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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1927

Page

2

Yellowstone Opens North and West Gates for Summer Travel

Yellowstone Park in Wyoming opens its north and west gates to self drive travelers and campers. Public campgrounds with facilities are available June 1 while lodges, hotels, and some services start June 19 with rail and road access expanding through June. Officials anticipate a record travel season with railroads expanding terminals and new accommodations at Gallatin Gateway and Cody.

Yellowstone Park Wyo Yellowstone National Park Park Old Faithful Lake Yellowstone A. Hamilton Yellowstone Mammoth Hot Springs Grand Canyon Yellowstone Lake Geyser the Thumb Continental Divide Dunraven Pass Mount Washburn Burlington Railroad Cody Wyoming John Q. Tilson United States House of Representatives Frank C. Emerson Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Three Forks Montana Gallatin Gateway Salesville Union Pacific Burlington Northern Pacific Gallatin Bozeman Chicago & Northwestern South Gateway Lander

Dogs Kill Ninety Ewes on Moreland Ranch

Two dogs attacked a flock of 200 sheep owned by David Wheeler and Harry Jacobson on the C. M. England ranch north and west of Moreland. Ninety ewes and lambs were killed before the animals fled. owners wounded one dog and authorities search the area for suspects.

Tribune Blackfoot David Wheeler Harry Jacobson C. M. England Moreland

Idaho weed eradication chief named for Bingham district

Neil Derrick of South Ostelic New York has left for Aberdeen Idaho to take a position with the extension department and will oversee weed eradication in Bingham county. The work is organized by districts and Derrick is assigned the Bingham county district.

University of Idaho Moscow Neil Derrick South Ostelic N. Y Aberdeen Idaho Ah Extension Department Derrick Bingham County

Esther Chapter to Send Ten Delegates to Grand Chapter

Esther Chapter No. 14 O E S in Blackfoot held a regular meeting with Worthy Matron Mrs. M N Austin presiding in Masonic hall. About 40 members attended with three guests. Memorial Day committee reported sod decorated graves at Grove City cemetery. Ten members planned to attend Grand Chapter in Boise starting June 14. Meetings to be suspended in July and August.

Boise Esther

Idaho Associated Students leaders attend Pacific Coast meet

Outgoing president Harry Baughman of Clarkston and incoming president Frank Click of Lewiston traveled to Los Angeles to join the annual Pacific Coast student body presidents meeting. The convention runs June 1 through 4 and will include representatives from 15 institutions.

Tribune University of Idaho Moscow Harry Baughman Clarkston Frank Click Lewiston Idaho Associated Students Los Angeles Cal

Pocatello Boy Receives Honors for Journalistic Work

George C. Young of Pocatello earned a service pin for contributions to the Idaho Argonaut, the student bi weekly at the University of Idaho. He was named editor-elect for the 1926 Gem of the Mountains year book and joined the Silver Lance honorary society at the May Day program. Burton of Boise also received a service pin for Argonaut work. Gore is editor-elect of the publication.

Tribune University of Idaho Moscow George C. Young Pocatello Gem of the Mountains Idaho Argonaut Young Silver Lance Burton Boise Argonaut Gore

Buhl Student Chosen Manager Baseball

Paul Boyd of Buhl is named one of four senior athletic managers for the coming year by the student body executive board. Boyd will oversee baseball, with Phil Cox of Kellogg in charge of football, William Guernsey of Moscow for track, and James Keith of Melba for basketball. Each man will receive regular manager T sweaters next spring.

Tribune University of Idaho Moscow Paul Boyd Buhl Boyd Phil Cox Kellogg William Guernsey James Keith Melba

Vacation Camps for Women Open Summer Months

Six vacation camps for women across Idaho will run three days each in June July and August under the university extension service. Locations include Fish Haven Bear Lake Bristol Park near Lava Hot Springs Starkey Hot Springs near New Meadows Guyer Hot Springs near Hailey and Twin Lakes with home economics graduates Florence Stone Norma Barnes and Verna Johanneson directing. Noted speakers include Governor Bald ridge President Upham Dean Angell Professor Chenoweth and others at Spirit Lake.

University of Idaho Moscow University Extension Service Division Fish Haven Bear Lake County Bristol Park Lava Hot Springs Tetons Idaho Florence Stone Norma Barnes Verna Johanneson Starkey Hot Springs New Meadows Guyer Hot Springs Hailey Twin Lakes H. C. Baldridge A. H. Upham M. F. Angell C. W. Chenoweth Permeal French Katherine Jensen EB. E. Teape Spirit Lake

Sigma Pi Rho Chapters to Join Lambda Chi Alpha

Sigma Pi Rho, a local social fraternity, will become the fifth Lambda Chi Alpha chapter on the Pacific coast with formal installation on June 4. Bruce H. McIntosh of Indianapolis will officiate, and a ritual team from Washington State College will participate. Nine of 35 members hail from southeastern Idaho.

Hutchins Elected Idaho Pep Band Leader

Sam Hutchins of Lewiston a sophomore in architecture was chosen as student leader of the Idaho Pep band which toured Southern Idaho last winter. He succeeds Eugene Reche of Santa Barbara California as faculty director replacing Professor David Nyvall Jr who directed the band the past year and plans to study in the east next year not yet decided.

