Pageant Plans for American Falls Celebration Details
The American Falls dam celebration committee met to map the program with tentative arrangements. Governor Charles C. Moore may be invited to introduce Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work as principal speaker, with a shortened speaking lineup and interspersed band music. A Bannock chieftain in regalia will speak in his native tongue. The full program aims for continuous activity with daylight fireworks in three segments, roundups, a baseball game, and various features. Negotiations with several bands and a historic pageant titled The Spirit of Idaho are under way, while budget delays hinder finalization and concessions for lunches and soft drinks may be sought.
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American Falls Dam
American Falls
Charles C. Moore
Intenor
Hubert Work
Baum
Railroad Roundup of City Employees Additions and Outings
Gerald Chester returns to machine shop duties after vacation. W A Young and family visit Rhoshone Falls near Twin Falls. Ummul Pew takes forty five days leave visiting Boise Salt Lake and coastal cities. Mouthcy Lane resumes duties after thirty days off. Gus Sorgatz fishes at Bottoms and reports poor catch. Jac MacFarlen travels to Henrys Ke for fishing. Jorman Farr visits Arimo with parents. Dick Carlson visits Preston to see friends. Y M Richardson spends Sunday at Spencer King. Mrs R O Beam left for Spe w ie tonight. GC H Renfro roadmaster travels to Boise. Wilsons orchestra performs at the Dance Palace Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ummul Pew
Aken
Boise
Salt Lake
Elks Flag Day Service Praised by Local Congregation
A large crowd attended seven flag day ceremonies at the Elks Temple Sunday afternoon. Rev. George S. Sloan of First Congregational Church delivered the keynote address, with songs and readings by the Congregational quartet and orchestra providing a patriotic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Temple
George S. Sloan
First Congregational Church
W. M. Ewing
J. L. Downing
Jens Henrichsen
W. S Cornell
Walter Worner
Howard Flint
D. B. Cleaves
Johnster
Mra A
America
W. S. Mill
Helen Williams
Fern Williams
Evelyn Lungren
Sloan
the Elks
Lodge of Elks
Elks
The
Elks’ Lodge
Justice J
Hiks’ Lodge
Washington
England
Lobbies Echo with Traveling Men Known at Local Hotels
A feature notes two travelers who had not met in years meeting in a hotel lobby. The Stroller recalls one commuter’s joke about time zones and daylight saving, while listing numerous guests and visitors staying at the St Marie, Yellowstone, Bannock, and Crow hotels, including businesspeople from Salt Lake City, Ogden, Boise, Butte, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co’se
F. W. Mariott
Soda Springs
St. Marie
J. W. Judson
Crow Hotel
Charles Walker
Salt Lake
Fox Film Corporation
Yellowstone
C. J. Anderson
American Tobacco Company
John W. Graham
Twin Falls
Bannock
H. P. Iverson
Ogden Stockman
Sheriff Unveils County Car Bought From Bannock Motor
Sheriff H W Henderson showed a new Special Six Duplex Phaeton Studebaker to Tribune staff at the county building after board action authorized the purchase. The car, delivered Saturday by Bannock Motor Company, was revealed to explain the justification for the procurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Henderson
Tribune
Phaeton Studebaker
Board of County Commissioners
Bannock Motor Company
Elks Seek Large Delegation for 1925 Portland Convention
A big Elks delegation is urged from Pocatello to attend the Benevolent and Protective Order of Wilks convention in Portland Oregon beginning July 13 1925 Abe Pierce chair of arrangements urges full lodge participation. Sixty five special trains already chartered for Elks to pass through Pocatello with more arrangements on other routes. The lodge hopes a strong turnout will attract attention and support for local interests.
