Local Brevities and Upcoming Events
Indians prepare to face Bancroft Dry Farmers next Sunday afternoon on the local grounds. Gate City Ca plans tomorrow night to confer the Black Cross degree. Bids for a project remain under advisement with bids likely to be reissued soon. Mason chapter meeting tonight to confer the P M and M E M degrees as weather warms. Boise shoot set for June 16 17 and 18 with prize money and competition details to be released.
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Indians
Bancroft Dry Farmers
Gate City
Boise
Idaho
Pocate
New Girl Arrives at Dolbeer Home at 7:15
An eight door ar rived at the home of Mr. and Fred J. Dolbeer at 7:15. All interested are doing nicely.
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Fred J. Dolbeer
New Time Card Hints at Upcoming Short Line Schedule
Local Short Line offices received word of a new time card with an expected schedule announcement soon. The update suggests changes in timetable and routing are forthcoming for operators and passengers.
Safety First Committee Meets in Y M C A Rooms
The Safety First committee of Short Line, part of the Oregon Line, held a regular session this afternoon in the Y M C A rooms.
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Safety First
Safety First Committee of
Short Line
Oregon Line
Samms Moves Office to East Center Street
Engineer W. A. Samms has relocated his office from the Auditorium room to 27 East Center street. Judge Knowles now occupies his former location.
Dissolution Petition Halts Catello Garage Corporation
The Catello Automobile and Garage petitions the district court to dissolve the present corporation. No further details on the petition or parties are provided in the readable text.
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Pocatello Automobile & Garage
District Court
Road Commissioners Review Road Issues in Virginia Visit
Officials remain in session and discuss road matters. Tomorrow they plan a trip to Virginia to investigate grievances in that area.
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Virginia
Progressives Meet to Organise Foeston Chapter
Local progressives gathered at C. Pierce's office last evening to take the necessary steps toward forming Foeston 2 onr ganization. The meeting, held during the late hours, occurred on June 10th at the Saas tx ek renin.
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A C. Pierce
National costume exhibit at Pond Brothers store
The second in a series of national costumes is shown at Pond Brothers North Main Street grocery. A Swedish dress labeled "Em flicka frau Dalleme" is displayed among a general wash day assortment of wares.
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Pond Brothers
Lava Springs Bids Presented by Advisory Board
Yesterday the advisory board met to review seven bids for the construction project. Members Fargo Edwards Murphy and Terrell were present as bids were opened and evaluated.
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Lava Springs
Fargo
Edwards
Murphy
Terrell
Magnet car spotted missing after morning transit
A magnet car was observed here this morning and taken out on route No 5 to a meeting point with No 18. It was boarded by yn Strahorn of Harriman Electric Lines, who has been involved with western state matters.
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Yn Strahorn
Harriman Electric Lines
Illness News From Pocatello Official’s Family
Word from the family of Leon M a former city clerk of Pocatello says his son is very ill. Members of the family left for Boise this morning. Mrs. Nielsen, mother, and Mrs. Fred P. Holst, sister of Mr. Mollinelli, left on No. 6.
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Leon M
Pocatello
Boise
Nielson
Fred P. Holst
Mollinelli
Lovers of colored women fined and ousted by judge
Fast-Four member Maca and companions were fined 75 dollars each by Judge Moyes after being chased into police court. Not deemed worth their board, they were ordered to leave town and boarded the next train to Butte.
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Maca
Moyes
Butte
Academy domestic arts exhibit during senior play and graduation
An exhibit of plain and fancy sewing by students of the domestic art department of the Academy will be shown this evening before and after the senior play and again Friday evening before and after graduation exercises. The public is cordially invited.
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Academy
Elks Lodge Installs Norman as Secretary
At a regu lar meeting of the local lodge Al Norman formerly of the Bannock hotel and current steward for several weeks was installed as secretary to succeed R O Graham who resigned.
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Norman
Lodge of Elks
al. Norman
Bannock Hotel
R. O. Graham
Y M C A Board Meets Over Dinner Discussion
The board of managers met Monday night with D Worth Clark presiding. All affairs under board jurisdiction were discussed during a dinner, and many matters of interest were taken up.
Bridge Club Recital Yields Rose Themed Session Prize
The Tuesday Bridge club met yesterday with Mrs. William White at 255 South Arthur. The afternoon featured a rose color decoration and excellent refreshments. Mrs. Simon Lewis won the club prize.
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Bridge Club
William White
South Arthur
Simon Lewis
Judge Grants Graceful Rite In Brief Ceremony
His honor delivered a solemn binding ceremony with swift efficiency and public congratulations. The piece notes the judge’s prerogative and the dignity of the occasion.
