Local notices and events fill Pocatello life
Dance tonight at McNichols Wright hall and Trinity Episcopal church services tomorrow morning. Birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hammond at 324 South Main. Baseball tomorrow at Brady park if weather allows between Pocatello Indians and Jensen Creamery Buttermakers. One vagrant and a confirmed dope fiend face hearings in police court. Mrs. W. H. Dolbeer dies in San Diego. Frank Smith discharged from Elkhorn dairy hospital. P. H. B. alumni meeting Monday 8 pm at the high school for officer elections. Butte excursion June 17 trains via Pocatello for Boise. cost $12,000. Oregon private car Luce Land co. passes through Pocatello with home seekers bound for Portland. L. J. Spence to visit Butte and Yellowstone en route to Butte.
Blackfoot Fair Premiums Include $3000 in Prizes
The Southeastern Idaho fair at Blackfoot runs September 12 to 15. Cash prizes total 3000 dollars for racing events, with 500 dollars set aside for the Blackfoot derby.
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Blackfoot Fair
the Tribune
Blackfoot
McCammon Ditch Company Plans Small Power Plant
The McCammon Ditch company intends to build a small power plant to supply McCammon and nearby farms with electricity. A site near the Thornley farm was surveyed and a report filed with the state engineer.
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McCammon
Mrs. Oram Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
Mrs. Margaret Oram of this city a well known pioneer woman of Pocatello has announced her candidacy for the office of county treasurer subject to the will of the Republican primaries. She is the widow of a pioneer railroad man and has many friends in the community.
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Oram
Margaret Oram
Pocatello
Gate City
Alfred Budge
Malad
Oneida
Budge
Fourteenth Annual Convention of Gate City Council U C T
Officers of the executive committee announce the fourteenth annual convention will be held in this city next Monday and Tuesday.
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Gate City Council
Republican nominee for city treasurer defeated in tight race
The text notes the Republican candidate for city treasurer last year was narrowly defeated by Mrs Rebecca Holmes, indicating a close election outcome between the two party sides.
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Rebecca Holmes
Auto to Salt Lake Party Stops in Pocatello
G. G. Wright manager of the C. W. and M. branch at Idaho Falls with wife G. A. Wright and Miss Florence Miller motored to Salt Lake via Pocatello and stayed overnight as a winter storm cleared.
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Auto
Salt Lake
G. G. Wright
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Sunnyland
G. A. Wright
Florence Miller
Degree Postponed by Absence of Leading Officers
The R. A. degree work scheduled for last night in the Masonic Chapter was postponed until this evening due to the absence of leading officers. Tonight a lunch will be served after the degree work and a fine session is expected.
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Masonic
U C T Badges Ready for Convention
Secretary R W Colburn of the local U C T committee has received from an eastern factory a large batch of U C T badges for the convention opening here Monday. The badges are blue white and gold and are described as dainty and handsome.
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R. W. Colburn
Republican Meeting To Select Delegates In Bannock County
County committeemen from Bannock precincts meet in Pocatello next Tuesday to choose delegates for the Republican platform convention in Boise on June 25. Chairman W. J. Witty issued the call.
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W. J. Witty
Republican Central Committee
Bannock County
Pocatello
Boise
Woodmen and Palm Leaf Circle Women Card Party
The Woodmen and the Ladies of Palm Leaf circle Women of Woodcraft host a card party at Woodmen hall Wednesday evening next week. Prizes for best and poorest players, dancing and music promised for a lively communal event.
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Woodmen
Ladies of
Palm Leaf Circle
Women of Woodcraft
Woodmen Hall
Final YMCA Song Service Promises Big Old Guard Attendance
Bill White and Bill Liddell announce tomorrow night marks the closing social song service for the summer season. They urge a large turnout of the old guard. The service convenes at 9 15 p m as usual.
