Funeral for G. I. Slingerland Saturday at Congregational Church
The funeral for G. I. Slingerland is set for Saturday at 2 30 p m from the Congregational church with Rev George S Sloan officiating. The church quartet will provide music and pallbearers will be chosen from Woodmen of the World and Eagles lodges. Mount Moriah Cemetery burial will be under McHan Undertaking direction with Eagles ritual at the grave. Viewing at the family home 346 North Arthur from 10 am to 2 30 pm Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Slingerland
Congregational Church
lGeo. S. Sloan
Slingerland
Woodmen of the World
Pocatello Aerie No. 119
O. Eagles
Mount Moriah Cemetery
McHan Undertaking Company
North Arthur
Foreclosure Suit Filed by Halloran-Judge Trust
Foreclosure suit filed by the Halloran-Judge Trust Company of Salt Lake City against John C. Grant and others seeks judgment for 2171.58 dollars. Mrs Laura Berg, county treasurer, confined by illness at home, was reported slightly improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halloran-Judge Trust Company of
Salt Lake City
John C. Grant Et al
Laura Berg
Vaughn reports back from Malad court session
Court reporter G. C. Vaughn returned last night from Malad where Judge O. R. Baum presided over a district court session.
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G. C. Vaughn
Malad
O. R. Baum
Olson to take two week vacation in Cokeville
A. G. Olson deputy clerk of the court plans to depart Saturday for a two week vacation at Cokeville Wyoming his former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Olson
Cokeville
Wyoming
Visiting Cousin Miss Evaline Miner Visits Pauline Arps
Miss Evaline Miner of Sterling Colorado is making an extended visit with her cousin Miss Pauline Arps of 120 South Ryes.
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Evaline Miner
Sterling, Colorado
Pauline Arps
South Ryes
Returns from Ogden and local notices
Mrs Martha Little returns from Ogden where she was called by the death of her father William Naddenham. J W Thomett and D B Foales attend a campaign visit. line Gibbs ill after mastoid operation at St Anthony hospital. Dempsey Tunney fight pictures to be shown at the Auditorium Friday June 24 afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Little
Ogden
William Naddenham
Line Gibbs
R. Gibbs
Lava Hot Springs
St. Anthony
Howard Tucker
Doctor Young to attend National Optometry convention in Washington
Dr. R. O. Young will leave June 18 as a delegate from the State Association to the National Optometry convention in Washington. He will attend a week's lecture course following the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Young
Washington
State Association
Jis
Auction Sale at Garretts Warehouse Tomorrow
Pocatello action Co. announces an auction sale at Garretts Warehouse tomorrow at 2 pm. Bidders should arrive early. terms to be announced.
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Garrett’s
Pocatello Action Co
Pocatello Auction Co
Harris party heads for Oakland visit
Mrs. R. K. Harris and her daughter Gladys Osterman depart this evening for Oakland California to visit Mrs. Harris daughter Mrs. Charlie Elkins at her home.
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Oakland
R. K. Harris
Gladys Osterman
California
Harris
Charlies Elkins
Mrs J M Shady Attends Fastern Star Meeting in Boise
Mrs J M Shady returned from Boise last evening after attending the Grand Chapter meeting of the Fastern Star held there during the early part of the week.
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J. M. Shady
Boise
Fastern Star
Dittmers Plan Several Week Visit in San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dittmer and their children Luella and Jack depart this evening for a several week stay in San Francisco. They will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Parker, formerly of Pocatello.
