Local Briefs: Masons Plan BA Degree and Community Notices
The Masonic chapter will confer the BA degree Friday night. The Catholic Altar Society holds a regular meeting at Mrs. Worel’s home tomorrow afternoon. Joseph Collins named roadmaster for Idaho division of the Short Line based in Shoshone. A marriage license issued to George Stepp 34 and Thornton 22 of Pocatello. Jimmy Hopson III from the Fred Murphey cigar store ill at home possibly developing smallpox. J W Wallace, son of Samuel Wallace, visits from town en route to Butte after a Salt Lake City stay.
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Altar Society
Catholic Altar Society
George Stepp
Thornton
Pocatello
Jimmy Hopson III
Jimmy Hopson
Fred Murphey Cigar Store
Two drunks plea guilty before Police Judge Knowles
In Police Court two intoxicated men pled guilty. One paid a ten dollar fine, the other was sentenced to sixty four and a half days on the chain gang.
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Knowles
Acting Police Chief Named During Ellis Absence at Convention
During Chief John Ellis absence for the Democratic state convention in Coeur d Alene, Patrolman W. Smith serves as acting police chief.
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John Ellis
Coeur d’Alene
Patrolee W. Smith
Brady Honored at National Conference Delegation
Governor Hawley heads the delegates to the National Conference of Charities and Correction at Cleveland Ohio from June 12 to 19. Former Governor James H. Brady of this city is among the notable names on the list.
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Brady
Hawley
National Conference of Charities and Correction Societies
Cleveland
Ohio
James H. Brady
Births and Local Medical Notes From Boise Area
Delegates include C. P. Christian and Pro bate Judge Dunbar with Mrs Dunbar of Boise. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs W E Benson at 804 North Harrison May 29. Dr Charles B Rogers Idaho Falls osteopath, visiting from Sunnyland for a consultation with Dr Earle D Jones, fell ill and is isolated as symptoms develop.
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C. P. Christian
Dunbar
Mrs. Dunbar
Boise
W. E. Benson
North
Harrison Avenue
Ethel Eake
Rogers
Charles B. Rogers
Idaho Falls
Sunnyland
Earle D. Jones
Clever Pocatello Boy Valued Engineering Scholar
Ray Bistline son of Mayor J M Bistline returns from Moscow State University to spend the summer in Pocatello. He leads his engineering class at the varsity and has earned a scholarship for outstanding work.
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Robert Garbett
G. Garbett
Central States
Missouri
Funeral for Pioneer John Cooney in Pocatello
John Cooney, aged Pocatello pioneer, died last week and was buried yesterday afternoon at 3 from St Joseph's Catholic church. Funeral services were held by Rev Father Van der Donckt and interment was conducted by Undertaker Silver.
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John Cooney
Pocatello
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father van der Donckt
Silver
Rural Mail Carrier Civil Service Exam Set for Downey
A civil service examination for rural mail carrier will be held in Downey on Saturday June 22. The usual entrance salary for rural carriers ranges from 600 to 1000 dollars per year. The examination is open to males between 18 and 35.
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Downey
Irrigators Visit Boise Office For Mountain Home Firm
Will H. Gibson manager of the Mountain Home Co-Operative Irrigation Co Boise and Superintendent O Cannon of the same company from Mountain Home were in the city yesterday on business with the local office headed by Governor Brady.
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Will H. Gibson
Mountain Ome Co-Operative Irrigation Eomy
Boise
Cannon
Mountain Home
Brady
E. C. Crocker
Downey
Portneuf-Marsh Valley Irrigation Company
Auto parties travel to multiple local destinations
Yesterday's bright sunshine drew many auto parties to Lava Mink Creek American Falls Blackfoot and distant routes along the high line and macadamized road. Reported eastbound travelers praise the new road between here and Inkom as in splendid condition.
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Lava
Mink Creek
American Falls
Blackfoot
Here
Inkom
Eric Adolph Arrives in Salt Lake. Explanations Sought
Early yesterday Eric Adolph associate secretary of the R R Y M A boarded No 2 and reached Salt Lake the Gretna Green of this inter mountain country. Mr Krussmans host of friends here are of the unanimous opinion that explanations are in order.
