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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
5
The Santa Anna Auxiliary will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Williams on North Eighth Street for a small gathering and discussion of upcoming activities.
Portneuf Lodge No 18 A F and A M holds a special session Saturday night for the F C degree. The city council will meet tonight to complete routine business in its regular session.
This evening Mrs. R. J. Cruce and Mrs. Glenn Trout will leave for Portland for a short visit. Mrs. George Robinson, who came from Salt Lake yesterday, will stay several days here with her husband, the general storekeeper for the Shortne company.
Today only at the Princess theatre the romantic western drama features Robert Edeson and Claire Whitney in the lead roles for The Girl I Left Behind Me with the great west as backdrop.
Tyhee hosts a town dance tomorrow evening with the school closing for the occasion. A good program is offered for all guests and several residents from the town are expected to attend.
The Quiet Little tennis tournament concludes this week due to the absence of the physical director. Activity will resume the first of next week with normal operations anticipated.
Orpheum presents Pathe Weekly and a three reel Master picture The Vietin tonight only at regular admission. Robert Marron and Neal Marsh are featured in the Master.
Mrs. Harriett Gunn Roberson will address the club ladies at the Chautauqua tomorrow on Home Duty and Civic Improvement. She requests all ladies to attend, promising practical guidance for civic engagement.
Visiting here Reverend Johnson of Montpelier left for his home this morning. Mrs Johnson remains in the city for the Chautauqua through the week and will return Sunday.
Every member of the Study league is urged to be present tomorrow at 10 o'clock at the Chautauqua to hear Mrs Roberson. The session will be followed by an informal reception in her honor.
General Secretary E. A. Krussman of the YMCA announces a fresh billiard table cover and a supply of new cues ahead of the upcoming tournament. The improvements signal readiness for competition and organize club activity.
Two women were picked up by the sheriff's office on a charge of attempting to defraud. They were given a hearing in the justice court and fined 10 each after agreeing to leave the city.
Whitney arrives back tonight on No 4 after a Portland visit lasting a few days following California exposure where he recovered a bad cough and toured the expositions.
Three sections last night carried eastern tourists to Yellowstone Park. Most tourists this season are sent by eastern operators and special trains normally convey them to the point.
General Superintendent W. A. Whitney travels west with Chief Clerk J. F. Hassett for health reasons and to attend the fairs. They join Mr. Whitney on the coast after weeks away.
High scores listed for the past week include Geo Toombs with 28 Casey Jones 22 and 25 Benson and T Thompson 24 Jack Conaway 26 Casey Jones 25. Texas Bankers travel by a nine car train through the park forming a special stop with yard congestion expected by schedule.
Rumors circulated months ago that Six Shooter Sal, a noted local character, had died. New word from the community confirms he remains alive and well.
A report notes a woman believed to be well now lives near Los Angeles after rumors of an auto crash in the Nevada desert. Flowery displays include calla lilies donated by George J. Bailey and greenery from W. A. Staley, enhancing the Chautauqua tent for patrons.
A. H. Dent, chief timekeeper for the motive power department, retired yesterday after a visit in Chicago. His wife, an English girl, was to sail back to the United States on the Lusitania but traveled home on the St. Louis due to the disaster. The couple married in the east and were en route to Pocatello.
William H. Francis and his wife and daughter arrived home from Salt Lake City last evening after attending the Tenth Annual Convention of the Beneficial Life. Mr. Francis boasted of the company holding the world’s record and predicted continued success for its operations.
Five youths including three girls and two young men were arrested after a disturbance at a local cafe. A bottle of whiskey was found on them and they face a police court trial this afternoon or tomorrow morning. A hophead picked up by police will also be given a hearing in a day or two.
Members of the local Masonic lodge return from Idaho Falls where they attended sessions of the grand lodge of the Royal Arch Masons and the Knights Templar annual event. Nearly all grand lodge officers were present and a new staff was elected. Hosts praised the Idaho Falls lodge for entertainment and courtesy. A dozen or more prominent Masons were entertained here before departing westward.
All persons having claims against the Gate City Amusement company are hereby requested to file them at once with C. Bem Loux, receiver, at his office at the corner of First Avenue and Halliday Street in Pocatelld Idaho Bannock County.
Reading Room offers free Christian Science services daily from 3 to 5 p m and evenings 7 to 9 p m throughout the week at Bath location.
Washington experts from the U S Department of Agriculture outline spring reseeding fertilizing and watering as core to improving old lawns. They advise spading small areas rolling after seeding avoiding over clipping and proper irrigation to prevent surface roots and weed growth especially crab grass and dandelion.
Idahos agricultural exhibits win extensive honors at San Francisco fair with twenty one gold medals one hundred silver medals seventy bronze medals and five medals of honor Idaho firms receive top awards for peas wheat oats and vegetables The Idaho society plans Tolaho Day September and pushes for a travel route change to boost visitor access through state commerce groups and the Utilities Commission discussions with Oregon Short Line remain unresolved.
Western Reserve University in Cleveland held graduation exercises as Dr. Samuel A. Eliot of Boston gave the commencement oration. The College for Women had its exercises a day earlier with Dr. David Starr Jordan as speaker. The Flora Mather House was presented to the trustees by the alumnae association yesterday.
A community event at the L. D. 8 West Side church Friday night June 17 at 7 30 features a bazaar food sale and refreshments with cream and cake for ten cents Admission is ten cents Proceeds support Pocatello First Word Primary at Brady building corner Center and Arthur June 39 date unclear chores.
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