Logan Nines Shut Out by Pocatello Indians in Listless Tilt
In a slow afternoon game at home, the Pocatello Indians defeated the Logan nine 3 to 0. Barthold pitched effectively for Pocatello, with Fortier, Derham, and Fox contributing to the scoring. Dorseh left for Kemmerer as lineup shuffles continue and a ministerial association clash looms at Academy of Idaho tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Fortier
Fitchers
Barthold
Pocatello Indians
Logan
Utah
Indians
Pocatello
Fox
Watkins
Smith
Derham
Fortier
Drysdale
A. R. Higson
Dorseh
Graham
Kemmerer
Ministerial Association
Academy of Idaho
Reed
Academy
Mr. Woodhull
Ministers
Logan AB
Poae Thorpe
Behiler
Nnes Watkins
Johnson
Featherstone
Parkinson
Stone
Bistline
Owens
Acne
Brezee
Freeman
Seeeee
Rf Sateen
Enane
Piano Duet and Solo Selections Featured Students
The program lists piano duets and solos by Bartlett Mooney OBrien Sylphide Chasse Infernale Rondo Capriccioso Roses de Boheme Lustspiel Faust Galop de Concert with performers Leatha Sheldon Celia Obrien Moore Turner Furey Steendah and others plus vocal pieces I Would Forget and Ventre a Terre. Mentions group pieces by Glee Club and chorus Hither Fairies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Mooney
O’brien
Pious
Herbert Samms
Misses McHan
Kbaed
Ee Jaell
Leatha Sheldon
Roses de Boheme
Misses Brew
Mooney
Miss Furey
Mr. Steendah
Les Rameaux
Masero and
Steendah
Galop
I. Glee Club
Ventre A
Terre Leatha Sheldon
Aspen miner and Colorado hotelier linked in family lines
The text notes Aspen, Colorado mining, Charles W. who runs a Thomasville hotel, and his daughter Mrs. Lapree of Oakley. It mentions a deceased wife who died in 1894, siblings in Hiawatha Kansas and Globe Arizona, and funeral arrangements by Lindquist undertaking parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspen
Colorado
Charles W
Thomasville
Colo
Lapree
Oakley
Hiawatha
Kansas
Globe, Ariz
Lindquist
Murder Mystery Deepens in Iowa Town
In Marshalltown Iowa James Hartley his wife and son were found murdered at their home six miles southwest of the city. Hartley’s skull was crushed by a heavy gas pipe nearby while Mrs Hartley and the boy had skull fractures. Ray Hartley an 18 year old son is arrested and held for investigation claiming to have spent last evening at his sweetheart’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
James Hartley
Hartley
Senate Passes Coal Land Disposal Bill
The Senate today passed the house bill authorizing disposal of coal land surface for agricultural purposes. The measure is considered very important and now awaits the president's signature to become law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Kick For a Juan De Fuca if you want a good cigar
The Daily Tribune presents a brief cigar offer noting the 50 cent monthly price. This line advertises a selection aimed at readers seeking a good cigar.
Inquest Postponed in Alma Kellner Case
The inquest in Alma Kellner’s case started in Louisville has been postponed to tomorrow or Wednesday. A suspect arrested at Bowling Green KY and brought to Louisville earlier today was not Verdling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Alma Kellner
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Foley's Kidney Pills Promoted In Idaho Drug Ad
Foley's Kidney Pills contain concentrated ingredients of proven value for relief and cure of kidney and bladder ailments. Temple Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins Drug Co Props Pocatello and McCammon Idaho are listed in the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Ferguson & Jenkins Drug Co
Props
Pocatello and McCammon
Idaho
Unlawful liquor sale witness pleads guilty before judge
A defendant charged with unlawful sale of liquor appeared Saturday before Judge Budge, withdrew a prior plea and entered a guilty plea. He faces sentencing later. Divorce suits are pending: Elizabeth Ford vs Charles Ford over alleged neglect and child custody for Leroy 8, Mary 7, Ivan 4. Gertrude Shelton vs George Shelton alleging desertion and abuse. Thena Hannigan vs Thomas Hannigan seeking divorce and name restoration. Standrod Terrell, Clark Budge, counsel.
