Blackfoot Local Legion Band Advances Amid Summer Prep
In Blackfoot the American Legion band organized by Ronald Robbins shows progress after school ended. The group, mainly Stewart Hoover Post 23 members, rehearses for Memorial Day and Fourth of July events with a roster of local players and volunteers supporting Scouts and community activities.
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Blackfoot
the Tribune
American Legion
Ronald Robbins
R. A. Robbins
K. HH. Riggs
Joseph Fisher
Henry Henschied
J. L. Kennedy
James Gillispie
K. H. Rises
Harold Hines
Orson Packam
Kenneth Jones
Joe Tresal
H. L. Landers
Theron C Lark
Philip Chape
Phillip Bell
Ritone
Leslie Stone
Rex Dunlap
Scouts Park
Boy Scouts
Jones
Leroy Jones
Mins Kiva Cherrington
W. E. Patrie
Clarence Taylor
Patrie
B. H. Hudson
Ghats Denatal Association
Motor
Ben Clevenger
Boyle
Clevenger
Order of the
Paris Attorney Marries in Salt Lake Temple
Attorney D. B. Haddock and Miss Edith Parker of Paris wed in the Salt Lake temple the last of last week. Parker is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Parker, Haddock a Bloomington raised lawyer and UC law student. Congratulations pour in for a happy married life.
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J. A. MetGillivary
Salt Lake
McGillivary
California
BE. EB. Mulica
Kemmerer
Emory
Kemmerer Superior
Wyo
A. Robinson
Blackfoot
Ruth
Clarige Lewis
Chicago
G E Arnold
McCammon
John Hillier
Union
Oregon
A. L. Bingham
Lambert
Will Spiers
Joinever
Mra
Hear the celebrated accordionist at Columbia Hall tonight
Acclaimed accordionist performs at Columbia Hall tonight promising lively entertainment. Cane wae.
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Columbia Hall
Cane
Inkom Notes of Visits and Fishing on the Toponce
Mrs R F Waters of Lava Hot Springs returned home from visit with her parents the Fishers. Vera Forest of McCammon spent the weekend with sister Mrs J Pratt and Mr Arthur Young of Oakland Calif. will visit M Youngs. Mrs L Forest visited with sister Mrs Pratt. Mr and Mrs William Webb of Pocatello visited the Youngs. Fishing Sunday on the Toponce yielded limits for Hillam Pidcock and Harry Hintz.
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Eastern Star
American Legion Hall
Margaret Gagan
Blackfoot
Ann Jane Hailey
Idaho Falle
Alfred Stewart
Poratelito
Nell K. Irons
Sandpoint
James de Laney
Coeur d'Alene
Lulu M. Barclay
Burley
Alice ST. Stacey
Lewiston
Mertie J. Melvin
Salmon
Minnie M. Nobbs
Charles Mackay
Springfield
James Dodge
District Court
Dodge
Central Meat Market
J. H. Jensen
Wolverine
George Milpeberger
F. W. Pelkey
O. E. Hampton
W. Wilson
al Springer
A. D. Quantrelle
En Peare
Jessie Lloyd
Ruth Hilliard
Florence Mallory
Shelley
Mallory
William Tomlinson
C. & West
L. Roubidoux
Tom West
Philip Bell
Pocatello
Edgar Reay
Blanche Snyder
Ethel Sundquist
Neva Ball
Sundquist
Reat
Lava
M. M. Farmer
Firth
J. H. Anderson
Arthur Webb
EF. L. Egli
James D. Johnson
Inkom
Tighway Inn
the Tribune
R. F. Waters
Lava Hot Springs
R. M. Fisher
Mias Vera Forest
McCammon
J. Pratt
Arthur Young
Oakland
California
M. Young
L. B. Young
L. Forest
William Webb
American Falls Community News Briefs Spread Across Midwest
Local residents embark on travel and family moves. Mr and Mrs O H Barber plan a week away visiting Geeding and Boise and attending park talks and a Parma church service. Helten Butler and Wycha Isaacs also head to Albion and Portland for studies and visits. News of Mrs Alice Alexander’s Chicago death reaches American Falls.
