Beavers Thrive in Idaho Creeks Despite Dam Cutting
Mink Creek and Rapid Creek in southern western Idaho show beavers thriving with several new dams observed. A recent dam cut and stick burn near Mink Creek damaged one dam and revealed busy activity. Local reports say each colony contains multiple beavers and are fully protected by law. />
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Idaho
Tribune
Mink Creek
Tat
W. F. White
Rapid Ereek
Foree
Dial Dams
Local Briefs From The Dubois Area
Mrs D M Phil lips has left for Dubois to visit relatives. Geo Wolford of Pebble is in the city on business and will return home this evening. The regular Saturday night dance will be held tonight at the MecNichols Wright Hall.
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Dubois
Pebble
Geo. Wolford
MecNichols & Wright Il
Boise Officials Host Street Railway Manager on Visit
From Boise, H. B Watson, business manager of the street railway and lighting company, is in the city attending to business tasks and meetings with local authorities.
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Boise
H. B Watson
Boise’s Street Railway and Lighting Company
Motor to Ogden by four travelers
Mr and Mrs Prim and Mr and Mrs G Gittins will depart Sunday morning by automobile for Ogden.
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Ogden
Theod Turner Heads to Ogden for Good Roads Meet
Theo Turner departs Sunday morning for Ogden to attend the Good Roads convention and handle business in town.
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Good Roads
Theo. Turner
Ogden
Funeral for Mrs Ian Spidell Set for Downey Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs Ian Spidell will be held tomorrow at Downey. She was the daughter of Senator J Frank Hunt of Wan Lake.
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Ian Spidell
Downey
Spidell
J. Frank Hunt
Wan Lake
County Attorneys Investigate Cases Across County
Smith, county attorney, and W W Cooper of Gliff are traveling through parts of the county to observe several cases now under the watch of the preservers of the law.
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Smith
W. W. Cooper
Gliff
Visit of Zion guests Misses Ka Iska and Ifft
Miss Mabel Ka Iska travels from Zion to Salt Lake City to visit for a short time while Catherine Ifft leaves today. Ifft has spent six weeks in the Gate City visiting relatives.
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Zion
Mabel Kaiska
Catherine Ifft
Salt Lake
Miss Ifft
Gate City
County Central Committee to Elect Delegates for State Platform
The county central committee will meet next Tuesday at 2 PM in the courthouse to elect twelve delegates to the state platform convention in Boise on June 27. The meeting aims to finalize representation for the statewide gathering.
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Boise
Court House
Catelto Security Trust Incorporation Filed in City
Articles of incorporation have been filed for the Pocatello Security Trust company with a capital of 400000 dollars. The par value of shares is 100 dollars. Stockholders listed are L. H. Lathrop H. R. Freeland and Louis Parisee.
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Pocatello Security Trust Company
L. H. Lathrop
H. R. Freeland
Louis Parisee
Nevada trip eyes tungsten bonanza claims
Tom Leach and Dr. Smith will travel to Churchill county Nevada to inspect mining claims of interest. Recent assays indicate a high tungsten percentage, and the party regards the venture as a potential bonanza in the ore field.
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Nevada
Dick Leach
Dr. Smith
Churchill County
Meeting on federal water power measures at Woodmen hall
A Sunday meeting tomorrow afternoon at Woodmen hall promotes a discussion of federal water power measures and sites. The event is led by A. J. Standley and others with several speakers planned.
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Woodmen Hall
A. J. Standley
Going Fishing Report Promises Fine Sport Tomorrow
Sportsmen depart the city this afternoon for Mackay Island Park Mink Creek and Horse Island hunting and fishing grounds. They expect good sport tomorrow with native trout at Horse Island and varied shore and creek fishing at Mink Creek.
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Mackay
Island Park Country
Mink Creek
Horse Island
Missing Pup Received by Officers This Morning
An abandoned young dog was received by Officer Pipkin and Night Hartvigsen this morning and placed in a window display for public viewing. The scene suggests an intake and relief effort by local authorities.
