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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1929

Page

5

Elks Flag Day Service Promises Rich Program

Pocatello Elks hold annual Flag Day ceremonies next Sunday at 3 p m in the local temple. Roy L Black will present the history of the flag plus early flag duplicates, with the Elks drill team aiding and Walter Cleare delivering a patriotic address. Music by Mrs J H Masters Walter Peterson and university orchestra with soloists. Committee: Herry Wilbon and Joseph Jenkineor.

Pocatello Elks Elks Roy L. Black Walter Cleare Mr Cleare J. H. Masters Walter Peterson Herry Wilbon Joseph Jenkineor

Intoxication and Traffic Charges Lead May Arrest List

Police report 230 May arrests with 124 traffic violations. Other charges include 24 intoxication and 20 train riding thefts. fines total 627 dollars and liquor license proceeds 1,543 dollars. Four lost children were returned to parents.

L. A. Lehrl

University recital by Ruth Turner and Anna Mack at Frazierhall

University of Idaho Southern Branch music department presents Ruth Turner soprano and Anna Mack contralto with piano. Miss Turner and Miss Mack study under Mrs Nellson and Mrs Masters. Recital includes Schubert Grieg Beethoven Mendelssohn works and a two piano piece with Mrs Nellson at second piano.

University of Idaho, Southern Branch Ruth Turner Anna Mack Frazierhall T RR. Nelsson Music and Art Miss Turner Miss Mack Mre T RR Nethbon H Masters Ruth Turner der Erikxonig Schubert van Grieg Allegro Mennetts Mrs Nellson

Funeral Notice for James Purdie by MWA

All Modern Woodmen announce the funeral of James Purdie tomorrow afternoon. By order of the clerk.

James Purdie

Pocatello City Briefs Highlight Local Visits and funerals

Mrs. Robert Nourse and two daughters arrived from Cleveland visiting her sister Miss Dorothy Paris and aunt Mrs. D C McDougall. Helen Loux returns from Simmons College to spend summer with parents. Charles Loux at Harvard abroad. Funeral of William Bush held at McHan chapel with Archdeacon Sto officiating. Charles Collins from Gooding, a blind graduate and musician, guest of the Zweigarts.

Robert Nourse Pocatello Cleveland Ohio Helen Laux C. E M. Loux Simmons College Boston Charles Collins Gooding Charlies Zweigart Zweigarts Louis Petersen Mr. Collins Gooding School For the

Portneuf Road Gravel Hauling Bids Sought

County commissioners will receive bids at the court house on June 10 at 2 PM for hauling gravel to surface 2.6 miles of Portneuf road from near Gibson Jack Creek to the Portneuf River bridge. Forms available at the county surveyor’s office. In court, Nick Morris paid $1 forfeiture for alley parking. J E Holland Jim Hansen J Kennett and J Lemon each paid $1 for overtime parking. Erwin Wymer fined $25 and jailed for intoxication. Mrs Marguerite Blair and her daughter Parolyn are due to visit from Santa Maria California to see Mrs Green's parents Mr and Mrs C S Green.

Board of County Commissioners Portneuf Road Gibson Jack Creek Portneuf River Nick Morris J. E. Holland Jim Hansen J. Kennett J. Lemon Erwin Wymer Marguerite Blair Marguerite Green Parolyn Santa Maria California Green C. S. Green

Parker Kingston party returns from Arco fishing trip

Mr and Mrs George A Parker and Mr and Mrs Alfred Kingston of 824 North Twelfth returned Sunday evening from a fishing trip on a stream near Arco and report they caught the limit.

George A. Parker Alfred Kingston North Twelfth Arco

Horticultural Chief Bennett Heads to Boise Over Seed Potato Plan

F R Bennett head of the University of Idaho horticultural department traveled to Boise after visiting potato growers in the southeastern state region to discuss organizing seed potato producers.

F. R. Bennett University of Idaho Boise

Bancroft Leaders Convene to Reorganize County Clubs

Ralph Stuckey county boys and girls club leader and Miss John Pond county home demonstration leader hold a Bancroft meeting to reorganize clubs in the district.

Bancroft Ralph Stuckey John Pond

Funeral Services for James Purdie Thursday at 4 P.M.

Funeral services for James Purdie veteran Tribune employee and Pocatello pioneer will be held Thursday at 4 oclock at MecHan funeral home. The body arrived from Houston Texas on Short Line train 25 and will be viewed at 1008 North Hayes until 1 pm tomorrow. Archdeacon Howard Stoy will officiate with Knights Templar escort and Portneuf Lodge A F and A M at the grave in Mountainview. Interment is in the family plot beside his wife who died in 1923. pallbearers named.

James Purdie Tribune Pocatello Houston Texas Short Line MecHan Funeral Home Robert M. Purdie Delma E. Purdie Robert Purdie Ogden R. M Connor Janes Noctor Miles City Montana S. B Eggertson Salt Lake Howard Stoy Episcopal Church Gate City Commandery No Knights Templar Portneuf Lodge Mountainview Cemetery

Standrod Heads Local Music Organization

D W Standrod Jr elected president of the Poratello Music club for 1929 30 at a meeting held at Mrs I H Masters West Wyeth Several officers were named vic president James Campbell Jr piano professor at University of Idaho Southern Branch recording secretary Charles Wading treasurer and Mrs D W Sitancrod Jr corresponding secretary A social hour followed with Irish tenor Ralph Moore of Lansing Michigan and bass solo by Walter Peterson professor of voice at the Southern Branch conservatory

D W. Standrod, Jr Poratello

Foot Comfort Promise With Tig Bath

Sore feet find relief as Tig bath draws out acids and poisons reducing soreness from corns calluses and strained muscles. It claims to make tight shoes feel a half size larger and offers weeks of comfort for a few cents.

Visitors Flock to City Tourist Park in Idaho

Park caretaker Mrs F Kirkendall says business is picking up with 25 to 30 cars registering nightly for a week. Visitors from Idaho to Kansas praised the park as clean and well managed, calling it a Northwest standout. A Tacoma couple praised facilities in a letter to the Tribune. Also, a son born May 31 at St Anthony hospital to Mr Hubert S Gill and wife at 1115 East Clark Street. earlier report of a daughter was corrected.

F Kirkendall Idaho California Washington Nebraska Oregon Arizona Illinois North Dakota Kentucky Kansas Pocatello the Tribune D. Hopkins Tacoma, Wash Hubert S. Gill East Clark Street St. Anthony Hospital Gill

Mary Taylor Heads to Idaho Falls to Visit Granddaughter

Mrs Mary Taylor left yesterday morning for Idaho Falls where she will spend time with her granddaughter Mrs Glenn Molen and other relatives during the stay.

Mary ©. Taylor Idaho Falls Glenn Molen

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