Sportsmen lay plans for the hunting season
Blackfoot June 6. Dingham County Sportsmen's association met with President A T Springer. Rabbits harm crops in Springfield Pingree district and a rabbit drive was set for Sunday. Members urged press notices and rides for those needing transport to the Meab and Thiitee streets corner. Main drive target is the W Snyder place at Springfield. A membership drive is planned to fund fish care at the Meader hatchery. Aberdeen association may join with Bingham. Nelson Cox seeks approval to establish a private pond at Wolverine. support pledged. Deputies note farmers posting lands. members urged to verify hunter membership before entry. Violations bring penalties. Fall reservations require sportmen's assent. Bannock county posts a $160 blanket bond for members, high bond for non-members.
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Tripine
Blackfoot
Dingham County Sportsmen's Association
A. T. Springer
Springfield-Pingree
Springer
Meab
Cingham County Association
Lewis Robbing
W. DD. Pierce
Aberdeen Association
Nelson Cox
Eherley
Wolverine
Cox
A. T Springer
Shoemaker
Daley
Firth
Shelley
Lewis Robbins
Uct
Bannock County Association
Church Delegates Would Interest Young People
A plan to further Episcopal church work among University of Idaho students who are members but lax in attendance was proposed to delegates at the Episcopal convocation and Women's Auxiliary meeting. Rev. Thomas Ashworth was re elected secretary and R B Butterfield of Moscow re elected treasurer. both reported as committees were formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roise
Episcopal Church
University of Idaho
Thomas Ashworth
Butterfield
Moscow
Stauffer Ranch Sold to Frank Jones & Sons
The Stauffer ranch in Bear Lake county near Noonan and Sharon, about one thousand acres of farm and grazing land, was bought this week by Frank Jones & Sons from Mrs. Sarah Stauffer Blechert. The 101 Ranch title reflects the new owners cow interests and livestock needs.
Salmon Rifle Clade Hosts Eighth Annual Salmon Bake
Salmon Rifle Clade distinguished itself by hosting the city’s eighth annual salmon bake last Wednesday night. The event served 208 residents at one table, with a meal praised as one of the best. Visiting guests included sportsmen’s clubs from Challis Mackay Blackfoot Idaho Falls Pocatello Boise Idaho Butte Montana and Salt Lake City Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clu
West
Challis
Mackay
Blackfoot
Idlaho Falls
Pocatello
Boise
Idlaho
Butte
Montana
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rotary Club Granted Charter for Montpelier
The Montpelier Rotary club received notice that the International association granted it charter number 2359. At a Wednesday luncheon in County, Charles Kear spoke on the topic of no more propping into the puradae and the Paaltyin lies. The event was arranged by Mrs. Mary Finan and the Murphy sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Sheriff Witty Captures Hartman in Butte County
June report notes Sheriff W W Witty of Butte County brought Ma Bert Hartman down from Area Fri ear cut $0 find on a petit crime case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrif W. W. Witty
Butte County
Mabert Hartman
Downey Community News and Local Visits Highlight June Events
An evening program for the M I A at the L D S church Sunday June 6 features Shirley and Howard Nelson in saxophone and duet, Bishop J D Stoddard of Grant ward, readings, and multiple duets. Town residents share visits, trips, and health updates including W D Williams undergoing a mastoid operation at 78, with steady recovery. Os Flint returns from Creighton University and local track stars are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCammon
Downey
W. C. Smith
Robin
Sam Pratt
Clifton
Archie Larson
Oxford
Misa Martha Sella
Pocatello
Twin Falla
Vern Kay
Swan Lake
Newney
Mar-Jean
Ailey Johson
Albion
State Normal School
Arley
Mdurrup
George T. Hyde
Salt Lake City
F. J. Porter
W .D. Willams
St. Anthony
Willams
L. C. Farr
Rimo
Farr
California
L. D
Lee Bloxham
Olson Garage Force
Orval Rose
General Hospital
Mary Fox
John Burrup
Grant
Osmond Flint
Omaha
Nebraska
Creighton University
Garretson Drug Store
Logan A. C
Radio Concert Pleasing Downey Event With Victrola Demonstration
The recital at the Petee home in Downey featured The Victor B Electrola via Morgan's officers with records from classical to popular. Fred A. Blaine and J. P. Whiden presented pieces despite less-than-ideal radio conditions. Attendees included Dr. Hartvigsen and spouse Bishop Hartvigsen and others from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Hadley Petee
John
Fred A. Blaine
J. P. Whiden
Hartvigsen
Bishop
Wa Hartvigsen
G. K. Webb
W. E. Burrup
Peter Christensen
J. D. Morgan
Geraldine Morgan
Seize Dinner Bridge Club Hosts Trout Dinner Start of Season
Dr and Mrs B H Hudson entertained the Seize Dinner Bridge club with a trout dinner before the game Thursday evening. Four tables played with high scores going to Mrs J R Ryan and Mr F C Christ. Decorations included peonies and roses at the Hudson home. Earl Weaver substituted for C C Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Hudson
