Pocatello to Have D O K K Temple
Dr J H Dickinson former imperial potentate leads the drive to establish a Dramatic Order of Knights of Khorassan temple in Pocatello with 75 Pythians from surrounding towns lined up to join. Imperial Council grants charter for Ac a Temple Pocatello. date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Nights of Khorassan
Knights of Pythias
J. H. Dickinson
United States
J. A. Hibbard
Imperial Council
Dickinson
Imperial
A. L. Frey
Columbus
Ohio
Aca Temple
American Falls
Blackfoot
Twin Falls
Khoxshone
Gooding
Cold killed the mosquitos in interior Alaska
Fairbanks Alaska June 15 a belated cold snap in mid May wiped out the interior Mosquito pest for the season. Early crop of mosquitoes in large sizes and clouds were frozen with the buds. Old timers predict the cold spell has settled the pest for 1917 and latecomers will be few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
Agitators Close Two Butte Mines
Two copper mines in the Butte district the Elm Arlu and Davis Daly shut down as a strike ordered by the Industrial Workers of the World took effect. The action halts mining activities and affects local operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Elm Arlu
Davis Daly
Industrial Workers of the World
New Levees Drill On A Field Of Twenty Battles
Railway men predict popular battlefields this summer while Americans seek thrills at home. Annapolis Royal in Nova Scotia ties with St. Augustine for oldest continental settlement and bears twenty attacks. The scene recalls eighteenth century forts, Vauban plans, and long-running colonial wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis Royal
Nova Scotia
St. Augustine
Florida
William Jennings Bryan
Patriot commits to Liberty Bond drive for all citizens
The speaker urges every American, especially those barred from the firing line, to buy Liberty loan bonds. He emphasizes broad distribution beyond banks to reach small investors and patriotic citizens, claiming bonds are a sound investment and will bolster Idaho’s response to the national appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Elks Plan Flag Day Program in Pocatello
Tomorrow is Flag day observance with Elks hosting at 8 pm in the temple. Special music by Miles F. Reed of Idaho Tech, inclusion of G A R and Spanish War veterans, and a program featuring songs, prayers, recitations, and an address by Prof. Miles F. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Elks
Temple
Miles F. Reed
Idaho Tech
Star Spangled Banner Orchestra
Clarence Tolman
Esquire and Officers
Auld Lang Syne’ Elks
P. C. O’malley
Master van Buskirk
America
A. E. Zener
Columbia
T. J. McGinnis
Emily Whittlesey
W. J. Connors
Prisoners to Grow Garden Food at Fairbanks Jail
Fairbanks Alaska June 13 For the first time in a U S marshal s office in Alaska earnings for the past month include fertilizer for garden Marshal Ewing sought authority from Washington after the presidents food production proclamation and was granted to raise produce this summer Chief Deputy Joe Miller plans to use prisoners to work the garden to stock the jail for winter Similar orders went to other Alaska marshals with reports of agricultural activity at Seward where Deputy U S Marshal Isaac Evans has leased land.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
U. S
Ewing
Washington
Joe Miller
Seward
Isaac Evans
Garden competition near new railroad crossing attracts offers
A report cites plots near the jail under cultivation with prisoners at work and similar efforts in Nenana Anchorage Ruby and Iditarod. In Nenana Mrs Rigs wife of Thomas Rigs of the Alaskan engineering commission offers a silver cup for the best garden in the new town site where the government railroad crosses the Tenana river.
