LOGAL BREVITIES On a Business Trip
Mose Cardon leaves Logan for a few days on business. Dr. McClaress makes a professional trip to American Falls yesterday. James Francis, a Topaz Rancher, is in the city today. Leona Kimball leaves for Blackfoot after a visit with Mrs. K. C. Pond. Thunderstorms tonight and cooler tomorrow with showers likely. James Campbell, Delos Campbell and Hert Manassa fly to Blackfoot this morning. Mrs. M. J. Murray withdraws suit for divorce in a disturbed case. C. L. Brainard travels from Roas Fork through Inkom. Ward Reunion at the LD. & Church Wednesday evening. Geo. Wakley in town, rode the Minis Creek range, says little. Congregational women serve a church supper next Wednesday 5:30 to 8 p.m. Hannaford leaves for Shoshone for Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge. Vaudeville begins tonight at the Auditorium featuring Russell & Dunbar and Chas. Brown of Kemmerer with Cudahy Packing rep. Mrs. Margaret Brooks and Mrs. Trene Russell and kin arrive from Topeka to spend the summer. Maimed at Fats vs Leans game offered a hospital object lesson. Bert Walling to return to Minnesota for a visit before heading to Texas. Chiia Nelson, once county commissioner, en route to Bountiful Utah from Chesterfield ranch.
Great Baseball Evening Between Salt Lake and Pocatello Teams
A Salt Lake City League team will visit Pocatello for a baseball game at 6 o clock this evening. Local fans expect a tough contest as Salt Lakers play strong ball, with the Salt Lake team aiming to prove their skill and supporters hoping for a proud showing.
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Abe
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Salt Lakers
Funeral for Amelia Bond Held in Blackfoot
Mrs. Amelia Jane Bond died at Mackfoot Saturday morning and was buried today in the I. O. O. F. cemetery at Blackfoot. Services were led by the Odd Fellows and Rebekah orders with floral memorials from Robbie Nursery. A pioneer of the region, she was honored by many present.
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Blackfoot
Amelia Jane Bond
Mackfoot
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Blackfeet Lodge
Robbie Nursery
Sudiling's Best Tea Offers Money Back Guarantee
A grocer urges customers to try Sudiling's Best tea with a money back promise if not to their liking. The ad emphasizes comfort and value and invites returns if dissatisfaction occurs.
Palm Whistler to Perform at Congregational Church
Mr Charles E K Phipps of New York will entertain tonight at the Congregational church under the Young People Society. He claims to be the world’s only palm whistler and a ventriloquist with animal sounds, promising amusing and remarkable sensations for a large audience.
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Charles EK. Phipps
New York
Congregational Diary
Young People Society
Phipps
Phippe
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J. T. Thoelecke
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Rathbone Sisters
Bert Walling
Minnesota
Chiia Nelson
Chesterfield Ranch
Bountiful
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Thin County
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Tahoe
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Nat Vering
Denver
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San Francisco
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Blackfoot Order
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Elgin
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Pocatello, Idaho
Weesell
CHASE @ SANBORN Importers
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the Fair Store
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Michigan Lull
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