Requiem Mass Planned for Bishop Gorman in Idaho
Funeral and memorial arrangements follow the death of Right Reverend Daniel Gorman bishop of Idaho. A requiem high mass will be held Saturday at St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral in Pocatello with a Boise service at St. Mary's Cathedral led by Archbishop Howard. Pro-Cathedral draped in mourning for thirty days. The bishop’s work included parishes, schools, and public service across the state. His death occurred yesterday afternoon in Lewiston after a period of poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral
Pocatello
Daniel Gorman
Idaho
Lewiston
J. C. Dolan
Gorman
St. Mary’s
Boise
Archbishop Howard
Portland
Bishop Gorman
Catholic Church
Merchants Urged to Verify Identities in Check Season
C E Goranson of the Idaho State Protective Merchants Association urged Pocatello merchants at the chamber of commerce meeting to require identification when cashing checks from unknown individuals. He warned sharpers use forged names and stressed citizen cooperation to curb bad checks. Dr C Balch presided.
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C. E. Goranson
Idaho State Protective Merchants’ Association
Retail Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
Ar. Goranson
Pocatello
Goranson
C. Balch
Retail Bureau Committee
Deeds and Civil Actions Filed in District Court
W R Ferris and Will R Ferris et ux transfer to Will R Ferris Co in a miscellaneous deed. Civil actions docketed include Union Central Life Ins Co versus Katie Ann Chatterton and a case with Justice of the Peace O J Bell. Lynn Weirerve and Mrs Ralph Hutchin also appear in the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Ferris
Will R. Ferris
Will R. Ferris Co
Union Central Life Ins. Co
Katie Ann Chatterton
Justice of the Peace
O. J. Bell
Lynn Weilerve
Ralph. Hutchin
Funeral set for Idaho Bishop Daniel M. Gorman
Right Rev. Daniel M. Gorman D D L L D Roman Catholic bishop of Idaho died at Lewiston. Service planned in Boise at St. John’s Cathedral on June 15 at 10 a m with Archbishop Howard of Portland presiding. Burial in St. John’s Cemetery. Bishop Gorman aged 66 born April 12 1861 in Wyoming Iowa survived by sisters and brothers. He served 14 years as president of Dubuque College and became Idaho bishop in 1918 after Bishop Gloreius death.
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Remi S. Keyser
Gorman
Wyoming
Iowa
Daniel Mary
John Hanson
Clinton
C. T. Gorman
Cedar Rapids
Bishop Gorman
Dubuque College
Idaho
Alphonsius Joseph Gloreius
Birth announced for daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Shira
Mr and Mrs L W Shira of 225 North Buchanan announce the birth of a daughter this morning. Mr Shira is a train baggageman for the Union Pacific. Job's Daughters Bethel No 1 will meet at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon with election of officers to be held.
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L. W. Shira
North Buchanan
Mr. Shira
Union F Pacific
Job
Bethel No. 1
Miss Tillie Zweigart and mother leave for Washington
Salem Oregon June 10 AP John Butchek of Portland was hanged at the state prison for the 1926 hammer murder of his wife at their home on January 13. He made no statement.
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Salem
Ore
John Butchek
Portland
Pioneer Woman Kate Hannaford Dies in Pocatello
Mrs. Kate D. Hannaford aged 81 died at noon after a paralytic stroke at the home of her son in law CC E Brooks 135 South Harrison Pocatello. She had lived in the city forty years and is survived by her husband Colonel George A Hannaford W G Hannaford of Twin Falls and three grandchildren Paul F Brooks Mrs George C Fish and Karl Brooks Funeral arrangements are pending with McHan Undertaking.
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Kate D. Hannaford
CC. E. Brooks
South Harrison
Pocatello
Hannaford
George A. Hannaford
Milwaukee
Union Pacific
Opera House
Auditorium Theatre
McHan Undertaking Company
Troop E 116th Cavalry to Depart Early Saturday
The sixty enlisted men and officers of Troop E, 116th Cavalry Idaho National Guard, will leave Pocatello at four o clock Saturday morning and reach Boise late afternoon. A special Grace train will carry them from Grace to Pocatello, with the Rigby troop joining. Rifles and baggage will go to Boise, while camp equipment and barrack bags accompany the train.
