Local Dispatch Notes Passages and Passings in Idaho
Special to the Tribune reports a flurry of travel and visits by locals from American Falls and nearby areas. James Fisher travels to Portland on business while Mrs. Newton and two sons return from Oregon. several residents depart for Washington, Boise, Indiana, and Alaska for visits and work. News of Mrs. John Neu’s death in Idaho follows her 1852 birth in South Russia and a long emigration path. fourteen children were born to she and John Neu, six surviving. Funeral services were held at Prosperity Lutheran church with interment at its cemetery.
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American Failh
the Tribune
James Fisher
Wheater Wees’ Association
Portland
Mra
W. J. Newton
Oregon
Kate van Horn
VW Illa
Seve
Penner
Loveland
Colorado
Henriteh
German Baptist Church
Ruth A. Roy
Winamac
Indiana
Linsey
Calvin
John Neu
Prosperity Lutheran Church
Prosperity Lutheran
Neu
Katharine Heer
South Russia
America
Menno
South Dakota
Idaho
Pleasant Valley
Power County
Bancroft Recital Trip and Community News Update
Mrs J L Beamer took advanced music students to Pocatello for a recital with Misses LaVerl White Evelyn Lundgren Delilah Dudiow Eleanor Beamer Genevieve Budron and Louise Logue. They will visit Lava Hot Springs on return. Ronelda Stevens remains seriously ill after pneumonia and an operation is planned. Phyllis birthday party hosted by Mrs George Alley with ten young guests. Mrs Henry Van Stooten travels to Salt Lake for a week and LDS general conference. Nettie Jenkins and children visit from Newton Utah. Children’s Day planned at Presbyterian Church June 18 with Rev George T D Peacock Idaho Falls in attendance. Rehearsals this week led by Ruth Eaton and Mrs F E Logue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Bancroft
J. L. Beamer
Pocatello
Mra. Beamer
LaVerl White
Evelyn Lundgren
Delilah Dudiow
Eleanor Beamer
Genevieve Budron
Louise Logue
Pocatelio
Lava Hot Springs
Ouling
Mark Stevens
Ronelda
Soda Springs Hospital
George Alley
Phyllis
George H. Fisher
Phyliss
Marjorie
Mildred Budrow
Celestina Beamer
Gladys Logue
Martha Jenkins
Myrle Johnson
Myrna Corbett
Lucilte Rigby
Rubyn Moser
Nag Fupfate
Henry van Stooten
Salt Uske
L. D. ‘S. Church
Nettie Jenkins
Newton
Utah
Horace Jenkins
Presbyterian Church
George TD. Peacock
Idaho
Fallahan
Ruth Eaton
F. E. Logue
Local visitors and events around Soda Springs
Soda Springs residents host visits from Pocatello and Rigby relatives. Col J M Ingersoll and J A Carlson tour Conda Mine with Supt Nighman. Enders hotel thief steals Ford sedan. Gray's Lake Wool Growers sell 96 000 pounds of wool to St Louis buyers at 36 1/2 cents per lb FOB.
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Soda Springs
Idaho
Tribune
J. P Madsen
Pocatello
Gray
Rita Panting
Rigby
Chris Panting
Vn Hot
Hagel Shelton
Bella Lallatin
Jack Harriman
Winfield Shufeldt
Armand Peterson
George Ellis
Ben Blackburn
Clayton Lallatin
J. M. Ingersoll
J. A. Carlson
Harry de Leeper
Conda Monnay
C. E. Nighman
Frank Baba
Enders
Enders Hotel
Gray's Lake Wool Growers’ Association
St. Louis
Inkom Social News and Local Sports Roundup
Harry Skadden and family of Ogden visited R. W. Skadden in Inkom. The Inkom Savages beat McCammon 13 to 11 on Sunday with McCammon's second string. R. M. Allen of Poca visited Inkom for the weekend with J. P. Wanaimaker family. Henry Gross traveled to Pocatello for a business visit. W. Christensen of Pocatello and his wife joined Inkom residents for the weekend with J. I. Priest family.
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the Tribune
Inkom
Harry Skadden
Ogden
Skadden
R. W. Skadden
Inkom Savages
McCammon
R. M. Allen
Pocatello
J. P. Wanaimaker
Henry Gross
W. Christensen
McCammon plans big Fourth of July celebration
Special to the Tribune notes Grant Lowry of Ogden visits McCammon and preparations for the Elks Reunion in Moise Idaho. Citizens promote chicken farming, road work improves toward Pocatello, and the McCammon Civic club outlines a large Independence Day program with concerts sports a Liberty pole and a grand parade.
