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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
2
A concise bulletin from the Tribune Specials highlights Idaho State News Telegraph items about mail service, postal updates, and related civic notices. Details are sparse but indicate coordinated coverage of postal operations and community impact.
Mrs. Wm. Griswald of American Falls died Sunday June 11 at Bethany Deaconess hospital after a three week illness. Interment will be in Coggins Iowa with family members. The family moved from Seattle and Portland to American Falls where Mr. Griswald runs the American Falls Motor Co. Survivors include a husband and two children, Billy age ten and a twelve year old older son. another daughter Farley is named and several brothers and a father are listed.
William Rufenacht visited Gate city Saturday night. A new bakery and restaurant will open in the old McCammon News building with a bake oven to be installed soon. T. J. Kelley of Idaho Falls buys property. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Barron on June 11. McCammon fishermen, Vern Rowe Calvin Cragan and Benjamin Rowe, enjoyed Sunday fishing with ten large trout weighing about nine pounds. A Young Men's and Young Ladies Mutual Improvement meeting Sunday at the L D S meeting house drew a good crowd with an evening program led by Bishop R T Hale Elder Gibbs spoke on the Prophet and the Organization of the Church. Joseph Harris played violin, Mrs Lorenzo Harris at piano, current events by Mrs Erban Green, and a benediction by Ray Parkinson. It was announced the Mutual Improvement associations will hold a patriotic event on Sunday June 18.
The Presbyterian Sunday school lawn picnic drew about forty attendees with lunch and games. Several residents traveled or hosted visitors, while county agent Harry Wilson organized meetings in Wayan Conda and China Hat. A local ball game featured Downey’s Ecklund and McCammon with Downey’s team winning, and a box score noting home runs and strikeouts.
An official notice calls all members of the organization to attend the planned program with the entire leadership present. The message emphasizes full participation and punctual arrival for the event.
McCammon’s baseball eleven slipped to .200 after a tight loss to Downey on June 13 at McCammon. Downey opened a nine run gap with an early rally, McCammon answered in the first inning but could not add further runs as Downey surged in the fifth for the lead and eventual win.
El Korah temple from Boise Idaho arrived in San Francisco on a special train with a 40 member band led by George L Jaery. Delegates toured headquarters at the Stewart hotel and planned dinners theatre trips and auto tours while 90 Shriner bands performed in Union Square.
Downey, Bannock County. The newly organized Downey-Swan Lake highway district received its board of commissioners. Appointees named by county commissioners H. J. Toller and T. J. Bloxham of Downey and Leo Beckatead of Swan Lake were announced as the district becomes organized on June 6. Governor D. W. Davis noted in Boise.
June 13 report says Tom Papless a 30 year old Greek section hand drowned Sunday afternoon in Milner Lake. Coroner Grossman and a posse dynamited the river as search continued. witnesses say Papless swam about three quarters of an hour before vanishing. Sheriff Sherman and Park of Economy grocery aided in the investigation.
Judge William Van Fleet orders foreclosure on the Idaho Coal Mine company of Driggs Idaho in favor of Columbia Trust company Salt Lake acting as trustee for about 250 bondholders who bought $400000 in bonds in 1918. The decree totals $489776.40 with $15000 in fees. The Gem State Coal Mining company allegedly leases and operates the property under the linked arrangement.
More than 10 000 entries from across the United States proposed the term Pivverboobs for reckless automobile drivers. F B Simpson of Cedar Rapids Iowa won $25 in gold as the prize, with judges from the A A A and Washington officials selecting the idea.
Advice from an old advertisement promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as a pure greaseless option. It warns most soaps dry the scalp and hair, while endorsing Mul sified with warm water to create a rich lather. The text claims fast drying, soft manageable hair and removal of dust dandruff, urging purchase at drug stores.
For sale wood available from Garrett Transfer. Call 303 for details on quantities pricing and pickup terms at their location 123.
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