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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1929

Page

5

Boy Shot Accidentally by Companion on Camping Trip

15 year old Jack Perse was wounded by a companion, Hubert Smith, during a two day camping trip near City creek. The 22 rifle bullet grazed his arm and entered his back. doctors call the condition fair and the boy is holding his own. A second note reports Miss Helen Loux returning to spend the summer with her parents in Pocatello after attending Simmons College in Boston.

Jack Perse Annie Perse North Harrison Avenue Lynn Feathers Hospital Hubert Smith North Harris City Creek Lorenzo Harris Fontaine Cooper Police Department Perse Smith Carol Hendricks Cliff Ostra Helen Loux E. M. Loux Simmons College Boston Mass Pocatello Miss Loux Charles Harvard University East

Former Pocatello Engineer Dies in Rupert at 68

Former resident of Pocatello, Ross 68, died in Rupert on June 4. He worked as an engineer on the Short Line with HQ in Pocatello from 1901 to 1920 before retirement. His daughter Edna Roberts of New York City flew from Chicago to Cheyenne seeking to reach him before his death.

Ross Pocatello Rupert Edna Roberts New York City Chicago Cheyenn

University of Idaho Southern Branch Exam Schedule and Commencement

Students finish exams this week as summer session begins next Monday. Commencement is Friday morning in Frazier hall with a 4 PM reception for Dr and Mr Frederick James Kelly following the ceremonies.

University of Idaho Southern Branch Frazier Hall Frederick James Kelly

Carnival operator arrested and jail term for Jesse James ends

Jesse James a Negro jailed 75 days in Bannock county for a federal liquor charge was released Sunday after completing his term. He promised Judge C C Cavanaugh that he would not repeat the offense. John Doe Greenberg of the Greenberg Amusement Company was arraigned on unlawful traveling carnival operations and released on 300 bond. The charges stem from a June event at Alameda due to a license issue. A family reunion note reports T O Edwards Jr of California and two daughters visiting Pittock and Morning Iowa relatives. Reverend Charge S Loan and family plan California trip with speaking engagements on the coast.

Jesse James Bannock County Jesse C C Cavanaugh Carnival John Doe Greenberg O. J. Bell Belusive Greenberg Amusement Company Alameda Lcense T. O. Edwards, Jr California Mary Anne Louise Pocatello Walter Newcomb

Kiwanis Tuesday Meeting At Bannock Hotel

Kiwanis plans its regular Tuesday noon gathering at the Bannock hotel with President Harry Wison presiding A program is arranged featuring music under Port Arthur and Miss Margaret Allard in Gaylord Sanford's absence Carl Thomaschoff leads the program and promises a surprise special musical piece.

Kiwanis Bannock Hotel Harry Wison Port Arthur Margaret Allard Gaylord Sanford Chicago Carl Thomaschoff

Scout Leaders Meet Dr Call On Council Meeting

Dr O F Call president of Eastern Idaho Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, calls a meeting of scout leaders this evening at 6 30 at Bannock hotel. Sherman Weaver chairman invites all to attend and help complete the annual program with W L Hayward from the regional office assisting.

O. F. Call Eastern Idaho

Prominent Idaho Sheepman Dies After Paralysis Attack

Benjamin Achin, 58, a noted Idaho sheepman with base at Pocatello, died yesterday afternoon at a local hospital after an paralysis attack. He was unmarried and is survived by a brother, J. J. Achin of Pocatello. Funeral arrangements are with Schumacher & Bessler. burial details to be announced.

Dirs Benamin Achin Idaho Pocatello J. J. Achin Schumacher & Bessler

River fishing party tails favorable Buffalo river outing

Mr and Mrs George Roberts and Mr and Mrs William Dohse Mr and Mrs Ralph Beers and Joseph Mohre returned from Buffalo river Island park section where they spent a day fishing. They report fine catches and speckled beauties now going after she flies in satisfactory fashion.

George Roberts William Dohse Ralph Beers Joseph Mohre Buffalo River Island Park

Mrs Henderson Attends Utah Pioneers Meeting in Salt Lake City

Mrs John Henderson of 1328 North Harrison returned yesterday from Salt Lake City where on Saturday evening she attended a meeting of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers at the Hotel Utah. She was accompanied to Pocatello by her daughter Mrs W M Fortier and her small daughter Shirley.

John Henderson North Harrison Salt Lake City Daughter of Utah Pioneers Hotel Utah Henderson Pocatello W. M. Fortier Shirley

Talkies arrive in Idaho theaters and spark debate

A reader from Blackfoot argues the silent era fades as talkies dominate film. The letter-writer from Pocatello recalls visiting a talkie, fears for stars, and envisions future stage shifts. A second commenter praises the Tribune comic section and historic cartoons, citing Carroll Mansfield and reflections on ancient craft.

Pocatello Tribune Nev Daily Paper & Power High Lights of History Carroll Mansfeld Carrol Mansfield

Vivian Madsen Improves After Yellowstone Park Crash

Mrs. F. C. Madsen of Driggs remains hospitalized at General, recovering from a double leg fracture a severe scalp wound and multiple bruises after a car driven by Dr. T. H. Naylor attempted to pass and forced the Madsen vehicle into a barrow pit and over a fence. Her husband and three children escaped with minor injuries. she is expected to be released by Wednesday.

F. C. Madsen Driggs General Hospital

Hill Cadets Begin 90 Day Summer Furlough at Hill Academy

Hill Cadet Stacy Smith and Harry Turner of Pocatello return home with their classmates from Hill Military Academy Portland after completing range work and final exams. The entire corps enjoy a 90 day furlough with some juniors at Hill summer camp. Cadets expect to resume studies in September.

School opens in $300000 Rock Butte district

A new three quarter million dollar school on Rock Butte opens with faculty welcoming attendees. The event marks a milestone for the district as students prepare to start classes in the modern facility.

Rock Butte

Heinz Rice Flakes Offer Crunchy Nutritious Joy

Heinz promotes Rice Flakes as golden brown crunchy cereal with natural roughage transformed into a cellulose laxative. The ad claims a new exclusive process by Heinz keeps the family fit and full of the Joy of Living.

Heinz

Brick Plant Changes Hands Near City

The Idaho Brick company plant north of the city is taken over by Salt Lake Pressed Brick company. It will operate as Idaho Brick with H E Wilkinson as manager while A Perkins returns from a Portland trip with family for a month’s vacation. Also notes include birth of a 10 pound boy to Mr and Mrs Phillip King, and multiple police court fines for overtime parking.

Idaho Brick Company Salt Lake F A. Perkins Alma Willieke

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