Fifteenth Anniversary Noted for Pocatello Y M C A Railroad Work
Sunday marks fifty years of the railroad department of the Y M C A with praise from top Oregon Short Line officials. Pocatello leaders stress home, dormitory, baths, libraries and gym aiding employees as essential to railroad life and community vigor.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
United States
Pocatello
America
Oregon
Union Pacific
Robert Weidensall
Los Angeles
Y. M
Detroit
Railroad Association
Samuel Rea
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Department
Railway Couny
Pocatello YMCA Praised For City Development
A letter extols the Pocatello YMCA as a premier city institution fostering citizenship and wholesome recreation. It notes travelers and railroad men receive meals and lodging there, with the Y-M-C-A's growth aiding the community and offering a home away from home.
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Pocatello
Talk by Prof Poulteny At Boy's Meeting
Prof Robert Poulteny of the Tech spoke to the Y M C A younger boys about intermountain formations. He explained types, showed specimens, and described formation processes through the ages proving a profitable evening for the attendees. Mayor Budge will address Christian citizenship next Wednesday in the social room.
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Robert Poultney
The
Tech
Intermountain
Poultney
Jesse R
Budge
Association
Government hunters record strong month May kills wolves coyotes bobcats
May totals from a U S Department of Agriculture Biological Survey newsletter show fourteen hunters claiming 14 wolves 213 coyotes and 15 bobcats. top killer Sam Driggs Snoshone with 30 coyotes and 1 bobcat. other notable totals include William Neeser Pocatello 4 coyotes 1 bobcat and Bert S Wilkins Mountain Home 15 coyotes 3 bobcats.
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Hunter
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Bnological Survey
Sam Driggs
William Nesser
Pocatello
Snoshone
William Neeser
Pocatelo
Coyotes
L. Radier
Gooding
M. O. Cox
Riggins
W. E. Cozzens
Soda Springs
Wolf
Bert S. Wilkins
Mountain Home
Bobcats
Leo
Twitchell
Howe
George Nichols
Leadore
Lava Hot Springs Superintendent Visitation in City
John W. Ash, superintendent of the state natatorium at Lava Hot Springs, was in town today to handle city business matters and oversee ongoing projects.
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Lava
John W. Ash
Lava Hot Springs
Miss Ophelia Burrna Accepts Stenographer Post
Miss Ophelia Burrna, a 1922 graduate of Po catello high school, has accepted a stenographer position with the Burrus Real Estate company.
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Ophelia Burrna
Pocatello High School
Burrus Real Estate Company
Wyoming Sheepman Kinney Arrives in Pocatello for Matters
Joe Kinney Jr., wealthy Cokeville resident, arrived by car on Friday and will stay several days in Pocatello to attend to business matters. His trip originates from Cokeville, Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Joe Kinney, Jr
Cokeville
Pocatello
Wyoming City
Auto
Stolen Dort Car Recovered Near Parisian Store
A Dort five passenger touring car owned by M. Levinson of 101 Gordon Apartments was stolen early last evening from in front of the Parisian store on South Arthur Avenue and recovered later the same evening by Sergeant Harry Beerny of the police department.
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M. Levinson
Gordon Apartments
South Arthur Avenue
Harry Beerny
Police Department
Stratford brothers return from Utah with top academic honors
Wayne and Conway Stratford, sons of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Stratford, have returned from the University of Utah with the highest records in their studies. Wayne won the pistol target shooting prize, a sweater bearing a white U and a bulls eye.
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Wayne
Conway Stratford
E. C. Stratford
University of Utah
Local Court Forfeits Bonds In Intoxication Case
J Finigan and Mrs Jack Thomas arrested Thursday night on intoxication charges failed to report at police court. Bonds of 25 dollars each were forfeited. Frank Gersler and Geo Skinner paid 15 dollar fines after Guilty pleas. C Gray released under suspended sentence. J A Christensen fined 15 for sparste ordinance violation. L Johnson arrested on intoxication charge to be heard tonight. Lem Wilson 17 held without bond for attempting to steal a gate.
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J. Finigan
Jack Thomas
Frank Gersler
Geo. Skinner
C. Gray
J. A. Christensen
L. Johnson
Lem Wilson
Beerup
Dennia
Notice of Attachment in Bannock County Court
Notice in the District Court of Idaho Bannock County that an attachment against the property of defendants New England Natl Hosk Matceuf et al issued June 5 1922. Witnessed by the court seal at Pocatello Idaho on June 10 1922. Plaintiffs Villar soe O-530-200.
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Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
Bannock
New England
Natl
Hosk
Matceuf
I. Muginire
James Juat
Pocatello
Sebel
Shriners Meet Delayed by Mock Hold Up Near Gate City
A six car Shriners special en route to San Francisco from Boise was halted Friday by masked robbers near Michaud west of Gate City. The attackers, posing as outlaws, robbed two cars but fled when the ruse was seen. Returning valuables, delegates were greeted in Gate City with a Shrine Edition of the Pocatello Tribune and a banquet at Hotel Bannock followed by drills bands and dances.
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el Korah
Boise
National Shriners Convention
San Francisco
Michaud
Fez
Pocatello
Shriars
Iaho
Neve
Shriners
Pocatelo Tribune
Bannock
Hotel Bannock
Spumesmen Auction for Chesapeake Retriever Pups For Sale
For sale Chesapeake retriever pups aged weeks old. Papers for registration with each pup. Pedigree information available. Address W Lare Ashton Idaho.
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Atvulntion
W. Lare
Ashton
Idaho
Interest Taken Tennis Matches on Short Line Courts
Friday matches saw Ferguson and Jones win two of three sets against Knickerbocker and Brady, claiming top doubles status in the city. Molinelli and Cannon lost to Lomas and Goldstein. Lomas attributed the loss to opponents gaining the most points late. A six team Sunday morning tournament starts at 7 with consolation play in the afternoon. City of Pocatello warrants are payable at the city clerk’s office with 7 percent interest through June 10, 1922, covering several funds and restoration weights.
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Fennis Counrts
Ferguson
Jones
Knickerbocker
Brady
Molinelli
Cannon
Lomas
Goldstein
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