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Budge
Elizabeth Ford
Charles Ford
Fords
Leroy
Mary
Ivan
Standrod & Terrell
Gertrude Shelton
George Shelton
Everlet
Minn
Thena Moomey
Sheep Kill Case Set for Trial at Jenkins Crossing
Joseph Gras seeks about 600 damages from Oregon Short Line railroad for the death of about 65 sheep at Jenkins Crossing near Arimo on June 6, 1906. The case, before District Judge Budge and a jury, will occupy most of the day with Ferguson & Terrell for the plaintiff and Clark & Budge for the defense. Liquor cases hearing dates also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Jenkins’ Crossing
Arimo
Joseph Gras
Budge
C. A. Lewis
E. C. Christensen
William Fife
Milton Robbins
James Fowler
Lee Merrick
E. G. Houde
William Laurenson
Frank Wilson
Harold Reubelmann
George S. Race
E. A. Potter
Ferguson & Terrell
Clark & Budge
Oakley Mason to Be Buried Here
John W. Irion died Memorial Day at Oakley and will be buried in the Masonic cemetery tomorrow at eleven o’clock from the Ash residence on North Arthur avenue under Masonic lodge auspices. The service will be led by Master M. Grundfor with Rev. F. C. Smith preaching. W. H. Cleare will handle lodge ritual. Irion, born August 7 1837 in Fayette County Ohio, helped pioneer early Denver and Colorado. he was a charter member of Colorado City Masonic Lodge 1863 and later with El Paso Lodge No 13 Colorado Springs. He died after a paralytic stroke while living with daughter Mrs B K Lapree on the Oakley ranch. Remains were brought here by his eldest son Jesse W. Irion who will settle in the city. he leaves four sons and one daughter including Elmer Trion Maywood Neb and John A. at [illegible].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Write Irion
Oakley
Denver
Colorado
Masonic
Ash
North Arthur Avenue
Masonic Lodge
M. Grundfor
Lodge
F. C. Smith
Episcopal Church
W. H. Cleare
John W. Irion
Fayette County
Ohio
Colorado City
el Paso Lodge No. 13
Colorado Springs
Idaho
B. K. Lapree
Jesse W. Irion
Jesse W
Elmer Trion
Maywood, Neb
John A
Millionaires Will Hunt in Arctic
New Haven June 6 Harry Whitney Whitney of this city and Paul J Kainey of Cleveland the millionaire turfman and polo player left for Sydney C B to join the Arctic ship Boethie they chartered for a hunting trip in northern latitude The trip is for hunting only and will last about three months They will travel with the Boethics crew led by Captain Bartlett a Peary expedition veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Harry Whitney Hunter
Paul J. Kainey
Cleveland
Sydney
C. B
Whitney Reit
Arctic
Bartlett
Peary
North Pole
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Pocatello Imeuv
Pete Derham
Fifty Academy of Idaho
al Brezee
Cloud
Diamond
Stark
Sheldon
van Ness
Allen
Duckering
Sorgatz
Patterson
Good
Bloom
Froman
General Storekeeper
Miller
C. Connors
Kinney
Berryhill
Redfern
Simpson
Woods
Academy Auditorium
Department of Music
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Muehlen
Part I
Galop de
Celia O’brien
Part
Lustspiel
Moore
Turner
O. Strauss
Faure
Piano
Faust
Martha
Keler
Bela
Ketterer
Ida Bistline
Kowalski
Mendelssohn
Klose
Alice
Tully
Ascher
Iowa
Daily Tribune
E. G. White & CO
William Stephenson
W. H. Mulligan
Stephenson
George Albrecht
George Jacobs
Harry Campbell
Henry Porterfield
Charles Leeney
Quick Service Messenger Company
Oakley Mason
Hood River
H. L. Griffin Co
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