Local Briefs Echo Community Activities and Meetings
Lady Foresters meet tomorrow afternoon in Woodmen hall. The Automobile roenting 5 9 are moving from their Clark street location at 325 N Main. C B Onderdonk and others spent Sunday at the Magic dam with the limit of big speckled beauties. Fourth of July committee meeting at Gray & Gray this evening at 8. G A R Ladies hold special meeting at Mrs E J Fickel's Thursday afternoon. County clerk issued a marriage license Ezra E Johnson Richmond Utah and Annie Downs Smithfield Utah. Elks regular lodge night with likely initiation. Kinney Harrison Faber Nielson host informal dancing party tonight at the Faber home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Onderdonk
Magic Dam
Ezra E. Johnson
Richmond
Utah
Annie Downs
Smithfield
Sheep consigned from Montana to Gemmell for range fattening
About thirty ewes arrived in this locality from Montana. They are consigned to David Gemmell of Poca Tello and will be turned on the ranges to be fattened for market.
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Montana
David Gemmell
Pocatello
Millers to Meet On Friday Afternoon
The Idaho Millers association will meet in this city Friday afternoon to conduct business and hold a banquet in the evening to conclude the event.
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Idaho Millers Association
Kettledrum Ladies Meet at Presbyterian Church
The ladies group from the Kettledrum will gather tomorrow afternoon at the Presbyterian church. Members are asked to bring scissors and thimbles as there will be ample sewing work to complete. Park Agent Perlewitz, who aided the dispatchers for the Montana division, left last night for Yellowstone to serve as operator during the tourist season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Kettledrum
Presbyterian Church
Park
George Perlewitz
Montana
Yellowstone
Lava party plans week at Lava Springs cottages
The Lava party of Mr and Mrs Jack McCarty from Salt Lake will spend a week at Lava Springs in one of the cottages. Mrs Frank Dice accompanies them. Died at Robin death of Mads Christenson aged 89. cause general decay. Summer session opens at the Academy with many teachers and strong enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McCarty
Salt Lake
Lava Springs
Frank Dice
Robin
Wallace and Wann
Mads Christenson
Farrington
Utah
Mill Progressing with Hillman Visit from Mountain Home
W H Hillman former Bannock county assessor and wife arrived this morning from Mountain Home after several days away handling business. Mr Hillman continued plans and discussions on county matters during the visit.
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W. H. Hillman
Bannock County
Mountainhome
Mr. Hillman
Flour mill at McCammon thriving with strong trade
A resident of McCammon reports the new flour milling plant there is doing a fine business and expanding into a good trade area. Frank Dice and Carmack couples spent last Sunday on Woodriver, enjoyed ideal weather and a mosquito-free fishing day with a full limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCammon
Frank Dice
Carmack
Woodriver
Fishing accident endangers son of academy superintendent
Sunday on Mink creek the son of Superintendent Miles F. Reed of the Academy had a fly hook embedded in his thumb. A physician removed the barb without serious pain after Mr. Reed fetched the boy following a farmer’s message. he could not ride home on his bicycle.
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Mink Creek
Miles F. Reed
Academy
Penitentiary guard to escort prisoner to Fremont county
A traveling guard for the state penitentiary escorted a prisoner from Fremont county to St Anthony this morning and will return Friday to take custody of Frank P Terrell who was convicted of adultery and sentenced to one to three years. Five gamblers appeared in police court yesterday afternoon charged with gambling and paid $10 each after Judge Moyes reduced the ante.
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Pen
State Penitentiary
St. Anthony
Fremont County
Frank P. Terrell
Moyes
Alarmed Girls at Turner Hall Singing Party
Girls of Turner hall held an informal singing party and reception. A false fire alarm disturbed guests briefly but was investigated and quelled. residents were praised as splendid entertainers.
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Turner Hall
Local entrants fare well at Salt Lake typewriting contest
The Pocatello party returning from the Salt Lake international typewriting contest report good showings. The professional contest was won by Miss Bessie Friedman with 122 words per minute for one hour. Also noted were Misses Alice and Elsie Weideman, Mrs. Maude Dayton, J. B. Hall, and J. A. Fogt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Bessie Friedman
Alice
Elsie Weideman
Maude Dayton
J. B. Hall
J. A. Fogt
Police Judge Moyes Delivers Odd Court Ruling
This morning Judge Moyes sentenced two individuals for a minor drunkenness related offense, fining each ten dollars. A fornication case was filed but one party could not be located and will be heard later. The bride, three weeks married, faced an implied scandal with a suggestive motive noted.
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Moyes
Luncheon for Hayes sisters before Europe trip
Miss Helen Mc Dougall hosted a six course luncheon yesterday after noon in honor of Misses Helen and Irene Hayes who will soon depart for Europe. Cards provided most of the afternoon’s amusement, with guests including Mabel Church Catherine Bohe Ruth Bohe Helen Case Whilden Kinney Bibhianna Kinney Phel Harrison Martha Faber Matie Nielson and helpers Bertha Church Helen Steely and Thelma Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McDougall
Helen
Irene Hayes
Europe
Helen Hayes
Mabel Church
Catherine Bohe
Ruth Bohe
Helen Case
Whilden Kinney
Bibhianna Kinney
Phel Harrison
Martha Faber
Matie Nielson
Great Berries From Idaho Hit City Grocery shelves
Great Berries N C Hall manager of City Grocery on North Main returns from the Twin Falls branch with a crate shipment of straw berries from Sunnyslope and Murtaugh farms. The berries are smaller than a hen's egg, bright red and soft. Hall says daily shipments of fifteen crates or more will arrive and the Idaho berries are in great demand.
