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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
5
Artie Forrest arrived from Texas and signed by manager Tommy Fitzpatrick to play the rest of the season for the Pocatello Indians. Forrest, an outfielder and catcher, comes highly recommended and reported for practice at Brady Park last evening.
John Hederstrom and F. W. Genisch depart for Yellowstone to open the Short Line station for the summer. The first help train to be used in the park season goes north June 12 and the first tour train to the park runs June 19. Preparations are under way for a very heavy season.
At the regular meeting the Elks announced a summer schedule changing meetings to twice monthly on the first and third Fridays. The next meeting will be Friday June 18 with a large class of candidates expected.
Manager William Moran and A B Wallington of the Commercial announce that Wednesday and Saturday dances will be discontinued for the summer. The events have been popular and will resume in early fall.
Charlie Hong owner of the Grand restaurant is said to have assaulted a Mexican who refused to pay a meal ticket. Hong was arrested for assault and battery, released on a $10 bond, and faces an evening court session. Also, John Batchelor faces court on a 1919 auto license charge, and C. R. Johnson on speeding, both released on $10 bonds and due in court tonight.
Gate City Commandery of Knights Templar will meet Tuesday evening to confer the B C degree on a number of candidates, per an announcement from Recorder Harry B. Hamilton.
Secretary Finis Bentley promotes the big Rotary dinner at Bannock hotel on Thursday with guests the ladies and the Twentieth District Rotary Glee club from Logan. The glee club performs at the Auditorium after the dinner and business session, inviting the Pocatello music lovers to attend a concert not to be repeated.
The men of the faculty at Poca Tello High School and Superintendent Walter R. Siders plan a short fishing trip Monday with preparations for a large catch.
The Idaho Technical school held commencement exercises with a large crowd. Horace Doty earned two awards including the Theodore Turner for oratory and the wood and metal prize. Several graduates, certificates, and diplomas were announced, with Captain Norman Allen Imrie delivering the address and Prof. Norman B. Adkison presenting the class.
Mr and Mrs E A Krussman returned from Sidney Nebraska after two weeks visiting friends and relatives. Miss Jennie Oldham resigns as Y M C A secretary stenographer and heads to California to live with her parents. Charles Neeley of Twin Falls Idaho Power visits Pocatello with Mrs Neeley and children bound for Salt Lake. Several locals and visitors are noted including Mrs Beatrice Krussman Miss Louise Paul Hulda Ise and others with plans for travel visits and relocations.
The six act adaptation of Zane Grey's The Desert of Wheat is showing at the Orpheum this evening for the last time in a double feature with The Great Umbrella Mystery and Lampoons. Cast includes Roy Stewart Robert McKim Joseph Dowling and Claire Adams.
Orpheum presents Beautiful Norma Talmadge tomorrow in her six act drama The Woman Gives which is hailed as the best in the Talmadge series. Also showing are Kolin comedy Grab the Ghost and Topic of the Day as additional features.
Patty Arbuckle returns with The Garage and Mary Miles Minter stars in Judy of Rogues Harbor at the Strand. The two-reel comedies draw large crowds and close tonight.
Cecil B. DeMille's lavish Paramount drama Old Wives for New heads Strand's lineup tomorrow and Monday. Stars Gloria Swanson Elliott Dexter and Theodore Roberts headline the married life saga setting a new screen standard.
The Orpheum in Pocatello will show Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde starring John Barrymore next Thursday to Saturday. The program also features Harold Lloyd’s two reel comedy His Royal Slyness, promising a highly talked about bill for movie fans.
Retort Oak heater and Clark jewel gas range with heater and water jacket offered in A-1 condition. Located at 221 North Harrison. Subscribe for the Tribune and get News of the County Seat.
Mr and Mrs B F Anderson of this city receive a telegram from Felix Browoski president of the Chicago Musical college praising Adelaide for winning the diamond medal at the final competitions. Adelaide aged 17 completed her first year at the Chicago Musical college and is noted for exceptionally high work. Mr Anderson manages Gem State Oil and Products company. Tail end notes mention fishing at streams near Pocatello and travel updates for Lyman Fargo and Glen O Perkins.
Congregational Church at N Garfield and Lagder opens Sunday school at 9 45 led by L W Brainard superintendent A morning worship at 11 features a pastor sermon Soprano solo by Mrs N Aber and special pipe organ numbers by Mrs J M Hartong Evening worship at 8 includes a 20 minute scripture exposition Two reels of moving pictures shown Perez Co H Cleaves pastor invites all to attend Regular Sunday activities promote a pleasant evening.
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