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Order of Elks
Benevolent and Protective Order of Wilks
Portland
Ore
Abe Pierce
Pocatello Lodge
Elke
Pocatello
Elks
Otter Roads
Roval Lodge
Pieres
Elka
Barn Struck by Lightning Near Mink Creek Road
A large barn owned by Wikhorn Dairy and Livestock Co. on Mink Creek road was struck by lightning during this morning’s storm. The front end was damaged as shingles tore off. an employee in the field was knocked down but remained conscious and escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikhorn Dairy and Livestock Company
Mink Creek
Missionary announcements and club notices in city church events
Rev L I Tracy and family return missionaries from Western India will speak at Nazarene Church 41 W Clark Tuesday June 16 at eight pm. Woman's Missionary Society meets 2 30 pm led by Tracy. Home Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 2268 Lincoln Ave. officers to be elected. Tri Klub of Pocatello to hold a ladies cooked food sale tomorrow at City Market 351 East Center. Gate City Commandery 4 T T called meeting Tuesday evening before summer vacation. Daughters of Utah Pioneers meet Thursday at 8 pm in the public library. Tribune Want ads for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western India
F. Ayres
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Lincoln Avenue
Wm. White
Esram
Tri-Klub of
Pocatello
East Center Street
Ladies Society of the
B. L. F. and E
Ralph Thomas
Fremont Street
Tribune
Gate City
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promoted for Children's Health
An advertisement from Mahwah, New Jersey, touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as boosting nourishment in weak children. It claims an eleven and a half pound gain in two months for a boy and offers a money back guarantee if results aren’t satisfactory. Tablets priced at 60 cents for 40 and sold by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. O'Brien
Mahwah
McCoy
Schramm-Johnson Drug Stores Co
Cook Drug Co
Temple Phey
Any. Dra
America
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Main held yesterday
Mrs Margaret Main died last week after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were conducted yesterday at Schumacher and Hall funeral chapel with Rev George L Sloan of the Congregational Church officiating. Burial followed in Mountainview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Main
Schumacher and Hall
Mountainview Cemetery
George 8. Sloan
Congregational Church
Pocatello Eagles Triumph Over Downey in High-Scoring Showdown
The Pocatello Eagles defeated Downey 15 to 11 on Sunday afternoon at Downey Field. Pocatello jumped to an early lead with eight runs in the first two innings while Downey played shorthanded due to two missing stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Eagles
Downey
District officials head to Burley for district convention
E. J. Thorkildsen of Pocatello G. B. Crabtree of Idaho Falls state commander of the American Legion Robert Driscoll of Indianapolis national headquarters rep and A. H. Christensen of Downey deputy vice commander left by auto for Burley to attend the district convention. A district convention will be held Thursday night at Blackfoot with many members of Pocatello post No. 4 planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Thorkildsen
Pocatello
G. B. Crabtree
Idaho Falls
American Legion
Robert Driscoll
Indianapolis
National
A. H. Christensen
Downey
Auto
Burley
Blackfoot
Pioneer Day Observed Quietly Across Idaho
Idaho marked Pioneer Day with bank and county office closures while stores did not close for the occasion. No special programs or events were scheduled in the area. The celebration occurs annually in Idaho and Utah communities.
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Idaho
Utah
Evening instruction class for women non swimmers
The second evening instruction class for women non swimmers begins this evening at seven at the Y M C A. Enrollment remains open until the first period and no new pupils will be admitted after that. Non swimmers should enroll before seven o'clock tonight.
Swimmers Meet Between 8 & DN Club at Y Tonight
The 8, & DN. club and station composed of boy and girl distance swimmers will meet at the Y at eight o clock. Idaho distance records are largely held by members of this organization and all local distance record holders belong to it. Tonight’s gathering precedes activities of strong interest to club members.
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Idaho
Fly Here Again for Reserve Flying Training
Captain Armin F Herold executive officer of the 104th division air service Salt Lake and Master Sergeant FP Steinley will fly to Pocatello June 27 to give local reserve officers preliminary flying training before the summer camp at Fort D A Russell Cheyenne Wyoming They will arrive from Cheyenne and Salt Lake respectively and bring a De Havilland plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armin F. Herold
104Th Division
Air Service
Salt Lake
FP. Steinley
Pocatello
Fort D. A. Russell
Cheyenne
Wyo
Herold
Steiney
DeHaviland
McCammon Resident Joseph Southworth Dies at 78
Joseph Stephen Southworth, 78, longtime McCammon resident, died at home of natural causes. Born in Council Bluffs, Iowa, he leaves nine children including Mrs. J. H. Coyne of Tacoma and Mrs. Dan Stephenson of Baker, Oregon. Body taken to Schumacher and Hall parlors. funeral plans pending.
