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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1927

Page

5

Pocatello Guardsmen Prepare to Leave for Boise Camp

Troop E 116th Cavalry Idaho National Guard departs Saturday at 4 a m for Boise for the regular summer camp. About one thousand men from all state units will attend, returning June 25 after two weeks. Inspections by Col Sirmeyer and Maj Gen Hammond set for June 11 12 and 20 respectively. Camp features mounted drill and numerous athletic events with improved site and equipment.

116Th Cavalry Idaho National Guard Boise Washington, D. C National Guard E. J. Therkderen Pocatello

Community Chest Expert to Confer With Officials

A. B. Sanders of San Francisco, formerly with the American City bureau, visited Pocatello Tuesday to confer with chamber of commerce officials. He will return next Tuesday to meet the board of directors and discuss community chest work. Sanders notes only five cities abandoned the chest in estimates, and he recently aided campaigns in Los Angeles, Portland and Seattle while establishing a western organization.

A. B. Sanders San Francisco American Sity Bureau Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Sanders Chamber Community Chest American City Bureau East Rocky Mountains Bveraul Los Angeles Portland Seattle

Masonic Lodge Elects Officers and Burrell to Grand Lodge

E Jankins Lodge No. 92 A F and A M met at Castellini hall Tuesday to install officers for the year. William G Burrell re elected worthy master with Jonas Mitchem John Edwards K Robinson and T A Patterson serving as senior warden junior warden and treasurer respectively. Morris Dyer chaplain Arthur Russell Rufus Willis William Ruby Frank Stevens Sam Wormley D B Williams Joseph Rogers filled appointed roles. Burrell was named delegate to the Grand Lodge meeting in Pittsburg Kansas August 24 25 and 26.

E. Jankins Lodge A. M Castellini Hall William G. Burrell Jonas Mitchem John Edwards K. Robinson T. A. Patterson Morris Dyer Arthur Russell S D Rufus Willis William Ruby S.S Frank Stevens J. S Sam Wormley D. B. Williams Joseph Rogers Tyler O. L. Boyd J. Dowden William Burrell Grand Lodge Pittsburg Kansas

Eastern Idaho Fair settles debts after last season deficits

E. J. Pjeldsted secretary reports the Eastern Idaho Fair district is settling all outstanding accounts from the previous season. An appropriation was provided by commissioners of Bonneville Bannock and Bingham counties to cover the deficits.

E. J. Pjeldsted Eastern Idaho Fair District Bonneville Bannock Bingham Counties

Investigation for Establishment of Air Mail Route

The Great Falls chamber asks local officials to survey a proposed air mail route from Great Falls to Salt Lake City via Pocatello. A setter was sent to city and nearby businesses to estimate daily mail volume, with 100 pounds of mail per day needed to proceed. Fjeldsted urges any missing respondents to contact the office.

Great Falls E. J. Fjeldsted Great Palls Chamber

Property Escrow Dispute Involving Ringnell Adolphs

Judge Baum presided in district court over Mae L Ringnell versus W L Adolph and wife. Ringnell alleges the Adolphs traded city property for equity valued at 1500 dollars, with Ringnell to keep paying until clear. escrowed with Brady McGowan, she says the property was surrendered to the Adolphs without her knowledge and recorded in their name. Defendants claim Ringnell has made no payments on the property.

O. R. Baum Mae L. Ringnell W. L. Adolph Adolphs Ringwell

MELLO GLO Powder Promises Long Wear And Peachy Complexion

An advertisement for MELLO GLO a French process face powder by Cook Drug Co touts long wear and shine reduction. It claims a soft peachy look and minimized pores, urging consumers to try the product for beautifying effects and purity.

Cook Drug Co Adv

City News In Brief To Salt Lake Thursday

J P Halliwell of Halliwell Drug company will leave Thursday morning on a short business trip to Salt Lake City. A Salt Lake City couple Mrs H B Head and daughter Mary Lou visit with Mr and Mrs Carol Mumford on North Johnson. Mrs Harry H Hartley returns to Los Angeles after visiting here. A Los Angeles visitor will pass through Pocatello about midnight on June 15. A dog poisoner has struck in the North Thirteenth avenue area. three dogs have died and officials will pursue the culprit.

Salt Lake J. P. Halliwell The Halliwell Drug Company Salt Lake City H. B. Head Mary Lou Carol Mumford North Johnson Los Angeles Harry H. Hartley Hartley Pocatello the Tribune North Thirteenth Avenue

Car Stolen From East Center Street In Ogden

J. B. Jarvis of Ogden reports his Chevrolet touring car stolen Tuesday evening from the 300 block on East Center. Utah license plate 9931 is on the vehicle.

