Local Briefs Highlight Taxes and Travels
Pay Taxes Saturday marks the last day for W115 taxes. Dr. Poole departs for a post graduate course in Chicago Polyclinic Hospital. Mrs. Lindbind and two sons leave for Chicago and Rockford for a month’s vacation. Masons meet tonight June 14 at Portneuf Lodge No. 18. Royal Neighbors Thimble club gathers tomorrow at Mrs. Norby’s South Eighth avenue home. John McMullen of Idaho Farm & Loan Co. visits town for the first time in years. Miss Pertha L. Atkin departs for McCammon on school business, returns tomorrow.
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Masons
Portneuf Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Royal Neighbors
Thimble Club
Mrs. Norby
South Eighth Avenue
McMullen
John McMullen
Idaho Farm & Loan Co
Idaho Falls
McCammon
Pertha Ll. Atkin
Ools
Labor Body Meete The Central La bor Union Meets Tonight
The Central Labor Union meets tonight to consider laws for activities on the Fourth of Daly. Other business will come before the meeting.
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Central Labor Union
Daly
City-The Commercial Secures Auto Rides for G. A. R. Visit
The City-The Commercial arranges automobile transport to welcome G. A. R. visiting members and their families. Rides will be provided tomorrow ensuring easy access for attendees.
Beehive Girls Plan Thursday Hike
The Beehive girls of the Third ward will hike Thursday evening meeting at Mrs. Wm. Hadder M North Harrison at 6 oclock with lunches. W R C initiation today in K of P hall ties to annual convention with old soldiers groups.
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Woman's Relief Corps
K. of P. Hall
Old Soldiers’ Organizations
Third Ward
Wm. Hadder
North Harrison
Eagles Meeting Sets Night for Important Assembly
An Eagles meeting is scheduled for tomorrow night with all members urged to attend to stay informed on matters of interest.
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Eagles
Little Man Th-Albert Jackson Recovering After Hospital Operation
Albert Jackson, nephew of L. B. Case, visited a relative and underwent an operation at General hospital. He is now recuperating and expected to be out soon.
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Albert Jackson
L. B. Case
General Hospital
Shriners Guests at Crown Theater Evening
Shriners wear red fez and ladies white at Crown theater as Billie Burke stars in a favorable film. Knights of Columbus initiated a large class in Twin Falls with nine Pocatello members attending and a celebratory banquet after a service.
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Shriners
Crown Theater
Billie Burke
Knights of Columbus
Twin Falls
Pocatello Council
Pocatello
H. K. Higson
R. J. Hoo
Flag Raising At Kinport Peak By Sons Of Veterans
Delegation of Sons of Veterans conducted a flag raising on Kinport peak this morning. The summit lies south west of the city and, from the distance, the nation’s emblem is faint but visible. A large flare would be needed to be clearly seen at the high altitude and windy conditions. The boys erected the flagstaff and the banner will be kept flying on that peak whenever occasion arises.
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Kinport
Sons of Veterans
Mother of old soldier still lives in Extra Iowa
Commander J M Gill of the Phil Sheridan post in Boise notes his mother near ninety still strong and living in Extra Iowa. He recalls Civil War service at eighteen and siblings split into Union and Confederate ranks with cousins and brothers encountered across battles and parole at Vicksburg.
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J. M. Gull
Phil Sheridan
Boise
Gill
National Tribune
G. A. BR
Washington
Extra
Mr. Gill
Black River Bridge
Mississippi
Memphis
I. C. Hollingshead
Mr. Hollingshead
Vicksburg
Flag Day Exercises at Elks Club with G A R guests
Fine musical program and special accommodations planned for visiting G A R members and their ladies. Col. Ferguson to deliver the principal address. The event at the Dietrich building features solos, a flag tribute, and performances by the Elks’ orchestra and quartet with patriotic selections.
