Local BREVITIES and notices in town chatter
Visits Pingree-T B Meldrun of Salt Lake left yesterday while he was visiting D R Pingree cashier of the Stockergners bank. FOR SALE four room bunga low and two lots North Mai Cheap. Address F G E Tring jl FOR SALE three corner lots near post office and depot. Summer vacation notes, boy dies Segurd Wilkerfs son of Seven and Anna Wilker died at home 1133 North Arthur. Presented Medal ladies of Womens Relief corps gave W H Cable a medal after deposing from office. Back From North Superintendent Pierce Utah Montana division on inspection. Left for West Superintendent A B Stevenson Motive Superintendent C Hinckley and Division Engineer Palmer leave for western end. At Yellowstone General Superintendent Fred Knickerbocker inspects lines ahead of park season opening at 11 50 tonight.
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Pingree
T. B. Meldrun
Salt Lake
D. R. Pingree
Stockergners’ Bank
Segurd Wilkerfs
Anna Wilker
North Arthur
Yellowstone
Fred Knickerbocker
Transportation Inspector Muller Visits Town
Transportation inspector C. F. Muller of the Short Line conducted a routine visit in town today, overseeing operations and inspecting conveying facilities. He reviewed schedules, spoke with local station staff, and emphasized safety and efficiency in service delivery.
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C. F. Muller
Attorney Maginnis Attends Ogden Good Roads Meet
Salt Lake attorney T J Maginnis returns from Ogden and Salt Lake where he attended the Ogden Good Roads convention. His brother Abbot will arrive tomorrow to confer with Fort Douglass recruiting officials for military training this summer.
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Salt Lake
T. J. Maginnis
Ogden
Ogden Good Roads
Ups
Abbot
City
Fort Douglass
Sunnyland editor reports record-breaking year ahead
Sunnyland Editor Christy Wilson visits Idaho Falls Post and says Sunnyland focuses this year on building progress and general improvement with all energies redirected toward a record-breaking tangent.
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Sunnyland
Christy Wilson
Idaho Falls Post
Police Court Fines Man in Intoxication Case
A man giving the name Bartlett was fined in police court for intoxication after being found lying in an alley. He had a small sum of money and keys on him. Frank R Gray and Penny Powell were fined for engineering bans. The Butte strike ends as teamsters return to work and arbitration will decide the dispute.
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Bartlett
Frank R. Gray
Penny Powell
Butte
Teamsters
Whitney Set to Return Home From Health Trip
Whitney, general superintendent for the Short Line, based in Pocatello, is expected home Tuesday from California where he spent two months for health. His service car No. 152 began the journey to Sacramento today. In theatre news Archbald and Carruthers of the Orpheum started remodeling the Princess theatre, with interior renovation, new decor, and stage reconfiguration planned.
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Archbald and Carruthers
Orpheum Theatre
Princess Theatre
Idaho Falls Civic Club Eyes Fourth of July Parade
Attending Sessions-W. F E Wheeler visits town for the G A R encampment. Wheeler, pioneer Idaho editor and former head of the Idaho Falls Register, now serves as secretary for the Club of Commerce. A Civic club parade committee is formed to plan participation and will decide the club’s action.
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W. F E. Wheeler
Idaho
Idaho Falls
The
Civic Club
Wm. Anthes
C. D. Smith
Joseph Clothier
O. P. Barber
T. P. Williams
A. B. Stevenson
F. S. Rogers
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Refund Promise
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The testimonial ad promotes internal use and blood action, with a 75 cent price and notary seal dated December 6, 1886 in Toledo Ohio.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Notice to Contractors for Pocatello General Hospital Bid
Sealed bids will be received by architect C. B. Onder donk in Pocatello Idaho until 6 p m June 24 1916 for labor and materials to erect a General Hospital. Bids must equal plans and specifications. A cashier s check for 5 percent of bid payable to Chairman Hospital Board is required with bid. A bond for one half the bid price with good securities is needed. Contractors must deposit 10 with architect for each plan set. Signed by E M Loux Chairman and N 8 Pond.
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C. B. Onderdonk
Pocatello
Idaho
Hospital Board
Weather report for Pocatello and Idaho region
Fair tonight and Friday with continued warmth. Yesterday's high 82, today's low 50, mean 66, normal 64. Precipitation this month 0.20 inch, since Jan 1 8.06 inches, with deficits of 0.60 and 0.25 respectively. 6 p.m. temp 80, 6 a.m. 52, humidity 14 and 43 percent, wind SW to SE at 8 mph, sky cleared. A R Teeple, Observer.
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A. R. Teeple
Prosperity Hovers Over Grace District
Deputy Sheriff Merriam reports strong prospects for Grace and the Gem Valley area as Utah Power and Light expands with a new plant and train service. He notes hundreds of workers and a potential 1000 workers on the project, electricity lighting major cities, and a promising wheat crop. He hints at a possible run for sheriff on the Democratic ticket next fall.
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H. L. Merriam
Grace
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Ogden
Bingham
Garfield
Class Yells Over Wires Across Nation Alumni Banquet
Alumni of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology listened to Boston addresses via long distance telephone. Transmissions connected 35 cities from San Francisco to Boston with meetings in Anaconda and Salt Lake also cut in. Telephones at banquet tables linked thousands of members to the Boston program despite no reported line trouble.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Mass
United States
San Francisco
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Anaconda
Mont
Salt Lake
Utah
Tribune Office Ad Bulletin Five Cents Per Bunch
An old paper listing offers items for sale at the Tribune office priced at five cents per bunch. The note suggests a small, routine advertisement for bulk purchases or bundles.
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Tribune
Classified Ad Deadline Notice
The paper warns no classified ads can be handled for tomorrow’s edition after 1 30 p m. The notice stresses a strict cutoff to ensure publication.
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Palm Beach
Ladies’ Union
Kayser
North Mai
F. G. E. Tring Jl
Post Office
Depotativa i
X. Ty
Neve
Ladies of the Women’s Relief Corps
W. H. Cable
Grand Army of the Republic
Cable
Miss Cassidy
Coeur d’Alene
North
Pierce
Utah-Montana
West
A.B. Stevenson
C. Hinckley
Almer
Trist Cab Co
E. M. Loux
N. 8
Pocatello and Vicinity
Grace District
Power Company
Merriam
Bannock County
Charlie. Chaplin
Mabel Normand
Tillie
Big Trust
Carl J. Cannon
Storage CO
Bell
Sean Ganpees
Omnesia
Mooney
Undertakers
Schumacher & Hall
Arthur
Pete Hansen Grocery
Reliable Store
C.brush
Pir Ave
San Diego
Bannock Engineering
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