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N. C
Hall
Idaho
Stray Topics From New York June Anniversary Echoes
The tenth anniversary of the General Slocum disaster is marked with memorials in Middle Village L I. The Empress of Ireland loss is cited. New York plans a safe Fourth of July with a large mayoral committee, park illuminations, pageants, and schoolchild singing. Ogden Goelet estate builds a luxury nineteen room apartment at $1000 monthly. Benjamin Altman’s art collection transfers to the Metropolitan Museum of Art valued up to 15 million dollars, including Rembrandts and Dutch masters. An International Exposition exhibit demonstrates a portable selling machine for demos, aiding sales of power plows and dredges via projected films.
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New York
General Slocum
Little Lutheran Cemetery
Middle Village
L. I
St. Lawrence
Mitchell
Ogden Goelet
Benjamin Altman
City of New York
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
Rembrandts
Grand Central Palace
Grocery to Display Fifteen Berry Crates Tomorrow
A grocery plans a large shelving display tomorrow morning featuring fifteen crates of berries. The berries are priced cheaper than most other varieties and deemed ideal for the table.
Returnees From Butte And Colorado Visit Relatives
Mrs Lottie Napper ecorsettiere returned from Butte after a visit with her daughter Mrs Perine. Mr and Mrs T W Rickard and children arrived home from Grand Junction Colorado this morning.
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Butte
Lottie Napper
Ecorsettiere
Perine
Colorado
T. W. Rickard
Grand Junetain
Miles plans several days at Rattlesnake Creek
Dr. G R Miles, the well known veterinarian now located in Pocatello, traveled to Rattlesnake Creek this afternoon and will stay in the area for several days.
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Rattlesake
G. R. Miles
Pocatello
Rattlesnake Creek
Speeding on East Center Street Draws City Attention
Officers report many speeders on East Center Street and other paved roads. One driver allegedly hit fifty miles per hour, causing near misses and several accidents in the past days. Fire department notes a near collision as a car veered from a side street into a ditch. The first violator is expected to face swift action to curb speed on main thoroughfares.
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Ars Hiss
Pink Coon
East Center Street
H Ere
Will Hoo Frases Bevel Peng
Fire Department
Eaet
Mining man Watt visits Gate City
G G Watt, a Montana mining man and secretary of the last Montana state order, was in Gate City yesterday. He left last evening for the road.
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G. G. Watt
Montana
Mr. Watt
Tte
Museum sends expeditions to collect fossils for exhibits
The American Museum of Natural History plans exploration parties to the southwest west and northwest to gather data and specimens for its halls. A forthcoming Alberta Red Deer river expedition led by Barnum Brown seeks fossil dinosaurs, following four years of Bad Lands exploration and numerous finds enhancing the museum’s standing in cretaceous dinosaur research.
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American Museum of Natural History
Northwest
Museum
Red Deer River
Alberta
Barnum Brown
Confidence Queen Ellen Peck Again Linked to Swindle Rumors
Police warn that Ellen Peck known as the Confidence Queen rides a steamship from Vera Cruz with Jose Menendez of Guatemala. Menendez paid $1000 for a mining interest. the Guatemala consul exposed the scheme, while Peck faces civil action. Peck’s long history includes a $19 000 theft from Babbitt and multiple imprisonments. Governor Dix once commuted her ten year sentence in 1911, but she remains active in alleged swindles.
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Ellen Peck
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Jose Menendez
Guatemala
Menendez
New York
Mrs. Peck
B. T. Babbitt
Babbitt
Philadelphia
Inspector Byrnes
Auburn
Dix
Ellen
Carriage Auto and Sign Painting Introduces New Shop
Local advertises new shop at 4271 E Center with a capable mechanic offering first class work at low prices. Bell 203 listed for contact. Economy Paint Co. also featured.
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E. Center
Economy Paint CO
Notice of Nonresponsibility for Debts by George Toombs
Notice states that the undersigned will not be responsible for any bills run or money borrowed by George Toombs of 23 J. Toombs Harris 328 North Main Street. Periodicals and newspapers ordered at Harris are not the liability of the undersigned.
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George Toombs
Harris
N. Main
Bicycle stolen near I. C. O. F. hall in Lander Street
A reward of five dollars is offered for the return of a bicycle taken Friday evening from Lander Street near the I. C. O. F. hall to 629 North Garfield. No questions asked. owner seeks the bicycle’s return.
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Lander Street
I. C. O. F. Hall
North Garfield
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Office of
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Elks
Kinney
Harrison
Faber
Nielson
Hayes
Little Old New York
Clude
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