Rotary Dinner Showcases Fort Hall Indian School Work
About 200 Rotarians from Pocatello Blackfoot and guests attended a dinner at Fort Hall Indian School hosted by William Donner to view student work and inspect facilities. The program included speeches by officials, musical renditions, and a dance, with plans to expand grades and industrial arts offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello and Blackfoot Rotarians
William H. Donner
Fort Hall Indian Agency
Port Hall
Pocatello and
Blackfoot
Fort Hall
Ed. C. Tavey
Blackfoot Rotary
Cleveland
Ohio
W. H. Bohleheid
Pocatello Rotary
Mr. Bohlscheid
R. E. Bates
P. G. Hines
Mmebers
Rotary Clubs
Peter Johnston
Blackfoot Land Office
Bohlscheid
Finis Bentley
Donner
Rotarians
Pocatello
Idaho Tech
T. R. Neilson
Clive Bradford
Salt Lake Rotary
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Tribune
Idaho
Miss Cosgrove
Salt Lake
Leigh Gittins
Hugh Miller
Betty Walters
Helen Williams
Leona Evans
Former postmaster III Frank Ball ill at home
Town items report Frank Ball longtime Short Line conductor and former Pocatello postmaster ill at his home on 331 South Main Street. Also noted a marriage license issued to Harvey E. Hoots and Leda Slater of Pocatello. Y M C A boys swim at 9:30 tomorrow and plans for future activities discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ball
Pocatello
South Main Street
Harvey E. Hoots
Leda Slater
Pocaello
Elks Club Social Closes Season With Dance in Antlers Hall
The Elks social season ended with a dance in Antlers Hall attended by over 150 Elks and their ladies. Admission was by card only. The music and program were praised. The sole remaining event is Flag Day services in Antlers Hall Sunday, with public invited.
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Order of Elks
Antler’s Hall
Elks
See Ecard
Local residents face quick court actions on morning docket
Marvin Christensen of Lava Hot Springs was booked on speeding and posted a $10 bond. His bond was forfeited after missing roll call. Frank Maes, charged with vagrancy, was released on a suspended $25 fine. Mike Kelley pled guilty to intoxication and was committed to jail for default of a $25 fine.
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Marvin Christensen
Lava Hot Springs
Frank Maes
Mike Kelley
Gust Lambros Sentenced for Burglary and Remanded to Boise
Gust Lambros begins six months to two and a half years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to second degree burglary. He was escorted to Boise by a traveling guard following his Montpelier arrest. Honest End Canal company files articles of incorporation with Lago as principal business location and 1000 capital stock. Directors include John Fowler and I Carson Bennett. The Y M C A hosts a distance swimming club meeting at 8 pm to discuss upcoming events and competitions chaired by acting vice president Martha Peek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Lambros
D. Ik. Baum
State
Boise
Welker
State Penitentiary
Lambros
Montpelier
Honest End Canal Company
Lago
Ames Swenson
John ©. Fowler
I. Carson Bennett
D. N. Club
Ecgoairanes
Leal Anthony
Martha Peek
Catherine Leute
Mailing cards to all members about meeting notice
A notice states that post cards are being mailed to all members advising them of the meeting. Miss Ethelet plans to leave tonight for Lincoln Nebraska to spend the summer with her parents. Ggett has served as art supervisor in Pocatello public schools for two terms and will return to the city in the fall in the same role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelet
Lincoln, Neb
Ggett
Pocatello
Republican officials visit the city on official business
John Thomas, Republican national committeeman. John MacMurray, Republican state chairman. David Burrell, public welfare commissioner. and W. J. Krosgess, Idaho commissioner of agriculture, visited the city on Thursday night for official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
John MacMurray
David Burrell
W. J. Krosgess
Idaho
Chamber officials depart Pocatello for Jardine celebration
Mayor Ben Ross and others from the Chamber of Commerce including Jean Bistline Co Frazier E prey Be King John R Hood Edger ton and Mr Pelton of Neale left Pocatello this morning for Idaho Falls to attend the celebration honoring Secretary Jardine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Ross
Jean_ Bistline
Co. Frazier
E. Prey
Be King
John R. Hood Edgerton
Mr. Pelton
Neale
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Jardine
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Memorial Service Planned
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will hold its annual memorial service Sunday evening June 14 at the Congregational church. Mrs. Will R. Ferrie will direct a musical program with baritone Clive Bradford and violinist Mrs. B. F. Anderson as soloists, Miss Fern Williams accompanying at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railway
Will R. Ferrie
Clive Bradford
B. F. Anderson
Fern Williams
Local business leader heads to Rotary convention in Cleveland
William Bohlscheid president of W W C Wholesale and chief executive of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce and Rotary leads tonight for Cleveland Ohio as a delegate to the national Rotary convention convening there next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bohlscheid
