Blackfoot Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Mrs. L. B. Ware and family return from Los Angeles. Alfred Ware back from the Far East. Amelia Hensen returns from Utah A. C. for the summer. Grace Peek and Veek visit—Danish violinist advance agent tours Gulf states. I. H. White returns from California, plans short stay. Blackfoot hosts outings to Indian Springs with numerous families. American Legion delegation to Pocatello. Commander Owsley to speak in Blackfoot. Funeral today for Frank Just. Blackfoot people travel to Lava Hot Springs and Ogden Logan. various residents attend gatherings and visits.
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Grace Peek
E. T. Peek
Downey Events Highlight Portneuf Stake Conference
The Portneuf Stake conference drew the largest attendance of recent events with keynote speaker J. G. Kimball of Salt Lake and local participation. Rev. C H Cleaves delivered the baccalaureate address to five to six hundred graduates and patrons. Cheese factory opening in Downey reported 2800 pounds of milk received first day due to can shortage. Out of town speakers Ben Ross and John T Cane III scheduled for Saturday Black and White day.
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C. H. Cleaves
Pocatello
Downey
Ben Ross
John T. Cane, III
Logan
Carey V. McFarland
Robinson
Pennsylvania
Misa Emily Peters
Philadelphia
Downey School
Miss Peters
Thelma Brian
Albion
Miss Leone Bassil
Local notes from American Falls and surrounding towns
Special to the Tribune reports arrivals and departures of residents and visitors in American Falls Idaho. Dorothy and Janet Schiltz, students at Ohio Wesleyan College, are due home June 12. Gustavesen of Los Angeles visits Rockland valley on business. Edwin Stuart returns from Gooding College. Erin Coon visits from Idaho Tech in Pocatello. David Potter of Salt Lake City arrives for a few days and will transact business in Rockland. Mrs. D. W. Davis and her two sons from Boise visit friends here. George Miltenberger and family drive from Blackfoot for an outing at Indian Springs Natatorium. Paul Wins. American Falls-Games at Warm Springs Natatorium attract crowds from Pocatello Aberdeen and Rockland. An ice cream social will be held at the Methodist church Tuesday evening June 5 from 5 to 10 pm hosted by the Epworth League with musical numbers and diploma presentations by local officials. The senior class list includes Paul Rowe Alice Watt James Royal Allen Velma Byington Walton Cheney Ronald Dixon Leoma Dixon Frances Girard Arden Green Lucille Curtis Alice Liljequist Clark Green Beat rice Hale Detta Harris Nannie Howell Harold Hanson Clarence Roushell Mary Thornley Emery Watts.
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Indian Springs
H. L. Halgren
T. J. Johnson
James Ryan
Harold Sedgewick
Alta Sedgwick
Neil F. Boyle
F. Boyle
Stella
James Boyle
Arvene Boyle
Zeta Boyle
Eva Rogers
Lucile DeHart
Elizabeth Kennedy
Margaret Collins
E. M. Kennedy
Lawrence White
Virgil Stevens
R. W. Adair
M. B. Touhy
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Pocatello
Owsley
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
K. P. Hall
Frank Just
Brown-Eldredge
Lava Hot Springs
Mia
E. L. Nugent
Beulah Phelps
Jennie
American Falls
the Tribune
Dorothy
Janet Schiltz
Ohio Wesleyan College
Delaware
Ohio
TH. Gustavesen
Los Angeles
Calif
Rockland Valley
Edwin Stuart
Gooding College
Erin Coon
Idaho Tech
David Potter
Salt Lake
Potter
Rockland
D. W. Davis
Boise
Davis
C. F. Schiltz
Vrancis Davis
George Miltenberger
Indian Springs Natatorium
American Walls
California
Paul
American Falla
Warm Springs Natatorium
Aberdeen
Church
Harry S. Hamilton
Velma Byington
W. J. McAughey
Walton Cheney
W. H H. Gibbs
Rosen
Fidel J. W. Howell
Paul Rowe
Alice Watt
James Royal Allen
Ronald Dixon
Leoma Dixon
Frances Girard
Arden Green
Lucille Curtis
Alice Lilfettquist
Clark Green
Beatrice Hale
Detta Harris
Nannie Howell
Harold Hanson
Clarence Roushell
Mary Thornley
Emery Watts
Montpelier
Ideal Rench
R. M. Budge
Walis
Ideal Beech
Ideal Beated
Budge
Utah
Billiken Club
Harry Collipriest
Meredith
Burgoyne
Clark
Jay Meredith
Chas. Schmid
O. D. Toomer
Elmer Clark
BE. W. Toomer
Eugene Burgoyne
Clifford Toomer
Margaret Collipriest
FE. A. West
G. T. Club
Mesdames Taylor
Bryden
Mathiesm
Marshall
Wilcox
Cheney
Corbett
Stafford
Sloate
Seeright
Bolmer
Datesman
Mathis
Tom ‘Taylor
R. L. Nicholson
Mesdames Nowning
O. H. Groo
Ferguson
Hayes Groo
Goodman
MacClure
Brough
Schoper
Anna Horton
B. B
al Jones
Mesdames Nelson
Neusbaum
Horton
Quinn
Severn
Jones
Cushing
Chas
FB. Harris
Slackfoot
Ruth Robnson
Maggie Watson
H. Celfi
Idaho Is
James Gordon
George Schoper
Dollar day plans set for Montpelier June 15 and 16
Montpelier merchants announce a third annual Dollar Day with bargains on June 15 and 16. R M Budge of Walis will open Ideal Beach and confectionery, hiring a top Utah five piece orchestra for dances nightly. Social clubs hold meetings and entertainments as residents prepare for summer activities.