University of Idaho Moscow Sam Hutchins Lewiston Sophmore Department of Architecture Idaho Eugene Reche

U of I Memorial Building to Open June 15

Idaho bids for the Memorial Armory gym on the Idaho campus will be opened around June 15 as announced by President A H Upham. Cement and steel specs are nearly ready and bidding will start promptly. If begun before July 1, the gym should host the 1928 season's opening basketball games with interior work finished by April 1 1928. A grand dedication with a national figure is planned.

University of Idaho Moscow Idaho Memorial Armory Idaho A. H. Upham

Bad Check Buys Bug Says Blackfoot Police

Blackfoot officers report John Pace of Shelley used a forged check to buy a Ford bug and is traveling toward Payson Utah with a suspected forged document. Pace faces forgery charges and is believed to be driving without a license in the improvised vehicle.

Blackfoot Tribune John Pace Shelley Payson Utah Pace

Pocatello Girl Pledged to Service Sorority

Dorothy Nixon of Pocatello is pledged to Spur, a national honorary women’s underclassmen service sorority. Twenty two freedmen women are named as pledges. two per group on campus. Nixon hails from Pi Beta Phi. other pledges include Lucile Harddock Shoshone Dorothy Prederickson Malad and Agnes Moore Gooding.

Tribune University of

English Professor at I U Argues Milton as Modern

Professor M A Larsen of the University of Illinois declares Milton notably modern in his recent article The Modernity of Milton. Larsen, a prolific Milton scholar, has published several pieces on the poet in recent years.

U. of I Milton Tribune University of Idaho Moscow James Milton M. A. Larsen Factieve Mitl

Blackfoot Notes On Visitors Trips Illness and School Band Broadcast

Blackfoot residents report visitors from Twin Falls and Los Angeles on Wednesday. H. W. Curtis sr recovers after surgery at St Anthony hospital. Jack Brethan arrives from Portland. The Eccles hotel hosts a radio concert broadcast by the Blackfoot high school band over KSEI after invitation from manager J I Young.

St. Anthony Hospital D. H. Brethan Portland Howard Jack Brethan Ward Blackfoot F. Mitchell As Weiser J. I. Young KSEI

Cattle and Horses for Rodeo Being Selected

Blackfoot, June 2. E. E. Colburn left Wednesday for Soda Springs to select cattle and horses for the rodeo to be staged by Stew art Hoover post American Legion on June 23 24 25. The post has taken over the Memorial building and prepared the house for occupancy.

Tribune E. E. Colburn Soda Springs Stewart Hoover American Legion

Marriage News from Blackfoot and Legal Notice Elsewhere

Cecil B Killian and Cora May Daffin wed in Blackfoot with consent noted for a underage bride. Jesse N Bentley and Stella May Ferris also wed under age after a morning hearing on a statutory charge. Adolph Zukor backs Paris trip with Lindy and Suzanne Lenglen becomes a philatelist after tennis earnings. Mr Baldwin assisted her purchases.

Tribune Bleckfoot Cecil B. Killian Cora May Daffin Blackfoot Jud J. &. Good Jesse N. Bentley Stella May Ferris Bentley St. Cloud France Suzanne Lengren United States Baldwin

Former Idaho star named head coach at Buhl

Gifford Davidson of Nampa, a former Idaho track and football star, has accepted the position as head coach of athletics at Buhl Idaho. He replaces James Neal who moves to Pocatello high school to coach. Davidson was praised as one of the speediest halfbacks in the northwest and earned two letters as a varsity track sprinter.

Tribune University of Idaho Moscow Gifford Davidson Nampa Idaho Buhl James Neal Rich Fox Pocatello High School Davidson Northwest

Reno Sues Casualty Company for Damages in Highway Crash

Doris J. Reno sues Roy DeKay and Maryland Casualty Co. for 4500 dollars claiming injuries from a Yellowstone highway auto crash north of Idaho Falls about two weeks earlier. Bert H. Miller of Idaho Falls is attorney for the plaintiff.

Blackfoot Doris J. Reno Roy DeKay Maryland Casualty Company Yellowstone Highway Idaho Falls Bert H. Miller

Gibbs Pleads Guilty to Issuing Bad Check in Blackfoot

J. D. Gibbs admitted guilt on the charge of issuing a check without sufficient funds and later made the check good. He was fined 61 and costs in Blackfoot on June 2.

Tribune J. D. Gibbs

Also Mentioned on This Page

Idaho State News Moreland Ranch Esther Chapter Grand Chapter The University St. Sali Lake Pacife Cosat San Frelens Ou Herent Vanger Om the Pacific Blackfoot National Park Lumber Co National Park Lumber Co Trisune Special Sigma Pi Rho National Fraternity U. of I. Memorial New York Adolph Zukor Prince Paris Lindy Wally Reid Reno Desea Senator Cameron Ralph H. Cameron Peete Underwood & Underwood Broadway 45Th Sth Street
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