Notary-Governor Commissioned and Local Notices
L. D. Brown of this city named notary public by Hawley. Masonic Chapter to confer Royal Arch degree at special meeting tonight. Leone Council No. 1942 to meet at the W. C. hall with a dance tomorrow. Starba’s West Clark street parlor being re-covered with ice cream tables to be installed. Wool hauling from Bicknell & Gemmel plant on Pocatello creek as 20,000 sheep shorn by machinery. chip sold well. A. H. Swanson to build corrugated iron store house behind Bannock hotel for soaps and starch. Easter Star club met Mrs. O. L. Cleveland’s home for sewing and luncheon. Idaho Academy girls to spend summer vacation in Pahsimeroi valley. Kate Hammond and others among them. Banock county Republican central committee to meet next Tuesday to select delegates to the state platform convention in Boise. Lehrbas’ medal on display at Bean Hardware. Confarr gold medal won at Salt Lake tournament. game warden’s ruling on stationery and revolving screens. Baptist church choir honored Professor Warwas with a cassarole after a surprise party at his North Main street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Witty
Banock County
Republican Central Committee
Boise
the Baptist Church
Baseball Sunday at Brady Park features Pocatello Indians and Jensen Creamery
The Pocatello Indians and the Jensen Creamery Buttermakers meet Sunday at Brady Park with the flood subsiding. the infield is described as hard and smooth. The article notes Pocatello has one graduate among 43 University of Idaho seniors, Carl Loux, son of former mayor Dr. C F M Loux, earning a bachelor of science in mining engineering with June commencement in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Indians
Jensen Creamery Company
Buttermakers
Brady Park
Pocatello
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Carloux
C. F. M. Loux
Fish Screens in Demand by Deputy Game Wardens
Deputy Game Warden L A Lehrbas reports a flood of inquiries about fish screens and related equipment, prompting advice for anglers and fishery managers on selection use and installation in local waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Lehrbas
Short Line train returns from southeastern Idaho trip
The Get Acquainted special train arrived in Salt Lake last evening after a two day tour through Idaho. It visited Dayton Oxford Downey McCammon Bancroft Soda Springs Montpelier Paris and St Charles with enthusiastic welcomes at each stop. A second tour in the district is planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Idaho
Dayton
Oxford
Downey
McCammon
Bancroft
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Paris
St. Charles
Gallet Honored by County Auditors Group
E G Gallet of Bannock county served as county clerk auditor and recorder and was chosen as a member of the executive committee of the association of county auditors at the Coeur d Alene convention which adjourned yesterday selecting Twin Falls as next meeting place Gallet was absent so the honor came unsolicited
Brady Park Opening Comes Sunday for Exhibition Game
Brady park will be formally opened to the public Sunday afternoon with a game between the Pocatello regular team and the Jensen Creamery nine. Dodgers advertise grandstand 50 cents and general admission 25 cents but the correct prices are general admission 25 cents and grandstand 25 cents extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Park
Pocatello
Jensen Creamery
Dodgers
Utah Conservatory looks to future work in music
B F Scott general field manager of the Utah Conservatory of Music visits the city to assess the musical field for upcoming projects. The conservatory personnel include J J McClellan Willard Weihe and Alfred Best with support from Mr and Mrs Douglass Smith who endorse the teaching method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Conservatory
B. F. Scott
Utah Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
J. J. McClellan
Willard Weihe
Alfred Best
Scott
Douglass Smith
Nelson brothers to handle local Indian motorcycles
Nelson brothers of this city have become the local agency for Indian motorcycles. A 4 horsepower demonstration Indian with free engine clutch and 1912 improvements has arrived, and a 7 horsepower demonstrator has been ordered and will arrive soon. The Indian is noted as one of the fastest machines, holding nearly all official records for speed and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Brothers
Ration Day at Fort Hall Agency Tomorrow
Major F W Estep in charge announces ration day at Fort Hall Indian agency with a public appearance by the Indian eee banes and a few selections. A baseball game between the Indian team and the Blackfoot nine is planned. Train service from Pocatello is convenient and many will attend tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Estep
Sargeajentont
Fort Hall
Blackfoot Nine
Pocatello
Tomor
Train Timetable Details For Fort Hall Trip
Morning schedule shows arrivals and departures with Fort Hall timing. Returning trains No 4 and No 114 are listed with 10 40 and 12 36 departures as auto parties form plans for a trip to the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hall
Children invited to hour at public library tomorrow
Children will meet for the children's hour tomorrow afternoon at the public library. All children will be made welcome.
J. J. Davis Dies After Illness at Pocatello Hospital
J. J. Davis of American Falls owner of a large ranch near Power City died at Pocatello General Hospital after a brief illness. An autopsy found pleuro pneumonia as the cause. Burial plans set with Percy C. Silver, body to be shipped to American Falls on No. 5, funeral tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Davis
American Falls
Pocatello General Hospital
Castle
Ray
Pond
Roberts
Howard
Percy C. Silver
No. 5
Missing Whiskey Thefts at Rigby Depot
Special Agent Joe Jones investigated the loss of 100 pints of whiskey at the Rigby freight depot. Boxes from a Salt Lake wholesale house were found heavier and emptied for rocks and dry battery cells. Roy Mitchell, a former railroad employee, is suspected and reportedly confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jones
Short Line
Rigby
Salt Lake
Roy Mitchell
Block Signal Lecture for Railroad Workers
An illustrated lecture on block signals, announced in the Tribune, will be held tonight at 8 at the Railroad Y M C A in Pocatello. Supt Armstrong and Asst Supt Hunter along with Signal Supervisor Orr will present with slides from the Short Line general offices in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman Lines
Tribune
Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association
Supt
Armstrong
Montana
Pocatello
Hunter
Montpelier
Orr
Ice Leave Orders Noted for Local Firms
Ice leave orders are listed for Zweigart Bros and T. D. Lewis with tf 1a noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICE
Zweigart Bros
T. D. Lewis
Drawing the Line and the Squire at War of Castles
A London tailor retires to a Welsh castle as a squire only to meet a rival hatter who also becomes a squire nearby. The ex-tailer refuses to visit the rival, declaring that one must draw the line somewhere, and the friend quips that the line is drawn around the neck.
