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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1931

Page

5

Marriage secrets at Uplands disrupt a joyous moment

Margaret Yorke reveals she is the long concealed wife of Cuyler Theobald after a telegram announces his death. Stan learns Jim Field is Theobald's son, and Shirley vows to contest wills and marriages while Margaret explains Trowbridge protected the infant.

Margaret Uplands Stan Stanley Shirley Rudolph Menlo Park Peggy Irwin Cuyler Cuyler Theobald Trowbridge Jim Theobald Mrs. Cutting Jim Field Paris California America New York

Utah couple wed at Lava Springs

Alexander Hill of Wellsville and Ella Burns of Salt Lake City were married in Lava Springs. They secured the first marriage license issued in Caribou county at Soda Springs since the new law took effect.

Lava Hot Springs Pocatello Tribune Alexander Hill Wellsville Utah Ella Burns Salt Lake City Caribou County Soda Springs

Southwestern Idaho sheepmen vote to cut wages

Southwestern Idaho woolgrowers at Boise meeting vote to reduce camp tenders and herders wages from 70 to 60 dollars, down to 50 dollars a month. They cite mounting costs and lower lamb and wool prices, and urge consolidation of herds, reduced interest on loans, and lower stock yard charges to stem losses.

Boise Idaho

Blackfoot Council Accepts Two Bids

The Blackfoot city council approved two bids at a June meeting. W E Bills Company won a tires bid for the city flusher at 365.15, and Pioneer Rubber through Blackfoot Hardware and Electric won a fire hose bid at one dollar per foot with a four year guarantee for 300 feet. The clerk was told to seek bids for gas and oil supplies and to install a free pump and tank on city property.

W. E. Bills Company Pioneer Rubber Company Blackfoot Hardware and Electric Company

Playground director appointed and audit approved in city council

L A Davis was authorized to submit an insurance audit at the next council meeting. Melvin Olsen was unanimously chosen playground director for two months from June 15 to August 16 at 150 dollars. He will supervise children ages 4 to 16, oversee the ward baseball teams, live at the city park house, and be provided lights and water. The sewer committee noted no funds were allocated for sewer extension.

L. A. Davis Melvin Olsen Olsen

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