Citizens Cooperating With Boys In Sell Idaho Campaign
The Tribune reports a speedily growing Sell Idaho contest where carriers and newsboys race for Tribune rewards by distributing the Idaho reclamation edition. Ernest Peterson leads with 1350 points, followed by Lee Bowser 775, John Barnes 550, Charlie Niles 410, George Schaffer 145, Ralph Smith 145, Arthur Young 100, and Alfred Chandler 100 as stands are updated daily.
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Tribune
Idaho
Pocatello Business
Pocatello Tribune
Mammoth Idaho
Bell Idaho
The
Newsies
Ernest Peterson
Lee Bowser
John Barnes
Lee
John
Charlie Niles
George Schaffer
Ralph Smith
Arthur Young
Alfred Chandler
Legion seeks Blackfoot band for Omaha convention
The American Legion post in Blackfoot is pushing to hire the Blackfoot band to accompany the Legion to the national convention in Omaha from October 4 to 9. Funds must be raised in Pocatello, with advertising benefits to the city and Idaho. E J Thorkildsen said towns with band displays leave a memorable impression on Legionnaires.
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American Legion
Blackfoot’s Legion
Omaha
the Legion
E. J. Thorkildsen
Pocatello
Idaho
Thorkildsen
B R T members dance Thursday night
Members of B R T gathered for a Thursday night dance event with casual socializing and light entertainment.
Memorial Building Delayed In Bannock County Work
Construction of the Bannock County Memorial Building on West Lander Street near the Portneuf River is delayed by at least two months due to unsuitable brick. The project, costing about $50,000, has Abe Pierce John Hood and Walter Cleave coordinating public subscriptions. The American Legion funds via the Legion revue at the Auditorium Theatre support the effort.
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Bannock Country Memorial
West Lander Street
Portneuf River
American Run
Abe Pierce
John Hood
Walter Cleave
The
Legion
Auditorium
Dances Licenses Granted and County Lease Approved
The county commissioners met Tuesday and approved A L Sloat for a dance license at Highway Inn Inkom and F C McGowan for Meridell park dances. They also approved a lease with C H Van Vleet for a county house at Grace. Joe Bell resigned as constable at Lava Hot Springs with no successor chosen. Road and bridge claims were examined and allowed.
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A. L. Sloat
Highway Inn
Inkom
F. C. McGowan
Meridell Park
C. H. van Vleet
Grace
Joe Bell
Lava Hot Springs
Large enrollment at Tech summer school
Enrollment for the Tech summer school has reached 300 students under President Frazier and is expected to hit 400 before registration closes. Professor T. R. Neilson says music interest is high with a large department to be maintained. Coach Hutchinson notes many student teachers will pursue coaching or athletic work. A faculty meeting was called to cover routine business.
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Tech
Frazier
T. R. Neilson
Hutchinson
Pocatello Chamber Plans Regular Board Meeting
The Pocatello chamber of commerce announces a regular board meeting tonight at 7 30 in chamber rooms. Directors will discuss routine business matters and available agenda items.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Gem State Chapter No 12 elects officers for year
At Castellini hall the Gem State Chapter No 12 R A M held its regular envocation and elected and installed officers for the year. Jonas Mitchem as high priest William KE Thomas as king James Dowden scribe Kendrick Robinson treasurer William G Burrell secretary Earl Washington captain of the host Rufus Cardwell principal sojourner Isaiah Washington royal arch captain Samuel Wormley master of 3rd veil John Edwards master 2nd veil Samuel Grundy sentinel.
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Gem State
Castellini Hall
Jonas Mitchem
William KE. Thomas
King
James Dowden
Kendrick Robinson
Whilliam G. Burrell
Earl Washington
Rufus Cardwell
Isaiah Washington
Royal Arch
Samuel Wormley
John Edwards
Samuel Grundy
Train brings visitors to Citizens Military Camp route through Pocatello
A special Butte train carrying poeng wen to attend the Citizens Military Trains camp at Fort popes passes through Pocatello Friday morning. Claud Kerns of the University of Idaho, en route to Malad, was in Pocatello. Tom Harkness, a Short Line employee at Bancroft, was injured when jolted from a car between Lava Hot Springs and McCammon.
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Spectry
Butte
Poeng Wen
Citizens Military
Fort Popes
Pocatello
Claud Kerns
University of Idaho
Malad
Kerns
Pocatello High
Schoo
Tom Harkness
Bancroft
Lava Hot Springs
McCammon
Mrs Alberta Reasoner Heads to National Travel Aid Meeting
Mrs Alberta Reasoner a Y W A A traveler's aid representative from the Short Line station departed yesterday for Denver to attend the national convention of traveler's aid representatives.
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Alberta Reasoner
Traveler’s Aid
Denver
Clarence Sell Returns Home From Washburn College
Clarence Sell, son of Mrs. Clara E. Sell of 140 North Twelfth, has returned home to Pocatello after two years as a student at Washburn College in Topeka Kansas. He will stay in Pocatello over the summer months.
