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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1908

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Downey Contractors Plan Carey Act Reclamation in Bannock County

Portneuf-Marsh Valley Irrigation Co and Downey Townsite & Development Co file in Bannock County with leaders Hark ness Edwards Byington Crocker Hyde Standred. Downey to host a 50 000 acre irrigation project funded by a 500 000 capital, reservoir near Chesterfield, main canal to Partment, two-year town growth expected.

Portneuf-Marsh Valley Irrigation Co., Ltd Downey Townsite & Development Co., Ltd County Recorder Gallet H. O. Harkness T. M. Edwards McCammon J. H. Byington E. C. Crocker George T. Hyde Downey D. W. Standred Pocatello Carey Nct Irrigation Company State Land Board Bannock the Tribune Idaho Portneuf Chesterfield

Spud Farm on Bench Sighted for Irrigation Pilot

Sagebrush on ten acres west of Pocatello near Center street is leased to W. L. Rice for a potato patch irrigated by a four inch pipeline from Brinson springs. Water also feeds C. C. Chilson’s land to the north which plans 80 acres in grain and garden truck next year. Farmers expect the Brinson irrigation experiment to prove the beach lands can yield heavy crops, with dry farming already successful for single crops.

Pocatello Center Street W. L. Rice Brinson Springs C. C. Chilson

Floods Strain Kansas City as Kaw Waters Rise

June 10 Kansas City endures a severe flood with Kaw River waters reaching near Union Railway station and flooding lower stock yards. West bottoms see rising basements as Harlem Armourdale and Argentine areas flood. railroads blamed for dams by Kaw river bridges. workers move goods to upper floors.

Kansas City Kaw Union Railway West Bottoms Kansas Arourdale Missouri Harlem Batons Missouri River Armourdale Missouri Pacific Union Pacific Kaw River

Kaw River Falls Two Feet Burying Towns in Flood Reach

Topeka Kansas reports the Kaw River falling two feet after flooding. Citizens use mops and brooms to clean homes while merchants sweep stores. At the current rate the Kaw will be within its banks later today with outlet losses expected to be light.

Topeka Kas

Red River Flood Submerges 25000 Acres in West Vale

News reports the Red River broke through a levee near West Vale Louisiana flooding 25000 acres of crops and drowning many head of stock.

Red River New Orleans Westvale

Special Pullman for Idaho Delegates to Republican National

The Pullman berth on train No 2 June 12 is fully booked so a special Pullman called the Shoshone will run to Pocatello to carry Idaho delegates to the Republican national convention in Chicago starting June 16. Idaho leaders include J H Brady E M Heighe C C Cavanah and John W Hart with Barney ONeill joining via Pocatello. Reservations advised for Idaho travelers to the eastern trip.

Charles EB. Brooks Pocatello D. KE. Burley Salt Lake Idaho J. H. Brady Gem State William H. Taft Barney O'Neill Northern Pacific Montana E. M. Heighe Weiser C. C. Cavanah Boise John W. Hart Frevont County

Investigation of Telegraph Companies in United States

Washington June 10 Secretary Straus orders a thorough probe into telegraph companies covering receipts and expenditures wages employee conditions hours of labor and related matters. The inquiry will be conducted by Charles P Neill and Herbert Knox Smith with a report due when the Senate reconvenes in December.

Washington Senate Straus Charles P. Neill Herbert Knox Smith

Oregon Short Line Still the Only Railroad to Butte

Washouts between Butte and Logan repaired while Northern Pacific routes remain impaired. Oregon Short Line handles heavy extra mail and passenger traffic, diverting the North Coast Limited to Pocatello and Spokane. Regular trains on the north end run on schedule as Montana smelters stay supplied.

Oregon Butte Northern Pacific Logan Spokane Great Falls

Taft Delegates Backed in Missouri and North Carolina Rulings

The Republican National Committee resumed hearings on the Missouri river districts with Taft delegates seated in the eleventh and Twelfth Missouri districts. The North Carolina first district also favored Taft. Hughes faces potential loss of most instructed delegates if Taft wins remaining contests. Chairman New defended the process as mornta based and orderly.