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Mccammon
Joseph Stephen Southworth
Idaho
Schumacher and Hall Undertaking
Mr. Southworth
Council Bluffs
J. H. Coyne
Tacoma
Dan Stephenson
Baker, Ore
Hobbs
St. Anthony
George Ley
Boise
Aldin Hall
W. N. Southworth
George Southworth
Pocatello
Luman Southworth
John Parkinson
Death of Earl Shikora Following Lung Operation
Earl Robert Shikora aged 18 son of Mr and Mrs Fred R Shikora of 225 West Bridger street died at his home this morning after an operation on Thursday to relieve congested lungs He was a member of the local Scouts organization Funeral services will be held at an early date
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Robert Shikora
Fred R. Shikora
West Bridger Street
Earl
Scouts
Funeral Service at Episcopal Church This Wednesday
The service is set for 2 pm Wednesday at the Episcopal church with Archdeacon Howard Stoy officiating. The family has recently moved from Spokane, Washington. The body lies in state at Babvaasber and Hall funeral parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Howard Stoy Opees Eee
Spokane
Wash
Babvaasber and
Hall Funeral
Stearn Buys Pacers Aronta Dreecht For Idaho Fair
G Stearn travels to Idaho Falls to purchase Aronta Dreecht pacer from Seth Yife for 300 dollars. Stearn plans to train the horse for the Fastern Idaho fair opening September 15. Purchase said to be paid by a Pocatello woman whose name is not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. ©. Stearn
Idaho Falls
Aronta
Ingenious Devices Serve Bootleggers
Federal agents uncovered novel contrivances used to transport liquor during raids in the city. A chair concealed pint bottles, and a girl aided deliveries while other schemes included es i boxes milk bottles a furniture truck and book bindings. Officers note traditional methods remain common such as suitcases or hip pockets due to lower detection risk.
Governors Lead Delegation to Yellowstone Park Opening
Five governors and a large railroad led party will attend Yellowstone Park’s season opener at West Yellowstone with park superintendent Horace M. Albright officiating. A Blackfoot Indian group from Fort Hall will join. governors Moora Wyoming Nelie R J Morley Colorado George H. Dean Utah and J EB Erickson Montana will travel from Salt Lake City and Idaho Falls. A bear mascot will not attend this year, and officials expect a morning ceremony at the park gateway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
West Yellowstone
Horace M. Albright
Fort Hall Reservation
Moora
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Nellie R
Wyoming
J. Morley
Colorado
George H. Dean
Utah
Idaho Falls
J. EB. Erickson
Montana
Fort Hall
Albright
West
Tone
Governora
Dern
Mrs McCormick and daughters visit Sheldon family
Mrs Harry McCormick of Missoula Montana and her daughters Carol Jean and Dale arrived for the summer visiting Mrs McCormick s parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Sheldon of 405 South Seventh avenue Wayne Garrett of the Garrett Transfer company whose hand became infected with blood poisoning after a finger injury at work was reported much better today by physicians at a local hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McCormick
Missoula
Mont
Carol-Jean
Dale
Mes ‘Cormick
Joseph Sheldon
South Seventh Avenue
Wayne Garrett
Garrett Transfer Company
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Gerald Chester
W. A. Young
Rhoshone Falls
Mr. Young
Mouthcy Lane
Gus Sorgatz
Plang
Jac MacFarlen
Henry
Jorman Farr
Arimo
Dick Carlson
Preston
Y. M. Richardson
Carreir Man
Spencer, King
R. O. Beam
Spewie
GC. H. Renfro
Toay
Wilson
Orchestra Dance Palace
K. Chapman
H. Lawson
C. Power
L. C. Louis
Holderville
J. Hammond
C. M. Seatiton
Crow
J. Lynn
Butte
L. W. A Dubois
A. Senik
W. Robinson
Oeke
Ie Salt Lake
P. Gay
Logan
H. BL Mood
Nammoe
San Jose
FB. H. Grant
Petting Cole
Seattle
G J. Anderges
Gah Lake
T. Hallmann
Lava Hot Springs
Miss Ivy McCrady
Lave Hot Springs
B. Miller
Cairo
S F. R. Burns
P. Smith
Shirtliff and Family
Iker
Oregon
J. Flennegan
Bolge
Dsoul Raky
Denver
Salt Take
H. Gwynne
P. Young
Stude
Baker
Mobile
Bannock Motor Co
Arthur
Elkhorn Company
Eagles
BOY Scout
Leeney
Troy Laundry CO
Idaho Typewriter Exchange
211 & Main St. Phonan Ge
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