Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star Opens
Miss Norom Parkinsons sails to Long Beach to study and visit relatives. Grand Chapter opens with reception at the American Legion hall honoring officers, delegates, and visitors. County Commission meets, and many residents leave for Rexburg and Albion for summer school.
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American Legion Hall
Lorraine Seeger
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Ronald Hammond
City of Blackfoot
E. T. Peck
C. E. Jackson
Grove City Lodge No. 33
A. F
A. M. W. O. Smith
Binghome County
Blanche Reobinne Anderson
Gladys England
Mary Bailey
Blair Pierce
Leonore Christensen
Rexburg
Ricks Normal
Nora Jacobsen
Leona Hines
Lucile Graham
Wr. Park
Albion
Vada Thompson
Amelia Hangen
Blanche Bowen
Francis Merchant
Ethel Firth
Elma Ketchum
Laura Faulconer
Agnes Womack
Minnie Jones
Bertha Womack
Walter Steffens
Joe Johnsom
Emrys Jones
Tech
Pocatello
R. J. McKee
Blackfoot
Local News From Bancroft District June Visits and Births
Special to the Tribune Bancroft June 13 The town notes a new daughter born to Mr and Mrs Soren Sorensen on June 10 Elwin Potter returns from Provo to enjoy vacation Bernice Ellis of Soda Springs visits Grey's Lake stake Sunday school board members J E Eliason James C Nielson Ernest Hogan Albert Johnson and Harriet Neilson attend the stake Sunday school conference at Grey's Lake New arrival Mrs Christensen greets a daughter born June 10 Returns from St Paul Nebraska Mr and Mrs E K Baxter tour to relatives Rawlins Wy visit with daughter Mrs Jack Gilligan before the Fourth of July W C Davis Sr dies at Lode Springs two daughters Mrs Roe White and Mrs J C Budrow attend funeral Herman Petersen visits from Pocatello after a work trip Others from Salt Lake attend conference Ruth Richard and Morris Davis visit grandmother Mrs Sterrett Conda
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Soda Springs
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Provo
Utah
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Grey’s Lake
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Ernest Hogan
Albert Johnson
Harriet Neilson
Nebraska
Baxter
St. Paul
Nebarska
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Rawlins
Wyo
Jack Gilligan
Roe White
J. C. Budrow
Lode Springs
W. C. Davis
Davis
Herman Petersen
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Mesdames W. H. Davis
Geo, Jooch
Jack Cherett
Carolyn Higinson
Ruth Richard
Morris Davis
Mrs. Sterrett
Conda
Jackson Lake Storage Report From Moran Wyoming
A Moran Wyoming report on Jackson Lake reservoir shows June 9 1923 acre feet 710020 versus 72620 a year earlier for two weeks ending June 9. Two week totals 149760 versus 186380 a year before. inches and other dates referenced stretch from September 1 1924 to June.
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Local Notes Highlight Visitors and Travels in American Falls
Special to The Tribune. Residents and visitors pass through American Falls from June to September, with families, friends, and relatives visiting Boise Yakima Rockland. Several individuals journey from Declo to join local hosts, while others plan trips to Salt Lake City and Utah.
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C. C. Brown
Rupert
Miss Young
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Boise
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Tyhee Notes and Local Sport Results in Brief
Mrs. Laura Mays and Lois left for Rockford after two months with the Weathermans. A surprise party honored Miss Evelyn Weatherman. Misa Weatherman to spend summer with sister in Portland. Eli Howell returned home after surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Davis to Soda Spring for ill father. Tyhee lost to Pauline 2 to 1 in a baseball game. Government canal reconstruction work continues at pace.
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State calls capital and Idaho Technical bonds
Boise June 13 The state of Idaho will pay on July 1 fifty thousand dollars of Capitol construction bonds issued to build the Idaho Capitol at Boise and eight thousand dollars of Academy of Idaho improvement bonds. The Capitol bonds are from the 1910 series with 10 to 20 year optional payment. Outstanding are seven hundred thousand dollars of 1911 series and nine hundred thousand dollars of 1919 series with no payments yet.
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False Teeth in Throat for Over Five Weeks
Ontario report details H K Brown 69 a Holy Rosary Hospital patient with partial paralysis who finally recovered false teeth lodged in his throat for five weeks. His daughter Mrs Blank enbiller from Oakland cared for him as friends feared death when ill six weeks earlier.
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Holy Rosary Hospital
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Oakland
Calif
Plans Complete for Hardings Reception at Oregon Pageant
Top O Blue Mountains June 13 Preparations for President Harding's visit to Meacham for the Old Oregon Trail pageant July 3-4 are nearly finished. Harding will arrive at 9 a.m. travel by Concord stage to the pageant grounds. He will deliver the afternoon address and witness Umatilla ceremonies and the Old Oregon Trail monument unveiling. A horseshoe contest with a world champion is planned. Reception if approved by physicians occurs at 7:30 p.m. then he leaves for Portland at 9 p.m.
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Idaho Supreme Court Chief Justice to lecture at Northwestern
Boise June 1 3 A distinct honor was conferred on Reece the supreme court of Idaho by extending an invitation from Dean Wigmore for Chief Justice Alfred Budge to deliver a course of lectures at Northwestern University summer law school in Chicago. Budge will depart Boise Friday for six weeks with Mrs Budge. He will teach The Law of Sales and discuss Law of Irrigation as Idaho irrigation development is highlighted.
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Riverside Boy Drowns in Snake River Near Central Cove
Caldwell June 15 A sad accident at 10 am Monday left Wilson Hibbard 19 of Riverside dead after drowning in the Snake River near Central Cove. He and a companion were in a motor boat. Hibbard jumped to wade to shore and was overwhelmed by depth and cramps after going under three times. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hibbard a sister and three brothers.
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Guardsman units depart for Camp Lewis encampment
Boise dated report notes final prep for Idaho National Guard units from the 186th infantry and 148th field artillery, with a mess sergeant and enlisted men departing, train plans forming at Soda Springs and Boise, and officers Lt Col Harry T. Lewis and Capt Stanley Bacon traveling to Camp Lewis. Captain Carl H. Butler injured in auto accident, delaying his trip.
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Parma
Payette
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Athol R. Davis
Victor B. Westphal
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Kuna Man Killed by Lightning Near Kuna Idaho
Funeral services for George Frank Nelson a Kuna area farmer killed by a bolt of lightning Sunday at 11 35 will be held at the First Methodist church in Kuna. Nelson was struck as he walked through a lettuce patch near his home three miles southwest of Kuna and the body showed severe injuries with clothing torn and a watch crystal broken. The incident also caused surrounding lettuce to wilt.
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Pirates Pitcher Lee Meadows Faces Former Cardinals
A Pirates pitcher Lee Meadows, who was traded away from the Cardinals, defeats his old teammates in a notable exception to the usual rule of a pitcher dominating his former club.
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Indian War Pageant Proposed for Los Angeles
Los Angeles hosts a plan by the Indian War Veterans association to stage a great war pageant. Veterans would reenact prairie battles and portray the life of the old-time scout against Redskin foes for a public exposition. Raise Idaho senator Frank Gooding plans summer tours to organize Idaho intermediate rate associations opposing railroad discrimination against shippers.
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United States
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