Chicago Republican National Committee Missouri River Missouri Hughes Taft New York New North Carolina

Dr Koehne Repeats Brilliant Triumph At Congregational

Dr J B Koehne delivered a one and a half hour lecture on The Reformation at the Congregational church under the Men’s club auspices. He praised Martin Luther and depicted the era with dramatic vividness and moral clarity. Tonight he opens a three lecture series attacking Skepticism with free admission.

J. B. Koehne Martin Luther Koehine Dr. Koeline

Northern Pacific trains back on schedule after flood delays

Division Superintendent W. H. Jones reported the line clear to Butte with trains running on time both directions. He had headquartered at Silver Bow since the Montana flood, walked twenty miles from Buxton to inspect track conditions, and twenty four Northern Pacific cars arrived from the west bound for Butte over the Short Line. The North Coast Limited section, a full Pullman and observation train, operated as No. 6 in the local yards before resuming northbound service.

Montana N. P Butte Jones Silver Bow U. Ss. L Northern Pacific Garrison Spokane Copper City North Coast Limited Pocatello Wallula Harriman North End W. H. Jones Buxton N. PY

Uncle Sam's Phone Line Reaches Camp Steely

Supervisor Peter Wiensted leads a four man crew from the Pocatello national forest to lay a government telephone line from Pocatello to Camp Steely on Mink Creek. Poles will be creosoted at Camp Steely before erection and the line is to be completed by July 10.

Peter Wiensted Pocatello National Forest Pocatello Camp Steely Mink Creek Wrensted

New Orleans Fires Leave Dozens Homeless and One Dead

Two fires in New Orleans last night destroyed blocks of stores and residences, causing over 200000 dollars in losses and leaving more than 100 people homeless. The first blaze burned buildings at Berlin and Magazine streets. the second swept through several blocks on Deluchiz and Louisiana avenues, mainly affecting African American occupied structures.

New Orleans Berlin Magazine Streets Deluchiz Louisiana Avenue

Belmont Dead at Hempstead Following Illness

Oliver H. P. Belmont died at his Hempstead home at 6:50 this morning after a two week appendicitis illness. He was 50, son of the late August Belmont. Mrs. Belmont, formerly Mrs. W K Vanderbilt, was the only family member present in the sick room. Other relatives had not yet arrived.

New York Oliver H. P. Belmont Hempstead Long Island August Belmont Belmont W. K. Vanderbilt

Pursuit Across Moving Cars Nets Montpelier Burglary Suspect

Town Marshal James Francis of McCammon chased a slim man along freight cars between McCammon and Inkom station after a Montpelier burglary. Francis handcuffed the suspect at Inkom and escorted him to Pocatello jail for return to Montpelier. Marshal Dalrymple later moved the man to Montpelier.

James Francis McCammon Inkon Francis Montpelier Inkom Caboose Pocatello Dalrymple Burg No. 7 No. 1 Snall

Two Popular Pocatello Youths Wed In Catholic Ceremony

Miss Marie Ingalls and Tom Hall, noted Gate City residents, married at St. Joseph's Church this morning. Rev. Cyril Van der Douckt officiated. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home, after which the couple left on delayed No 0 for Salt Lake and eastern towns.

Gate City Salt Lake Marie Ingalls Tom Hall St. Joseph's Catholic Church Cyril van der Douckt North Garfield Avenue Hall Joseph A. Ingalls Inkom Pocatello The Tribune Thomas Hall Anna Hall North Main Street Tom Oregon Short Line Y, M

United Commercial Travelers Convention in Salt Lake

Convention set for June 18 to 20 in Salt Lake with reduced rates via Oregon Short Line. Agents can provide dates, rates, and limits. Don’t miss this gathering of United Commercial Travelers.

United Commercial Travelers’ Convention Salt Lake Oregon

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Portneuf-Marsh Valley Irrigation Company Bannock County Spud Farm Banner N. P Exra Sand Point Great Northern Basin Pendleton Charles E. Hughes Pach Brea Pae National Committee Missou DR. Koehne Congregational Church Uncle Sam M’cammon Benedict
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