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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
7
The Elks held an initiation in the Judge room followed by a one hour musical program by Marguerite Devine Co. Miss Devine performed works she wrote. A banquet proceeded with guests as entertainers. Harry Fox spoke on the Portland grand convention set for July 13 to 18.
J Elliott a butcher at the Zweigart Market is at home nursing a cut hand after a knife he was using slipped during work yesterday while he was at war.
Arthur Petersen of the Petersen Furniture company was summoned to Salt Lake City last night due to the serious illness of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Charlotte Rampton.
Mrs. Howard G. Archibald accompanied by her mother Mrs Frank W. Thomas of Colorado Springs plans to leave Pocatello Sunday for her mother’s home to recover from injuries suffered in an automobile accident.
A. B. Mortenson, the salesman who sold the Star touring car to William Brookshire, says the claims in a Tribune report are false. He states Brookshire claimed an Idaho National Bank account and owned 160 acres valued at $600, with references to the National Bank of Idaho, Cohen Livestock, and Z C M I at Pocatello. Sheriff H W Henderson notes Brookshire denies making such statements and only signed papers when the car was delivered.
Portneuf to No 18 A F and A M will meet this evening in regular communication with full attendance requested. The Masonic Building Corporation board of directors meets tonight at the secretary's office in the Masonic temple. Mrs Clinton Ostrander to entertain the Ladies Auxiliary to the B of L P and E five hundred club Thursday afternoon at her home 415 North Tenth. Ladies to the B of R T meet regular session Paes dagen at 2:30 in the W O W
Miss Laura H. Parker executive secretary of the Council of Women for Home Mission of New York City will speak at an afternoon meeting in Pocatello. The event is led by Mrs J L Brady with tea to follow. a church delegation from Pocatello will attend. Parker will also appear at the Denver program of the national convention of social workers.
Lewis L. Lacey of Fostoria Ohio stage director here producing the American vaudeville revue will go to Lake Friday night for a brief visit. While there he will meet his brother who is en route to the coast.
An initiation event was held by the Knights of Pythias for the Exteilo lodge. Secretaries from the state convention were announced for June 17-18 with George Jorgensen F L Evans Ole Bates and George Fox listed.
W. P. McDonald of the Idaho Wholesale company departs tonight for Ita, Kansas, to attend the reaiag of his niece Miss Josephine McDonald later this week. After a brief visit there, Mr. McDonald and his...
The McDonald family including Mrs. McDonald and Mary Katherine with one daughter and son Ted will return to Poestello in an east purchased automobile. Delegates to the Mutual Improvement Association jubilee convention in Salt Lake City June 6 to 10 must register on arrival at the L D S Tabernacle. Delegates will get rallying point instructions for their respective stakes and the Utah fair grounds are set for campers during the convention.
The funeral for Mrs Clara Woodside wife of Jerry Woodside is set for Thursday at 2 30 PM at the A M E church with Rev Patterson officiating. Interment will follow at Mountainview under Schumacher and Hall company supervision.
The Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club will meet at 7 30 tonight at the local rifle range in the Ar area. Members plan a competitive session and practice rounds for members and invited guests.
The club will decide at this meeting the dates for outdoor shoots this summer as the outdoor range nears completion.
WANTED bachelor man seeks room and bath in a modern home. Willing to include lunch and dinner if centrally located. Address M Johnston General Delivery Pocatello J-3.
Notice of appeal to the supreme court filed today at the clerk’s office in the case of the Intermountain Association of Credit Menia, Milwaukee Mechanics’ Bank, and an insurance corporation. The district judge BH M Terrell presided. plaintiff won a judgment. The case concerns fire insurance on a garage at Gooding.
Canyon County records highlight L. L. Young as one of the county’s largest cattle growers. The visitor is noted in local accounts for his prominence in ranching, with emphasis on his holdings and regional influence.
A visitor from Pocatello told a Tribune reporter he knew the mayor from Canyon County days when he used to ride a carver. The claim ties current city leadership to earlier associations and local lore.
Sealed bids will be received until June for shelving and basement work at the Pocatello Public Library. Bids must be sent to T. C. Smith in care of the library at 543 Pa Hates. Telephone numbers listed 339-3 and 739-4.
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