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Clarence Sell
Clara E. Sell
North Twelfth
Washburn College
Topeka
Kansas
Sell
Pocatello
Knights of Pythias Lodge Confers Degree of Knight
Members of the Knights of Pythias lodge held a regular meeting last night and conferred the degree of Knight. A short program of musical numbers by D. O. K. K quartet was followed by refreshments.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
Mary Mooney Returns From Railway Brotherhood Convention
Mrs. Mary Mooney of North Lincoln Avenue, a local delegate of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Auxiliary, has returned from Cleveland where she attended the national convention of the organization.
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Mary Mooney
North Linsoln Avenué
The
B. of RE. T
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Man Named Will Birde Arrested for Attempted Assault
An individual identifying as Will Birde was arrested Tuesday by police on attempted assault charges. He appeared before Probate Judge William A. Hyde this morning and was held on $1000 bond.
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Will Birde
William A. Hyde
Rotary Chief to Attend International Convention
W H Bohlscheid president of the Pocatello Rotary club will represent the local group at the international convention in Cleveland on June 15. He will ride the Rotary special from San Francisco and Los Angeles, consolidated at Salt Lake, departing at 5 15 p m June 12.
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W. H. Bohlscheid
Pocatello Rotary Club
Cleveland
Mr. Bohlscheid
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Miss Elizabeth Witty to sail for France this summer
Miss Elizabeth Witty daughter of Senator and Mrs W H Witty and Idaho Technical Institute faculty member leaves today for Kentucky and other eastern states to visit friends and relatives before sailing June 30 for France to spend the summer.
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Europe
Elizabeth Witty
W. H. Witty
Idaho Technical Institute
Kentucky
France
Mrs Mary Dogs Sentenced for Liquor Possession
Mary Dogs pleaded guilty before Justice O J Bell to liquor possession and was sentenced to two months in the county jail and fined 250 dollars plus costs after officers found her in possession of a still yesterday morning.
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Mary Dogs
Justice of the Peace
O. J. Bell
Indian Rotary Dinner Honors Potlatch Guests at Fort Hall
Pocatello and Blackfoot Rotarians with their ladies and friends join a special dinner at the Indian school Fort Hall. The event honoring the visiting group is by invitation of William Donner superintendent of the school. Dinner served at 6:30 p m.
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Indian Rotary Dinner
Pocatello
Blackfoot Rotarians
Fort Hall
William Donner
Licenses Issued for Marriages in County Clerk Office
Marriage licenses were issued Tuesday at the county clerk's office to Russell A. Rasco of Seabring Florida and Beatrice E. Tanner of Idaho Falls. Frank Blazard of Murray Utah and Bernice Brown of Midvale Utah. Albert Butterfield and Violet Owens, both of Salt Lake. and Cecil L. Vivian and Idna S. Pierce, both of Salt Lake.
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Russell A. Rasco
Seabring
Florida
Beatrice E. Tanner
Idaho Falls
Frank Blazard
Murray
Utah
Bernice Brown
Midvale
Albert Butterfield
Violet Owens
Salt Lake
Cecil L. Vivian
Idna S. Pierce
Two Men Booked For Intoxication Fight Guilty Pleas
William R. Bridgers and R. C. Wil ton were booked at the police station Tuesday evening on intoxication and fighting charges. The trouble occurred at the Bingham rooms on South Second. Both pleaded guilty at this morning's police court session and were fined 25 dollars each. Failure to pay led to jail, by default.
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William R. Bridgers
R. C. Wilton
Bingham Rooms
South Second
Brookshire Freed Over Lack of Evidence in Auto Chase Case
William Brookshire, charged with obtaining property under false pretenses via a worthless check during a garage chase, was released for lack of evidence. The case, slated for Judge H. J. Swanson, with A. B. Martinson as complainant, arose from the Highway garage incident.
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Brookshire
William Brookshire
Eace
O. J. Bell
H. J. Swanson
A. B. Martinson
Rebekeh Assembly Leader to Speak at Ivy Lodge Session
Mrs. Maude Morgaridge, president of the Rebekeh Assembly of Idaho, will attend the Ivy Rebekah lodge regular session Thursday night at the Odd Fellows hall. A dinner at the Elks dining hall precedes the meeting and reservations are requested by phone 1433-W.
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Reirezkayw
Maude Morgaridge
Rebekeh Assembly of Idaho
Ivy Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Elks
Elks Plan Flag Day Observance at Antlers Hall
Local Elks lodge outlines Flag Day activities with a program at Antlers Hall. Congregational church quartet led by Rev. George Sloan and others are on the program. the event is open to the public.
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ELKS
Order of Elks
Antlers’ Hall
Congregational Church
George 5S
Sloan
Suit Seeks 176.90 From Gem State Petroleum Stockholders
O J Bell public accountant of Willard Bowen sues Gem State Petroleum stockholders to recover 176.90 for auditing services. Bowen allegedly charged reasonable fees. The suit, filed Friday, cites Dr Ray Pia and another stockholder as witnesses.
