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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
5
The G I A to the B of L E meets at the W Off W Lair tomorrow at 2 30 P M. A Wednesday night dance is planned at McNichols Wright hall Preston for this evening. Visitors F M Thebo D J Roberts and A Christensen of Preston were in Pocatello yesterday.
Tom McKenna departs this evening for Butte for several days on business matters. He is expected to return with updates after his trip.
New Assistant Stanley H. Leeney of Twin Falls has taken charge of silk and dress goods department at Russell's.
Mrs D W Clark will leave tomorrow for Caldwell Idaho where she will visit for several weeks and stay with relatives. She will travel by train and plans to return in late spring.
Dr Allan T Hansen arrived yesterday from Kemmerer where he had been called on a consultation case.
Ben Menard a Poca man returned this morning from McGill Ney where he had been engaged in building work for the last period. He arrived in good health and spoke of his work and plans to resume local activities.
The report notes A. Beebe of Pebble, recently visiting, plans to enter business in Pebble. The Chautauqua association meets tonight at the Commercial club rooms to finalize plans for the upcoming entertainment.
Mrs Willa Anderson and her daughter Wanda B. left today for Salt Lake City and Ogden for a six week visit with relatives.
C B Wade formerly of Horse Island and now living in Burley was in town yesterday on business and plans to return home tomorrow.
The county clerk granted a marriage license yesterday to Reuben Bells of Soda Springs and Irene Densley of Salt Lake City.
The Idaho state board of education has issued a bulletin to all school trustee bodies with advice for purchasing school equipment. The guidance aims to standardize procurement and ensure cost effectiveness and compliance with district needs.
Boise inspector A G Hitt of Idaho, a state bank examiner, passed through the city today en route from Soda Springs to Boise on state business.
C. B. Onderdonk and L. W. Phillips with their wives have come back from a northern fishing expedition reporting a good time and a heavy catch.
Mrs Edgath Watson of 813 North Main left for Portland to visit relatives and to attend the Rose Carnival during her vacation in Oregon.
Commencement exercises for the graduating class of Idaho Tech will be held tonight in the auditorium of the main building. The public is invited.
Deputy warden Dan Ackley of the state penitentiary traveled through to Idaho Falls after two men were sentenced to the state prison.
Mrs VD L Roberts mother of Herschel and Ed Roberts from Idaho Tech departs for Bliss to attend the school’s graduation exercises and then proceed to Bliss tomorrow evening.
The Chautauqua will be held on grounds opposite the Presbyterian church between Fourth and Fifth avenues this year. A key feature of the new site is its reduced noise level.
Saturday Initiation at United Artisans Lodge No. 509 in Pocatello had a class of fourteen for initiation at the regular meeting last Friday. Several applications await a special meeting planned for next Saturday evening after business is concluded.
Summer School preparations aim for large enrollment this season at Ida4 ho Tech. A Thursday meeting will inaugurate a management system for the club dormitory and rooms with sub committees and a full set of books and blanks. Members listed include Wallin Wright Smith Glassford Higson Molinelli Zener Freeland Amundsen Harvey Lewis Todd Wagner Marriott and others.
A motor party including Miss Theo Reid Miss Gladys Koons and Messrs Jos Harvey and C B Tunnel traveled to Idaho Falls this morning in Mr Harvey's car. Reid Harvey and Tunnel will deliver short addresses at the B Y P U convention in Idaho Falls this week. They plan to return Thursday evening.
David Roe aged 38 a signal maintainer for the Short Line was injured when his motor velocipede jumped the track between this city and McCammon. Wounded, he was dressed at Pocatello on No 13. He was dazed by the fall but returned home alone later that night and is said to be improving.
The newly appointed House committee of Pocatello Lodge No 674 B P O E holds a session to assign duties and outline upcoming lodge activities and responsibilities. Members include the newly named chair and officers with notes on quorum and attendance.
City treasurer announces payment of Local Improvement District No. 10 warrants numbers 1 to 62 inclusive at Bannock National Bank in Pocatello Idaho with interest from registration date through April 2 1916. Dated April 24 1916. Kate Toombs.
Alexander Thursby died of apoplexy in his room. Telegrams from relatives in Omaha and Primas Manitoba direct shipping of the remains to Lakeside Michigan for burial. Final arrangements and charges are to be arranged with banks guaranteeing funeral expenses. daughters Mrs Peterson and Mrs Finlayson wire from Omaha and Primas.
Johny Dundee and Benny Leonard box ten rounds in Gotham. Plans for a national golf association gain steam as the sport expands. Burman widow benefit baskets feature Burman racing car at Chicago Derby. Dillon and Grande sign for a W round bout at Bridgeport. Harvard Yale boat race set for New London June 23 with intercollegiate trials July 17 at Poughkeepsie.
Lawrence Mass June 7 A hearing will be held today in the Lawrence district court on Joseph Ettor I W W organizer's complaint against city police officers he accuses of kidnapping him and forcing him from the city in an automobile last month Ettor led a 1914 loom fixers strike at Pacific mills and recently arrived to lead another strike. The accused officers are City Marshal Maurice F McKenna Lieutenant Charles R Vose Inspector Patrick Morrissey and Inspector Charles R Woodcock Police Commissioner James W Cadogan has not been summoned except as a witness. Cadogan says he will use all resources to maintain order and that Ettor is an unstable person.
A small classified listing describes a worn cocker seeking a new job. The notice notes position availability and wants a willing caretaker. It references a local contact for applicants.
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