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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
5
Fone Again Lloyd Rogers from Wisconsin reports a lengthy visit this morning. Bridge Club host Mrs D W ill entertains a Fort Arthur afternoon gathering. Passenger Agent R D Staley, Rock Island travel representative, visits Gates today.
Mrs John Hull entertained a club gathering with a pleasant social aftertaste. Mrs Mabel Joe was admitted to the general hospital following a several day illness and an operation. Rev Johnnyn Montpelier arrived in the city to confer with Chautauqua critics and on judge matters.
Local youths plan to attend a Tyhee dance this evening with a luncheon served afterward. organizers invite participation and promise refreshments.
Thos C Coffin assistant attorney general was a business visitor in the city last night from Loise. He returned to the state cape today.
Soda Springs secretary Soda Spring Graz iany association officer Snell arrives from Soda Springs to handle various business matters and oversee current affairs.
Miss Sidonia records a county vacation with Buffalo and New York ties. She plans visits to relatives during the trip and notes daily tasks and travel points.
The city council will hold a regular meeting this month to consider the usual bills and other business items.
T A Martin appeared at the auditor’s office in Salt Lake this morning for a brief visit and furnished his papers to facilitate a move to the Utah city.
Julius Rosenberg, head of Rosenberg Investment of Salt Lake City and former Pocatello resident, is in town today for business tied to local property interests.
Mrs. Mary O'N, who has been visiting two weeks with Mrs. T. W. Rickard, departed yesterday morning for the Northwest before returning home to Boise.
Officials reveal a new time card to take effect on the 15th outlining the Park trains schedule for the season.
The EBarly event follows the Delphian play in the Tech auditorium tonight. Entertainment begins at 7 30 sharp and the public is urged to be prompt.
Confer R C Degree Gate City Commander of Knights Templar will meet tonight to confer the R C degree Tomorrow night the K T degree will be conferred and officers expect good attendance for both gatherings
California General Superintendent W. A. Whitney, currently in the state, will stay a short time near the fair for his health improvement after a severe cold weakened his system.
Miss Mathilde Kalne of Aetna Life Insurance is making a short stay in the city visiting old friends and meeting new ones during a company tour. She notes Pocatello as one of her favorite stopping places.
Mrs. C M Holmes from La Grande Ore daughter of Mrs J A Foden of this city stopped in Pocatello last evening en route to Aberdeen SD to visit sister Mrs F A Osterlind who recently had appendicitis surgery. June brides licenses issued to Laula Downing Blackfoot and J Harold Burton Pocatello first couple and Niels Thompson Caroline Schmist Shelly second.
Charlie Chaplin, billed as the greatest comedian of the age, appears at the Olympic Theater Friday and Saturday in Tillie's Punctured Romance with Marie Dressler and Mabel Normand. The comedy promises nonstop laughter with a slight rise in admission.
The Auditorium books Dickerson and Deagan for Friday and Saturday. Last winter they led the musical comedy hit The Candy Show and are the main act promised for the week’s end.
J F Murray began remodeling the Turner building today after Farmers and Traders bank vacated it. Carlson Lusk is preparing to open a Carlson Lusk hardware store branch in the city.
About one hundred Greek laborers employed by the O S L at work on the Loop line out of St Anthony struck yesterday and were fired. With 50 Bulgarians from the tunnel joining them the depot last night was almost inaccessible between trains according to the Idaho Falls Post.
A complaint cites damaged lawns from loose cattle trampling yards on South Johnson and nearby streets. The nuisance may be brought before the city council for action to remedy the situation, with many new lawns already seriously harmed by stock both day and night.
Conditions Fine Superintendent Miller of the Fort Hall Indian agency visited the city last evening and said activity on the tract has revived. He noted greater Indian interest in development due to the federal government supplying additional equipment this season.
Hon. Addison T. Smith will deliver an illustrated talk in the YMCA gymnasium next Saturday night on Washington the Nation s Capital. The lecture will use many colored slides to show features of Washington. Both ladies and gentlemen are invited.