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UDIT
Justice of
O. J. Bell
Willard Bowen
Gem State Petroleum Company
Uae Aer
Ray i
Pia
Bowen
Rkm
Vans
Revue Draws Big Crowd at Second Show
The Legion vaudeville revue drew a packed Audi torium crowd in Pocatello last night, delivering a longer, more polished program than opening night. Performers included Madame Stupide, Lee Moody, Leone Evans, Lee Treseder, Jack Wolfe, Marguerite DeVine, Norma Masterson Smith, and Marie Love Proctor, with standout acts from Dope skit to Dance land and Flirtation closing the bill.
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Legion
Pocatelly
Madame Stupide
Jimmie Allen
Lee Moody
Leone Evans
Liebstraud
Kriesler
Ambrosio
Lee Treseder
Lee
Wade
Bob Watson
Jack Wolfe
Carlos Kelley
Dr. James
Jack Watson
Arch Holmes
Walter Worner
Marguerite DeVine
Adelaide Ashton
Isabelle Jenkins
Oriole
Miss DeVine
Jack Wagner
Pocatello
Danceland
Marie Love Proctor
Alice Watson
Viraia _Treseder
Marguite Block
Annual Utah Colored Women's Clubs Convention Opens
The Col or ed Women s clubs of Utah and jurisdiction begin a three day session on June 17 evening. Mary Pearson of Pocatello serves as vice president and Mary C. Johnson of Salt Lake City is president. The group pursues educational and welfare causes and will meet at Ant h ers hall.
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The
Colored Women's Clubs of
Utah
Jurisdiction
Mary Pearson
Pocatello
Mary C. Johnson
Salt Lake City
Anthers’ Hall
Weyerhuser Officials Tour Northwest Mills en Route to Chicago
Eighteen Weyerhaeuser Lumber Company officials will travel by train number 18 through Pocatello on June 20 en route to Chicago. The tour inspects Weyerhaeuser mills and plants in the northwest.
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Weyerheuser Lumber Company
Pocatello
Chicago
Weyerheuser
Northwest
Ella Kreft Returns from M I A Jubilee in Salt Lake City
Ella Kreft cashier of the Pocatello Gas and Power Company returned from the M I A Jubilee in Salt Lake City with Miss Aileen Peterson and Miss Katherine Josser. The First ward of Pocatello placed two points shy in the musical contest while Southern Utah earned top honors. Judges were John Lund and Lucy Gates. The balance of the Pocatello girls planned to return the following day.
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Ella Kreft
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Southern Utah
John Lund
Lucy Gates
Miss Kreft
Pocatello Gas & Power Com
Aileen Peterson
Katherine Josser
Last Elks Dance Set For Antlers Hall Tomorrow Night
The local lodge of Elks hosts its season finale at Antlers Hall tomorrow night. Admission is limited to paid up members. An orchestra will perform and there will be entertainment.
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Order of Elks
Antlers’ Hall
Second Monthly Dance for B of R T Members
The Brotherhood of Ruthie Temple members hold their second monthly dance at the hall on Thursday night after the lod session. It is a regular monthly event for members and families only. A five piece band will furnish the music.
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B. of R. T
Auto Thief Anxious for Sentence to Penitentiary
James Gimimel, arrested in Amer ican Falla with a Ford coupe owned by M. W. Tinseth, seeks a guilty plea. He waived preliminary hearing and faces district court after being arraigned on grand larceny in Power City. The Tinseth car was taken from in front of the ee per apartments on Southerfield early Sunday.
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James Gimimel
American Falla
M. W. Tinseth
Gimmel
L. J. Moss
William A. Hyde
Tinseth
Eeper
Southerfield
Better alfalfa seed prospects praised by Idaho senator
State Senator George A. Line of Springfield says southeastern Idaho's alfalfa seed prospects look very favorable for the year and farmers can boost revenue by feeding lambs to alfalfa before June 1. He notes profits from sheep grazing and states yields of about 30 dollars per acre with best practices.
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Idaho
George A. Line
Springfield
Line
United States
Pocatello
Cronin Family Returns From Salt Lake City Visit
Mrs. A L Cronin and her son and daughter returned last night on No 29 from Salt Lake City where they had been visiting Mrs Cronin's mother Mrs L B Chapman.
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A. L. Cronin
Salt Lake City
Mis. Cronin
L. B. Chapman
Pioneer Day Event In Pocatello At Mack's Place
The American Legion Palisade Post No 64 invites residents to Idaho Pioneer Day celebrations at Mack's Place in Pocatello June 13 14 and 15. Highlights include a Saturday dance a Sunday fishing contest baseball game campfire and singing and a Monday schedule with races boat races a tug of war and another baseball game.
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Pocatello
Laho
American Legion
Palisade Past No. 64
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