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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1930

Page

13

Elks Observe Flag Program at Blackfoot

Flag day services by Blackfoot lodge No 1416 B P O Elks on the court house lawn drew a large audience. Judge Joseph H Peterson of Pocatello delivered the day’s oration praising citizenship and liberty. Nine Boy Scout flag bearers presented the colors as Elks officers and the Legion band performed.

Tribune Blackfoot Blackfoot Lodge B. P. O. Elks Court House Lawn Joseph H. Peterson Pocatello B. G. Boone Cabot Newfoundland J. H. Peterson Mr. Peterson Washington Franklin Adams Jefferson Ray M. Berry P. W. Powers George F. Dore Philo N. Darnall Frank G. DeKay M. B. Tuohy American Legion Band Jean Collins Boy Scouts Vaughn Stewart C. E Jackson Legion Band

Fire damages tourist park cabin in Shelley

A Shelley fire destroyed a double cabin at the city tourist park while a neighboring cabin was saved. Origin blamed on hot coals moved from a stove to a wooden basket. Community events include Leigh Bair’s farewell, a wedding reception at the Stake L D S tabernacle, and a summer schedule for primary classes.

Shelley Shelley Stake L. D Tabernacle Leigh Bair Gladys Harker Amos Harker Bair Louis Jensen Ivan L. Jensen University of Idaho At Pocatello A. C. Quigg Iowa Colorado L. D. S. Tabernacle F. L. Bair Second Ward Dorothy Sage Sage Yellowstone Park Miss Sage Mammoth Hot Springs William Kanter Miss McGowan Maxine Croft Dalles Ore Rochester Minn Mayo Brothers’ Clinic

Card of Thanks for support after bereavement

We thank friends and neighbors who aided us during our loss of son Donald Edward Lewis. These acts will stay in our memory. Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Lewis and family.

Donald Edward Lewis Edward R. Lewis

Dedication activities mark Sherman Homecoming events

A sunrise flagpole dedication will open the Sherman Homecoming with 65 teams and a chorus of 300. The Woodmen Circle Home to Aged Members and Orphan Child hosts the June 25 ceremony with Mary E. LaRocca presiding. Cornerstone laid at 9 am and dedication at 10 am.

Sherman Texas American Legion of Sherman Woodmen Circle Mary E. LaRocca Omaha Nebraska Arkansas Indiana Idaho Ohio Alabama New Mexico Kentucky Missouri California Arizona Kansas Florida Mississippi Oklahoma Jeanie Willard Denison Tex LaRocca Ida M. Kelly Ann Arbor Mich Dora Alexander Talley Nebr Maggie Hyde Dallas Ethel Holiway Montgomery Ala Katie Ferguson St. Louis Etta Davidson Houston Itasca L. Young Philadelphia Annie Watts Meridian Miss Margaret G. Meadows Fort Worth Rosa L. Canada Conway Ark Clara B. Cassidy Atlanta Harriett T. Donelan Columbia, S. C Mary FE. LaRocca Neb

Road bulletin details extensive surface and oil work across Idaho routes

Road bulletin shows many routes from U S 30 to U S 37 with miles surfaced or oiled and current work. It notes good to fair conditions, intermittent resurfacing, and dust palliative treatments near Raft River. Drivers urged to yield to road crews and use caution through active work zones.

Oregon Trail Wyoming State Line Montpelier Soda Springs McCammon Pocatello American Falls Cotterel Burley Raft River Preston Downey Fair Blackfoot Idaho Falls Yellowstone Park Rexburg St. Anthony Ashton Montana Sugar City Arco Howe Dubois Idaho Sawtooth Park Shoshone Richfield Picabo Pagari Roosevelt Highway Bliss-Gooding Gooding Wendell Jerome Hazelton Rupert Deelo Paul Lost River Maclay Challis Lemhi Roberts Leadore Tendoy Salmon Teton Driggs Tetonia Grace-Preston Treasureton Grace Alexander Bear Lake Utah State Line Paris Malad Valley Malad Oneida Ray

Idaho Industrial Review Highlights Local Projects

Twin Falls adds a large gymnasium to its high school building. Coeur d Alene advances ornamental street lighting downtown. Adelaide Anderson school of music opens a branch in Idaho Falls. Burley sees new Farmers' Society of Equity office and store rooms under construction and Howell Creek road improvements. Malad plans a $30000 federal farm marketing warehouse. Mullan requests 1000 more feet of fire hose for the fire department. Wallace notes Owl drug store package. Moscow forms a new transportation company to purchase a plane. Sam reports the Teton Coal property sold to Kocoal Corporation.

