Fort Hall Indian School Commencement Noted In Southeast Idaho
Fort Hall Indian school marked its end of year ceremonies with a large turnout amid rain. An 11 to 2 Fort Hall baseball win over Fort Washakie opened the day, followed by a school play The Awakening featuring 80 Indian children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hall
Washakie
Idaho
Fort Washakie
Utah Reservation
Eula Cosgrove
Betty
Viki Gibson
Margaret
Helen Julia Fephi
Jim
Joseph Taquayaunah
Bummer
Katherine Osborne
Autumn
Join Eagle
Mabel Taylor
Flora Wizner
Dias
Woolridge
William Denner
W. T. Dias
Edith Scott
Lo V. Woolridge
Remington Awards Honor Local Students For Typing
Remington Typewriter Company recognizes local students for typing proficiency. Twice yearly in December and May tests are conducted in high schools nationwide requiring sixty words per minute for fifteen minutes without error. Eligible students receive awards from the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spany
Pocatello School
Margaret Allard
Dorothy Bucks
Florence Kelley
Remington
Remington Typewriter Comy
United States
Typewriter
Lively Nightlife and Notable Guests Scatter City Lodgings
A rambling social note describes a talky evening at the K C hall, with a bold traveler, a sharp Western couple, and a witty child narrator. J Scowcroft visits Ogden, A O Johnson campaigns Idaho Falls, and many guests check in at Bannock, Crow, Yellowstone, St Marie hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Scowcroft
Ogden
The
Bannock
A. O. Johnson
Idaho Falls
C. Hemphill
Twin Falls
Hemphill
Crow
McDonald
San Francisco
Yellowstone Hotel
H. Cohn
Universal Filing
Salt Lake
Mr. Cohn
Yellowstone
Geo. P. Delury
B. of L. F. and
St. Marie
Elks Plan Flag Day Observance at Antler's Hall
The Elks organize a 2 30 p m Flag Day program at Antlers Hall next Sunday featuring local business leaders and ministers. The event marks the 150th anniversary of the Revolutionary War and the American flag with addresses and music by the Congregational quartet. Principal address by Rev George Sloan, history of the flag given by another, choir led by Nela Hendrixsen, and solo by Mrs J B Damron.
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Order of Elks
Antler’s Hall
Ais
George & Sloan
Congregational Quartet
W. J. Cornell
Walter Warner
W. D. Cleaves
WW. R. Flint
Mra. J. B. Damron
Nela Hendrixsen
Congregational Choir
Town Talk Attends Fuel Meeting In Chicago
H M Karstad fill supervisor for Short Line returns from Chicago after attending the 16th annual convention of the International Railway Fuel Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Karstad
Chicago
International Railway Fuel Association
Sunday Shoot Opens For Pocatello Trapshooting Session
Sunday morning shoot of the Pocatello Trapshooting Association will start at 9 o clock. A good crowd is expected with favorable weather for attendance.
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Pocatello
Y M C A Board to Meet at Luncheon Presented Bailor
The Y M C A board of directors and trustees will hold a luncheon at 12:20 Monday noon in the Y grill. G Nicholas Ifft will present Fred Bailor, the new assistant secretary, as business matters are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Board of Directors
Y’’ Grill
Fred Bailor
G. Nicholas Ifft
Final Dance Planned by Ells In Antler's Hall
The final dance of the season for the local order of Ells will be held in Antler's hall Thursday night. Admission will be by card only and only paid up members of the order will be allowed the privilege of the floor.
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Antler’s Hall
Mrs Snook Heads Home After Seven Months Away
Mrs. Fred W. Snook orthopedic supervisor of the Nurses Institute in Minneapolis traveled through the city Friday en route to Twin Falls after a seven months absence. She was met in Pocatello by her husband Dr Snook and after a brief stay in Twin Falls they will return to Minneapolis.
