Local Briefs Highlight Community Events And Meetings
Tying Trip L F McDonald plans an extensive buying tour of eastern furniture centers. Pocatello Chapter No 6 R A M meets Monday evening with M M degree to be conferred. U Club at Congregational church hosts Dorothy Budike at 733 North Garfield. Bankers convention sends E B Pearce and Carl Valentine to Burley. Municipal band rehearses at Commercial club hall tomorrow. Elder Harry Anderson leaves next Tuesday for L D S mission from Second Ward chapel. Elk King Day program features new Symphony orchestra at the temple tomorrow. soldiers in uniform urged to attend. Diamond jewelry ads conclude the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Dorothy Budike
North
Garfield
Weather report from Pocatello Idaho June 14 1919
Weather Bureau report for Pocatello Idaho covering 24 hours to 6 am with final figures for temperature 62 average 66 and normal 64. Data include precipitation 0.00 inches since 6 am, humidity 23 percent, clear skies, SE wind, sunset 9 10, sunrise 5 50. A R Teepe observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
Tomorow
A. R. Teepe
Haney Chosen Sessions Heads Local Council
The United Commercial Travelers grand chapter of Utah Idaho and Montana elected officers in Helena for 1920. New leaders include Grand Counselor W. T. Haney of Great Falls and Grand Secretary F. W. Hillis of Ogden. Also named were past grand counselors and executive committees with meetings set in June. Mr Sessions and Mrs Sessions prepare to depart for Cape Town to lead the South African mission as missionary work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haney
South Africa
Knights
United Commercial Travelers Grand Chapter
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Cnusing
W. T. Haney
Great Falls
C. Tf. Brown
W. ©. Sampsel
Billings
Mont
F. W. Hillis
Ogden
Willard Lind
J. Wyley Sessions
Mia. Sessions
Mare
Rosamonde
Cape Town
Mr Sessions
L. 4 A
Nouth
Sessions
Pocatello
Academy of Idaho
Idaho Technical Institute
Ele
The
Tech
Idaho Seed Growers Association
Harkness
McCammon
Butte Considers New Public Park Donation
Butte Montana residents learn of a private real estate firm offering a 5 acre site beyond the Country club for a new public park three miles south of the city. County commissioners must legally evaluate the donation before acceptance. The city already holds Columbia Gardens and Lake Avoca as parks. Citizens urge expanded parks and cooperative city county action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Country Club
Columbia Gardens
United States
William A. Clark
Lake Avoca
Farewell Party for Elder Harry Anderson
A farewell gathering is planned at the Second Ward chapel in honor of Elder Harry Anderson. The event takes place Tuesday evening at 8 30. Elder Anderson departs Salt Lake June 25 for a mission in the L D S church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Anderson
Second Ward Chapel
Anderson
Salt Lake
L. D S&s
City of Pocatello warns dog owners to license now
City notice states all dog licenses due after May 1, 1919 and urges owners to obtain licenses from the city clerk or license collector. It warns that failure to license is a violation of city ordinance and will be strictly enforced. Pat J. Phelan, Acting City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Pat J. Phelan
Adv
Rotary club members head to Salt Lake convention
The Pocatello Rotary club will be well represented at the Rotary convention in Salt Lake City next week. A list of attendees includes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Archibald, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ball, and many others traveling by motor from Pocatello to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Rotary Club
Salt Lake
Edward Anderson
Charles UH. Archibald
Fred Ball
Claude Bistline
Charles C. Bowerman
Jesse Budge
Fred Caldwell
R. D. Carruthers
Walter H. Cleare
R. J. Cruse
George Gasser
George Greene
W. P. Havener
A. F. Higson
A. ©. Hinckley
F. H. Knickerbocker
Williard Lund
W. N. McCarty
A. Lowell Merrill
Leon Molinelli
Fred Murphey
Arthur Petersen
Harry Petersen
Dow Ray
L. Reece
S. P. Smith
Theo. Turner
EB. C. White
H. H. Whittlesey
H. A. Wilbur
E. Brady
A. J. Knollin
H. L. McHan
J. E. McDermond
Ned McCracken
Jesse McBase
Ralph Lewis
Finis Bentley
Fred Dickerson
Lyman Fargo
Harry
Hamilton
E. A. Krussman
Ira
Lambing
Wm. Wallin
Fred Whitney
Private Frank McMahon Returns Home After 4000 Mile Spectacles Quest
Anaconda Montana June 14 Private Frank McMahon of the Thirty first division in Liberia traveled 4000 miles to buy spectacles and the government paid the bill. He is now discharged and home, having previously served at the port office and in Siberia where he wore glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Mont
Frank McMahon
Liberia
Sam
McMahon
Siberia
San Francisco
Better Babies Plan At Montana State Fair
Helena Mont June 14 Better babies will be one of the aims of the Montana state fair to be held in September. In cooperation with the National Child Welfare association a number of exhibits devoted to the subject will be shown. There will also be conferences of experts including doctors dentists and nurses with parents expecting large attendance.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
National Child Welfare Association
Spring Cleaning for the Body with Foley's Cathartic Tab
Advertisement touts Foley's Cathartic Tab as a remedy to indigestion billiousness bad breath bloating gas and constipation from winter indoor life. The copy claims it cleans the stomach and bowels and tones the liver and notes it is sold everywhere by Ady.