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The
Elks
Elks’ Club
Pocag Biks
Dietrich
Col. Ferguson
C. Douglas Smith
Esquire and Officers
Clarence Tolman Ellis
Wee Tanne
J. Piere
Oeepee
Schaffe
H. V. A. Ferguson
Elks’ Quartette
America
Gun State Lumber Ad Promotes Next Coal Order
An advertisement from Gun State Lumber urges customers to place the next coal order, highlighting available fuel supplies and potential delivery options. The notice emphasizes timely ordering and convenience for local buyers.
Classified Ads Prove Jobs for Every Afferent Worker
Classifieds show ongoing openings for various skilled labor and service roles. Employers seek candidates with diverse talents, from trades to clerical work, across multiple sectors.
Miss Atkin Announces Candidacy for County Superintendent
Miss Bertha Atkin announces her bid for re election as county superintendent of schools and will seek the Republican nomination in the fall. Her record includes rural school improvements and notable service to county schools.
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Bertha Atkin
Miss Atkin
Army Adjutant General Calls Civil War Remnant More Effective
FE P Durell adjutant general of the G A R says the postwar remnant of Civil War soldiers was more effective than today’s army. He criticizes current U S policy toward Mexico as vacillating and not earning respect abroad. He comments on France and U S training as historical context.
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FE. P. Durell
Phil Sheridan Post
Boise
Tribune
United States Army
France
United States
Mexico
Wle
Classified Adts Introduce the Worm Seeker to Work
A classified notice promotes a worm seeking job opportunity. It highlights labor availability and indicates where applicants may inquire for more details.
Clairvoyant Mme Kekk Promises Personal Guidance
An advertisement extols clairvoyant Madame Kekk offering insights on marriage, business, travel, lawsuits, wills, real estate, love and family matters, and the removal of evil influences. It claims past disappointments may be overcome and promotes Terrel Hotel address at 145 N Main St. as contact.
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Mme. Kekk
Mme
KPRRB
Terrel Hotel
N. Main St
Stock Show May Prove a Big Feature
Secretary L E Dillingham of the Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers association reports strong interest and rapid new memberships, with 900 members controlling over 150000 head of stock. The council sees no assessments now and ponders a fall meeting in Pocatello with a possible stock show to ease breeders’ trips east. The convention is set for the last Tuesday in October, and Dillingham will travel back to Mackay for about a week.
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L. E. Dillingham
Idaho Cattle & Horse Growers Association
Shipshone
Pocatello
Clay Vance
David Devine
W. W. Thebaud
Lee Barber
W. W. Clark
Association
Dillingham
Mackay
Stew Parties Lead to Fines and Disturbances in City
In police court Tuesday, Jack Small Pedro Kier and Benjamin Fisher paid 10 dollars each for stew party amusements and left city hall without proper funds. Elmer Erixon faced a disturbing the peace charge linked to an attempted fight. Mary Heard Jane Davis and Marie Waterson were fined 15 dollars for vagrancy. Mrs P E Hines travels from Salmon City to Yale Oregon for a week with relatives. Mrs BE C Frazier and Mrs Jas S Day of Salmon City are visiting.
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Jack Small
Pedro Kier
Benjamine Fisher
Elmer Erixon
Mary Heard
Jane Davis
Marie Waterson
P. E. Hines
Salmon City
Yale
Oregon
BE. C. Frazier
Jas. S. Day
City
Campbell of Albion Heads Home Tomorrow
Hf Campbell of Albion is in town on business and will depart for home tomorrow.
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Hf. Campbell
Albion
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Rockford
Trist Cab Co
A. L. Cook
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A. J. Putnam
A. #. McGuire
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G McGaughey
B. J. Daniger
L.J. Layng
D. J. Kinney
Old Soldier
H. I
Hutton
J. MM
Six Vons Egg
L. F. Molinelli
Ory
New Idaho Stockmen's Organization
Trist
MR. Trist
Trist Garage
Qregon
Union Pacific
Denver
Colorado
Spokane
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
D. S. Spencer
Salt Lake City
Nica Sy Serine
Bannock National Bank
Idaho
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