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Bill’ White
Bill’’ Liddell
Memorial services and graveside unveiling at Woodmen Hall
The W. O. W Memorial and Woolmen of the World plan services at Woodmen Hall tomorrow at 3 p.m. Colonel H. V. A. Ferguson will give the address. A committee will go to the cemetery at 9 a.m. to decorate graves and unveil monuments to Robinson Solberg and Perry.
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Woolmen of the World
Woodmen Hall
H. V. A. Ferguson
Robinson
Solberg
Perry
Teachers on Vacation Depart for Denver and Summer Plans
The Misses Tainter Stearns Wheaton Fortney and Prof Blair left today at 11 30 for Denver Colorado Blair will visit and spend the summer in Chicago Wheaton and Fortney head to Pennsylvania Stearns to St Paul and the summer home duties continue for the group.
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Tainter
Stearns
Wheaton
Fortney
Blair
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Miss Stearns
St. Paul
Tainter Plans Colorado Visit Then Summer Normal School
Tainter will travel to Colorado for a state summer normal school session and return here to finish the summer by visiting friends in the Catskill mountains.
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Tainter
Colorado
Catskill Mountains
Idaho State Dental Meet Invites Members to Sunnyland
Local members of the Idaho State Dental Association receive invitations from Dr. B. M. Brookfield Idaho Falls president to attend a major meeting in Sunnyland on June 17 and 18. Prominent professionals will attend the event and participate in the program.
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Idaho State Dental Association
B. M. Brookfield
Idaho Falls
Sunnyland
State Federation
D. W. Standrod
W. R. Siders
Glenn Trout
F. P. Holt
Minnie Howard
Art Study Club
Dalrymple
Boise
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
San Francisco
Body to Power City for Interment
The body of J. J. Davis of American Falls who died of pleuro pneumonia at the general hospital in this city was shipped to Power City for interment there. An Odd Fellows delegation escorted the remains to the train and Undertaker P. C. Silver was in charge.
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Power City
J. J. Davis
American Falls
General Hospital
Odd Fellows
P. C. Silver
Idaho State Christian Endeavor Convention in New Plymouth
The Idaho State Christian Endeavor holds its annual convention June 21 to 23 in New Plymouth. Principal speakers include Dr. Ira Landrith of Belmont College Nashville and Rev. William of Portland. Miss Gene Campbell of Pocatello earned a program spot.
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C. E
Idaho State Christian Endeavor Society
New Plymouth
Ira Landrith
Belmont College of
Nashville
McLaughlin Returns After Elva Accident
J N McLaughlin assistant superintendent of the Montana division of the Short Line and King superintendent of bridges on the same division were in an April Elva accident on the St Anthony branch. The speeder left the rails but McLaughlin suffered only a general shaking up while King was badly bruised.
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McLaughlin
J. N. McLaughlin
Montana
Short Line
King
Elva
St. Anthony
Party Honoring L. B. Case At Short Line Offices
L. B. Case, resigning timekeeper clerk in the Idaho division, was guest of honor at a party hosted by fellow Short Line employees on North Gould Avenue. The gathering included speeches, a Dutch lunch, songs, stories and cards with all division staff present.
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L. B. Case
Idaho
North Gould Avenue
Short Line officials travel on acquainting train tour
Vice President and General Manager W. H. Bancroft of the Short Line rode through Pocatello in his business car en route from Salt Lake to Yellowstone station. He could not join the get acquainted special, led by General Superintendent E. C. Manson, as it tours northern Idaho and southeastern Idaho. Each town greeted the train, with a rousing Paris meeting. next week the train will continue the tour.
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W. H. Bancroft
Pocatello
Yellowstone Station
Salt Lake
Fred Gentseh
Ogden
Park
Gentsch
Coner d’Alene
Seattle
National Electric Light Association
Butte
Idaho
Short Line
West
Pass through Pocatello to Twin Falls tour schedule
The column notes a tour beginning in Twin Falls Monday morning and passing through Pocatello to towns west, subject to plan changes. It also reports Mrs. Nellie Fuller opening a rooming house in the old Woodmen building on North Main Street with all-new furnishings and strong railroad-town connections.