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Eric
Eric Adolph
The
No. 2
Salt Lake
Gretna
Krussman
Shearing in Progress at Bicknell & Gem mell Plant
William Jackson a Boston wool buyer and L M Steger hardware salesman drove to the Bicknell Gem mell plant on Pocatello creek revenue and found 20 machines in blast. The firm plans to clip 20000 head of their own sheep this year with an excellent expected yield.
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William Jackson
Boston
L. M. Steger
Bicknell & Gemmell
Pocatello Creek
Kinport Peak Honor Miss Branch Public Strain Event
The Kinport Peak celebration honored Miss Branch a street water. The party was a mountain climbing expedition that reached Kinport Peak Saturday night in the city. Present were Mr and Mrs Sn ones Mr and Mrs B Zola inn G B Bilger BF Lagu and others.
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Kinport Peak
Steet Aater
Gre
Vet Ae
Illinois
Snones
B Zola
Bilger
BF Lagu
Miss Branch Reaches Summit In Ridge Camp Photo Souvenir
After climbing to the first ridge above the city reservoirs the party camped at night and rose at dawn to finish the summit ascent. Several photographs were taken as keepsakes for Miss Branch.
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Miss Branch
City Reservoirs
Y M C A Church Party Group Photo Taken At 7 30
A photograph of the Y M C A church party was made last evening at 7:30 in front of the association building. Fifty three men posed for the group shot and the photographer produced three views. Proofs will be available at the Y M C A building after today.
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the Tribune
Association
Gan Club Shoot Gives McLaughlin Top Honors at Pocatello
Windy traps at the Pocatello Gan club saw five shooters led by J N McLaughlin who took top honors. Eddie Fitzgerald followed in second with Billy Sheldon Moore Dick and L Bush Livermore also competing. A featured handicap match between McLaughlin and Fitzgerald highlighted the day.
Family Reunion Brings Colburns Back Home
Robert W Colburn live wire secretary of the Pocatello Commercial club greets a happy reunion as Mrs Colburn and their two children arrive on No 5 from Pipestone Minnesota. They will live at 421 South Third Avenue in the Fader house after 13 months apart.
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Robert W. Colburn
Pocatello Commercial Club
Fishermen Report Excellent Sport At Big Springs
Fishermen returned from Big Springs with excellent sport yesterday. A group rode the work train from Ashton Saturday afternoon and returned by evening, catching the down train this morning. Sportsmen believe the trout closed season should extend into April and May as spawning continues.
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Big Springs
Ike Walton
No. 113
Ashton
New Homes on North Hayes by James F Kane
James F Kane, grocer and home builder, is constructing two more six room cottages at Hayes avenue and Fremont street. One foundation is in, the second under way. Contractor Henry Hutson, who built Kane’s two recent cottages, supervises the work. The 28 by 45 foot residences will be among the city’s finest, with sale on reasonable terms for prospective home seekers.
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North Hayes
James F. Kane
Hayes Avenue
Fremont Street
Henry Hutson
Kane
Woman Held For Sanity In Pocatello Probate Court
An elderly woman from Ogden was brought to Pocatello by officers after patrols found her roaming streets and alleys at dawn. Doctors Howard and Ray assessed her, reporting she suffers delusions of being pursued by a colored woman and self harm, with destitution and poor environment cited as factors.
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Evan
Ah Ae Ra
Cole
T. A. Johnston
Dra. W. F. Howard
F. M. Ray
Pocatello
Ogden
Smith W
Asylum patient returned on afternoon train
The article notes an asylum patient was brought back on the afternoon train. A fortunate woman, aged about 55 to 60 with two children, ages 22 and unknown, is mentioned though her age is uncertain. A meteorological summary for May reports cooler temperatures and below normal precipitation.