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Nenana
Anchorage
Ruby
Iditgrod
Rigs
Thomas Rigs
Alaskan Engineering Commission
Tenana River
Rose Festival Opens in Portland with Elaborate Parades
Portland Oregon opens its Rose Festival under favorable conditions with a week of parades pageants and outdoor entertainment. The program is more elaborate than prior years and patriotic displays will be emphasized. Thousands of visitors from the Northwest arrive as conventions boost attendance and lodging fills to capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Qrc
Northwest
Presidents on Liberty Bonds Design and Portraits
Likenesses of presidents from Washington to McKinley will grace the new Liberty bonds. The design is completed and the bureau of engraving and printing works day and night turning them off the presses by the thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
Liberty
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Jefferson
Ee Jackson
Lincoln
Monroe
Cleveland
Grant
Navy Recruiting Office Reopens Enlistments Rise in West
The Navy recruiting office resumed operations as officers returned from the field reporting seven new enlistments. In the Salt Lake district for the week ending June 7, 225 men enlisted, led by Butte with 74, followed by Salt Lake and Billings with 42 each. Western division total reached 957, up 341 from the prior week. Enlistees include Thomas J. Lynch and several others from Rexburg Glenns Ferry and nearby towns. Sergeant Shaffer indicated many will join infantry at Fort Douglas, with postings likely to Twentieth Forten.third regiments. Clarence A. Collins enlisted in infantry after working as a locomotive engineer. Marine recruits were not reported, though Sergeant Stuart heads toward Rupert for interested applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Monahan
Star Valley
Siegel
Salt Lake District
Butte
Salt Lake
Billings
Ogden
Miles City
Boise
Poccatello
Great Falls
Bozeman
Thomas J. Lynch
Mountain Home
Bert Lee Redington
R. T. van Deveer
Glenns Ferry
H. Howard
T. A. Naylor
Rexburg
G. V. Johnson
Burley
J. L. Smith
Afton
Wyo
Douglas
Shaffer
Army Station
Fort Douglas
Army
Clarence A. Collins
Infantry
Marine Station
Stuart
Rupert
Troopers Repel Mexican Raid at Ysletan
Two American cavalrymen repelled a night raid by about twenty five armed Mexicans on a Texan settlement at Ysletan. A third cavalryman came to assist, driving the raiders back into Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ysletan
Tex
Mexico
Methodist Ladies Aid to Hold Monthly Missionary Meeting
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet Friday afternoon in the church parlors for their monthly missionary gathering. Portneuf Lodge No. 18 A F and A M holds its regular session this evening. Twin boys were born this morning to Mr and Mrs H K Brumble at 627 North Harrison. both are doing nicely.
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Methodist
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Portneuf
A. F
A. M
War Beye
H. K. Brumble
North Harrison
Marriage license visit and address trip for Elk's lodge
A marriage license was issued yesterday to G. P. Toone of Echo Utah and Elizabeth Bromiey of Spokane Washington. Rev. J H Dickinson departs tomorrow for Twin Falls to deliver the Flag Day address before the Elk's lodge there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Toone
Echo
Utah
Elizabeth Bromiey
Spokane
Washington
Andress
J. H. Dickinson
Twin Falls
Elk’s Lodge
Santa Anna Auxiliary to Meet at Mrs Ash Home
The regular monthly meeting of the Santa Anna Auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs. Hannah Ash at 334 North Arthur Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Anna
Hannah Ash
North Arthur
Power Senator Evans Attends Red Cross Meeting
Power county Senator L. I. Evans an influential businessman from American Falls attended a Red Cross meeting in the city last evening.
Rexburg Editor-Lloyd Adams Seen in Pocatello En Route Rexburg
Rezberg Editor Lloyd Adams of the Rexburg Standard, a notable political figure, spent several hours in Pocatello this morning while traveling from Boise to Rexburg.