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Ang Blosdhonnday
Pipkin
Hartvigsen
Dogs to Work in Business District Under Training Plan
Bookstore Pharmacy No 2 reports young dogs to be trained by Mr Pipkin for work in the business district. Pedigreed animals will receive thorough training and attention for the job. Contractor F X LeDoux visits from Portland to review matters for several days. Kalispell engineer Hl Studdard plans to lead federal building work there after leaving the Kiks building project. He declined a government post to focus on his private engineering business in Gate City.
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Pipkin
Busness
F. X. LeDoux
Fiks
Portland
Goen
Kalispel
Fr. Hl. Studdard
Kiks
Montana
Federal
Gate City
Ore Shipment From Moonlight Claims Headed to Salt Lake
Ore hauled from Moonlight mining claims controlled by Nate Eldridge arrives in town with high grade product. It will be stored until a full car is ready, then sent to the Salt Lake smelter. Expected completion by the 20th with splendid values and good return anticipated from the trial shipment.
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Moonlight
Nate Eldridge
Salt Lake
Last of Series on Northwest Explorers by Rev Saunders
The Tribune prints the final article in a four part series by Rev Arthur Saunders former Episcopal pastor about early northwest explorers. This issue covers Wyeth expedition noting Wyeth raised the first American flag in the northwest and Rev Jason Lee preached the first sermon in this district at Fort Hall 1834.
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Tribune
Arthur Saunders
Episcopal Church
Great Northwest
Wyeth
Northwest
Jason Lee
Fort Halli
Boy joins Chautauqua committee as unpaid promoter
A twelve year old boy is placed in charge of an advertising bill distributing committee for the Chautauqua in the city. A mother requested that her son gain useful work and he will lead a group of boys in an unpaid effort starting Monday morning.
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Chautauqua Committee
Grain outlook for Idaho crops in June forecast
USDA forecasts Idaho June grain production with winter wheat 8.45 million bushels, spring wheat 5.9 million, oats 13.6 million, barley 6.68 million. Apple barrels total 202,000, sugar beets condition 77, pastures 86, with year‑over‑year comparisons and eight to ten year averages noted.
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Idaho
United States Department of Agriculture
Hughes Busy With Court Work
Justice Hughes remained in seclusion during convention week as ballots unfolded in Chicago. He kept busy with court matters in his residence office and spent the evening with Mrs. Hughes and their daughters. Local reporters were briefed by his secretary, L. H. Green, who relayed ballot summaries to the justice.
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Washington
Chicago
Justice Hughes
Hughes
L. H. Green
Green
War Business at Great Figure
New York reports United States Steel Corporation assets on April 20 showing unfilled orders and earnings totaling $9,937,738. The monthly statement highlights the scale of wartime production and economic activity.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
City of Pocatello Warrants Call Notice
City of Pocatello will pay all General Fund 1915 warrants on presentation at Ock National Bank Pocatello Idaho with interest from date of registration to May 27 1916 Dated May 27 1916 Kate Tom City Treasurer
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Pocatello
Ock National Bank
Idaho
Kate Tom
Last of the Pioneer Railroad Buildings Being Torn Down
The Oregon Short Line depot and related structures in Pocatello are being demolished after 33 years, marking the end of an era. The dispatchers office, hotel, depot and yard offices were once historic landmarks witnessing expansion toward a modern city.
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Pioneer Railroad
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello
Poeatello
Omaha
Portland
Union Pacific
Short Line
Greater
Idaho
Idaho Tech lines up big return of 1916-17 athletes
Idaho Tech alumni and new students plan for strong 1916-17 seasons in football track baseball and basketball. Returning stars Rom Kennedy Dec Eastman Kaiser Wedel and Herschell Cummings join promising players from local high schools while scrubs Hubble Myers of Buhl and others gear up for competition.