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Fred W. Snook
The
Nurses Institute of
Minneapolis
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Dr. Snook
Realty board members postpone state tour due to weather
Members of the Pocatello Realty Board who planned an automobile tour to Arco Mackay and Blackfoot have postponed the trip to next Sunday because of adverse weather and local conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Realty Board
Arco
Mackay
Blackfoot
Eye specialist Chilton moves offices to Molinelli’s on West Center
Dr. A. L. Chilton, the eye specialist, relocates from Rudman and Gottberg jewelry to Molinelli’s jewelry on West Center Street. He reports commodious quarters and better opportunity to handle his growing practice.
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A. L. Chilton
Rudman and Gottberg
Molinelli
West Center Street
Local doctors report spike in colds and fevers amid weather shift
Local physicians noted a large number of cold and fever cases due to sudden weather changes. Drug stores observed more prescriptions for minor ailments, attributed to colds contracted in the past week.
Boy in Idaho Improves After Potato Haste
One year old Little Gidney Schoell of Blackfoot Idaho bit into a mouthful of potatoes then was rushed to a local hospital. He was tied to bed by his feet for treatment and doctors today report the child much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gidney Schoell
Domestic Arts Club Discusses Incidental Furnishings
The Domestic Arts club of North Pocatello met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. George Robinson's Wilson avenue home to discuss incidental furnishings of the home. Guests included Mrs. Burt Moore of Pocatello and Miss Wilkinson of Mina Idaho. Refreshments were served.
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Domestic Arts Club
North Pocatello
George Robinson
Wilson Avenue
Burt Moore
Pocatello
Wilkinson
Mina
Idaho
Railway Order Holder Company of Pocatello Incorporation
Articles filed at the county clerk's office indicate the Railway Order Holder company of Pocatello is organized to conduct a general merchandise business with capital stock of 500000 dollars, divided into 60000 shares at ten dollars par value. Subscriptions total 10200 dollars by L. H. Stean J. C. Zler and George Metzler.
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County Clerk
Pocatello
L. H. Stean
J. C,zler
George
Metzler
Disorderly conduct convictions in police court appeal filed
Gust Theros and Evelyn Lawrence were found guilty of being disorderly persons and fined $50 each by Police Judge John W. Peter. Attorney William Edens represented the defendants and filed notice of appeal to the district court. Vernal Johnson was fined $10 for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Theros
Evelyn Lawrence
John W. Peter
William Edens
Vernal Johnson
New Steam Machine in Salt Lake Yards and Rail Upgrades
The Short Line adds a modern caterpillar tread steam shovel to operate on new Salt Lake trackage, claimed as first in the Intermountain region. A new self propelled locomotive director and prance are also in service by the maintenance of way department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Way Department
Hes
Higson Family Welcomes Ninth Pound Son in Hollywood
A. R. Higson Sr of Greene and Higson plumbing reports the birth of a nine pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Higson Jr in Hollywood California on Friday night. The grandfather expresses pride, noting it is not his first grandchild and that mother and child are doing well.
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Higsons
A. R. Higson
Greene & Higson
A. R. Higson, Jr
Hollywood
Calif
Jimmy
Graduation Attendance Notice for Mrs George F Morman
Mrs George F Morman will accompany attendees to the graduation ceremony as specified in the local notice. Further details appear in the society column of the paper.
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George F. Morman
Accompy
Sisters Take Students to Portland Trip
A sister accompanies two former St Joseph’s school pupils to Portland Oregon for college events. George Pyduate and Delvan J Delavan plan to study law and participate in religious training. Both are returning to Anselm Seminary next fall for priesthood studies.
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Miss McLaughlin
Portland
Ore
Karman
George Pyduate
Call College
An Pagel
del van J
Beare
Anselm Seminary
Delavan
St. Joseph’s School
Rampton family update and Idaho trip plans disclosed
The condition of Mrs. Charlotte Rampton at her Salt Lake home improved today. Arthur Petersen of Petersen Furniture returns Monday from Salt Lake. Mrs. Carol Petersen may stay with Mrs. Rampton for another week. Secretary Jardine plans Idaho Falls arrival June 11 and a June 12 city celebration. Petersen summer home hosts Swendsen and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Rampton
Arthur J. Petersen
The
Petersen Furniture Company
Salt Lake
Arthur Petersen
Carol Petersen
Rampton
William Jardine
Ury
Eas
Pocatello
Bi Springs
J. H. Petersen
Jardine
Idaho Falls
Aviatag
Warren G. Swendsen
Petersen
Hall and family depart for Wyoming trip from Schumacher lands
Arthur W. Hall of the Schumacher land Hall company left Saturday for a wy wr visit in Santea by wr Mr. waa &ocom y 8. Hall and family.