Marriage License Granted for Minors Under Age Provisions
Under age John Rumas and Josephine Lavatta were granted a marriage license by the county clerk yesterday. The girl, being under age, was obliged to furnish parental consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rumas
Josephine Lavatta
Red Cross meeting attended by state figures
E. A. Burrell of Montpelier G. E. Hill of Rigby and J. A. Toner editor of the Aberdeen Times were in the city last night for the Red Cross gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Burrell
Montpelier
G. E. Hill
Rigby
Jefferson County
J. A. Toner
The
Aberdeen Times
Red Cross
Yeomen Move to K of P Hall on North Main
Yeomen relocate to the Knights of Pythias hall on North Main and will hold their first meeting there next Friday night. A large class will be taken in and a good time is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
North Main
Hotel Clerk Leaves for Kansas City Visit
Albert Kerlin, employed as a clerk at the Bannock hotel, will leave tonight for an indefinite visit to Kansas City. George Stead becomes the new night clerk and Dick Potter takes the day shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kerlin
Bannock
Kansas City
Geo. Stead
Dick Potter
Owl's Nest closes dance floor for private parties
The Owl's Nest in the No 2 Book Store will no longer allow public dancing and will cater exclusively to private parties. The venue is described as well suited for such events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl's Nest
Former MResident Doctor Jones Visits Pocatello Red Cross Meeting
Dr Earl Jones, once of Roberts, attended a Red Cross gathering at the Commercial club in Pocatello last evening. He formerly practiced here for many years and, like other longtime residents, welcomed the city’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Jones
Roberts
Pocatello
Red Cross
Wrong Name in Complaint Transferred Case
In the June 7 Tribune the complainant’s name was misspelled as W. The correct name is Zz H. Townsend. The complaint was sworn against William Lewis and son by C H Thompson and the case has been transferred to another court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
William Lewis
Titus to Present Mikado Proposal to Elk Entertainment
Has a Sheen-Edgar Titus Willison spent a couple of days here talking over with members of the Elk entertainment committee a proposed production of The Mikado. Mr Titus has full equipment for an elaborate setting of the attraction and the matter is being considered for a mid date. He left today for Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Titus Willison
Elk Entertainment Committee
Mr. Titus
Idaho
Transcribing Recorde R R Wilson and Fred Roulette for new counties
Wilson and Roulette left for Hailey to transcribe records for the new Butte and Camas counties carved from Blaine. The work, arranged by the legislature, will last four to five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Wilson
Fred Roulette
Hailey
Butte
Camas
Blaine
Cash Only Plan Tells Pocatello Butchers to Stop Credit
Nine city concerns sign a statement that starting June 20 they will sell for cash only and discontinue deliveries. They justify the move as necessary to raise prices or cut costs, calling it the best plan available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Funeral for Senator J. Frank Hunt Held in Grant
The funeral for the late Senator J. Frank Hunt took place at 2:30 this afternoon in Grant, a small settlement near Downey. Attending were Theodore Turner and J. H. Peterson from town. Hunt leaves a widow and several children. a prominent eastern Idaho political figure who served Bannock County long and valued service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Hunt
Grant
Downey
Theodore Turner
J. H. Peterson
Senator Hunt
Idaho
Bannock County
Personal visitors and hometown travelers in Idaho cities
Purely personal items note W A Bradberry of Idaho Falls in Pocatello today. C J McCormick of Twin Falls is in the city today. Joseph Anderson is in Pocatello three days from Idaho Falls. James Worthington is a Haselton visitor in Pocatello today. G W Field of Victor is a business visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bradberry
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
C J. McCormick
Twin Falls
Joseph Anderson
James Worthington
G. W. Field
Victor
City Bills for Month of April
The council published a detailed list of payments for April including amounts to George W. Smith Alfred Moyes Lee Averyhart B G Garbett Jos. Wisder Geo A Smith R O Babbitta H A Huber Grand Restaurant J J Twart Mrs Johanna Sorensen H K B McMillan Cc P Hanson Fred Morrison J B Hawkley H D Hartvig... multiple contractors and local firms. The items cover utilities, supplies, services, and public works expenditures, with entries for Pocatello Milling, The Tribune Co, Idaho Power, Mountain State Tel, and various merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilla
