Elks Plan Flag Day Parade and Reunion Events
Pocatello Elks Lodge No 74 will observe Flag Day with a 1 p.m. parade from East Center Street to the high school grounds followed by a program. Governor Moore proclaims June 14 as Flag Day urging nationwide observance with the Star Spangled Banner and flag displays. Special Elks trains from western Idaho are planned for the reunion.
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Pocatello Lodge No. 74
B. P. OC. Elks
Idaho Elks
Elks’ Club
Court House
East Center Street
GOVOR
Moore
Bire
George F. Hoar
Mount Blanc
Harry 8
Hamilton
Mesdames
Quartette
Russell M. Brougher
Salt Lake
America
Jean Bistline
Robert M. Terrell
Will T. Walker
Clifford Craig
Beatrice Steely
ELKS
Pocatello
Railroad Rumbles switch crew changes and moves
Switch Fireman George Lowther approves for an 8 a.m. West whisker switch run after a short fishing trip in Horse Island. Engineer John Forest deadheaded to Lima on No. 31 after delivering 135 to Pocatello for repairs. Switch Fireman L. R. Cardy deadheaded to Kemmerer on No. 4 for ward service, relieving other men on leave.
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George Lowther
Horse Island
John Forest
Lima
Pocatello Tor
L. R. Cardy
Kemmerer
Engineer Merrifield shifts freight run to third district
Engineer Frank Merrifield takes command of the freight turn in the third district after temporarily serving the passenger schedule for a few days.
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Frank Merrifield
Third District
Switch Engineer Hartvigsen Relieved for Personal Business
Switch engineer H. L. Hartvigsen relinquishes his midnight coach switch duties for personal reasons. J. B. Williamson steps in as relief during the absence.
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H. L. Hartvigsen
J. 8. Williamson
Fireman R E Root Heads to Salt Lake on Leave
Fireman R E Root of the Pocatello unit takes a brief layoff from the extra board for a few days' business trip to Salt Lake City.
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R. E. Root
Pocatello Extra
Salt Lake
Fireman Brydon Attends Idaho Fuel Conservation Meet
Fireman Lloyd Brydon travels to Nampa to attend the Idaho division fuel conservation meeting and discuss efficiency measures.
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Lloyd Brydon
Nampa
Idaho
Fireman C. 8S. Calloway Joins Potatello Extra Board
Fireman C. 8S. Calloway takes an operation on the Potatello extra board after being displaced from his chain gang turn in the third district by Fireman Bert Hand.
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Calloway
Potatello Extra
Third District
Bert Hand
Switch Fireman C J Cuppett on sick leave in 4 p.m. job
Switch foreman C J Cuppett takes leave due to illness. Fireman C Higgins acts as relief on the 4 p m rail track switch job.
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C. J. Cuppett
C. Higgins
Engine 511 to be reassigned for local service
Engine 511 under Engineer Joe Fechtel and Fireman L C Payne was moved to Glenn's Ferry yesterday afternoon and will be transferred to the fourth district for local service.
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Joe Fechtel
L. C. Payne
Glenn’s Ferry
Fourth District
Rulon Teeples Aide to Spend Weekend in Shelton
Rulon Teeples, a machinist apprentice, will spend the weekend in Sheiley. He is visiting relatives and planning a short stay in the town for leisure and rest.
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Rulon Teeples
Sheiley
Mrs Tipton and Tesla Head to Balt Lake for Brief Trip
Mrs. M. W. Tipton and her daughter Tesla plan a short departure for Balt Lake for a few days.
Mrs. Charles A. Young Plans Ogden Visit
Mrs. Charles A. Young, accompanied by her daughter Juanita and son George, is leaving for a short visit to Ogden.
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Charles A. Young
Juanita
George
Ogden
Miss Myrtle de Villiers Joins Superintendent of Shops Staff
Miss Myrtle de Villiers has accepted a position as clerk and stenographer in the office of the superintendent of shops.
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Myrtle de Villiers
Meeting Notice for Elks Committee Luncheon and Big Show
At 2 o'clock in the lodge room of the Elks temple all committee members and interested Elks are urged to attend. A luncheon for all committee men will be held Wednesday noon June 13 at the club for final instructions regarding the big show opening the next day.
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The
Elks’ Temple
Community tribute from Robinson family expresses thanks
Mr. C. C. Robinson and family express sincere thanks and appreciation to kind friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy in the death of their wife and mother. Special acknowledgment is given for floral offerings.