Seize Dinner Bridge Club
Hudson
L. B. Dustin
Arco
J. R. Ryan
F. C. Christ
Earl Weaver
C. C. Clarke
Fhores Loveless
Salt Lake City
Mr. Loveless
F. T. Peck
Grace M. Peck
H. BR. Wallia
Mary Wallis
Rapid Creek
Pocatello
J. J. Ryan
A. PD. Backus
Ryan-Johnson
Island Park
Genevieve Backus
Marian Bell
Lttle
Jack Boyle
Mutinies and Revolts Reported Across Poland and Vilna Region
A Wolff Bureau dispatch from Warsaw says two recruit units mutinied near Vilna while unrest smolders in German and Austrian provinces. White Messian peasant groups in Vilna reportedly revolted against forced military service and the Vilna provincial governor warned Warsaw troops are needed to avert a wider outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Poland
Wolff Bureau
Warsaw
Vilna
Germany
Austria
Anid
Conservation of Water Plans for Shoshone Tract
North Shoshone water users met at the Grange hall and adopted a ten day irrigation moratorium between now and a set date to ensure a ten day run of the requis 70 per cent head. Richfield had set July 1 as the halt date. North Shoshone chose June 20. Canal directors discussed the plan with stockholders, with Quet Johnson opposing it while most North Shoshone users supported it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
North Shoshone
Richfield
Canal Company
Quet Johnson
Ridhfield
Engineers Plan Brady Hill Regrading for Union Pacific
Shoshone reports general engineer B. Stacy and an rights-of-way official at the county recorder office to discuss rerouting and regrading Brady hill east of Shoshone. The plan aims to reconstruct about four miles of track to ease heavy freight hauls for faster movements. Timing and details of start remain unspecified as the project moves forward with double tracking under consideration.
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Shoshone
B. €. Stacy
Union Pacific
Brady Hill
County Recorder’s Office
Union Pacific Company
Comoo
Editorial on Prohibition and Rising Crime in Idaho
An Idaho editorial argues prohibition failed to curb crime as inmate numbers surge nationwide. It cites Idaho’s penitentiary doubling since Prohibition and warns of mounting jail pressure, while noting broader political attacks and campaign tactics surrounding W. Scott Hall.
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America
State
Union
John W. Snook
Atlantan
United States
Idaho Penitentiary
Idaho
W. Scott Hall
Republican Party
State Board of Education
Supreme Court
Hall
Boise
Hailey
Miner
Idaho Water Shortage Claims Spark Local Rebuttal
Twin Falls Times defends regional water supply amid rumors of drought. The editor insists Southern Idaho crops and overflowing canals dispel shortages and urges cease of misleading reporting from eastern state sources. The piece notes potential concern only on the Salmon tract with no expected shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Twin Falls County
Salmon
Providence
Twin Falls
Shoshone Reports Busy Opening Day for River Fishing
Shoshone sent a large delegation of fishermen to the upper Little Wood and Big Wood valleys on opening day. Practically everyone who went out reports good catches and favorable watches for the season.
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Shoshone
Shohone
Little Wood
Big Wood
Idaho lambs go to market from Shoshone to South Omaha
Shipments of Idaho lambs from Shoshone branches of the Oregon Short Line began last week with eight carloads from Hagerman. A Hill City run brought 26 cars, eight loaded at Macon by J W Newman. Twelve feeder lamb cars were loaded at Gannett for Colorado. Top prices ranged from 15.75 to 18.65 at South Omaha Chicago and Denver markets saw 17.25 to 18.65 for Idaho lambs.
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Shoshone
Oregon Short Line
Fox Acon
Whic
Martin Curran
Hagerman
Hill City
Macon
J. W. Newman
South Omaha
Idaho
Chicago
Community Swimming Pool Discussed at Representative Meeting
Blackfoot June meeting of a dozen groups reviewed plans for a community pool. A committee led by W. C. Guile will develop plans and confer with the city council on location. Offers of gravel and a cement mixer were noted, with funds reported by Kiwanis and Camp Fire Girls.
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Fletcher Taylor
Blackfoot
Camp Fire Girls
The
Chamber of Commerce
L. D. S. Church
P. BE. 0
W. Oo. W
Knights of Pythias, Elks, Rotary
Business and Professional Women
Boy Scouts
Modern Woodmen
Bancroft Notes On Local Residents Travel
Mrs Walt Harris and daughter Viola return from Ashton Idaho Falls and Rexburg after several days visiting relatives. Miss Fern Davids spent days visiting Chesterfield. Miss Blanche Grimm returns from Salt Lake City where she has been at school. Roy and Mrs Davis return to Logan after a few days in Bancroft. Mrs Chris Call visits Pocatello then Chesterfield. Miss Phyllis Alley departs for Salt Lake City to stay with her aunt.