The mayor of Philadelphia issues an official statement noting the liberty bell will travel through Pocatello on July 11. Exact arrival hour unspecified as railroads plan fast timetables to allow a one hour stop in the city.
All members of the class attended a faculty entertainment at the Congregational church last night honoring the seniors. Roses adorned the decorations and the event was praised as exceedingly pretty and memorable for the graduating class. Superintendent Sidery served as toastmaster with several prominent classmates delivering speeches.
County Attorney C Douglas Smith filed complaints against William Ravas and Gus Pappas for maintaining a common nuisance at the Elk and Apex resorts in violation of local option laws. The places oper ated under an injunction, and the attorney will present the case to Judge Gubeen for action.
George W. Larkin of Larkin Sons undertakers Ogden and D E Johnson close a deal to purchase the Van der Schuit establishment in Ogden. Johnson represents the firm in the transaction as the sale proceeds.
A Cincinnati institution graduate will serve as local manager here and oversee several improvements. Mr Larkin will stay in the city during this period while showing strong interest in Pocatello as a notably active northwest city.
D D Pratt appeared before Probate Judge Bell with two young children seeking placement in private homes in Blackfoot rather than Boise's Children's Home. The request was granted but the father was later found on the street intoxicated. the children will be placed in the Home once located. The couple had separated and requested proper care for their offspring.
Foreman Charles Lamor and an experienced fisherman return from Mackay claiming modest catches and lost line weight. The piece also highlights Robert Edeson in Man's Prerogative at the Orpheum with Mary Alden drawing praise and fan letters.
Three youths admitted gambling by playing pea pool at ten cents a cue this morning and were fined ten dollars each. One player absent from the game was released for lack of evidence. Other items note trespass charges, bootlegging detentions, and Buick’s 1916 six cylinder lineup including the Model 55 upgrade and the Model 45 five passenger car set for popular pricing.
The Evening Star reports Idaho youth James B. Wallis edited Georgetown University’s senior yearbook The Domesday Booke, dedicating it to Chief Justice Edward D. White on the fiftieth anniversary of his class. The volume exceeds 400 pages, printed in duotone on India tint, bound in black morocco with gold title.
A unique burglar known as the First Friday Burglar has repeatedly broken into the same Chicago apartment on the first Friday of each month. For 21 months he has not missed a daytime entry or exit via the front door, prompting speculation about a planned twenty-second visit tomorrow.
Chicago police warn of a famed burglar who has operated since August 1913, known for entering Lexerd apartments on the first Friday of each month. The 21 year old, tall and well mannered thief has avoided harm by speaking calmly and escaping through the hallway door after each侵. Police fear a repeat break in if he succeeds tomorrow and urge vigilance.
At Princeton University a group of seniors works to improve their swimming to avoid forfeiting their diplomas. The article notes many have dreaded the water and are scrambling to overcome this last hurdle before graduation.
Students face a strict rule requiring swimming 200 yards and mastery of the back stroke for graduation. Classmates cheer as they struggle, buoyed by hope more than knowledge of swimming techniques.
Church delegates from nearly every denomination in the United States gathered in Atlantic City on June 3 for a two day conference on better cooperation of religious bodies. The meeting is directed by the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America with delegates from Sunday schools Bible classes educational organizations missionary societies brotherhoods the Y M C A Christian Endeavor and other youth leagues.
Dr. Eric Zoepffel-Quellenstein, longtime German consul general for the southern states, is transferred to the northwest with Seattle as headquarters. He has served fifteen years in Atlanta and attaches no special significance to the move.
A $20 reward is offered for information leading to the discovery of persons taking potted plants from graves in Crookston Minnesota. Also noted is a notice to High Alumni Merits and a banquet planned at the Commercial Club rooms on Thursday at 8 30 p m with Mrs Wf Smith president.
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