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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1926

Page

2

Contempt of Court Charged in Idaho Divorce Case

Alex Robison of Bone Idaho found guilty of contempt of court and ordered to pay 156.20 immediately and 105 within sixty days in Judge Ralph W. Adair's court. The case stems from a 1922 divorce from Ethel T. Robison for mental cruelty. The decree required $15 monthly child support for Harriet May Robison born August 25 1913 until she turned 18. Robison paid until January 1925 and has since paid nothing. He paid 156.20 to the county clerk and filed to discontinue payments. no hearing date set.

Blackfoot Alex Robison Bone Idaho Ralph W. Adair Ethel T. Robison Alex T. Robison Harriet May Robison Robison Roy Thatcher Ogden Bingham County H. Andrew Benson

McCammon News Briefs Highlight Departures and Water Shortage

McCammon residents travel to Pocatello Big Springs Logan Rigby and Boise for visits and study. Nellie Moore to Pocatello for indigestion coverage. Water scare worsens as low snowfall and dry spring strain storage. Mose Obray urges conservation to protect fire protection and reservoir levels.

K. G. Thatcher George Thatcher Logan T. W. Edwards Edwards Tommy Nibly Salt Lake City Laurence Thomas Elaine Rigby John Thornley Beatrice Hale Boise Link's Business College Phyllis Lowry U. Pp. and L. Co Miss Hale McCammon Mose Obray Obray

Southern Idaho Delegates to Meet Coast Caravan

California caravaners of the Victory Highway Motor Caravan traveling San Francisco to Salt Lake City June 9 to 12 will be greeted in Wells Nevada next Friday by Twin Falls and Pocatello business leaders. Idaho delegations will replace written invitations with spoken welcomes, inviting the caravaners to extend their trip to southern Idaho.

Twin Falls California Victory Highway San Francisco Salt Lake City Wella Nevada Pocatello Charles F. Dwight Idaho

Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promised to Strengthen Children

An old advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tableta as a kid friendly remedy for rickets and weak growth. It claims sugar coating makes them palatable with rapid gains in bone and teeth and offers a 60 tab bottle for 60 cents with a 30 day trial.

McCoy

Downey Notes Mixed Travel and Local Sports

Downey residents report travel to Salt Lake City Boise Ogden Logan and Provo with visits to hospitals and family. The Downey baseball team defeated the Pacific Cubs of Pocatello 13 to 4 and remains active.

N.L. . Nelson Arizona Provo J. Gardner Pocatello Frank Potter Williard Kingsford Lee Pierson Margaret Johnson Lava Hot Springs N. ©. Olson Misa Kathryn Olson Ralph Harding Ogden Olson Frank Porter Chautauqua Arimo Downey Pacific Cubs Malad John W. Ogden J. M. Burrell Wm. Clerg Mary Fox John Burrup Grant Deana Stoddard

Little Lost River Water Case Advances in Blackfoot Court

In Blackfoot Monday Judge Ralph W. Adair heard phase two of the Little Lost River dispute. George N. Carter deputy reclamation commissioner testified on change of use from Knollin Black ranches to Blaine County Investment lands. Testimony continues with attorneys Irving Skeen Thurman Whitcomb Cowen Clark Downing Veterson Coffin listed as representatives.

Tribune Sprotal Dlackfost Little Lost River Ralph W. Adair George N. Carter Irving, Skeen and Thurman Salt Lake City Whitcomb Cowen & Clark Blackfoot Jay IL

Anglers Cut Down on Trap Shoot Attendance

Blackfoot on June 8 reports a small turnout for the Blackfoot Trap shoot club Sunday event with only ten members competing. Top telegraphic scores against Shoshone were Jim Christensen 22, T. J. Vaught 22, and J. H. Anderson 20, followed by A. J. Boyle 20 and others. The telegraphic match next Sunday will be with St. Anthony.

