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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

2

Montpelier Sets Wedding News and Local Happenings

Six Montpelier youths married in Salt Lake Temple after leaving Monday for Utah. Vern Dunn and Bila Quayle plus Cottrell Sparks and Corneilia Mumford wed. Local garage plans and transit updates follow with hospital, fishing, and school news, plus a theater party and university summer campers from Montpelier.

the Tribune Montpelier Salt Lake Salt Lake Temple J. Vern Dunn Bila Quayle Cottre] Sparks Corneilia Mumford Utah Vern Dunn William Dunn William Quayle Dunn Miss Mumford T. M. Mumford Starks Dingle Soda Springs Joe Ahbas Idaho Electric Company Nash Chevrolet Aamo Goodyear Clarence Anderson Glenn Stewart Iran Peterson Harry Tingey Mr. Rich Logan

Social events mark week in Blackfoot with weddings and clubs

Mrs. W E Patrie and Mrs. F J Cowen hosted a reception for Mrs. B Webbser of Seattle and Mrs. John Cowen of Portland. The Cowen home featured yellow white décor and Indian curios. A double wedding reception for Grace and Hazel Murdock was held at D J Murdock home with pink white decor and many gifts. Flag Day ceremonies and Rotary meeting highlighted community life with talks on lunches for school children and plans for a Fourth of July celebration.

Blackfoot the Tribune W. KE. Patrie F. J. Cowen B. Webbser Seattle John Cowen Portland Mary Virginia Hart Rosemary Cowen Cowen E. W. Whitcomb L. C. Collins Edward Thoreson W. A. McVicar Myrtle Carmen Guy Ezell Chicago Young Ie J. T. Young B. L. Eakin Pocatello Young America D. J. Murdock Grace Haze Salt Lake Temple Vernal Twyson Whitcombere Salmon L. B. Dustin Whitcomb Irene Good Pluma Pelkey Eccles Hotel B. H. Hudeca Educational Committee John D. Estenson Chas. D. Dinwoddy Rotarian Idaho Falls Rotary

Esther Lau Hosts Jant-a-Mere Club in Soda Springs

Miss Esther Lau entertained the Jant-a-Mere club at her home Tuesday evening with music and refreshments as plans for serving on 18 Saturday night were discussed. Present were Misses Mabel Davis Jeanne Dunlop Edith Davis Jennie Shufeldt Winifred Woodall Debbie Davis Vivien Marcoe Verona Marcoe and the hostess. Miss Dunlop, two years with Largilliegé bank, resigned. Debbie Davis will replace her and Dunlop will move to Logan Utah.

Soda Springs the Tribune Esther Lau Mabel Davis Jeanne Dunlop Edith Davis Jennie Shufeldt Winaifred Woodall Debbie Davis Vivien Marcoe Verona Marcoe Largilliegé Bank Dunlop Logan Utah

Local Notes From American Falls June Births and Departures

A son was born June 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Christensen. Skaggs store manager J. W. Gourtzen returns from Cortland, visiting his brother in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wilkey left for Blackfoot after county visits. Mrs. Frances Kennedy leaves for Portland to attend the Rose carnival and then join her husband in Los Angeles. Cecil BR, former Rockland high school superintendent, heads to Spokane and Yellowstone before Montana duties. Hazel Huff of Gooding returns after visiting. Mrs. W. L. Stephensen and family head to Idaho Falls. Stephensen sister of Mr. Wahm. Grover Evans, son of Col. L. L. Evans, earned a University of Idaho agriculture degree and Sigma Nu member. He toured Boise before returning home. Hazel and Grace Graham finish county teaching and plan Portland then Seattle to study at University of Washington. Mrs. Evanson returns home after illness at Bethesda Deaconess Hospital.

Mra. UO. H. Groo Gem Theater Groo R. H. Feragon John Barrett Rosetout R. L. Nicholson C. W. Hosmer Carl Spangberg Pocatello Russell Nate Charles Nate Montpelier High School University of Utah, KR OL ¥, CO. Field Artillery Camp Lewis American Lake Washington Charles Miller Lucille Marengo Ind LaVerne Joncas Miller Fred Bergman Kemmerer Mr. Miller Otis Miller Agnes Nelson Princeton Cal Salt Lake Ogden J. A. McGillivery Dunsmuir Jesse Perkins TS. McGillivery Chloe Perkins John McLaughlin Houston Tex Brotherhood of Railway Howard Homer Clark Georgetown Vera Winters Lydia Swenson Rachael Weaver Myrtle Booth Marriner Swenson Lealie Nate Harry Short Soda Springs William Cushing St. Paul Sam L. Lewin Chicago Wyo Questa Laurene Nnie Thompson Thomas Ford James Lind C. B. Campbell Genevieve Oliver Peterson Re Eal Hospital Speeple Portland Los Angeles Kenn Golden Rule Mercantile Company Cecil Rockland High School Spokane Yellowstone Park Montana Hazel Huff of Gooding A.chie Jr W.L. Stephensen Idaho Falls Paul Wahm Stephensen Wahm Grover Evans Col L. L. Evans University of Idaho Sigma Nu Lelub Evans Boise American Falls Hazel Grace Graham Seattle University of Washington Evanson Bethany Deacondip

