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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1916
Page
5
C O Pierce Idaho delegate to the progressive national convention departed for Chicago after being jored here by several delegates from the state. C B Ouderdonk and friends left for Arco to fish for speckled beauties tomorrow.
Easton attorney Carl Barnard left for Illinois to visit his parents for two to three weeks. He hopes to travel to Chicago to attend a major convention show.
Sunday morning at 11 o clock at the Presbyterian church corner Lewis and Fifth avenue. The program includes songs recitations and a small play highlighting the need of Sunday schools. Public is welcome to attend.
Will Tour Park-Today’s T. E. Bower and family with Miss Estella C. Giebel and Miss Minnie Ford leave for Yellowstone country on a six week outing. They also plan a trip to Colorado. Joan Ford and family will join later for the same excursion.
The Idaho division safety committee held its regular monthly meeting in the committee room in the freight case facility this morning and discussed matters of procedure and safety programs.
Attendance at the meeting was recorded by A B Stevenson, superintendent of the Idaho division of the Short Line. Dr J D Studdart of American Falls visited Gate City, noting a building boom and optimistic mood as W M Randall accompanied him.
A. Krussman, general secretary of the Y M C A, returned from an extended eastward tour visiting Cleveland New York and Washington. He attended the international Y M C A convention in Cleveland last month which drew upwards of 4000 delegates. He noted broad convention coverage of Y M C A work including aid to foreign armies. The association claims branches in trench and prison camps of all warring nations except Turkey and reports forty one camps on the French front lines. He enjoyed the trip but is glad to be home.
Classified note from Com State Jarsher Co. seeks to secure a coal order. Public listings show a trade inquiry and potential supplier details.
The Methodist Church holds a full day program with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and services at 11:10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Mr W H Cleare will give the address with Mrs Sanders providing a solo. Epworth league gathers at 7 p.m. A stereopticon lecture by Capt Lorenzen showcases about 180 slides tracing the Salvation Army from its origins to present work. Public invited.
Corner Lewis and Fifth Avenue holds Sunday school at 10 a m Children Day exercises at 11 a m Young Peoples society at 7 p m Evening service at 8 p m Public invited Pastor M E Lindsay signs the notice
Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 a m. Worship topic Second Wind at 11 a m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p m. Gospel service Among Thieves at 8 p m. You are invited to all services. North Pocatello and Fairview meetings at 2 30 p m. Joseph Mackenzie conducts.
The Sunday school opens at 10 a m with a sermon at 11 a m on The Heart of the Gospel. An evening lecture at 5 p m discusses The Ideal Home led by Pastor M L Hutton.
Morning service at 11 o clock with Holy Communion and sermon. Evening prayer at 8 o clock led by Rev. Howard Stoy.
Christian Science Church at 143 N Fourth Ave invites all to services Sunday at 11 a m and Wednesday at 8 p m with Sunday school at 10 a m The Sunday topic is God the Only Cause and Creator All are welcome to attend
The free reading room is open from 2 to 5 in the afternoon daily except Sundays.
The First Ward led by M. A. Pond and two other wards announce joint missionary services every Sunday at 7 p m in the First Ward church on Second Street. Details list meeting houses, Sunday schools at 10:30 a m, sacrament services, priesthood, Relief Society and various age-group meetings with days and times.
Morning worship at 10 a m with Communion at the close. sermon on Highest Standard of Love. Evening evangelical service at 7 p m followed by YP A activities. Pastor Cc S Tunnele extends a cordial welcome to all.
Classified ads highlight steady demand for efficient workers across industries. Bright ad copy signals available roles, firms seeking quick helpers, and salary ranges urging applicants to act fast.
Miss Redfield of Kamiah Idaho a college graduate with years in rural trade and high schools completes a second term as Nez Perce county superintendent She supports the absolute advancement of the state superintendent office and a unified state school administration plan.
The Building Committee of Pocatel lo Lodge B P O Box 674 invites proposals to lease the barber shop in the new temple on North Arthur Avenue. Public and members entrances are specified. thirty six top floor rooms to be rented before July dedication. Furnished hot water and electric fixtures available. Proposals to Wallin or Hughes in Oanee.
City Treasurer Kate Toombs announces payment of all General Fund 1915 warrants issued by the City of Pocatello. Warrants will be paid upon presentation at Bannock National Bank in Pocatello Idaho with interest from date of registration through May 27 1916.
City Treasurer announces warrants of Lateral Sewer District No 9 will be paid on presentation at Bannock National Bank in Pocatello Idaho with interest calculated from the date of registration to May 27 19186.
Two young elk were seen in the Gibson Jack Creek locality with others believed nearby. Deputy Game Warden J R Lehr reports continued wanderings while quail in the same area are thriving and heard each morning. Reports from sportsmen prompted The Tribune to request sightings whenever elk are spotted.
Classifieds cannot be handled after 1 30 p m with the deadline set for tomorrow. Ads seek work opportunities and match seekers to jobs in a concise local notice.
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