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Salt Lake
Arthur W. Hall
Schumacherland Hall Company
Santea
Waa &Ocom Y
Hall and Family
Schumacher family returns from Woodsfield Ohio
Mr and Mrs A Schumacher and family came home Friday from Woodsfield Ohio where they were summoned because of the death of Mr Schumachers father. Tech Summer School starts June 10 with registration June 8 1 30 P M and continues through June 9 Rooms secured at the dormitory by Mrs M Dayton or Mr A Morgan. A new retaining wall in front of Frazier hall at the Tech is under construction measuring 140 by 36 feet and three feet high. when finished it will improve the campus front and appearance.
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Ohio
A. Schumacher
Woodsfield
Schumacher
Frazier Hall
The
Tech
J. OC. Bangs
Idaho Tech
Frazier
Idaho Students Return to Pocatello From University
John Rohart Taylor Mary Santa Ralph Erickson and H Hughes of Los Angeles arrived in Pocatello this morning from the University of Idaho. The students seemed glad to be back in their hometown and reported and food met at the university. Hughes is a fraternity member.
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John Rohart Taylor
Mary Santa Ralph Erickson
H. Hughes
Los Angeles
Pocatello
University of Idaho
Idaho
Hughes
Brother of John Taylor Plans Short Visit to Pods Tell
The brother of John Taylor will visit for a brief period in Pods Tell before continuing to his home in Los Angeles for the next leg of his trip.
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John Taylor
Podstello
Los Angeles
Col Hannaford Plans East Trip After Boise Stay
Col G A Hannaford and Mrs Hannaford are in the city from Poise and will travel east for a long-expected visit to Webster City Iowa and Madison Wisconsin before attending the Grand Army reunion in Grand Rapids in late August. He moved from Webster City to Pocatello 37 years ago and later to Boise about ten years ago, after working in real estate and insurance.
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G. A. Hannaford
Poise
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Y S M L A Chorus Competes At Mall Lake City Contest
The Poeatello Fire A ward chorus will face forty one choirs at Mall Lake City on Tuesday. Chorus members include ZAla es Julianee Mary Ger een Peterson first sopranos Be Smith Agnes Helm Clara Amundsen Tena Babcock Frances Peterson Gussie trne Elia Kreft Vivian Hargraver Kathryn Blosser. Accompanist is Arthur Halj. The group, drilled by Halj, recently won first place in a contest by the Pocatello stake.
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Poeatello Fire A
Mall Lake City
Zalaes
Julianee
Mary Gereen Peterson
Be Smith
Agnes Helm
Clara Amundsen
Tena Babcock
Frances Peterson
Gussie Trne
Elia Kreft
Vivian Hargraver
Kathryn Blosser
Arthur ¥. Halj
Pocatello Stake
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Remington Company
Bannock Motor CO
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K. C. Hall
Angel
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Preston
G. Garner
K. T.anderson
Central
Mr. W. Pierce
Fedtenapolis
J. J. Deloff
Toledo
R. W. Mancual
Windbeam
Boise
H. Lup
Spokane
A. Mantel
Seattle
It Reanell
C. L. Park
G. Eldridge
J | Meade
Denver
M. P. Hatfield
Millwaukee
C. I. Bassett and
BE. M. Willis
L. Harding
H. N. Laughlan
CGN
Seaton
Mills
V. A. Roberts
FLKS
China
Eleks
Twin
Mollinellis
Pocatello Athletic Club
Union Pacific
Colorado
Howard Archibald
Frankomas
Colorado Springs
Col
Thomas
Europe
Mrs. Rampton Better
Naford
Miran Fish
Clark Jewel Gas Ranges
Clark Jewel
Clark
Gas ‘Alice Company
North Main
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