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Asylum For the
the Tribune
A. R. Teeple
United States Weather Bureau
Personal notices fill city guest list in Pocatello
Hailey resident L B Gray and others visit Pocatello while guests stay at the Monarch Bannock and Commercial hotels. Merchants, travelers, missionaries, and officials from Idaho Falls Logan Denver Boise Montpelier and Spokane are listed as visitors guests or on business in the Gate City.
Judge’s leg ailment cured by Bucklen’s Amica Salve
Justice Eli Cherry of Gillis Milla Tennessee suffered a bad sore on his leg that baffled doctors. He feared cancer but after using Bucklen's Amica Salve he was completely cured. The ad claims the salve cures burns boils ulcers cuts bruises and piles priced at 25e and available at all druggists.
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Eli Cherry
Gillis Milla
Tenn
Bucklen
For Sale Cheap Cash Homes Near East Side Water Main
Water main runs in front of vacant lots on the East Side near Sow Oth. Nearby houses indicate a residential area. Property is described as cheap for cash with immediate availability. Call at my 419.
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Joseph Collins
Idaho
Short Line
Shoshone
J. W. Wallace
Samuel Wallace
Butte
Salt Lake City
Rexall
A. L
Schietter
Allan Hansen
West
Clark Street
Hansen
la Galla
Howell
Holland
Barnard
Crow
Dice
Hendricks
Illingsworth
O’donnell
Alice la Galla
Vivian Howell
Genevieve Howell
Lottie Howell
Viola Howell
Helen Barnard
Anna Sorgatz
Edith Sorgatz
Emma Sorgatz
Elaine Hyde
Marie Garbett
Christine Hansen
Mullen
Henry Mullen
Presbytery
Kendall
Louisville
Kentucky
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Great Northwest
Mark Matthews
D. D
United States
Foreign Mission Board
Atlanta
Georgia
United Presbyterian Church
Southern Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church of the
Miss Hughes
M. E. Hughes
Idaho Consolidated Power Company
Mr. Alexander
Alexander
Gem City Lumber Co
8. E. Wishard
Los Angeles
Hotel Selbach
Agistral Chem
L. B. Gray of
Hailey
City
Miss Mabel Edwards of
Logan
Monarch
Lee Merrick
Dempsey
Frank Sample
F. W. Roblin of
the Bannock
Cieil Richardson of
John Bowers
B. R. Lambert
Leadore
William Switzer
Tacoma
Bannock
Carlos Holst
Minnie Ahlbrecht
Minneapolis
John J. Jones
Montpelier
Zita Donnahue
Sister
Twin
F. Smith
R. F. Drollinger
Pocatello House
Agnes Wier
Denver
Commercial
J. W. Daniels
Gate City
C. W. Stout
Nevada
Browning
Fred Murphey
Garfield
George Baker
Metropolis
John L. Kief
Mike Gates
Montana
J. W. Rosseau
Cody, Wyo
A. J. Mongean
Omaha
Wyoming
John J. Guheen
United States Land Office
Lizzie Curtis
Centralia, Wash
Mrs. Geo. Kimpton
E. S. Richardson
A. L. Coffey
Swift & Co
Althea Jeffers
Jeffers, Mont
J. D. McLeod
Norris
W. A. Hyde
Idaho Independent
Poca
Tello
Snake
Frank Reno
Reno
Mr. Reno
Lost River Country
A. G. Goddard
New York
Jesse and
P. H. Dare
Frank Conroy
Switch & Co
General Hospital
J. I. Banks
Royal and Queen Insurance Company
San Francisco
B.C. White & Co
Meyers Cohn
Board of County Commissioners
Mr. Cohn
Bannock ‘County
Oneida
A. J. Sullens
Academy of Idaho
Congrégational Church
Harry Hales
Teir
Carey
Mr. Hales
Dana Wood
West Clark Street
Mary O’cander
Beatrice
B. F. Woodle
Trist
Woodle
Princeton
W. G. Morley
Western Union
Brogan, Ore
Jennie Reeves
South Main Street
Cokeville
Wyo
Morley
Daily Tribune
J. C. Pearson
Red Cross Pharmacy
Temple Pharmacy
SWEET
Allegretti
Rork
Col
H. V. A. Ferg
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