McCammon Hears Of Summer Travel And Local News
Paul Rowe leaves for Salt Lake for the summer. Miss Mabel Quinn to return to Wapton. Mrs. H. Riddle back from Green River. Miss Quinn honored at Gittins home with bridge party honoring her. Nearby guests listed. McCammon Woodmen lose to L and J 7 8 after late rally. Commencement exercises held for 1923 seniors at the opera house with 19 graduates.
Bancroft Social News Highlights and Theatre Benefit
Miss Mildred Potter of the Idaho Technical Institute visited her Bancroft parents and sister, returning Sunday. The Bancroft Theatre Club hosts a rural comedy A Country Kid at Harris theatre tonight to benefit the Bancroft Ward Primary association.
Notable visitors attend National Commander Owsley banquet
Jack Farriman and Joseph Lallatin traveled to Pocatello to attend the banquet in honor of National Commander Owsley of the American Legion and hear his speech. B W Largilliere and R J Dygert left for Pocatello for several days of business. Rich Whitman heads to Chicago from Walla Walla to finish music studies, escorted by E D Whit to Montpelier. Fishing at Blackfoot river drew crowds Sunday while de Behepper returns to streets after appendicitis surgery.
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E. D. Whit
Montpelier
Local Visitors and Departures at Lava Hot Springs
Miss Belva Gittens returned from McCammon where she studied this season. Bryn Miller of Sage Wyoming spent the weekend visiting. Francis McGuinn came back from Nevada after months away. Marguerite Ash returned after wintering in Pocatello. Mr and Mrs W R Godfrey left for Logan on business. Zmrys Williams became night clerk at Riverside hotel. Rosmery Quinn and Zelma Keath of Nampa visited over the weekend. Kay Williams left for California for an extended stay.
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Lava Hot Springs
the Tribune
Belva Gittens
McCammon
Bryn Miller
Sage
Wyo
Francis McGuinn
Nevada
Marguerite Ash
Pocatello
W. R. Godfrey
Logan
Zmrys Williams
Riverside Hotel
Iss Rosmery Quinn
Zelma Keath
Nampa
Kay Williams
California
Canary Second Sheets Idea
Classified line offers from The Tribute Co promote a practice sheet at the usual price. Contact phone 123 for details.
Sheriff of Bonner County Implicated in Poose Conspiracy
Boise June 5 Willi i rick, sheriff of Bonner County, indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiring with bootleggers to divide contraband whiskey smuggled from Canada. Arraignment postponed. case may go to fall term. Indictment cites a plan to seize liquor at Sandpoint and share proceeds, with multiple divisions and cross‑benefits among conspirators. Also noted are convictions of two white slavers and brief agricultural weather updates in the region.
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Willi Irick
Haps Gane
Federal Grand Jury
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United States
KE. G. Davis
Coeur d'Alene
Bonner County
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Idaho
Spokane
Sandpoint
Sheriff
Davis
Shoshone
C. J. Wilson
Declo State Bank
Clyde A. Burton
Ben Kress
Kress
John
Lewis Zachariah
Well Known Pioneer Hager Dies in Montpelier
Charles H. Hager, 68, died Friday at Montpelier hospital after four weeks illness from arterial disease and high blood pressure. A Watertown native who lived in Wyoming's hills, he served Montpelier as peace officer, chief of police, city clerk, and justice of the peace. Funeral held at Williams Chapel with Masonic rites. interment at Montpelier cemetery.
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the Tribune
Charles H. Hager
Montpelier Hospital
Mr. Hager
Watertown
New York
Empire State
Wyoming
Westernyoming
Old Spur Cattle Company
King Solomon Lodge No. 27
A. F
A. M
Hager
Quebec
Canada
Williams Undertaking
Masonic Order
Montpetier
Heavy rains assure good wheat crop in Power County
The brief reports that include American Falls note general rains over the past week have boosted wheat prospects across Power County. Observers from grain men and farmers say moisture and late sowing have helped create what may be one of the best crops in county history, despite minor frost risk from light Friday snow on high mountains.
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Rockland Valley
Here
Urbon Valley
Pleasant Valley
POWER
American Falls
the Tribune
Dee
Funeral Sunday for Georgetown Settler John H Hess
Funeral services were held Sunday for John H Hess a pioneer of Georgetown who died after hip injury complications at Montpelier hospital. Born Salt Lake May 14 1850 he moved through Morgan Utah to Georgetown and served as ward teacher and long time Sunday school assistant superintendent. Survived by wife and four sons Gilbert Wilford Harrison George Hess. Interment in Georgetown cemetery.
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Gilbert Hesse
Willard
Utah
Wilford Hess
Georgetown
Harrison
George Hess
Montpelier
Hess
Alma Hayes
Pleads Not Guilty to Murder of Wife in Idaho
Melvin Blackburn entered a not guilty plea to a first degree murder charge in Twin Falls on Monday at 10 30. He allegedly poisoned Cecil Hurst Blackburn with bichloride of mercury. Preliminary hearing set for 10 o clock Thursday. body view occurred, funeral held Sunday.
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Melvin Blackburn
Cecil Hurst Blackburn
Grossman Undertaking
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