Salt Lake City Oakley—Triangle Arrowhead N. H. Tanner Roscoe Nelson Wendell Idaho Street State Oil Gooding Shoshone West Point Cambridge Timmerman Hill Gem—Mutual Mines Development Company Potlatch ~ Sylvanite Mining Company Latah County Boise Bureau of Fisheries Burley Cassia County C. E. Robinson Cleft Regina State Highway Department Appleton Hagerman Hagerman Dairy Association Blackfoot Ladyfair McMahon Utah Construction Company Sawtooth Park Highway Galena Stanley Edward Tolmie West Bridge Street Wallace—Consolidated Steward and Wallace Drug White and Bender M’call—Goodman Buhl—Macmaanus Broadway Lava Hot Springs Brave & Sons Riverside Hotel Weisity Council Weiser Intermountain Institute Challis McNab’s Point Watson Bridge Teddy Mining and Milling Company Cascade Cascade State Fish Hatchery Ben Titsworth Mackay Fairgrounds Twin Falls Coeur D’alene Idaho Falls Adelaide Anderson School of Music Farmers’ Society of Equity Howell Creek Federal Farm Mullan Wallace—Owl Drug Store Par Moscow Air Transportation Company SAM Teton Coal Company Kocoal Corporation

Lawyer Robbed by Gunmen in Chicago Heels Callahan Attitude

The Chicago lawyer Martin Callahan and his wife were robbed by three men after a theatre outing. Callahan offered his wedding ring to the bandits, who accepted it, and they left $277 in cash and $5,000 in jewels. They even took a $10 bill left for Sunday expenses.

Chicago Martin Callahan Callahan

The Collar Button Tries to Behave on Sunday

Nelle Smith Carr at Robert hotel Provo Utah chronicles a playful domestic piece about a runaway collar button. The humorous verse notes the button’s appetite for mischief across rooms and its impact on family wardrobes and social scenes.

Blackfoot Invites Governor to Rodeo

American Legion rodeo in Blackfoot invites Governor H C Baldridge as guest for opening day June 19. He has not committed but may attend if his schedule allows. The event aims to be the biggest fourth annual Legion rodeo with heady horses, riders, and day and night entertainment. The rodeo features the Stanley Licho string and longhorns from Mexico, among other attractions.

Blackfoot American Legion Rodeo H. C. Baldridge Rodeo Committee Amusement Commiitee Stanley Iciho Mexico BE. E

Blackfoot Scouts Hold Local Court of Honor

Blackfoot June 16 Leo Woodruff presided as acting chairman at the Boy Scout court of honor. Scoutmaster Warren Holt led the flag ceremony and Heber Fackrell led the pledge. Eleven boys passed the second class test including Fay Taylor Darren Wilson and others. First class testers included Russell Thomas Ben Hutter and Dell Carter. Merit badges were awarded to Allen Clark James Clark Reed Cox Ervin Buls Dee Cox Yancey John Hart and Dell Carter for various skills.

Russell Thomas Ben Hutter Dell P. Carter Elden Murdock Forties Murdock Ray E. Merkley Thornton Allen Clark James P. Clark Th Reed Cox Ervin S Buls Ben Hunter Dee Cox Leathercraft J Yancey John Hart Dell Carter

Coburn Designs Standout Rodeo Outfits

Coburn showcases a new line of rodeo outfits noted for fresh looks though some pieces return from prior seasons. Fans expect bold styles and durable fabrics as the collection debuts this season.

Coburn Thas

Man Dies From Own Action Note In Dusty Garage

Eugene Comiskey, 46, a shipping clerk in Chicago, wrote a farewell message in dust on his car door, then sealed the garage, started the motor, and died from carbon monoxide fumes. The note read “Goodby, good luck, God bless you Gene.”

Chicago Eugene Comiskey Gene

Wife Reports Husband Deserted After Birth of Twins

Mrs. Clara Jones of St. Paul told police her husband abandoned her two days after she became the mother of twins. Police noted her report as a domestic distress case and opened inquiry into the missing spouse.

Clara Jones St. Paul

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