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Pocatello
Twin Falls
Nellie Fuller
Cokeville
Wyo
Woodmen
North Main Street
Fishermen's Excursion To Lost River Country
An excursion train will run from Blackfoot tomorrow morning at 9 05 to coincide with No 1 arriving at Grove City and return from Mackay at 6 00 pm Fishermen may alight at Arco to fish all day then ride No 2 southbound back to Blackfoot to catch the train The trip promotes the Kit Carson Wild West show touring Rexburg McCammon Mackay and Arco are noted as stops.
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Pocatello
Lost River Coutry
Blackfoot
Grove City
No. 1
Mackay
Arco
Rexburg
McCammon
New Publicity Plan Ties Rail System to Community Boosting
D M Newton formerly city ticket agent and now traveling passenger agent based in Salt Lake visited Pocatello this week on official business. He said the Oregon Short Line and the Harrian system will adopt a new community boosting plan for the year featuring a monthly illustrated bulletin with industrial information about the states served. The bulletins will be mailed to travelers and prospective western trip planners.
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D. M. Newton
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Newton
The
Tribune
Oregon
Bryant Transportation talks with local agent on term business
Bryant of Chicago and W. R. Tate of Yellowstone, officers of the Bryant Transportation company, conferred with local agent R. W. Colburn about business for the term.
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Bryant Way
R. (. Bryant
Chicago
W. R. Tate
Yellowstone
Bryant Transportation Company
R. W. Colburn
Bryants Promote Yellowstone Park Travel Appeal
Dr C B Steely Republican leader from Pocatello plans an eastern tour for post graduate study. He will attend the national Republican convention in Chicago as an observer and has secured a seat in the convention hall through Senator Borah. The piece highlights Yellowstone Park as a growing travel destination with new accommodations and a potential travel boom.
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Ritory
Bryants
Yellowstone Park
Bryant Way
Park
Temple Pharmacy
C. B. Steely
Pocatello
Chicago
Borah
Steely
Pocatello Music Club closes season with social and plans
The Pocatello Music Club held its final session at Mrs F H Hilliards home with Vice President Drew Standrod presiding in President Kirkpatrick’s absence. The treasurer reported a balanced year and officers thanked the Hilliards and Prof Blair for the concert and club work. The group disbands for summer and will meet in October planning cantatas and oratorios.
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Pocatello Music Club
F. H. Hilliard
Kirkpatrick
Drew Standrod
Hilliard
Prof. Blair
Dorothy Hull
Blair
J. S. Young
Block Signal Lecture Illuminates Harriman System
Assistant Superintendent R H Hunter of Montpelier spoke at the railroad Y M C A on block signals with a large turnout of Oregon Short Line employees. Slides from the Harriman system showed real operation under varied weather, with rules explained for each signal position and duties under current conditions. The educational committee plans more lectures to benefit Oregon Short Line workers, and attendees praised the session.
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Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
R. H. Hunter
Montpelier
Harriman Lines
Harriman
Hunter
Association
Oregon
Opening of Bra'ly's magnificent new ball park
The community celebrates the opening of Bra'ly's new ball park on Sunday June 9th with fans invited to a ribbon cutting and inaugural game. Local officials promise a day of festivities, tours, and first pitches from notable figures.
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Bra‘ly
Ice Orders Placed for Zweigart Bros and T D Lewis
Notes indicate ice orders are left for Zweigart Bros and T D Lewis. No quantities or delivery details provided in the readable text.
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Ice
Zweigart Bros
T. D. Lewis
Idaho Statesman Ad Blurb
The Idaho Statesman notice advertises daily home delivery from 65 cents per month and highlights Rork's Stationery as a contact for subscriptions.
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THE
Idaho Statesman
Idaho
Rork
Lmo
Blanchard Ice Cream At O Nans Store Ad
Blanchard Ice Cream offered in cones pints and quarts at O Nans the Subway grocery and confectionery store open daily for shoppers.
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Blanchard
O’nans
Subway
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