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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
2
American Falls residents hosted a series of social events including card games and a 600 game party at Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Whitney homes. Attendees included Mrs. W. T. Oliver, Mrs. Beckstead, Mrs. Baum, Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. French, and many others with notices of later travels and graduations.
Bancroft special reports Grace Potter and John Argyle both of Bancroft plan a June 7 wedding in the L D S temple in Salt Lake. Potter, eldes t daughter of Mr and Mrs George Potter, works at the Bancroft pharmacy after passing a Boise state exam. Argyle, a prominent Bancroft rancher, will reside on his ranch after the ceremony.
McCammon events feature a Sunday Young Ladies and Young Men Mutual Improvement gathering at the L D S meeting house, plus baseball reports. McCammon loses to Inkom 11 to 12 and to Soda Springs 17 to 0, with details on pitchers, lineups, and upcoming games.
Miss M Eronson leaves for California and Miss Martha Cochran wed Clifford Mull in Blackfoot. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ray Eskelson. Dr J D Gillilan returns from Middleton after funeral of Mrs Oscar Moberly and son Glenn. Epworth league hosts a wiener roast by Snake River. Community events include a padres address by Dr Caroline Hedger and a Blackfoot Commercial Club meeting to plan Fourth of July celebration and road improvements.
In Soda Springs Idaho on June 6 Carl Sutherland of Pocatello visited relatives while the town noted a local ball win 17 to 6 over McCammon. The column lists residents and visitors and a lengthy crime docket with multiple forgery burglary and larceny sentences across several counties.
Idaho residents debated the fates of F. Pillard and 53 young men sent to the state penitentiary. Pillard received seven months in county jail plus a fine for running a Ponzi scheme, while 53 offenders, mostly 21 and under, faced prison terms from one to life for property crimes. The list names defendants and sentence ranges by county.
F M Sheppard of Lewiston is named to head the council of the American Bankers Association following a Sulphur Springs meeting. He succeeds Guy Bowerman of St Anthony. F F Johnson of Boise City National Bank returns from Washington and Boston and notes bankers expect improved conditions soon.
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