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Chesterfield
Phyllis Alley
Salt Lake City
Husband Accuses Wife of Extreme Cruelty in Divorce Suit
Dominic Gianchetta files for divorce in district court alleging extreme cruelty and desertion by Elizabeth Gianchetta. He cites marital distress, her refusals to reveal the dispute, and her expressed sorrow over the marriage. They wed in Patello on December 26 1925. There are no children or community property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic Gianchetta
Elizabeth Gianchetta
Pocatello
Fire Claims Six Children in Tucson Home Blaze
In Tucson on June 5 a fire at Colletano Villa's house killed six children trapped inside while a crowd watched unable to help. The mother, her oldest daughter, and a baby escaped. the blaze likely started from a stove spark and left the mother severely burned after she tried to rescue her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Colletano Villa
Babe Ruth Hits Nineteenth Home Run of Season
Babe Ruth belted his nineteenth homer this season, driving one over the right field wall in the third inning and driving in Gehrig. The Paso Doble is growing popular with dancers of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Gehrig
England
Ford Gas Saver claims 66 miles per gallon breakthrough
Walter Critchlow of Wheaton Illinois announces a Vapor Humidifier and Gas Saver patent said to boost mileage and reduce carbon buildup. He notes one Ford owner achieved 66 miles per gallon and offers free samples to advertise. Distributors sought with potential monthly earnings between five hundred and two thousand five hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Critchlow
H Street
Wheaton
Ill
Ford
Mr. Critchlow
Opening Dance of New Memorial on Thursday Night
Final arrangements for Bannock county memorial building opening dance on Thursday evening June 10. Ticket demand rises as 8 R O sign to be hung early. Memorial committee, Ladies auxiliary, and legion plan to give public full access to tickets and a top musical program in the lounge and balcony overlooking the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County Service Menu
Bill’’ Dohse
Mother Ash
Ladies Auxiliary
Legion
Auxiliary
Bannock County
Memorial Building Committee
Rotary and Kiwanis Cluba
Chamber of Commerce
The
Department State
Baggonbaggage Wins Latonia Derby At Latonia
Baggonbaggage won the Latonia Derby worth 24500 dollars for the owner. Boot to Boot finished second with Rhiner in third place. The race at Latonia covered a mile and a half in 2 minutes 32 1 5 seconds with six horses starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Baggonbaggage
Rhiner
Miss Lundgren to Give Recital Before Summer Departure
Miss Evelyn Lundgren longtime Adelaide Anderson school of music teacher will leave after term to study at Glenn Dillard Dunn school in Chicago. She will perform Friday evening June 11 at First Ward L D church with baritone W Clive Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Lundgren
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Glenn Dillard Dunn School of Music
Chicago
Miss Lundgren
Summer Session Opens at Anderson School of Music
The Adelaide Anderson school of music opens its summer term on June 12 and runs seven weeks to August 1. With Evelyn Lundgren and May Nissen away for study, regular teachers will attend, and a large enrollment is expected with many new students beginning this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Evelyn Lundgren
May Nissen
Crusader Wins Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park
Crusader carried Glen Riddle colors to win the $10,000 suburban handicap at Belmont Park. Stable mate American Flag finished second. Both are sons of Man O War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Crusader
Glen Riddle
Belmont Park
Pocatello Music Week Highlighted in The Billboard Review
The Billboard notes Pocatello Idaho Music Week sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce with concerts at Virginia Park and city auditoriums. Idaho Technical Institute Saxophone Band led by J C Gardner featured William Golecke as tenor soloist. Roosevelt Harmonica Band, Chaminade Chorus, and Adelaide Anderson School of Music students performed. Children from local schools sang as a week feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billboard
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce and
Chaminade Chorus
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Peterson's Ointment Ad Promises Pile Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a cure for piles and skin itching. It claims thousands testify to its effectiveness and notes price at 60 cents, from Peterson's Ointment Co. in Buffalo, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Peterson’s
Buffalo
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Idaho State News
Tribune Special
Herald
Sbaiman Herald
Bancroft
Babe's
G. Nicholas Ifft
Republican Central Committee
Precinet
Pocatello No
SVMS
Ccicdeer Vance Eed
Inkom
Caveeeed McCammon Aepecserarso
Arimo
Dowroy
Cleveland Ivins
Ett
Hawking
Hatch Thatcher Beere
Kelly
Etis Waa Ees Bok
Chester Field
Ooneesee
New Memorial
Latonia Derby
Camp
Tendoy
Eastern
Idaho Council of Boy Scouts
Pines
Mink Creek
Anderson School
Theatrical Review
Japan
Jim
Barrett Mieral
Gam
Pocatello Lumber Co
Benton
Second Ave
Pocatello, Ida
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