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Ady
Governor Lister Remains Noted for Road Support and Integrity
Miles City Montana June 14. Governor Lister described as active with keen mental vigor. He once chaired the state board for control and refused passes from railroads. He married Alma Thorn ton of Tacoma February 28 1893. they have two children. A Moorehead bootlegger episode ended with 28 quarts of whiskey thrown into Powder River before pursuers learned they were thirsty horsemen.
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Lister
State Board For Control
Alma Thornton
Tacoma
Miles City
Mont
Moorehead
Powder River
John H. Morris
Powder River County
Pocatello Votes on Bonds for Streets Bridges and Sidewalks
Ordinance No. 501 proclaims the result of a May 20 1919 special municipal bond election in Pocatello Idaho authorizing 75000 in street and alley paving bonds 12900 for street and sidewalk improvements and 15000 for bridge projects all tied to Local Improvement District No 23 The measure repeals conflicting ordinances and declares an emergency. The council notes publication and canvass steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Bannock
My. A. D
City of Pocatello
Vocatello
Portneuf
Pocatello to Sell Municipal Bonds After May 1919 Vote
The city council certifies voters approved three bond issues totaling 75 000 for street and alley paving 12000 for sidewalks and 15000 for bridges with majorities over two thirds. They announce plans to publish bids by July 7 1919 and to issue bonds dated June 15 1919 with 6 percent interest payable in gold coin.
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Pocatello
Bannock
Idaho
A. D
National Bank of Commerce
New York
Claily
Budger
Chas. B. Wood
Chicago
Illinois
Idho
WM. P. Whitaker
City Ordinance Emergency Proclaimed and Sale Order Filed
The document notes a June 12 1919 first publication and a July 6 1919 last publication for an ordinance declaring immediacy for public peace health and safety and repealing conflicting ordinances. It also records a probate court order show cause why an order of sale of Patrick Hannifan estate real and personal property should not be granted with July 17 1919 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat J. Phelan
Pocatello Daily Tribune
A. d
WM. P. Whitaker
Bannock County
Idaho
Patrick Hannifan
Leo P. Hannifan
Nellie Hannifan
Bannock
Pocatello
Lego
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L. F. McDonald
Idaho Furniture Company
Pocatello Chapter No. 6
Bankers’ Convention
EB. W. Pearce
Bannock National Beok
Carl Valentine
First National Bank
Burley
Commercial Club
L. D
Lavellferes
Warmete
Endman & Gettberg
Jewrlera
Siday
Pocatello Boy Scout Council
Harry S. Hamilton
Hl. J. Swanson
Walter R. Siders
Laverne R. Collier
Ezra J. Merrill
BE. A. Krussman
P. C. O'Malley
Clyde
B. Stratford
K. M. Ray
William Whitaker
Clarence Stevenson
A. L. Merrill
P. C. O’malley
Clyde B. Stratford
PARK
Hell
Cleaves
Daniel Poling
Boy Scouts of America
Iberman
Walter Liberman
Mgr
Zion
Poécatello
Pocatello Weekly Tribune
Povatello
Tribune
Pocatello Tri- Vwbune
Probate Court Justice Court
the Tribune Co
Pocatello, Idaho
City of
State of Idaho
Sens
Sant
Lewes
Judy
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