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C. C. Robinson
Baby Contest Shines At Exposition In Columbia
Forty nine babies registered for the Better Babies contest at Columbia hall between 10 and 12. Dr. Frank Sprague led the examination with Red Cross support and nurses from local hospitals. Twelve prizes were awarded including photographs, a silver mug, a gold necklace set, silver spoons, silk shirts, and barrel savings banks.
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Columbia Hall
Frank Sprague
Red Cross
Hyslop and
van Lecoyce
J. B. Edgerton
F. C. McGowan
E. E. Moberly
Jansrud
Pocatello Realty Board
Leon F. Molinelli
Fargo-Wilson- Wells Co
Barrel Savings Banks
Ees
Myers Trambitas Bout Advances Stall Tickets Sale at Brady Park
Advance sale started today for the Myers Trambitas twenty round bout at Brady Park on Thursday evening June 14. Tickets are available at Temple Pharmacy and Commercial Cigar store with a “buy early avoid the rush” push. Mail orders come from Salt Lake and Ogden indicating Utah representation at ringside. Trambitas trains in Pocatello and predicts a hard defense for Myers against the Portland challenger.公开练习将于 Lynn hospital 近处举行 Johnny Trambitas训练2 3 pm Song 3 4 pm。
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Myers
Pocatello
Portland Lad
Trambitas
Lynn Hospital
Johnn
Song
Tech summer school aims for fresh start and extended credits
Tech announces a summer session motto Off with the old and on with the new as faculty rush to clear records in two days. Dormitories are full and enrollment is higher than prior years with registration starting Monday. Courses include commercial subjects and doubling hours allow full semester credit in shorthand typewriting and accounting.
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Tech Summer School
Studen
Obituary: Lolaine McDowell Dies After Illness
Lolaine McDowell, 38, wife of M. E. McDowell of 1730 North Main, died this morning after a two week illness at a local hospital. The Schumacher and Hall company handled the arrangements and a funeral date will be announced. She is survived by husband and ten children Bessie Arthur Edna Doris Sam Lois Hazel Norma Evelyn Virginia and two sisters and three brothers.
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Lolaine McDowell
M. E. McDowell
North Main
Schumacher and Hall Company
McDowell
Bessie
Arthur
Edna
Doris
Sam
Lois
Hazel
Norma
Evelyn
Virginia McDowell
Roy Conquest
Dresden
Kansas
Fred Conquest
Oklahoma
Lee Conquest
Texas
Pear Mercer
Ina Keehler
Dresden, Kangas
Molinelli Announces Knife and Fork Giveaway at Columbia Hall
Leon F. Molinelli announces a giveaway of a knife and fork set at 9 30 this evening at Columbia Hall. A second prize will be a silver handb ak set to be awarded later.
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Molinelli
Columbia Hall
Leon F. Molinelli
Town Flooded by Cloudburst in Arcola Saskatchewan
Arcola Saskatchewan reports a cloudburst that drenched the town with about four and a half inches of rain in one hour. The electric light plant flooded, leaving the town in darkness overnight, as families fled rising water and crops in the surrounding country were flattened.
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Arcola
Sask
Town Talk Left for Utah by Best Bird
John Doe and a Mexican national were arrested last evening on intoxication charges. Doe pleaded guilty at a mining session and was fined 25 dollars. The notices mention a manager of Berg conte leaving this morning for Salt Lake with an auto aid.
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Utah
Best Bird
Aeave
Salt Lake
John Doe
Mexican Whs
Minning
Marriage License Issued for Davenport Walters Duo
A marriage license was issued this morning at the county clerk office to Bamvei Alien Davenport of Princeton Maine and Chine Lorlean Walters of Brigham City Utah.
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Bamvei Alien Davenport
Princeton, Me
Chine Lorlean Walters
Brigham City
Utah
Kids and Wholesalers Set For Monday Evening Game
The Kid's and Wholesalers meet Monday at 6 15 at the Tech field. Knights team members are asked to attend a meeting Sunday at noon in the K C hall.
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Kid's and Wholesalers
Tech
Knights
K. C. Hall
Lava Sup Dent Aims for Strong Summer at Lava Hot Springs
J W Ash, a contendent of the Lava Hot Springs state resort, visits Pocatello as he notes considerable activity at Lava and expects a large summer business with rising prospects for the season.
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Lava Sup Dent
J. W. Ash
Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello
Vernon Rickard To Return From Notre Dame College
Vernon Rickard son of Mr and Mrs T W Rickard will return from Notre Dame College South Bend Ind where he has studied for two years on Sunday evening Friends of the Rickards are glad to hear of his homecoming
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Vernon Rickard
T. W. Rickard
Notre Dame College
South Bend
Ind
Rickard
National Worker Mrs Anderson to Speak in Pocatello
Mrs. Anderson national church worker will speak at the Christian church in Pocatello Sunday evening at 8 o clock. She is described as an interesting speaker and will deliver a splendid message to the church and public.