J. 8. Jarvis Ogden East Center Utah

Miss Helen E Sweet Leaves Poca for Summer Study

Miss Helen E Sweet head of the mathematics department at Poca tello high school departed for Seattle to spend the summer months studying at the University of Washington. Eddie Smith and John Murry were fined twenty five dollars each for trespassing and intoxication respectively, with fines suspended if they leave the city by noon. A silver tea will be held Friday at the Methodist church parlors under the Methodist Home Missionary society with Mrs Grovers' group serving.

Helen E. Sweet Pocatello High School Seattle Washington Miss Sweet University of Washington Eddie Smith John Murry John W. Peter Methodist Church Methodist Home Missionary Society

Local court records show parking bonds forfeited

Dick Wells and John Hood failed to appear before Police Judge John W. Peter this morning and bonds of 1 each were forfeited. Walter Moedl pleaded not guilty to speeding and his trial is set for Thursday morning.

Dick Wells John Hood John W. Peter Walter Moedl

Health Special Train Brings Yellowstone Park Employs People

J. C. Hanson, local ticket agent for the Oregon Short Line Railroad, reports a Yellowstone Park Health special train carrying park employees and workers to health facilities.

J. C. Hanson Oregon Short Line Railroad Yellowstone Park

Mrs Green Hosts Relatives From Across Regions

Mrs C. S. Green of 845 North Garfield receives sisters Mrs Will Crookston of Los Angeles and Mrs Lawrence Redford of Rupert Idaho, and Mrs Hyrum Hall of Hyrum Utah for next week. Her daughter Mrs M W Jenkins of Cokeville Wyoming also visits.

C. S. Green North Garfield Will Crookston Los Angeles Lawrence Redford Rupert Idaho Hyrum Hall Hyrum Utah Green M. W. Jenkins Cokeville Wyoming

YMCA Awards Gold Balls To Pocatello Hoops Team

The Y M C A presented gold basketballs to Pocatello Athletic Club players Bert Houde Webb Dean Dell Dean Ray Horrocks Vaughn Evans Lester Young Vic Waddoups Ralph Fet ed Jack Trimming Howard Knapp and Jack Johnson for season’s work and for winning the community basketball tournament. The medals bear the engraving Y M C A and U P System Champions.

Pocatello Athletic Club Bert Houde Webb Dean Dell Dean Ray Horrocks Vaughn Evans Lester Young Vic Waddoups Ralph Fe Ted Jack Trimming Howard Knapp Jack Johnson U. P

Lifesaving Tests Set At Y M C A Pool Tonight

Tests in Red Cross lifesaving standards will be completed for junior and senior classes under John Weston and Lael Anthony at the Y M C A pool tonight. Participants listed include John Lynn May Ruggles Stolfern Ruggies Nellie Willeke Walter Mannning Mildred Garvin Jean Barnum Mary Wolf and others who may have been overlooked.

Red Cross John Weston Lael Anthony John Lynn May Ruggles Stolfern Ruggies Nellie Willeke Walter Mannning Mildred Garvin Jean Barnum Mary Wolf

Mrs LaVoy Young travels to Rexburg and Idaho Falls

Mrs. LaVoy Young leaves today to visit relatives in Rexburg and Idaho Falls for several weeks. She will be away from home during the period.

Mutual tryouts head Misses to Salt Lake City

Misses Bessie Smith and Florence West left early by motor for Salt Lake City to attend the L. D. 8 Mutual tryouts at the conference opening Thursday morning.

Bessie Smith Florence West Salt Lake City L. D

Oregon Short Line chief returns from Salt Lake City

A. C. Kirkpatrick, head of the Oregon Short Line telephone system, came back last night from Salt Lake City where he met relatives from San Francisco who accompanied him to Pocatello.

A. C. Kirkpatrick Oregon Short Line Salt Lake City San Francisco Pocatello

Cavalry Drill Schedule In Idaho National Guard

The Kiéth Cavalry of the Idaho National Guard held a drill in the Memorial building last night and will drill again tomorrow night. All Imans must attend as equipment will be issued. Men lacking range work may complete 30 rounds this evening at the east end of Center street range.

Pocatello East Center Street Kiéth Cavalry Idaho National Guard Memorial Building Center Street

Unsettled Weather Forecast From Local Observer

Unsettled weather with probable showers and thunderstorms plus mild temperatures is forecast for tonight and Thursday by A. R. Teeple, the local weather observer. Today reached 66 degrees at noon and 58 this morning, with yesterday’s high at 87 and low 56. sunset is 8 08 p m and sunrise tomorrow 4 50 a m.

A. R. Teeple Mercury

Local residents depart for study and visits across regions

Clara Barrett of Inkom left today for New York to enter Columbia College in summer. Mrs. D. R. Good of Blackfoot departed for New Brunswick New Jersey to visit friends for several weeks. Miss Jean Brenneke, local schoolteacher, leaves tonight for Philadelphia.

Clara Barrett Inkom Pocatello New York Columbia College D. R. Good Blackfoot New Brunswick New Jersey Jean Brenneke Philadelphia

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