Idaho Statesman notice and subscription offer
State paper of Idaho offers home delivery for 65 cents per month. Call or Schene Rork’s stationery store for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Idaho Statesman
State Paper
Idaho
Call
Angtionery
Lmo
Opening of Brady's magnificent new ball park on Sunday
The article announces the opening of Brady's new ball park scheduled for Sunday June 9, highlighting the grand ceremony and city interest in the event. Local officials and team leaders are expected to attend as dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Ball Park
Purely Personal notices from the Gate City
A stream of visitors and residents traverse Pocatello and nearby towns with stays and business. Downey, Thornton, Salt Lake, Boise, American Falls, Blackfoot, Boise, Logan, Spokane, and Mackay are represented by travelers, hotel guests, and relocations. Local officials and industry figures are noted in transit and temporary stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Hayes
Idaho Falls
Gate City
Consolidation Of Road Districts In Bannock County
A Bannock county special session approved consolidating road districts 6 and 7 with new boundaries. Changes were also made to districts 3 and 18 including boundary redefinitions and line descriptions. Laurence Stewart was replaced by Joseph Banks as road overseer for district 5, and county coroner Dr. C B Steely received a 30 day leave to attend a postgraduate course and the Republican national convention in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County Board of Commissioners
Harris
Dion
Bear River
Laurence Stewart
Joseph Banks
C. B. Steely
East
Chicago
Lost breast pin found by Tribune item
Four years after Barbara Niederkorn of Idaho Falls lost a pin in Pocatello bearing her name, a Pocatello woman who found it read a local Tribune item and returned it. Felix Van Reuth brought the pin to Niederkorn after a careful name match and its long-delayed reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho Falls Post
Barbara Niederkorn
Felix van Reuth
Neiderkorn
Timber Country Stopover Mentioned on Homebound Route
A plan notes a stop in western Oregon's timber country on the traveler’s homeward path within the district. The reference highlights a rustic area known for logging and forested landscapes as part of the journey.
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Oregon
Long Court Term Ended Under Six Judges
District Judge Alfred Budge adjourned sine die after a 52 day term presided by six judges including Stevens Gwinn Walters Stockslager and Dunn. Important criminal matters were decided along with Hillman suits. Budge to convene in Oneida county June 10 and depart for Malad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Budge
Budge
Stevens
Blackfoot
Gwinn
St. Anthony
Walters
Shoshone
Stockslager
Twin Falls
Dunn
Coeur d’Alene
J. Robinson
Royal Exchange
O. L. Cleveland
Cooper
Cleveland
Indians Meet Jensen Creamery In Weekend Ball Clash
A Sunday matchup pits the Indians against Jensen Creamery on June 9. Last season the teams split two games with a 6-0 Indians win and a 2-0 Creamery victory. Both clubs will deploy special pitchers for the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen Creamery
Indians
Creamery Lads
Blanchard Ice Cream at Starba's Place Ad
Blanchard Ice Cream offer highlighted at Starba's Place 340 West Clark. Promotion promises the most value for your money with a focus on affordability and location.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hawley
L. D. Brown
Royal Arch
Leone Council No. 1942
Knights and Ladies of Security
W. C. Hall
McNichols & Wright Hall
Starba
Clark Street
Bicknell & Gemmel Shearing
Pocatello Creek
A. H. Swanson
Troy Laundry
Bannock Hotel
Easter Star Club
South Fifth Avenue
Academy of Idaho
Pahsemori Valley
Kate Hammond
Bertha Campbell
Bertha Matley
Fannie Matley
Myrtle Walker
Alfretta Brown
Lehrbas
Ben Gray
Rexall
A. L
E. Byington
J. D. Corey
Thornton
Tillie Henderson
Bannock
Mrs. C. C. Wilson of
Spencer
City
A. W. Switzler
H. Stewart and
John Farley
Boone, Ia
Arthur J. Snyder
Springfield
Hazel Hackman
J. M. West
Pocatello House
Payette
James McCanaghy
Emmet
Zweigart
Mrs. C. A. Jones of
F. J. Lewis
Monarch
T. R. Thomas
Hailey
Mabel Thompson
W. P. Strange
J. C. Maguire
Fred W. Gentsch
James Purtell
Mountain Home
J. F. Hassett
G. H. Clark
William A. Cochrane
Theo, Gathe
Idaho Packing Company
Logan
O. P. Sells
Alamosa, Colo
L. A. Myer
F. E. Taylor
York, Neb
William Quinn
Edna Purdie
Robert
Charles Baker
Ogden
Hl. Wilson
Butte
C. D. Gilpin
Ohio
al Stromme
R. M. Bardsen & Co
Burley
Gertrude Kinney
BE. C. Kinney
South Garfield Avenue
John H. ‘Wall
Mackay
Ida M. Rogers
Mound City
Charles E. Rogers
C. A. Cook
Warren Brothers
R. M. Bardsen
Charles Hammer
Jack Larsen
Schletter
Allan Hansen
Spokane
James R. Logan
Ashton
Helen Logan
Academy
J. B. Bistline
Bannock County
Coeur d'Alene
Puget Sound
Thro. Turner, Pres
Mgr
J. W. Carr
Bannock Abstract, Deposit & Trust CO
West Center
Temple Pharmacy
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