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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1916

Page

2

McCammon Tops Pocatello In Wild Nine Inning Clash

McCammon edged Pocatello 10 to 9 at Brady park in a high scoring game. Key moments came in the seventh inning as Pocatello rallied for six runs before McCammon answered, and a late double by Mills drove in the winning run for McCammon as Fans erupted after an error plagued inning. Tiddell starred for McCammon with clutch hits and all around play.

Mills Pocatello McCammon Tiddell Utah Agricultural School Brady Park Pe Pletter McCamn Nelson

Good Roads Convention Opens at Ogden

Ogden Utah June 12 The two day Good Roads convention opens with national figures like Governor William Spry and Governor Moses Alexander among speakers. Experts from Utah Idaho and other states will discuss earth and concrete road construction and practical demonstrations.

Ogden Utah William Spry Moses Alexander Idaho A. G. Batchelder New York City American Automobile Association L. F. Kneipp Automobile and the Road Ogden Canyon M. Booth Boise William F. Long American Portland Cement Association Colorado Wyoming Montana Intermountain

Plenty of Old Papers for Sale at Tribune Office

Readable notes indicate available lots of old papers at the Tribune office priced at five cents per bunch.

Tribune

Police Chief Returns From Portneuf With Trout

George Smith chief of police returned yesterday from Portneuf where he picked trout. The Tribune office will stay open late tonight to accommodate payments on subscriptions and accounts.

George Smith L’ebble Portneuf Tribune

Transportation Win Beats Montpelier 10 to 3 in Montpelier

The transportation team of the Short Line defeated Montpelier by 10 to 3 in a game played yesterday at Montpelier.

Transportation Montpelier

Ford Car Hits Post on Viaduct. No Injuries Reported

Ford Plays Goat Ford car No. 4486 crashed into a post on the viaduct yesterday while attempting to gain time over the bridge. Occupants escaped injury.

Ford

Lake General Passenger Agent D.8 Spencer and Mrs Spencer

Spencer and Mrs Spencer traveled this morning en route to Salt Lake after spending several days in Portland.

Lake General Spencer Salt Lake Portland

Veterans Arrive for G. A. R. Convention in City

Grizzled veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic arrive this afternoon to attend the G A R convention set to begin tomorrow and run through Thursday in the city.

Grand Army of the Republic

Dietrich Here Judge Dietrich Sees Cases In Local Court

Federal Judge F S Dietrich arrived this morning for several matters in the local court room. He indicated plans to travel to Chicago on business after the sessions.

Here-Dr. J. K. White Reports Cleaning Up in Lava Hot Springs

State sanitary inspector J. K. White arrives from Lava Hot Springs to tackle numerous tasks. He says the work is plentiful but expects to finish soon.

J. K .White J. K. White Lava Hot Springs

Gets Big Contract for Harriman Line Diners and Hotels

The Fish Drug & Bottling Co. of this city has secured the contract to supply carbonated drinks for all Harriman line diners and hotels. The new company is introducing a peerless ginger ale made locally.

Fish Drug & Bottling Co Harriman

Roads Delegates to Intermountain Good Roads Meet

Delegates from the Pocatello Commercial club including Theo Turner John Hood T J Maginnis A B Canfield and J E MacAlpine head to Ogden for the Intermountain Good Roads convention leaving tonight for Ogden scheduled Tuesday and Wednesday events.

Flagpole Planting Party Heads to Kinport Peak

Charles Goran son and E. O. Elliott with Captain Lorenzen and Joseph Mackenzie left this morning to Kinport peak to plant a firestack for Fourth of July use. The enterprise aims to display the banner for miles as it waves in the breeze.

Charles Goranson E. O. Elliott Captain Lorenzen Joseph Mackenzie Kinport Peak

Park Officials Return From Yellowstone Inspection

Back From Park General Super intendent Fred Knickerbocker and Motive Superintendent A C Hinck ley returned home this morning from Yellowstone park where they spent a day on inspection Superintendent Pierce who was with the party cut out at Idaho Falls and went on to Butte on business for that division Takes Vacation A W Hayes chief operator of the uptown office of the Western Union in Pocatello is leaving with his wife for Salt Lake tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Hayes will enjoy a vacation for two weeks in the Utah city B Z Kassler from the testing and regulating department of the Denver office will fill Mr Hayes position while the latter is away Funeral Today The funeral of Henry Johnson old time resident of Pocatello was held this afternoon from the Baptist church Interment will be in Mountainview cemetery Larkin Sons in charge Mr Johnson was one of the oldest citizens of the city and known by a great many He had been a contractor for many years One of the older buildings he constructed was the Bannock hotel.

