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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1916
Page
4
Local pages note a quiet early week with auctions and chautauqua setup, then a flurry of events as Eagles dancing, Five Hundred games, and birthday parties multiply. Visitors from Tucson and Meridian join receptions while summer trips to California loom for several families.
The fragment lists many women and men with married names likely from a social column. It includes Mrs D W Church Mrs L B Case Mrs O B Steely Mrs D J Malone Mrs Oscar Sonnenkalb Mrs Lyman Fargo Mrs Ww N McCarty Mrs A Igo Mrs George North Mrs H K Higson Mrs J Hull Mr Joan Quinn and Mrs A B Stevenson.
Boston marks the first anniversary of the Bunker Hill battle with the largest parade in years. Soldiers from surrounding forts, sailors from harbor battleships, Charlestown marines, state militia regiments, and various semi military groups join the salute in Charlestown.
Local brief notes say Goast-Ed White departed yesterday to Los Angeles as a delegate to the Knights Templar convention. Also, the Tribune office will stay open late tonight for subscribers to pay balances. Arthur Jones of Malad is in town on business and hopes Malad would visit to meet the local ball club.
The Woodmen of the World and their wives are cordially invited to attend the 20th anniversary of the Women of the Wood craft at the W O W hall on Tuesday.
Salt Lake-Abbot Maginnis and brother T. J. Maginnis are in the city on legal business. The pair are attorneys and brothers active in promoting recruitment for the military training camp at Fort Douglas this summer.
Mrs. T. W. Rickard and children have returned from Great Falls Montana where they attended the marriage of James Ryan Jr the nephew of Ed A Ryan formerly of this city The younger Mr Ryan married Miss Elizabeth Haggerty.
The roll call from the military training camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana dated July 5 notes George McLaughlin of Pocatello among those enlisting. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. McLaughlin of South Garfield.
Brakeman Hal Souvenir and R D Giddings on the Utah Montana division received a postcard in the mail car yesterday. The card, blown by a bomb supposedly mailed to Utah Governor William Spry, shows the force of the explosion and provides partial evidence of the blast.
The funeral for Sigrnd Wik er will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Findeay presiding. The body remains at Larkin & Sons undertaking until 2 PM Sunday. Carpenters' union members and the union auxiliary will attend in a body.
Mrs. W. M. Cooper, visiting Clarkston relatives, is a Crockett relative. John Crockett, 43, was killed in Tren ton Utah when stepping from a train. His body was mangled. he left a wife, children, and many Utah Idaho relatives.
A short classified note advertises bear meat for sale at Gein State Market located on East Center. The listing provides a phone line 260 and item code 117 for contact.
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