Tribune Blackfoot Jim Christensen T. J. Vaught J. H. Anderson A. J. Boyle L. C. Collins Ww. PD. Pierce Ll. R. Clegg Jim Boyle M. L. Tillery Art Dore St. Anthony

Conference on Water Allocation to Meet in Helena

R J Tiffany state supervisor of hydraulics and Glenn Parker district engineer for the geologic survey travel to Helena Montana for talks with Montana state engineer C S Heidl and Idaho reclamation commissioner Warren Swendsen as a preliminary step toward a general conference on water allocation in the Columbia basin project. The general conference is planned for sometime this summer.

Olympia Wash Columbia Basin R. J. Tiffany Glenn Parker Tacoma Federal Geological Survey Helena Mont Heidel Montana Warren E. Swendsen Reclamation Idaho

Rural Letter Carriers to Meet at Buhl in July

The state convention of Rural Letter Carriers will meet in Buhl on Saturday July 10 at 2 P m. The meeting followed district talks in Gooding where final plans were made. Leaders named include L A Wheeler Emmet head of the state group and his wife president of the Ladies Auxiliary L G Lacey district president Bryan Rogers secretary Mrs Lacey district president of the women's auxiliary. Farmers expect a short wheat crop and possibly two hay crops.

Buhl Bryan Rogers I. EB. Roberts L. G. Lacey Gooding L.A. Wheeler Emmet Ladies’ Auxiliary

Car Crash Near Lava Hot Springs Injures Young People

John Hyde's Olds mobile collided with a Dodge bound for Lava on the highway west of Lava Hot Springs early Sunday. Both cars damaged and occupants shocked. Dodge nearly demolished but no serious injuries, only minor bruises.

Grand Chapter Meets in Idaho Falls for Eastern Star Session

Idaho Falls hosts the 24th annual session of the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star of Idaho. More than 100 Idaho women and visitors from nearby states attend, opening last night with a grand march and reception for the grand matron and officers. sessions run through Wednesday.

Grand Chapter Idaho Falls Idaho The Order of Eastern Star of Idaho Nogrim Ureday

County filings and crimes described in Blackfoot

Miss Margaret Giesbrecht filed for county superintendent of schools with County Clerk A J Benson. Edward Thorogon entered the race as Republican legislative representative. Marriage licenses issued to Harry Lintelman and Madeline Kohler, and Elmer Thurman and Elva Bankhead. Walter Wallace and Bus Riley captured in Dillon after escape. extradition talks underway. Frank Payne returned home from hospital after foot amputation. Cottage hotel manager C R Higgins returns from Idaho trips and mine work.

Elva Bankhead Blackfoot Walter Wallace Bus Riley Mingham County Bannock Dillon Mont Frank Payne Pocatello General Hospital O. 8. L. Yards C. RB. Higgins Cottage Atlanta Idaho Boise

Blackfoot Man Appeals New Trial Denied in Illegal Possession Case

Albert Smith, convicted in Judge Ralph W. Adair’s court for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor, appeared Monday seeking a new trial. The motion was denied. Judge Adair sentenced him to five months in Bingham County Jail, a $250 fine, and $38 costs. Smith filed notice of appeal and was released on a $500 bond.

Blackfoot Albert Smith Ralph W. Adair Adair Smith Bingham County Justice Court

Rabbit Drive Success At Springfield Event

About 100 people joined a Sunday rabbit drive in Blackfoot with 40 shotguns. Drivers and supporters chased rabbits from the Snyder place to Wilbur Atwood’s pen, ending around 6 pm. Another drive is planned for next Sunday at Pingree school. shells provided by Frank Bradford and A. J. Anderson.

Pingree Frank Bradford A. J. Anderson

Bandits Kill Prisoner Found in Nanking River

The body of J. M. Phillips, British manager of Asiatic Petroleum, is recovered from the river at Nanking after he was kidnapped by bandits several days earlier in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong J. M. Phillips Asiatic Petroleum Company Nanking Mr. Phillips

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