W. W. C. Wholesale Company
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Cleveland
Ohio
Rotary Convention
Osteopathic Doctors Reelect Officers at Idaho Convention
Dr Grace J Parker and Dr Vern M Bodmer returned from Twin Falls where they attended the Idaho State Osteopathic Association convention and reported results. Bodmer was reelected president for the year. Other officers reelected included Dr Jennie M Gardner Idaho Falls as vice president and Dr O R Meredith as secretary and treasurer. Eastern Idaho Osteopathic society also met in Twin Falls and elected officers led by Dr O E Cunningham Blackfoot as president and Dr A E Johnson Rupert as vice president with Dr Parker as secretary and treasurer. Andrew McCaulley Idaho Falls elected president of the Western Osteopathic Association covering Idaho Washington Oregon California and Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace J. Parker
Vern M. Bodmer
Twin Falls
Idaho State
Steopathic Association
Bodmer
Jennie M. Gardner
Idaho Falls
O. R. Meredith
Eastern Idaho Osteopathic Society
O. E. Cunningham
Blackfoot
A. E. Johnson
Rupert
Parker
Andrew McCaulley
Western Osteopathic Association
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Utah
Worms robs children vitality given remedy advertised
The ad notes children with worms are cross restless and unhealthy with pale skin dark circles under eyes bad breath and apathy toward play. It touts White's Cream Vermifuge as a safe sure destruction of worms, priced 35 cents and sold by Watson Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Drug Co
Eagles defeat Baggage Clerks in Twilight League game
The Eagles beat the Baggage Clerks 2 to 0 at Overland Park. Howard tossed a two hitter while Pug Mire allowed three hits. Eleven batters struck out, and the Back Shop and Clerks were to play again that evening. box score follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baggage Sierks
Eagles
Overland Park
Pugmire
Howard
Gooding Visits Pocatello Ahead of Jardine Day Speech
Senator Frank R. Gooding, en route to Idaho Falls, praises Idaho agriculture and water prospects to be key for a strong crop year. Local attorney H R Ray and T D Jones accompany him, with I H Nash from Boise arriving as state land commissioner. Jones to give the celebration's intro address.
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Frank R. Gooding
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Gooding
H. R. Ray
T. D. Jones
I. H. Nash
Boise
Mr. Jones
Young Couple Weds in Pocatello Justice of the Peace ties the knot
Harvey BE Hoots and Miss Leda Slater both of Pocatello were married last night by Justice of the Peace E. G. Houde at his home. The couple will postpone their honeymoon and make their home in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey BE. Hoots
Leda Slater
Pocatello
Riverside Dairy Company
Justice of the Peace
E. G. Houde
Justice
Court Orders Sale of Pocatello Mill
An interlocutory order issued by District Judge Baym in the Ayres Mercantile versus Citizens Bank case directs the Citizens Bank and Trust trustee to sell the Pocatello Milling and Elevator mill. The sale report must be filed with the court for rejection or confirmation within six months.
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District Os Co. BR. Baym
F. C. Ayres Mercantile Company
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Pocatello Milling and Elevator Company
Utah corporation files articles for ready-to-wear firm
The Leader reports a Utah corporation files articles in Ogden Weber county with principal business in ready-to-wear and millinery. Capital stock is 75000 dollars in ten dollar par shares. Stockholders include W C Carke Adolph Simon Louis Simon A T McCanne J W Carke Sylvan Simon Abbie R Smith Annie G Wilson Elizabeth Sutherland and Chas Ziemer all of Salt Lake City or Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earley
Company
W. C. Carke
Adolph Simon
Louis Simon
A. T. McCanne
J. W. Carke
Sylvan Simon
Abbie R. Smith
Annie G Wilson
Salt Lake City
Elizabeth Sutherland
Chas, Ziemer
Ogden
Men Sentenced After Watermelon Load Arrest
Frank Carlock James Robins and J Stoffee were arrested after exiting a car containing watermelons in the Oregon Short Line railroad yards. They were sentenced to fifteen days in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carlock
James Robins
J. Stoffee
Oregon Short Line
Justice of the Peace J Bell Faces Train Riding Charge
A report notes Justice of the Peace J Bell charged with riding a train without permission. The incident occurred after a break in on a car, with defendants denying involvement and claiming they hopped the car at Ogden Utah. June 15 Pioneer Day bank closures announced by Pocatello Clearing House Association.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Clearing House Association
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White House
Swift Premium
Swift
Frank Staudaher
Prop
Bond
Baggage Clerks
A. Stout
RH Baoung
T. Young
Pereweene
Boyatt
Burton
Ploever
Odel
Eahart
Parkinson
Wes
Garner
Abrihpore Eagles
Peterson
Oxfords
Endicott-Johnson Shoe
Roberts-Schofield Corp
W. Kane
W. Center
Pocatello Mill
Utah Corporation
the Marine Co
Chicago
Tribunal
H. A. Collins
North Main
Rockinchair Union Suits
Bloomer
Paris
Young Men’s
Sera
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