Local Briefs Among Dances, Appointments, and Auto News
Tonight at McNichols & Wright hall a public dance is held. Rev. W. Rexford to speak at Congregational Church tomorrow. St Joseph’s Church installs a fine new altar. Dr William Cure ton, Horace, and dispatcher Isenhard travel to Albion in a large Auburn auto. Masonic lodge to confer EK A degree tonight. Tomahawk yearbook issued by Pocatello High. Charles Hughart receives a Columbia Firestone auto. Slats Sanders visits Pocatello and meets county officials. Earl White Jr Al Higson Horace Whittlesey Ed White auto to Lava with a Buick. Track work starts Aberdeen spur toward Pingree for June 15 sale. City council meeting Monday. memory of Mrs Church observed. Harry Auer files Snowshoe Nos 1 and 2 mining claims. Trist Auto Company delivers and unloads model T Fords. Rev W H Bowler to speak at Baptist church tomorrow. Mrs Dottie McCredie affected by spotted fever. she goes to Salt Lake for treatment. Bishop Funsten to Salt Lake Cathedral tomorrow. Dr Dean Hamilton to speak June 5 at Baptist church. Gate City band to honor Jake Myers with farewell party. John Quinn injured in runaway near Lander street crossing.
For Sale Typewriter Oliver No 5 Cheap
For sale a new Oliver No 5 typewriter offered at a low price. The ad lists the item location as 427 West Lander.
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West Lander
Purely Personal Visitors in the Gate City
A list of visitors and residents in Pocatello and nearby towns includes M. E. Curtis of Boise, R. F. Doyle of Jerome, Imogene Madden from Caldwell, Dr. S. Grover Rich of Burley, Miss Charlaine Dwartherage of Kimberly, and many others. Names appear with hotel registrations at the Bannock and Monarch, business visits, and travels from Idaho Falls, Twin Falls, Salt Lake, and Chicago.
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S. Grover Rich
Burley
Charlaine Dwartherage
Kimberly
the Bannock
Breakfasts Then and Now
The author recalls old style mush with cornmeal and milk served directly from a tin scoop, set by mother in a simple kitchen routine. Now breakfast is a fancier process, measured by a box and bell, served with sugar and cream, costing more and prompting higher household bills.
Woodmen of the World Gather for Memorial Day Cemetery Event
All Woodmen of the World are urged to meet at the WO hall at 1 p.m. next Sunday June 5 to march to the cemetery for unveiling monuments and grave decorations of deceased members. All members, especially the team, should attend in uniforms. By order.
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W. O. W. Hall
First Requisite for Happiness
Tolstoy argues happiness hinges on a life in harmony with nature. He stresses open sky sunshine fresh air proximity to soil plants and animals as essential links to well being.
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Tolstoi
Lawn and tree sprinkling hours set by water company
Pocatello Water Company announces allowed lawn and tree sprinkling from 8:00 am to 11:00 am and 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm daily. No sprinkling outside these times is permitted.
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Pocatello Water Company
No Exercise and the Rush of Modern Life
The piece argues today’s fast pace causes nervous troubles though impressions and thought differ. It notes excessive reliance on cars elevators and travel leaves little physical activity. It laments constant rich heavy meals displayed before businessmen from morning to night as gluttony in urban life.
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Aldermanic
London
Haffey
New York Press
Now on Great Play Saint Elmo at the Grand
The current show lineup lists St. Elmo at the Grand Theatre. Also screening Bio Graph Kid at the Olympic, with admission details not provided.
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ST. Elmo
Kid
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W. A. Jones Dry Goods
McNichols & Wright Hall
Congregational Church
W. Rexford of Weiser
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Northwest
Albion
William Cureton
Horace
Isenhard
Masonic Lodge
Pocatello High School
Lava
Earl White, Jr
al Higson
Horace Whittlesey
Ed. White
Gate City
White
Pingree
Aberdeen
Harry Auer
County Recorder
Fort Hall
Portneuf Siding
Trist Auto Company
B. Trist
Rigby
Rands
Baptist Church
W. H. Bowler
Boise
Baptist
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Dottie McCredie
Bancroft
Salt Lake
Utah
J. B. Funsten
Episcopal Diocese of
Idaho
Pocatello
St. Mark’s Cathedral
Utah Guild of the Girls’ Friendly Society
Dean Hamilton
Idaho Baptist Young People’s Union
Sound
John Quinn
Quinn & Son Confectionery
W. A. Wright
Quinn
Lander Street
Mr. Quinn
Athletic
Toggery
Harry J. Peterson
M. E. Curtis
R. F. Doyle of
Jerome
Imogene Madden
the Pacific
Caldwell
E. A. Abbott of
Hammit, Ida
Funk
Ogden
Bannock
F. P. Snyder
Lafayette, Ind
The
Max Ottenheim
G. W. Fell
Idaho Falls
Monarch
Goldie Lewis
Seattle
Coast
R. S. Fessenden
Milner
John Hendrickson
Starry Hughes
Max Eddy
J. H. Crownover
L. M. Steger
Twin Falls
Rk. C. Farrell
L. A. Coate
P. J. Murphy
A. R. Wilson
W. M. Rush
George L. Price
William North
B. H. Prater
J. F. Fink
Portland
A. M. Thomas
Provo
W. H. Stone
James H. Wallis
State Pure Food
Preston
Upper Valley of the Snake
George Armstrong
Bell Telephone Company
Montpelier
George Fisher
George F. Sprague
Clinton-Hurrt Company
Hiver
Arco
BE. J. Hunter
Selectrie
Cassi County
Oakley
Henny J. Nelson
Oneida
E. Franklin
Omaha, IL
W. Champlain
Louisiana
D. L. Martin
Mississippi
Sanders
Joplin
Jacob Dahl
Mountainhome
Commercial
W. Derrick
Heise Springs
Sam Cox
T. L. Cox’s Shoe Store
Book Store
W. Center Street
Rexall
A. L. Cook
Ind
Daily Tribune
Blyth & Fargo CO
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