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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
6
The City Council authorized Fire Chief Canfield to contract with Alameda village for one year of fire protection at 1500, up from last year's 1200. The increase cited growth and higher fire hazard as justification and a cheaper per capita rate than in Pocatello.
Five year old Bobby Walton son of Joseph Walton of 220 West Bonneville was struck at the corner of Bonneville and Hayes streets about 11 30 this morning by a truck driven by Morris Jorgensen. He was rushed to General hospital where an X ray showed the skull fracture. The police report says the boy darted from in front of a parked car as the truck pulled away. the collision was accidental.
The physician in charge stated this afternoon that the child's condition was serious, describing the situation as urgent and requiring continued medical attention. No additional details were provided about the case.
District Judge R. Baum set Monday calendar for June 6. Motions and demurrers to be heard first with cases including State v Edward Boyer alias Eugene Walden for murder in the first degree and BE v Clara Johnson Wood scheduled at 2 o clock. An order for 36 jurors was issued.
Mrs. C Pry of Arbon was a visitor in Pocatello yesterday. Paul Heinberger of Idaho Falls was a business visitor in the city today. Mrs. L. B. Marley of Robin visits sister Mrs. Cgieorge L. Mathews, 1331 North Harrison. Mrs. Elsie M. Watson of Los Angeles visits her brother W. Fisher, seriously ill at Lynn's hospital. Mrs. Clarence Quantrell of Aberdeen and Mrs. Lydia Springer of Blackfoot visit Mrs. T. 8. Vanderford, 249 West Clark. Mrs. M. Burdett, technician in Dr. J. K. Damron’s office, spent days in Shoshone. Miss Rebecca Capell, visiting her sister Mrs. G. W. Coler.
Eugene Young secretary of the Idaho Faille chamber of commerce is in the city for interviews with C A Goranson manager of the Merchants Po tive association about establishing a similar group. An old time dance is planned at Steely hall Saturday evening.
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