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Chicago
American Falls
the Tribune
O. H. Barber
Geeding
Boise
Barber
Wright
Kimberly
Parma
Pan
William Isaac
Gooding College
Isaac
Helen Butler
Albion State Normal
Salt Lake
Karl Blake
Rockland
Lew Hampton
Blake
Arthur M. Mattingly
Cloverport
Portland
W. W. Lasley
Eyville
Utah
Mer
Willis. Clark
St. Louis
Earl Cooper
Title Son
Eureka
Mr. Cooper
Wycha Isaacs
Alice Alexander
J. P. Voight
Gurfelts
Alexaa
Downey J 12 Special to the Tribune Death in Coalville
Eliza Allen of Coalville Utah died from pneumonia Saturday, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph S t odderd previously of the valley. Sympathy is extended to her husband and three year old daughter. Other items note mining interest in Mackay, temple work trips to Logan, a broken ankle case, and Marsh Valley Black and White Day with dairy industry prizes and speeches by Jun Ross and John T Cave.
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Downey
the Tribune
Thomas
Eliza Allen
Coalville
Utah
Allen
Joseph
Stodderd
M. J. Richards
Carl
Friends
Relief Society
I W. Johnson
Mackay
C. F. Layton
Dave Christensen
Miss Steele
George T. Hyde
Logan Mo
Oliver T. Pratt
John Pratt
Springs
Jers
Corsepius
Portneuf- Mareh
Pocatello
Marsh Valley
Smithfield
Tom Griffith
Sam Hamilton
Anderson Lumber Co
Morgan’s
Jun Ross
John T. Cave
Logan
LAVA HOT SPRINGS Community Notes June Update
Special to them reports on June 12 notices from Lava Hot Springs. Prof D W Whitday plans summer in California. BB Waller travels to Rock Springs for a week on business and visits George Kling and John McTee families. Baird leaves for Rock Springs to attend a funeral. Molly Paterson from Rock Springs joins guests Casterra Detwalier and family. Bannocks and Love baseball team played Sunday with Pocatello winning 12 to 9.
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Laveings
D. W. Withday
California
Waller
Rockiugs
Wellers
George Kling
John McTee, Sr
Vivian MeTee
Rock Springs
Wro
Baird
Aness W
Je i Meller
Molly Paterson
Ping Wilo
Casterra Detwalier
Vane
Jean
Prattee
Poet Bannocks
Love Bascball
Pocatello
Prosperity Dawns as Idaho Plans Big Reclamation Projects
Poise June 12 Idaho adds major reclamation work with American Falls and Greater Fort Hall projects to flood 120000 plus acres and expand water service. Oregon Short Line upgrades spur Boise and Twin Falls to Wells routes aiding southern markets. Industrial growth includes cement and power plants, dairy expansion, and new factories across southeastern Idaho.
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American Falls
Fort Hail
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Glenn’s Ferry
Boise
Twin Falls
Wells
Nevada
California
Orient
Oregon
Idaho Falls
Idaho Power Company
American Paris
Caldwell
Ontario
Pertinent
Utah Power Company
Grace
Portland Cement Company
Port Neuf Station
Pocatello
Springfield
Utah
Teton
C. C. Moore
Montpelier Prepares July Fourth Celebration Schedule
Special to the Tribune Montpelier plans July 4 festivities with sunrise salute parade games contests foot races a ball game horse races a band concert and a free evening dance in the Pavilion. The program committee led by F Ashiey arranges elaborate entertainment for guests from the valley.
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Montpelier
Vis
R. G. Hes
F Ashiey
Bancroft Residence Destroyed by Fire
A Bancroft home owned by F. M. Wilson burned Sunday morning one mile north of town on the Lund highway. Wilson and his brother-in-law Perkins escaped with scant clothing as flames consumed the building and its contents. the roof quickly collapsed. Mrs. Wilson and the children were away visiting. Insurance partly covered the loss.
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Bancroft
the Tribune
F. M. Wilson
Lund
Alumni to Build Armory Gymnasium at University of Idaho
University of Idaho alumni, at their annual commencement in Moscow on June 12, voted unanimously to launch a fundraising campaign for a new combined armory and gymnasium. The facility would seat about 2500, cost around 200000, replacing the current 800 capacity gymnasium expanded to 1200 during basketball season.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
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