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Anderson
Christian Church
Pocatello
Court Postpones June Term Opening Until June 14
The opening of the June term of district court before Judge C. R. Baum was postponed to Thursday morning June 14. The first case on the criminal calendar is the State of Idaho versus Wm. Kroll charged with incest.
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District Court
C. R. Baum
State of
Idaho
Ve. Wm. Kroll
Case Against Alfred Croft Dismissed for Insufficient Evidence
The case against Alfred Croft for statutory rape was heard before Justice M. R. Lockhart. The evidence presented at the hearing was insufficient for the court to bind the defendant over to district court.
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Alfred Croft
Diameer Ng Og Agwege
the Peace
M. R. Lockhart
School Building Final Inspection Highlights Skidmore
Architect William J L Skidmore returned from the final inspection of the Cleveland school building completed under his direction. It marks the fifteenth in three years for Skidmore in this area and showcases high class construction and a modern plan.
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William JL. Skidmore
Cleveland
Skidmore
Marshall-Benrett Coal Giveaway At Better Homes Exposition
Marshall-Benrett Lumber Co offers two tons of genuine Liberty Lamp Coal at the Better Homes Exposition tonight. The first caller wins 2,000 pounds, the second 1,200 pounds, and the third 800 pounds. winners must be present when their numbers are called.
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Marshall-Benrett _Lumber Co
Larceny charge in bicycle theft arrest
Deputy sheriffs Moss and Palmer arrested Jack Holt of 745 North Thirteenth Avenue on larceny charges after stealing a Packard bicycle from J. Hall at 157 Wayne Avenue Fairview. The wheel was recovered and Holt is held in the county jail.
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Jack Holt
North
Thirteenth Avenue
Moss and
Palmer
J. Hall
Wayne Avenue
Fairview
Holt
City awards coal contract to T B Smith Coal Company
The city council awarded a contract for 175 tons of coal to the T. B. Smith Coal Company at Friday evening’s adjourned meeting. All bids for garbage handling were rejected and will be reconsidered at the adjourned meeting Tuesday evening.
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Gets Coal
T. B. Smith Coal Company
Cne Pew
Forty-Four Unlicensed Dogs Seized and Destroyed
Special police officer under Chief L. A. Thas reports that forty four unlicensed dogs were rounded up Friday and disposed of as required by city ordinance. Dog licenses may be obtained at the police station on South Second Avenue.
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L. A. Thas
South Second Avenue
Buick Recovered. Britton Car Stolen May 28 Reappears
The Buick belonging to Frank E. Britton of 905 North Arthur, stolen on the night of May 28, was recovered Friday afternoon by authorities.
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CARIB
Frank E. Britton
North Arthur
Car Recovered by Police Near Gate City Studio
Police officers Wilson and McCrory recovered a car and returned it to its owner. The vehicle was found Thursday night left in weeds behind Gate City Studio at 207 North Arthur. The owner expressed appreciation to the officers for the recovery.
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Wilson
McCrory
Gate City
North Arthur
Ween
Mayor Attends Black and White Day at Downey
Mayor C Ben Ross traveled to Downey for the Black and White Day celebration opening a new cheese factory. He promised to tell the community that Pocatello supports them one hundred percent. The day featured pure bred dairy stock display and an afternoon meeting with a game and big dance listed as features.
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C. Ben Ross
Downey
Pocatello
Bannock County Service Men Memorial Fund Push In Progress
Residents displaying I Have Subscribed placards mark support for the Bannock County servicemen memorial fund. Volunteers plan a city canvass next week to reach the remainder needed, with fifty thousand dollars goal and about thirty two thousand already subscribed.
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Bannock County Servicemen’s Memorial Building Fund
Parmelee Promotes Blue Trail Through Pocatello Area
G P Parmelee in town promoting the transcontinental Blue Trail painting from Calgary to Los Angeles. He has painted the Blue Trail from Calgary south to Pocatello and will extend to Los Angeles, detailing connections through Glacier Park and major Idaho landmarks.
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G. P. Parmelee
J. H. Hanna
Pocatello
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Idehe
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Youn
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Sennus
Panama
Bannock Cafe
Hotel Bannock CO
W. Schubert
A. M. Jacobsen
Sone
Touraine Hotel
Citizens Bank
Stanley Patulipa
Union Pacific
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New York City
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