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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1934

Page

3

National Girl Scout Course to Be Held at Camp Bristol

Miss Dorothea Sullivan arrives from New York to conduct tramping and outdoor training for troop leaders at Camp Bristol Lava Hot Springs June 16 to 30. Olga Carlson directs, with registrations from Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah and Nevada. The program covers woodcraft, outdoor cooking, shelters, nature lore, patrol planning and ceremony elements.

Dorothea Sullivan Girl Scouts New York Pocatello Camp Bristol Lava Hot Springs Sullivan Rocky Mountain Porto Rico Olga Carlson Idaho Montana Wyoming Utah Nevada Miss Carlson Camp Macy Camp Seven Hills Buffalo Camp Irondale Missouri

Swimming Party Honors Betty Wells Before Portland Departure

Kathryn Finlayson hosted a Lava swimming day Thursday for Kathryn Ray Betty Wells Margret Block and Katherine Cady. They spent the day at Lava and had lunch at the Silver Grill cafe in honor of Wells who leaves Friday afternoon for Portland.

Betty Wells Portland Kathryn Finlayson Kathryn Ray Margret Block Katherine Cady Lava Silver Grill Cafe

Art and Travel Club Holds Annual Luncheon

The Art and Travel club will hold its annual luncheon at the Bannock hotel Monday at 1 15 PM. All members and guests are invited. A program follows the luncheon with Mrs J A Howser retiring president and Mrs E C Manson and Mrs Byron Downard in charge.

Art and Travel Club Bannock Hotel J. A. Howser E. C. Manson Byron Downard

U S Men to Survey Idaho Fish Resources

Three University of Idaho members join a federal fisheries survey to inventory Idaho fishing resources. L. C. Glass assistant professor, Ray H. Kelley fellow, and Julius Schreiber senior join a party that assembled at Challis and departed for fieldwork with a government crew.

Moscow Uncle Sam Idaho University of Idaho L. C. Glass Ray H. Kelley Rexburg Julius Schreiber School of Education Glass Kelley Federal Bureau of Fisheries Challis

Statewide stream survey planned for fish conservation

Investigations will cover food supply for fish purity and temperature of water stream bottom conditions and suitable cover. The work is a fact finding effort by conservation authorities who note that planting fish without stream improvements does not ensure survival. The survey aims to guide an informed conservation program and enable remediation before stocking.

Legion Post Commander Urges Loyalty to Flag and Franchise

Guy A. Paulsen of the Idaho Falls American Legion post spoke in Blackfoot on Our Flag as the ideal emblem of American citizens urging members to exercise their right of franchize and to care in selecting candidates for office.

Blackfoot Guy A. Paulsen Idaho Falls American Legion

Funeral services for James White in Weiser

Funeral services were held here yesterday for James White 41 who was killed in a logging camp accident at Redmond Oregon last Monday night He had worked as a blacksmith in Weiser for a number of years

Weiser Idaho James White Redmond Ore

Battle of Pierre's Hole at Fort Hall July 1832 details

Eyewitness John Wyeth describes Sublett's raid against the Blackfeet in the Pierre's Hole fight, noting seven Sublett men killed or wounded and Wyeth's none, Flathead casualties, and a postbattle retreat. He lists men who left and who stayed with Wyeth, noting Ball and Tibbets as early Oregon settlers. Jupiter is larger than all other known planets.

Battle of Pierre's Hole Teton Basin John Wyeth Sublett Wyeth John Milton Sublett William Sublett Jacob Wyeth John B. Wyeth Wm. Nud Theophalus Beach R. L. Wakefield Hamilton Law George More Lane Walter Palmer Salmon River Jo. Woodman Smith G. Sargeant Abbott Oregon Country Ball Northwest Indians Hudson's Bay Company Vancouver Jupiter

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