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McCammon
the Tribune
Grant Lowry
Ogden
Utah
William Lowry
Lowry
Greensaea
Wyoming
Elks
Moise
Idaho
the Elks
Wil
eCammon
Montpelier
MetCammon
Salt Lake City
Mocatello
Onyx
Ph Thomets
Bannock County
Melanchon Eds
D. M. Fairchilds
McCammon Opera House
Opera House
Lola Wett
Pocatello
Ellison-White Lyceum Bureau
Portland
Oregon
J. C. Gibbs
Mara A. Nash
Civic Club
America
Walter Edwards
W. J. McAughey
Bishop KR. T. Hale
Amos M. Hennen
Bowery
Wil Mam H. Gibbs
McCammon Civic Club
Viccinity
Marriage licenses issued in two couples titles
Blackfoot June 7. Marriage licenses issued Saturday to Wilbur McCurdy of Firth and Naoma Robinson of Basalt and to Joe D Sacre and Opal Lee, both of Pocatello. Miss Kathrine Burgraf and Miss Anna Burgraf returned home Saturday from Albion. Miss Kathrine Burgraf.
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the Tribune
Blackfoot
Wilburt McCurdy
Firth
Naoma Robinson
Basalt
Joe D. Sacre
Opal Lee
Pocatello
Kathrine Burgraf
Anna Burgraf
Albion
Pocatello Chamber visits Soda Springs for joint boosters meeting
In Soda Springs on June 7 a joint gathering of the Soda Springs and Pocatello commercial clubs featured a thirty piece Pocatello Boy Scout band concert at Civic Center. Col. J. M. Ingersoll and J. A. Carlson led talks on copper mining and regional road development, urging mutual support and improved routes from Ogden to Pocatello.
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Soda Springs
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Boda Satinga
Robert J. M. Ingersoll
J. A. Carlson
Pocatello Boy Scout Band
Civic Center
Enders Hotel
Illiam Walker
Pocatello
Dan Lau
Lau
Idaho
Col
J. M. Ingersoll
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Iconda
Walter Siders
E. Brady
Bannock Hotel
Brady
E. P. Calph
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Aeapeny
Resent
James M. Horsley
A. I
California
Tyler
Kohlenberg
Rural supervisor to leave for University of Washington
State rural supervisor plans a summer course at the University of Washington in Seattle. The report notes her imminent departure and describes broader local social activities including visits by Miss Virginia Hart and several gatherings hosted by Mrs. B. L. Exkin and others in Blackfoot.
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Seattle
University of Washington
W. W. Whitcomb
L. R. Thomas
Vera Benziey
F. J. Cowan
Salmon
Virginia Hart
KF. J. Cowen
B.L. Exkin
Marts Fisher
Blanche Elredge
Meerees
Opal Lee
Joe D. Pearson
Powhere
Glee Club
Barrer
Virginia Flodquist
Satursby
California
Inky Sevenoaks
Les Hart
Seer
F. J.reen
Annapolis
Rome
Touhy
Heeting
Cass Gillilan
Portland Eer
J. Gillilan
Amesan
Kathornit Yin
Monda
Logay
St. Paul’s Episcopal Guild
Wen Nson
Charles Wope
Berkeley
Blackfoot
C. A. Swope
Wolverine
Senat
L. C. Jones
Heme
BOARD Sues to Halt Tuberculosis Hospitals Plan
Ada County Taxpayers Association filed suit in the district court to restrain the state tuberculosis commission from building two hospitals on Sandpoint and Payette sites. The complaint argues the sites are not centrally located as required and would impose an unnecessary burden. The 1919 legislature authorized two hospitals, with a commission to pick sites, and plans reportedly drawn by Spokane architects.
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Boise
Idaho
Ada
Taxpayers’ Association
di K. Fritchman
Pence Court
State
Spokane Architecta
Guard Mount Opens Idaho National Guard Camp Reed
The first formal guard mounting at Camp Fred R. Reed Boise marked by Pocatello cavalry band and Boise 186th infantry guard. Later, Headquarters Troop 116th Cavalry to relieve Company K at 7:40 PM. Training runs June 7 to June 19 with officers schools and equitation classes scheduled.
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Boise
Fred R. Reed
Idaho National Guard
Boise Barracks
Pocatello
186Th Infantry
116Th Cavalry
Camp Reed
Cou Ry I
H. A. Padgham
John F. Coonan
D. P. Brill
L. E. Worthley
John F. Wall
D. P. Olson
F. C. Hummel
L. Worthley
L. A. Richards
G. N. Ifft
Carl H. Butler
H. 8. Jarvis
Worthley
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Darlin
Ier Paaruik Serwndis
Rae
Idaho State News
C. F E. Nighman
Soda Sprin
Caribou County
R. C. McGowan
McGowan
T. B. Board
Taxpayers’ Qyers Ve
Shelitex
Sharon
Pocatello Optical Co. DE. A. L. Chilton Manager
W. Center St
Pocatello Paint & Wall Paper CO
Sam Mahan
Mgr
Arthur Phone
Suimmer
Bibbins-Wilson School of Music and Dancing
W. Lewis &. North Bidg
Florist
Halliwell Drug CO
H. E. Coles.& CO
D. S. Austin’ Furrier & Taxidermist
N. Grant Ave
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