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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1916

Page

7

Blackfoot Set for Big Game with Local Pocatello Fans

Heavy turnout expected at Brady Field as Blackfoot and Pocatello clash in a Fourth of July era baseball doubleheader. Umpire Paddy Pheoe from Buckeye league may reside in Pocatello. Kirk endall and Ullican to pitch with Grove City inputs anticipated, promising a high class afternoon after warm weather and good field conditions.

Brady Park Blackfoot Pocatae Pocatello Stall and Dean Paddy Pheoe Buckeye League Ohio Hawaiian Island Tomnorrow Uliban Kirkendall Grove City Cliff Blankenship Salt Lake Bees Cliff Zion Town Brady Field Royal Footers Oial

Marine Band and Chautauqua program notes

The article reviews last evenings International Opera company recital highlighting Tekla Farm J Allen Grubb and Burt McKinnie with encores and performances from Veronique Lucia and Martha. It also previews Sundays Marine Band concert and Charles Zueblin talk on the new civic spirit at Chautauqua.

International Opera Company Tekla Farm Bishop J. Allen Grubb Burt McKinnie Skibinsky-Welch Company Charles Zueblin Boston Benjamin Fay Mills California Zneblin

New York City Marine Band Steals Spotlight at Chautauqua

The article describes how family gatherings around organ or piano showcase popular tunes from grand operas to modern music. It highlights the Marine band from New York City performing solo through sextet numbers with orchestral shading. Band day is the musical feast at Chautauqua.

Chautauqua New York City Marine Band

Local Briefs and Travel Notes

Sheriff W. W. Cooper set out for Soda Springs on a business trip this morning. A. C. Hinckley, Short Line motive power chief, departed for Nevada on private business for several days. Joseph William Flynn of Kansas City and Lucille Jenkins of Boise were granted a marriage license by the county clerk. The Tribune office will stay open late tonight to accommodate subscription and account payments.

Soda Springs W. W. Cooper Nevada A. C. Hinckley Joseph William Flynn Kansas City Lucille Jenkins Boise Tribune

Medical Student Returns to Summer Job at Willard Drug

Medical student I Joyd Hurst of Northwestern University is back in the city for summer vacation and will work at the Willard Drug Company during the season before returning to school in the fall. In other news, union services are set for tomorrow at the Chantanquua tent with Rev C A Rexroad as morning lecturer and music directed by Prof Blair. The Winscoln Park Amusement Company filed articles of incorporation with capital of 25000 dollars, 1 dollar per share, with officers C B Loux J B Bacon Ernest Loux and FE Ke Munson and business in Pocatello. The county board proceeded to Lava Hot Springs to settle a highway right of way dispute with appointed arbiters and cleared the matter.

I.joyd Hurst Northwestern University Willard Drug Company C. A. Rexroad Blair Winscoln Park Amusement Company C. BE. M. Loux J. B. Bacon Ernest Loux FE. KE. Munson Pocatello Board of County Commissioners George Gittins H. W. Henderson W. B. Wright C. W. Pomeroy Lava Hot Springs

Two Local Boys Sentenced in Chicken Theft Case

Two local boys were ordered to the State Industrial School yesterday by the probate judge after pleading larceny of chickens and other small thefts. Sentences were suspended and the boys’ future conduct will determine their path. The probate court hopes a lesson has been learned.

State Industrial School

Southern Idaho Water Power official travels to American Falls

Drove down by car to American Falls after learning that the father of W C Gregory had died there. Deceased had been a resident of Pocatello and W C Gregory's son serves as cashier at the First National Bank of American Falls.

M. F. Hughes Southern Idaho Water Power Company American Falls W. C. Gregory Pocatello First National Bank of

Death of James W. Cregory at 82 in American Falls

James W. Cregory aged 82 died last evening at 6 16 from ailments of old age in American Falls where he lived with his son W C Gregory cashier of First National Bank of American Falls. He was known in Pocatello where he lived years and born in New York state. Remains will be shipped to Maquoketa Iowa today.

James W. Cregory American Falls W. C. Gregory Senator Brady First National Bank of Pocatello New York State Maquoketa Towa

Gem State Lumber Co. Coal Ordering Ad

Ad text suggests using Gem State Lumber Co for coal supply. It mentions placing an order and implies a chemical or fuel product service without detailed terms or prices. No date or location is provided.

Gem State Lurober Co fAdy

Native Sons Fracas on North First Avenue Ends in Jail

A dispute among Native American and African American participants and whiskey, described as a clash on North First Avenue, ended with Sheriff Cooper detaining the group. Three Indians were imprisoned for 30 days on the wood pile at Fort Tall and two jailed men were fined 15 dollars each.

North First Arenue Cooper Fort Hall Africa Coopen Hastile Fort Tall Tom le Suier

Olive Tablets offer liver and bowel relief

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets marketed as a non calomel substitute to improve skin tone appetite and energy. Purported to stimulate bile and bowel movement with no after effects and sold widely by The Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio.

Summer baby-saving campaign in Chicago organized

About one hundred groups join in a week long effort to protect infant welfare in Chicago. Public health, women's clubs, religious societies, medical groups and business men back the initiative with sermons and school talks. A hundred speakers will travel citywide in cars delivering the message in a dozen languages.

Chicago Public Health Department

Elsie Ferguson Weds Thomas B Clarke Jr at St Regis

Miss Elsie Ferguson, famed actress, married Thomas B. Clarke Jr at the St. Regis in New York. The ceremony was private due to a recent bereavement in the groom’s family with Rev John R Paxton officiating. Mrs Carroll Brown attended the bride and Frank N Polk served as best man.

Elsie New York Elsie Ferguson St. Regis Hotel Thomas B. Clarke John R. Paxton Carroll Brown Portland N. Polk State Department Washington

Carpenters union meeting for funeral of Segund Wiker’s son

Members of Local No. 1258 Carpenters Union are urged to meet tomorrow at 2 PM to attend the funeral of Segund Wiker's son. Bring funeral badges. A. H. L. Brown, President.

Carpenters Union Segund Wiker A. H L. Brown

Bear meat offered at Gem State Market

Item listing for bear meat at Gem State Market East Center with a phone contact. The note appears informal and may reference a regular bear product.

Gem State Market East Center

Island Playground of the Pacific Victoria Vacation Ad

A cheerful feature touts Victoria B C as a cool summer getaway with gold automobiling canoeing fishing bathing and scenic views. It advertises special railway steamship and hotel rates offered through local offices or the Publicity Commissioner Victoria B C. For rent reads Desirable housekeeping rooms clean well furnished price reasonable to couples.

Victoria B. C Pacific

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