Important Session One at Poca Tello District Preachers Meeting
The Evening session opens at 8 o'clock with Bishop Naphtali Luccock of the Methodist Episcopal church delivering the main address. He is described as a prominent leader with strong presence and intellect.
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Pocatello District
Naphtali Luccock
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bids Rejected for Federal Building Construction
Dispatches from Washington report all bids for the proposed federal building were rejected and returned to the department. The department requires that bids be resubmitted with revised proposals and proper specifications. The notice outlines the need for compliant bids and resubmission deadlines.
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Washington
Federal
Department
Police Court Docket Shows Six Gaining Work Or Travel
Six defendants appeared in the police court this morning. One scrapper and one person charged with reckless shooting were present. A Chinese man described as aiming a long revolver was acting nonchalant, claiming he intended to target the other man during the incident.
Woman Seeks Nullification After Daughter’s Elopement
A Missouri woman seeks to annul her daughter’s marriage to Loyde W. Wheeler after the young couple ran away from Rawlins in Wyoming. The mother, Mrs Stevens, claims Wheeler spirited her daughter away, while the girl, said to be under fifteen though claiming eighteen, has evaded legal action as the case continues.
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Rawlins
Ryoming
Loyde W. Wheeler
Stevens
Wickiup Out The Wickiup Year Book For Idaho Academy
The Wickiup year book issued by the Academy of Idaho senior class is printed by the Tribune. It spans over a hundred pages on Indian tint stock. It reflects credit on the student body with much of interest to graduates and others. It features personal engravings cartoons on headings and a thorough compendium of information about the institution.
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Wickiup
Academy of Idaho
The
Tribune
Tho
Furnished room for two men in modern home
For rent a furnished room in a modern house at 620 North Arthur. Suitable for two gentlemen. Includes shared living spaces and amenities.
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North Arthur
A Case of Gratitude in a Tennessee Tale
An old possum hunter in the Cumberland mountains tells a humorous tale of gratitude shaped by a quarrel with a bragging Arkansaw stranger. After a clash of brawn and wit, the hunter wins with help from a loyal mule, leaving the Arkansaw man to return home defeated in a comical ending.
Valley of Death on Java Island Raises Danger Limits
Explorers describe the Valley of Jeth on Java as a half mile wide oval gorge with a thirty five foot depth. Carbonic acid gas heavier than air settles at the bottom, killing animals and fowl instantly. humans are not immediately affected but entry is deadly and exploration is limited. The floor shows bones and no vegetation, with openings thought to be near hill bases. Floral piece notes hollyhock’s stubborn growth and ornamental challenges. Purely Personal column lists residents and visitors in Idaho and nearby areas with brief movements and engagements.
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Java
Lineage Gaps Among Famous Historical Men
The article notes that many great men have no living male descendants. It lists figures such as Chaucer, Shakespeare, Milton, Pope, Washington, Nelson, Pitt, Bacon, Locke, Newton, Hume, and Garrick, noting their direct male lines have ended.
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Chaucer
Shakespeare
Spencer
Milton
Cowley
Butler
Dryden
Pope
Cowper
Goldsmith
Byron
Moore
Sir Philip Sidney
Walter Raleigh
Drake
Cromwell
Hampden
Monk
Peterborough
Nelson
Bolingbroke
Walpole
Chatham
Pitt
Foz
Burse
Washington
Canning
Bacon
Locke
Newton
Davy
Hume
Gibbon
Macaulay
Hogarth
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Sir Thomas Lawrence
David Garrick
John Kemble
Edmund Kean
Why Memoirs About Living Celebrities Sell
A Harvard professor explains why recollections of living celebrities draw readers. A friend warns that living subjects may retaliate, recalling details about the author as the book progresses. The exchange highlights the risk of memoirs centered on current famous figures.
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Harvard
New York Tribune
Weather Summary for Pocatello Idaho June 4 1913
U S Weather Bureau report for Pocatello Idaho covers 24 hours ending 6 am. Today's high and low temperatures are missing but the record shows mean temperature 61 and departure from normal. Precipitation since January 1 totals 5.90 inches with monthly and daily readings to follow. Official in charge A R Teeple notes cloud conditions and wind from SW.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
Janne Tlighost
Norm—L
Eottring
A. R Teeple
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Sydney Smith
the Tribune
Cumberland
Arkansaw
Zeb White
Tennessee
Bates
Gwine
Pearl
Providence
Bresh
Ark
Zeb
Isaac Thorne
Lava
Phil Averitt
Upper Valley
Idaho Falls
James A. McGee
Nampa
Wp Mellyingi Oes
C. C. Dietrich
Anthony
Buffalo Inn
Island Park Country
A. H. Hardy
Peters Cartridge Company
Bert Acker
Yellowstone
West
Panama
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