Martha Matthews back to the city after locating her near Grace where she sought employment. The girl is returned to local authorities.
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Merriam
Grace
Martha Matthews
Matthews
Council Sets Special Session on Water System Plan
The city council schedules a special meeting tonight to consider management of the Pocatello water system. An ordinance submitted last night outlines the proposed plan for water operations and oversight.
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Pocatello
Danish Celebration Set for June 5 in Pocatello
The Danish people of Pocatello plan a big June 5 celebration for independence day at the East Side L D S church. A general entertainment and a dance will be held Tuesday evening of next week. All Scandinavians are invited to attend as preparations are made for an enjoyable evening.
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Pocatello
L. D
Idaho Falls Attorney Reports Sunnyland Growth and Conventions
J Wesley Holden prominent Idaho Falls attorney visited Sunnyland last evening and praised local building activity as reaching splendid proportions. He noted that several well known Republicans of the upper valley planned to attend the conventions in Chicago and the Democratic convention in St Louis.
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J. Wesley Holden
Idaho Falls
Sunnyland
Upper Valley
Aicago
St. Louis
Police Chiefs May Report Highlights Arrests and Transfers
Police Chief Smith reports May totals of 102 arrests and 90 cases tried by police judge. Eight cases turned over to Bannock County, one to Idaho Falls sheriff, one to Blackfoot sheriff, and two to parents. Nine dogs killed or taken to dumps, 30 head of animals placed in the pound. Sixty dollars collected by the department and turned over to the city treasurer.
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Smith
Bannock
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
City approves derrick on Lewis street for George North site
Council grants permission to Contractor Geim to place a large derrick on Lewis street and close the street between Arthur and Lewis during excavation at the George North building corner. The derrick aims to reduce blasting, while the telephone company urges minimal blasts to avoid disrupting the nearby exchange across the street.
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Geim
George North
Lewis and
Arthur Avenues
Lewis Street
Arthur and
Lewis
Fine Recital by First Year College Students at Tech
The Tech auditorium hosted a successful fine recital by first year college students. Miss Lucille Driscoll played piano and Miss Genevieve Pierce violin, both proving competent and talented. Selections included Goddard Spinning Song Libestraume Lizst and Chopin Nocturne.
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Tech
Lucille Driscoll
Genevieve Pierce
Goddard
Libestraume
Lizst
Chopin
Tennis Tourney Under YMCA Aims Next Tuesday Start
The YMCA sponsored tennis tournament will begin Tuesday next week. Details are sparse with only introductory confirmation of the event and its athletic framing.
Progressive format to guide tennis tournaments adopted
Forty entries received for a tennis event will contest both singles and doubles in a progressive format. Players are judged on a percent-based record rather than elimination, ensuring fairness as practice opportunities differ. Doubles pairings are selected to balance competition.
Weimer Mine Sold to Skull Creek Mining Group
In Mackay Miner's current issue, the Weimer properties in Birch Creek have been sold to the Skull Creek Mining Company. The group holds high grade copper claims. though idle for years, they may be rehabilitated into profitable deposits.
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Weimer
Mackay Miner
Birch Creek
Skull Creek Mining Company
Copper Ore Shipment Resumes Despite Long Haul to Line
The article notes renewed production with ore hauled fifty to seventy miles to a transport line. Earlier efforts used a heavy traction engine and several ore cars to move copper from the Weimer group to Dubois. At one time stock traded up to $2 a share and a tiny chamber yielded copper valued at $12,000. Shipping will begin immediately.
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Weimer Group
Dubois
Birch Creek Road
Gun State Lumber Co Coal Order Ady
Local ad copy notes Gun State Lumber Co seeks to place another coal order from Ady. The brief item lists supplier push and purchaser intent without additional terms or dates. The message reads like a straightforward commercial inquiry from a lumber supplier to a coal supplier.
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Gun State Lumber Co
Ady
Many Cities to Join the Parade in Chicago
Neighbors prepare to join the great parade on Saturday to show the need for preparedness. About two hundred cities expected to participate in the line.
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Chicago
Visiting notables in town listed by locals
C WE Norton from Downey, LT Allen from Twin Falls, IL Evans from Lava Hot Springs, A Irwin from Blackfoot, D Thomas a cattle and hog man from Gooding, Miss Mary Woodson and Miss Sylva Woodson from Albion visit the city today. Mrs Franklin Lockwood of New York City and Mrs 8 B Salisbury of Rupert join Mrs Alfred EB Pederson during the week.
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C. LT. Allen
Twin Falls
DPD
IL Evans
Lava Hot Springs
ER. A. Irwin
Blackfoot
D. Thomas
Mary Woodson
Sylva Woodson
Albion
Franklin Lockwood
New York City
8. B. Salisbury
Rupert
Alfred EB. Pederson
Five Cents Per Bunch For Old Tribune Papers
Local Tribune office offers bundles of vintage newspapers at five cents per bunch as a fundraiser or resale item. Readable scraps suggest a casual sale of old issues to readers or collectors.
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Tribune
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Borden
Gail Borden Eagle
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C. WE. Norton
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J. H. Andrews & CO
VADOR
E. Lawrences & Co
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H. Whittlesey
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Pocatello Engineering and Machine Co
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