McCammon Headlines From The Rail Yard To Social News

Special to the Tribune reports the Pocatello Montpelier rail crew re ballast work with extra gangs, feeding contracts, and a McCammon focus site near the big bend. Mentioned are Percival Wentworth returning from Boise valley business, Mrs. Monroe visiting from Salt Lake City, and a wedding of Miss Hillman to John Williams of Portland. A missionary dance raises funds for L D S war missionaries and a Methodist social at the church parsonage includes many locals.

Pocatello Short Line Gunn Supply Company Eangs Inkom Wang McCammon Big Bend Percival ©. Wentworth Boise Valley Wentworth Saltne City H. H. Monroe Salt Lake City Utah Junction City A. . Green N. E. Miller Fred Lindeschmidtt Nick Marev Dugan Green Madison River Montana Big Springs Esther Edeen Green Pharmacy Mr. Green Alexander Riddle Mr. Riddle McCammon Investment Company Ay Hillman John Williams Portland Ore Miss Hillman Mr. Williams Methodist Episcopa Church E. B. Perkins The Methodist Episcopal Church Lauretta Wray Nort McAughey Mary Edwards Frances Girard Daphne Watts Ethel Barron Thomas Edw Paul Rowe Melancthon Edwards Marquis Roe Wesley Curtis Arden Green Willam Rufenacht

Bannock County Farm Bureau Holds Fourth Annual Picnic at Lava Hot Springs

The Bannock County Farm Bureau plans its fourth annual picnic at Lava Hot Springs on Saturday June 14 with a parade at 10 30 AM from State Park. All members and non members are invited to stay for a big noon dinner and program at one PM featuring special speakers and music. A baseball game and foot races follow along with swimming and dancing to end the day.

Farm Bureau McCammon Bannock County Farm Bureau Lava Hot Springs Joseph Thomets State Park Run Bureau Bannock County Bureau

Rain returns to Bancroft after dry spell

After weeks of extreme dryness and strong winds Bancroft receives rain Tuesday night. The shower helps dry farmers resume drilling and plowing as more rain continues yesterday. A brief violent hail storm earlier caused dust in homes and businesses but no major damage.

Bancroft the Tribune Club He . Lege Osee Etra George Toolson E - Healdes Business Topios Ing

Twin Falls District Petitions Await More Signatures

Twin Falls canal company directors report about 32 000 acres in the Twin Falls area toward forming the Snake River irrigation improvement district to back the American Falls dam project. Petition circulation continues in the west end with hearings to follow before county commissioners.

Twin Pails Twin Falls Canal Snake River Twin Falls Americas Falls Twin Falls County American Falls Canal Company Filer Buhl Castleford West End

Former Pocatello Man to Serve Jail Sentence

Harold M. Sims a former Twin Falls county representative in the state legislature will return to serve a four month county jail term. Major C M Booth of Pocatello who was Sims attorney arranged with Prosecuting Attorney Frank L Stephan by telephone after a remuttator from the state supreme court. Sims is said to be in Grangeville Idaho where his father is a merchant.

Twin Falls Harold M. Sims State Legisture Frank L. Stephan C. M. Booth Pocatello Sims Major Booth State Supreme Court Grangeville Idaho

Plans for Lava Springs outing and local moves

Definite plans were formulated for an outing at Lava Springs on Wednesday June 21. The ladies would leave Bancroft at 3 PM to swim at the natatorium and later join their husbands for a park luncheon after business hours. Mrs. Jones Teabelle Goughter and Milton left for Salt Lake Tuesday afternoon to establish a future home.

Lava Springs Bancroft Park Newton Utah Horace Jenkins Bert Banks Salt Lake City Johnson Bancroft An Fred Johnson Chesterfield Logue Pocatello G. C. Reed Washington Carthage Ill

Fraudulent note tied to Bannock county mortgage in Idaho

Public notice states a note dated October 24 1919 for 17339 with 7 percent interest and annual 3000 payments is fraudulent and liable to challenge. It is secured by a real estate mortgage on lands in Bannock county Idaho and recorded in the county recorder's office. Dated Poc at 7 June 1923. Wood for sale. Gall 303 ay of WORRENT Tribune Want Ada.

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