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116Th Cavalry
Idaho National Guard
Pocatello
Boise
Grace
Rigby
E. J. Thorkildsen
Memorial Building
Camp interest grows among officers and men
Paraphernalia will be sent in the car with saddle bridles and gear to outfit the troop for transport to camp. Interest runs high among officers and men with some unable to attend camp. Other troops have issued challenges for athletic contests and similar enthusiasm is expected state wide.
City Briefs Visiting Mother and Attendees
Mrs. Lewis Green and daughters Helen and Lois of Newton visit M. Green’s mother Mrs. FE Regan. Miss Carol Virginia Swatholm of Lincoln Nebraska visits her aunt Mrs. I C Killian 325 South Johnson. Major D W Standrod leaves for Ft Douglas Salt Lake City for summer reserve officer training. Weather tonight and Saturday unsettled with moderate temperatures. temps remain below record highs.
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Lewis Green
Helen and
Lois
Newton
M. Green
FE. Regan
Carol Virginia Swatholm
Lincoln
Nebraska
I. C. Killian
South
Johnson
A. R. Teeple
Bond Election On Alameda District School Additions
On June 9 1918 Alameda voters will decide a 50000 bond issue to fund Roosevelt school extensions and other city school improvements. Polls at Central High Bonneville and Roosevelt open 1 pm close 6 pm. Fifty four Boy Scouts led by Forrest White Arthur Scott and Trapper Bill Mullen camp weekend under go training.
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Forrest White
Arthur Scott
Bill” Mullen
Independent School District No. 1
Roosevelt
Alameda
Central High School
Ede
Bonneville
Roosevelt 4
AIM@meda
Train ride thieves fined or jailed in Bannock
Charles Mathews Charlies Welsh and W C McGee appeared before Justice Q O J Bell on a charge of stealing train rides. They pleaded guilty and were fined 40 each or 20 days in Bannock county jail. The men were found stowed away in the end of a horse car.
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Charles Mathews
Charlies Welsh
W. C. McGee
Justice of the Peace
O. J. Bell
Bannock County
Men Found Beating Trail From Oklahoma Toward British Columbia
Witnesses describe two individuals found behind blankets and trunks while traveling up a route from Oklahoma heading toward British Columbia. The account notes they were attempting to force their way through, as stated by the men involved.
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Oklahoma
British Columbia
Laundry leader reports Idaho crops look promising
J M Tiffany of Troy laundry returned from Portland where he attended the Oregon State Laundry Owners association convention. He heads the Idaho association and spent days inspecting southern Idaho laundries. He says Idaho laundry business is quiet and crops around Weiser and Emmett valley show strong potential.
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J. M. Tiffany
Troy
Portland
Oregon State Laundry Owners’ Association
Tiffany
Idaho Association
Idaho
Weiser
Emmett
Mac Kenzies Free Perfume Promo At Dance Palace
A note says free perfume bottles are available at Mac Kenzies during the Saturday night event by j10 Black and White Trio at the Dance Palace. Jill Ellis' Drill Team performs tonight.
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Dance Palace
Jill
Ellis
Mac Kenzie’s
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News of Record
Idaho State Merchants’ Protective Association
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vinton
Lydia E Pinkham
Frank Seliers
7Th Avenue
Win‘on
Tillie Zweigart
Mother
Washington, D. C
National Guard
Bond
MacKenzie’s
North Main
Lander
Pocatello, Idaho
Bloomer
Hind
Frostilla
San Francisco
California
Lake Tahoe
Truckee
Lake Tahoe High
The
Sierra
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Direct Visions
Southern Pacific
Bancroft
Gen
Southern Pacific Lines
Main St
Salt Lake City
Utah
J. C Penney Company
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