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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
5
An adjourned city council meeting is set for tonight. Mrs. Joe Kimball arrives from Salt Jake to visit daughter Des Williams. The Christian church holds a meeting tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. H J Donaldson’s home on North Lincoln avenue.
Tomorrow the Ladies guild of Trinity Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. Young on North Arthur Avenue.
Mrs. Frank B Tay lor departs with Mr and Mrs Oscar Parees after a visit this morning en route to her home in Modiil Nevada.
North Garfield resident Mr and Mrs M A Mullen announce their daughter Miss Anna Mullen has returned home from Moscow where she has been studying.
Freemasons of Perinent Lodge No 1 plan a local meeting tomorrow evening to confer the Fellow Craft degree with a smoker to follow.
There will not be an Elks session this evening. The club will meet only twice this month and follow the summer schedule.
A Tyhee Mutual Improvement Association event at Pond's grocery features a Saturday country food sale led by Tyhee ladies offering a large cream cake among other items.
Several students who have been away at schools during the past year have returned to Pocatello and express relief at being back in the hometown.
Four individuals received fines of five dollars each for the offense. Candy treated with cantharides was brought to the police station this morning. Officers are investigating an attempt to fix responsibility in the incident.
Inter state secretary for the Y M C A in Idaho and Oregon, Rhodes Here-I. B. Rhodes, arrived in the city and conferred with E A Krussman of the local association on business matters as the drug possession case was reviewed.
Boise bound Boise A Alex Murray head of the Pocatello Water company left yesterday for Boise on business. J A Murray from Butte came down Sunday and then departed yesterday for California where he will stay for some time.
Residents of the Tvhee neighborhood celebrate the forthcoming Rural Free Delivery route. The service will be the first rural route established from Pocatello and the necessary mailboxes have been guaranteed to the post office department.
Professor Robert E. Crossland intends to accept the piano instructor position at the Tech for next year and will continue in his role. This summer he plans a vacation at Park Rapids Minnesota and will teach at the Institute of Music there.
The Pocatello First ward L D S church hosts a children's concert Friday night June 18 at the West side church. A bazaar with cooked foods and ice cream and cake is planned for Saturday evening at the Brady building on Arthur Avenue for fund raising.
Lewiston announces Miss Genevieve Howell daughter of Mr and Mrs H R Howell will be among Lewiston public school teachers for the coming year. She graduated from Pocatello high school and was numbered this year among Lewiston normal school graduates.
Miss Nell Curtis on piano and Miss Genevieve Pierce on violin performed to a large audience at the Tech auditorium last night. The young artists displayed remarkable skill and expressive playing, evidencing strong natural talent.
Attendees of the Tech musical viewed dresses and female attire in the domestic science room. The pieces were described as dainty attractive and well made. The display remains open tonight before and after the class play.
The Chautauqua organizes special arrangements for young attendees with morning sessions focused on children's interests. A season ticket for the children's program is priced at one dollar and advertised as a good investment.
Miss Anna Nordquist of Salt Lake City, niece of Fritz Swan, arrived yesterday after the drowning incident at Portneuf on Sunday. She made arrangements related to the deceased.
The body of a drowned man was shipped to Salt Lake City for interment on Thursday after meetings with undertakers. He is a half brother to the mother of Miss Nordquist, who works as a bookkeeper for Underwood Typewriter. The drowned man’s mother and father live in Sweden.
Robert A. Lee and Lillie Belle Smith, a young Idaho Falls couple, secured a marriage license at the county clerk's office this morning. Clyde E. Evans and Grace T. Butz also received licenses, with the latter couple later married by Rev. Hamilton of the Methodist church. They plan a southbound honeymoon and will reside on South Sixth Street. the groom works for Gem State Lumber company.
Capital Insurance held a national contest among its agents with a trip to the California Expositions as the prize. Local winner among several named includes a resident from the area. Winners listed include W. A. Diffy Texas H. J. Rigden Colorado R. Weems Texas J. A. Hibbard Idaho James H. Bates Denver R. W. Walkly South Dakota A. M. Gooch New Mexico. The period ran from January 1914 to January of the current year.
Automatic contest next Thursday night features Blackfoot champions invading Pocatello to challenge local stars. Five players travel with many supporters, aiming to repeat a high score feat after American Falls where 316 runs were put up in five frames. Players Jimmie Morehead Casey Jones L R Bills W McCormack and R Bird expected.
A meeting of the Chautauqua committee at the Commercial Club confirms 400 tickets sold after yesterday’s sales drive. They need 200 more before Saturday, with local boosters urged to help. The event promises a high class attraction for the Gate City.
The Orpheum offers advance admission of 20 cents for The Cup of Life in five parts plus a Pathe reel. Starring Bessie Barricale and Arthur Mantle, the drama set in New York tenements on The Great White Way delivers vivid costumes and a strong moral lesson.
The Pocatello First Ward Primary association shifts its meeting time from 4 15 p m to 3 00 p m for the summer months. Meetings are regularly held on Mondays.
Louvain Belgium June 8 amid green fields the city remains a monumental wreck yet renovation proceeds on the famed cathedral. Walls crumble yet the church is being restored with glass panes and the altar saved. Namur forts and vanished war scars illustrate Belgium’s slow recovery.
Blackfoot tribe elders and medicine men arrive in Portland to camp for a week as guests of the Rose Festival. They come after a Panama Canal voyage and San Francisco fair, and will join parades and public celebrations with war dances led by Chief Three Bears and young chief Joe Bad Marriage.
Classified notices connect job seekers with employers, outlining open positions, required qualifications, contact methods, and application instructions in concise listings. These items vary by industry and location, often featuring short summaries, wage notes, and deadlines.
Senior class presents She Stoops to Conquer at the Tech auditorium at 8:30 pm. Yale Hurdle leads in a well rehearsed cast coached by Miss Tainter, promising a polished old time production from the state institution.
Washington dispatch describes the river San as a great battlefield in World War I. It notes Russian and Austro German forces clashing near Przemysl and Lemberg with hundreds of thousands fighting along the river. The San’s geography aided defense and its banks could enter history beside Waterloo and Gettysburg.
A tutoring service lists a contact phone 920 R and a physical address at 727 North Garfield. The notice provides a direct way to reach tutors by phone and visit the location for in person sessions.
Notice announces a revised timetable for street cars after the second car began service. Trains depart from the Academy and North Main Street terminals on the hour and then every 20 minutes.
Certificates for the ladies are being issued in triplicate at Murphey's No 5 throughout the week. Ady jl2.
Pocatello First Ward Primary announces a children's concert at the L D S West Side church Friday night June 18 at 7 30 p m with admission 10 cents A bazaar and cooked food sale and ice cream and cake served Saturday June 19 at the Brady building corner Center and Arthur details provided
Salt Lake City excursions announced for June 9 to 13 via Oregon Short Line for Y M C A and Y S M L A convention. Limit June 26. See agents for rates.
Members of the Christian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of S. J. Donaldson, 429 North Lincoln, as an ad notes.
An Idaho based Coal and Ice Co advertises improved ice quality and enhanced service. The notice invites customers to call the listed phone number 304-A.v. for inquiries or orders.
Classified ad offers a twin cylinder Indian motorcycle for sale at a cheap price if taken at once. Contact evenings at 846 W Center.
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