Bills al Bresee Pocatello Blackfoot Grove City Park Fred Knickerbocker A. C. Hinckley Yellowstone Park Pierce Idaho Falls Butte A. W. Hayes Western Union Salt Lake Mrs. Hayes Utah City B. Z. Kassler Testing and Regulating Department of Denver Mr. Hayes Henry Johnson Baptist Church Mountainview Cemetery Larkin & Sons Johnson Bannock Hotel

Visiting Guptil Family Beside G. A. R. Meeting

Foreman Visitation in Pocatello brings his family to meet his father at the G. A. R. convention before returning to St. Anthony. Guptil formerly led the Pocatello Chronicle mechanical end and left a year ago for his current role. Frank Lee, ex-resident, works as ad man on the Teton Peak Chronicle.

Pocatello E. A. Guptil Teton Peak Chronicle St. Anthony Guptil Pocatello Chronicle Frank Lee

Elks Tenders Club and Lodge Rooms for G A R Encampment

The Elks have tendered club and lodge rooms in the Dietrich building for the three day G A R sessions. Old soldiers may use lounging and lodge rooms for meetings and deliberations. Special Flag Day seating is reserved for them and they are invited to attend Wednesday evening exercises.

Elks Dietrich

Local fishing party reports poor Mackay trout bite

A party including C A Miltenberger Al Higson Al Norman Buck Freeman and Weyland from this city and Ray Griffin and France from Salt Lake returned after a day at Mackay seeking trout. They found fishing poor due to scarce fish.

C. A. Miltenberger al Higson al Norman Buck Freeman Mr. Weyland Messrs Ray, Griffin France Salt Lake Mackay

Fishermen Near Mackay Dam Escape with Small Catch

The group fished above the Mackay dam and managed to haul in a few small fish. Roads were reported good but dusty, making for a decent outing despite bad luck.

Mackay Rene Moore Down

Large turnout at Idaho Tech summer session assembly

The first day of the Idaho Tech summer school opened with President Regd making announcements. Mr. Blair and Mrs. Stoddard performed several musical numbers. The auditorium was filled, signaling one of the largest summer sessions ever held.

Tech Idaho Tech Regd Blair Stoddard

Progressives to Confer with Roosevelt at Oyster Bay

June 12 report states Raymond Robins and Harold Hickens, Progressive leaders, will travel to Oyster Bay to discuss party strategy with Theodore Roosevelt. A joint statement urges waiting for the committee report due June 16 before acting amid the current crisis, stressing need for judgment alongside enthusiasm.

Chicago Raymond Robins Harold Hickens Oyster Bay Roosevelt

City of Pocatello Dog License Notice

City dog owners must license dogs from James J. Stuart or the chief of police office. Dogs found running at large without a tax will be seized and handled by law. George W. Smith, Chief of Police.

James J. Stuart South Second George W. Smith Police

Cummings and Harris Leave for Blackfoot on Business

B. A. Cummings and S. E. Harris departed this morning for Blackfoot on a business trip with names and destination identified.

B. A. Cummings S. E. Harris Blackfoot

Attacks West of Fort Vaux Fail in Night Fighting

German infantry assaults west of Fort Vaux were repulsed last night as authorities report continued bombardment north of Souville and Tavannes.

Paris Fort Vaux Souville Tavennes

Russian Troops Advancing Toward Czernowitz

Russian forces moved closer to Czernowitz as details from the Galicia campaign remained sparse. Austrian artillery reportedly caused many explosions as the advance continued.

Petrograd Czernowitz Galicia Czernowtz

Russians repulsed near Bueznez. 1300+ captured

Russian forces advanced northeast of Bueznez in Galicia but were repulsed in the engagement. Official reports state the losses included more than 1300 Russian prisoners and several hundred killed or wounded.

Berlin Bueznez Galicia

Edwards and Ed wards Visit McCammon Area

T M Edwards and Charles F Ed wards of McCammon were seen in the area yesterday.

T. M. Edwards Charles F Edwards McCammon

American Falls Visitor F. F. Nelson in City Yesterday

F. F. Nelson of American Falls was a visitor in the city yesterday. He spoke with local residents and toured several downtown shops during his stay.

F. F. Nelson American Falls

City of Pocatello Warrant Payment Notice 1916

City warrants from the General Fund 1915 will be paid on presentation at Bannock National Bank Pocatello Idaho with interest from registration date through May 27 1916. Dated May 27 1916. Kate Toombs City Treasurer.

General Fund

Read The Tribune Want Ads From Pribuns Office

Classified notice notes old papers available at Pribuns office with five cents per bunch and invites readers to browse The Tribune for more details.

the Tribune

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