George W. Smith
Alfred Moyes
Lee Averyhart
B. G. Garbett
Jos. Wisder
Geo
A. Smith
R. O. Babbitta
H. A. Huber
Cies Dicen
J. J
Twart
Johanna Sorensen
H. KB. McMillan
P. Hanson
Fred Morrison
J. B. Hawkley
H. D. Hartvigeson
Cone
Gabriel Norby
R. C. Lewis
Iain Soaneaedles
Chas. Baldwin
B. B. Young
Ll. KR. Latimer
John Meese
B. M. “Hargraves
Pocatello Milling & Elev’or Co
the Pocatello Oil Co
the Tribune Co
Payton Way
Keene
Pocatello Electric Supply CO
Francia McNally
Francis McNally
J. J. Carroll
Ecdontractor
J. J. Williamen
Laura
Gough
Fire & Water Engineering
Gen
Elec. Supply Co
W. A. McElheren
Geo. McC
Ralph Bistline
W. R. Blalock
A. B. Canfield
Cc. B. Tarlton
Alfred Holbrook
Nikediinud
Icnelbealleaated
Manana Peterson Furniture Co
Wee
Bork's
Onin Ic
Idaho Power Co
Dhdesheeassour
Tors Mountain States
Tel
Tel. Co
Buckley
D. A. Perkins
Bannock National Bank
D. B. Edwarde Oo
Jno. McLaughlin Ou
LO R. E. Manning
Gore RE Pee
Johnson's Cafeteria
Ceiciains
Thomas Hall
REM Pei
ESO
Chas
H. Gustin
J. W. Hopkins
Walter
Geo. Williams
Kate Toombs
C. Bowerman
Geo. Nore Oincie
T. Cy. Martin
A. H. Ee Ee
W. H. Jackson, Jr
Gray G& Gray
A.W. Bervice
E. C. White
Ptehasdghaneniocs
Fletcher R. Burrus Co
A. H. Martin
City of Pocatello
Geo. Gueguard
W. F. Howareé
Philic
R. BE. Millet
Main Electric Co
Henry White
A. Li. Cook
H. J. Wetherford
BE. J
Kissing Lumber Co
Sconree
Carlson Hdwe, Co
Pocatello Stor
Rite
Manning & Cee Hdwe
Pocatello Auto Co
Caan
Hargraves
Peca
Tom Stevens
Western Union Tele. Co
Jennie Reeves
A. W. Jones
Fred Shaffer
Botiese
Elec
Suerty | ‘Co
Henry Hutson
Bert M. Koetler
Miichusces the
Leadite Company
United Brass Mfg. Co
H. Hueller Mfg. Co
Mountain States Ver & Tel Co
Galigher
H. Channon Co
Garrett's Transfer
Hansen
Grocer
Bert McClain
C.ee cc
Arthur Vickery
Grace Bistline
Bannock Livery
Vevesreane
W. Gleim
Pocatello Elec. Supply Co
Crane Company
P. Hansen
Ieiliaai Schenne Elles Dae
McBeth Holwe. ‘Co
Cox Transfer
T. B. Smith Coal Co
Veeune
Poca
Print. Co
Ceoone
Manning & Sorgats
Hawe
W. A. McHan
C. W. Pomeroy
Recorder
Nibley Channel Lbr. Co
BE. J. Anderson
Pocatello
Reba Tire Co
Citisens Bank, Ltd
Gem State Lumber
Secretary Wilson Aids Liberty Loan Bond Drive
The secretary issues a personal appeal urging workers to buy Liberty bonds to fund food crops arms and supplies for the war effort. She stresses immediate need and compares bond purchases to sacrifices made for freedom and government endurance.
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Wilson
Utah land opening will draw crowd for Strawberry Valley
Four thousand acres of government farm land near West Mountain and Utah Lake will be opened to individual entry June 20. Prospective settlers may file at the Salt Lake City land office from June 15 to 20, with a drawing to select winners. Water rights and low preparation costs boost appeal for the climate and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Strawberry Valley
Utah Lake
Hi-Way
Ae Lytel
Provo
Utah
Whooping Cough Remedy Praised In Ad from Peru
A testimonial from Mia P. H. Martin of Peru Indiana touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough in two daughters. The ad claims the remedy made coughing easier and exploration possible, describing it as working like a charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mia
P. H. Martin
Peru
Ind
Expect Early Finish of Road
The Alain engineering commission expects completion of the United States railroad from Fairbanks to the heart of the Nenana coalfields before snowfalls. An extension from Seward and Anchorage toward the banks will be finished to a point within ninety miles of Liquite before winter halts work. The longer stretch may be traversed by a dog trail through the New canyon. The Tanana Valley road, purchased by the government, routes from Fairbanks to Nevis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Alain Engineering Commission
United States
Fairbanks
Nena
Seward
Nevis
Sour Stomach Advice and Chamberlain Tablet Use
Advice explains sour stomach symptoms from overeating or unsuitable foods and suggests eating slowly, chewing thoroughly, eating little meat, and avoiding supper. It recommends Chamberlain Tablets to aid digestion without medicine.
Classified Ads Introduce Work Opportunity Seeker
Classifieds guide job seekers to opportunities offering entry level tasks and flexible hours. Short listings mention general duties and location with contact instructions for applications and inquiries.
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Vauban
Blue River
Omen
Bn Ow Sian
Ieee
Latour
Aulnay de Epee
Annapolis
Sacre
Naarale
Treasury
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