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Idaho Tech
Idaho
University of Utah
Aggie
Albion State Normal
College of Idaho
Rom Kennedy
Dec Eastman
College Field
Felix Plastino
C. of I
Lloyd
Ernest Byrne
C. A. Meyers
Herschell Cummings
A. of I
Eddie Moser
Hubble
Buhl
Myers
The
Tech
Hughes Leads After First Ballot at Republican Convention
Chicago June 10 Preliminary balloting at the Republican convention shows Hughes leading with strong New York support and Florida Wyoming Rhode Island Oregon backing him. Second-ballot movements shift votes as Roosevelt and others gain, while Brumbaugh withdraws and proposes Roosevelt.
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Burton
la Follette
Brumbaugh Sakedens
Ford
Harding
Inquirters
Secon
Brumbaugh
Theodore Roosevelt
Omler
Hughes
Root
Weeks
Dupont
Sherman
Fairbanks
Cummins
Roosevelt
McCall
Knox
Willis
Wood
Wanamaker
Illinois
Indiana
Texas
Taft
North
Carlina
Pennsylvania
Warler
Purely Personal Visit Notes From Local Briefs
Mrs. J. Aoy Weed and Miss Cora Nielsen have gone to Clark and Oma ha Neb on a visit. Loveland, a farmer of the Chesterfield country, was in the city yesterday on business.
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J. Aoy Weed
Cora Nielsen
Clark
Omaha
Neb
Loveland
Chesterfield Country
City
Stand Trial for Murder Near Providence
Providence, REIL, June 10. James O'Brien, 21, charged with murdering Beatrice Walter, 19, who befriended him for his crippled condition, will be arraigned next Thursday amid an inquest. Police doubt self-inflicted death as all five revolver chambers were emptied. Walter's parents deny suicide, saying she had much to live for and that O'Brien was jealous of a rival suitor.
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Providence
Reil
Beatrice Walter
James O’brien
O'Brien
William H. Walter
Miss Walter
Idaho and Utah Dominate Republican National Convention
Utah Senator Smoot chaired the credentials committee and reported its findings. Senator Borah of Idaho spoke during the morning session with Chauncey Depew and former Speaker Cannon. Borah and Senator Sutherland helped draft the platform in subcommittees.
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Chicago
Utah
Idaho
Smoot
Borah
Mye Chanuncey M. Depew
Joseph J. Cannon
Senator Sutherland
Postmaster Quits. River County Vacancy Opened
Postmaster P. M. Larson of Robin resigns after judging government work should be left to itself. The job pays $223 yearly and a competitive civil service examination will be held in Pocatello on July Ltd to select a successor.
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P. M. Larson
Robin
Civil Service Commission
Pocatello July Ltd
Conferees Draft Joint Harmony Report for Roosevelt Unity
Republican and Progressive conferees meet in Chicago to discuss uniting behind Theodore Roosevelt as joint nominee. The talks favor Roosevelt's broad appeal and aim to defeat the Democratic administration, with signatures from Smoot Crane Borah Butler Johnson Perkins Bonaparte Parker Wilkinson.
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Republican Report Coliseum
Chicago
Progressive-Republican Harmony Conference
Messrs. Perkins
New York
Johnson
California
Bonaparte
Maryland
Wilkins
Parker
Louisiana
Theodore Roosevelt
Reed Smoot
W. Murray Crane
W. E. Borah
Nicholas Murray Butler
A. R. Johnson
Progressive Report
Messrs
William FE. Borah
A. R. Jonson
Col. Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Hiram W. Johnson
Charles J. Bonaparte
John M. Parker
Horace S. Wilkinson
Democratic National Convention Plans In St Louis
Detailed plans for delegate and visitor entertainment during the Democratic National Convention in St Louis include automobile tours on June 14, a ball game excursion, a river cruise with a buffet, and Kentucky society dinners. The Met opera company will stage Wagner’s Siegfried outdoors, June 13, at Robinson Field, with other state clubs arranging hotel rooms receptions and hospitality events.
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St. Louis
General Entertainment Committee
Business Men’s League
Ball Park
Grey Eagle
Kentucky Society
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Siegfried
Robinson Field
St. Louis Nationals
Democratic National Committee
al Inn
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