Ruth Chapter Order Eastern Star Meets Tonight
O. E. 8S. meeting of Ruth Chapter Order Eastern Star scheduled for regular session this evening.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1912
Page
5
O. E. 8S. meeting of Ruth Chapter Order Eastern Star scheduled for regular session this evening.
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Miss Ruth Burns and George Moore both of Pocatello.
The West Side L D S Relief society schedules an apron sale and ice cream social at 2 PM in the basement of Will Attend Dental Society building tomorrow. Dr Cruse travels to Idaho Falls for Idaho State Dental society meeting. Pocatello High School Alumni hosts a second annual ball Friday evening at McNichols and Wright.
The Pocatello Gas & Power company plans a large five mantle arc light outside the Pocatello Drug Company where its offices are located.
Hub salesman T. H. Robinson, eight months with Toggery, returned from Salt Lake and has begun a position with the Hub Clothing Store. Dr. R. F. Noth of American Falls ordered a Ford car from Trist Garage, with delivery to Power City.
Messrs Bailey of the Book Store Pharmacy Prof Miles F Reed and Prof Courtney of the Academy and County Clerk Ed Gallet returned from Big Spring after a few days of fishing. They found the fishing slow but likely to improve in two or three weeks. Bailey also visited Yellowstone and the Wylie camps, with the Book Store Pharmacy as agents.
John Mitchell of Chicago will deliver a prominent speech on the labor question during Pocatello Chautauqua week. The event runs in Pocatello from June 23 through June 30 with the labor talk slated as a key item.
The Congregation al Senior Christian Endeavor hosts a musical social on Tuesday evening June 18 in the church parlors. Ice cream and cake will be served with a small admission fee. Everyone is welcome.
Tim Thomas August Hedlan and W C Hords were fined five dollars each for drunkenness. Hedlan and Thomas paid. Hords will serve time in jail. A Brock fined ten dollars for disturbing the peace and paid. J F Kinnen also fined ten dollars but lacking funds will serve time.
Probate Judge A. W. Fisher seriously considers entering the probate judge race this fall on the Democratic ticket. He has many friends urging him to run and will decide after a week away at the mine. Fisher is a well known elder resident with a large circle of friends.
Frank Murphey, recently arrested for insulting a woman on the street, paid 45 toward a 350 fine set by Police Judge Knowles and has been released from the city jail after satisfying part of the penalty.
V Gregory secretary for Mountain Home Co Operative Irrigation company went to Mountain Home to oversee business for the week. Officials expect all water rights contracts to be completed soon.
Judge Johnson appoints Mrs. Elizabeth Bair administratrix of the estate of Howard L. Bair who died in this city. Mrs. May Chapman is named administratrix of the Bert Chapman estate, the late engineer killed in an accident on the Short Line.
The sixty second Scandinavian jubilee will be held in Logan Utah on July 13 and 14. Carl M Nielsen chairs the invitation committee and promises the event will be the greatest jubilee for Scandinavians in the intermountain region. Information available from Hy-Kay 454 N Arthur Ave.
Delegates arrived in Mackay for the press club gathering. Yesterday's arrivals included Mr and Mrs Wilburn Hill of Twin Falls Mr and Mrs Jno D Nims of Jerome Mr and Mrs Joe H DeWitt of Rupert C E Wright of Montpelier JL Bush Livermore and Chas Sumner joined the party here.
Idaho State registered shooting tournament under Boise Gun club will meet at Boise on the 1th and 1th. The squad from Pocatello includes A B Bean L A Lahrbas Mr Fuller and Eddie Fitzgerald. Trophies will be awarded to winning teams.
M. J. Hughes manager of the American Falls Power Company escorted a party including Fred Clements J F Kane James Astle Archie Service and John McMahon to Power City yesterday morning. They toured the power house and surroundings before a fine dinner at the Remington hotel.
Miss Helen Madden hosted a handkerchief shower Saturday for Miss Kathryn Tupper who will marry next Thursday. The pink and white decorated home featured a parasol hanging from the chandelier holding gifts as guests sewed, guessed, and enjoyed music and buffet refreshments.
The first Yellowstone special for the season left Pocatello Sunday at 12 20 carrying 275 passengers. Engineer Foley and Conductor Burns led No 15 toward the park with return No 16 planned. The morning special had 125 riders under Engineer Knowles and conductors Quinn and Toombs.
A roundup of local residents and visitors with travels to Boise, Logan, Denver, Salt Lake, and beyond. Includes names of hotel guests, business visitors, and officials such as M K Hughes, Mrs Strachan, Frank Gross, Sheriff Cooper, D G Neeley, and others plus events like the state federation meeting and the quarterly conference of the Pocatello stake.
The Eshman tour from Tennessee and Kentucky will travel through the city on the way to the park. The park has received many improvements for accommodations.
Mme Bird at 142 North Garfield showcases designer corsets custom made with quality craft. Prices advertised as within reach of all, highlighting accessible luxury in an era of refined garments.
June 19 and 20 excursion via Oregon Short Line with a June 25 limit. See local agents for rates and further particulars.
Pocatello Coal Co. located at 241 N. Main St. offers Black Hawk and Rock Springs coal for purchase. The terse notice identifes the supplier and products without further details.
A compact collection contrasts Swift and La Bruyere on vanity and modesty. It presents the notion that true humility resists display while false modesty masks vanity as virtue.
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