LOCAL BREVITIES
Starsu Ruth Cha and B meet in carder he ice tonight. Catholic Ladies Foresters to meet tomorrow afternoon in Woodmen hall.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
5
Starsu Ruth Cha and B meet in carder he ice tonight. Catholic Ladies Foresters to meet tomorrow afternoon in Woodmen hall.
Portneuf Lodge No 1 percent A F and A M will meet Thursday June 19 for the conferring of the M M degree. A lunch and smoker will follow the meeting.
Sheriff Low reported the theft of six sacks of wool from Arimo yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Jim Lewis traveled to the town to investigate the incident today.
Max Mayfield of the Falk Mercantile company Boise, a popular Capital City business man, is stopping in Pocatello today during his travels.
The superintendent of the Idaho division of the Short Line conducts an inspection trip to the west end up to Boise. He travels in his business car No. 4.
Sheriff E. E. Lowry reports a warrant exists for Ray Denning. Missouri officers say Denning was recently in Pocatello and remains sought by authorities in Johnson County.
Constable Geo Small of Soda Springs says Salubrious Soda is prospering and a key wool and penetome point in the region.
Representatives of firms that submitted bids to the city council left town for home tonight and expect to return Thursday when the contract is expected to be awarded.
Bat Master son, agent for Warren brothers, arrived from Sunnyland to attend Pocatello bids on lithic paving. Bitulithic paving chosen as standard in Idaho Falls and delivering good satisfaction.
An official notice records the appointment of a depot master for the Short Line Railway, signaling a staffing change and the transfer of duties at the line’s main station. The document names the new appointee and marks the formal start of their tenure.
Cedens 95 Deek. DB. Bown of Short Line left on No. 17 last night or Bates, Le Lane, we Sunee to evening. Visiting and local speakers address the-tion in The Isi lers ed itor of the Danish paper Bikaben Mr. editor of the Utah Posten, en route from Bex rg to Selt Lake. They will be in lackfoot tomorrow and Wednesday.
Washington June 17 Henry Graves head of the forestry bureau faced criticism from William E. Hi of Washi and others who accused the department of benefiting railroads and lumber interests by land deals of little value. An investigation was urged into department costs and funding. Boise-bound note mentions social gathering as Miss Grace Gallet prepares to leave for Boise with friends at the Bean home.
Members of the Scandinavian colony of the Gate City are cordiality invited to attend a forenoon discourse in the mother tongue and hear a community address. The notice calls for attendance and cultural gathering.
C A Myres reports the YMCA youth program aims to map a creekside hike route as part of its city association project. Details on scope and schedule were not fully provided in the fragment.
Dr Francis H Poole medical superintendent in ice City yesterday to visit with his new eee Dr Poole has resigned his position at the asylum and will be succeeded on July 1 by Dr Hyde of Rexburg for m of the state board of health Dr Poole has moved his family to Pocatello will resume the practice of his profession in this city.
E. A. Sherman district forester and Homer E. Fenn grazing department head traveled through Pocatello yesterday en route to Boise to outfit for a journey to Garden Valley on the Payette range to inspect a leased sheep allotment.
Justice of the Peace J M Knowles presided over a hair-splitting suit where a former tenant of Geniro Deven genzo claimed $4 after paying rent in advance and being ousted as George rented to a third party. The case featured a swarm of witnesses and a dispute over costs amid a chaotic scene.
The second annual YMCA boys relay race at the association building featured Reds defeating Blues. Key performers included Tommy Barrett Donald Scott Bert Davis Melvin Dean Clark Richardson Kenneth Hull and Este with times around 76 82 seconds. The event highlighted junior runners aged ten to thirteen and praised the YMCA physical department for two months of training.
Health officer Dr O Connell of New York questions the Friedmann tuberculosis vaccine claiming it will not work as alleged. The board of health reviews the so called cure as injections in city hospitals draw wide medical and public attention. The report also records a junior membership track event with several prize winners and a donation of a picture of the Colosseum to a reading room.
Bancroft defeated Grace 14 to 0 in a Sunday matchup at Bancroft. Bancroft pitcher limited Grace to two hits and one error while striking out three. The win follows a 2–1 Bancroft victory earlier this season and sets up a trip to Diamondville, Wyoming for an upcoming game.
Fragmentary note mentions a solicitor from Pit and a company office in transition. Bob Edie and a colleague are described as willing to take another if they can find a second wife, suggesting a social or personal matter under discussion.
D C Nowlin of Jackson Wyoming arrived to study elk introduction from Jackson Hole to the Pocatello National Forest. He is assisted by T S Palmer of the Biological Bureau and will join J F Bruins the reserve supervisor. A horseback tour will occur tomorrow to assess suitability.
I will not be responsible for any bills contracted for the Horse Shoe Pool Hall after June 17. 1n-18 W. A. Grant.
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