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L. H. Dittmer
Luella
Jack
San Francisco
William Parker
Pocatello
Stanford Student Carl Valentine Jr Left for Home
Carl Valentine Jr completed his examinations at Stanford University and departed for home. He is expected to reach Pocatello around June 25 and will visit Portland and other coastal cities before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Valentine, Jr
Stanford University
Pocatello
Portland
Funeral for Lava official E W Hemphill held at Lava
The funeral of E W Hemphill who died Wednesday at Lava Hot Springs was held Thursday afternoon at Lava, conducted by O A Schumacher of Schumacher and Hall Funeral parlors. Hemphill served as clerk and city treasurer of Lava. Leona Evans, violinist from this city, left with Mrs Oo E Straton for Boise then Portland to meet her husband next week. Attorney S P Freeling, linked to the Tucker heirs and Ingersoll estate, is not due in Pocatello until July. he plans to drive a new car and recently visited Dallas in connection with the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hemphill
Lava Hot Springs
Lava
O. A. Schumacher
Schumacher and Hall Funeral
Hemphill
Leona Evans
Oo. E. Straton
St. Louis
Boise
S. P. Freeling
Tucker Heirs
Ingersoll
Pocatello
Freeling
Dallas
Texas
Yellowstone Trip Exclaims Light Snow and Good Roads
Mr and Mrs Jack Russell and Mr and Mrs J Donlan returned from four days at Yellowstone park reporting very little snow and roads in first class condition They visited Old Faithful and the Yellowstone river canyon Word reached in Pocatello that Prescott Burrell died June 16 in Tucson Arizona He is survived by his widow two young sons and three sisters Mrs Boling Mrs H K Williams and Mrs R F Wilkie all residents of Presto
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Jack Russell
J. Donlan
Yellowstone Park
Russell
Park
Old Faithful
Yellowstone River Canyon
Pocatello
Ben Boling
Jefferson Avenue
Prescott Burrell
Tucson
Arizona
Boling
H. K. Williams
R. F. Wilkie
Presto
Pennant Raised by Spuds as Halliwell Attends Idaho Falls
Jack Halliwell acting president of the Utah-Idaho league attended Idaho Falls Spuds pennant raising ceremonies with President James Byers before the game against Twin Falls. The Spuds celebrated their league pennant won last year. Meanwhile Arbon valley well drilling resumed after delays for cabin installation and a rusted cable replacement. a 3500 foot new line was installed as gas pressure builds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Halliwell
Idaho Falls
Arbon Valley
WEEDS CUT THEM ORDINANCE NOTICE FOR PO CATELLO
City ordinance requires owners or tenants to keep premises and vacant lots free of grass weeds and dead trees. If not cut by July 1, the city will remove them at owner expense, minimum charge one dollar, to be collected as taxes. Signed W W Raymond sanitary inspector. d 116 25 inc.
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Pocatello
L. Raymond
Tribune Coupon Lets Children See Wortham Show For Five Cents
A Tribune coupon offers school age children admission to the Wortham Circus at five cents per show or ride. A Saturday matinee from 1 to 5 pm features Doc Rutherford discussing cigarette dangers, Cannon Ball Bell’s school boy handicap race, Prince Elmer the midget, and Bozo the clown at the water circus.
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American Legion
the Tribune
Wortham
W. B. Rutherford
Prince Elmer
Bozo
Water Circus
City council chamber redecorated after fire hall makeover
Officials said effort will be made to mud it off as work continues. The council chamber has been fully transformed with a blue and bronze tile wall effect and waxed floors. Fire Chief A B Canfield aided the redecorating, noting the hall now appears more spacious than before.
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City Council
A. B. Canfield
Open Air Initiation At Blackfoot Welcomes Three Lodges
Fifty members of the Pocatello Camp Woodmen of the World attended open air initiatory ceremonies in Blackfoot Thursday evening with Pocatello Blackfoot and Idaho Falls lodges present. Consul I I Boak gave the address and Blackfoot Mayor E T Peck delivered the welcome. Boak leaves today for Twin Falls to conduct similar ceremonies begun yesterday.
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Pocatello
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
I. I. Boak
E. T. Peck
Boak
Twin Falls
Tribune Carriers to Visit Indian Springs Natatorium
Forty five Tribune carriers will depart Sunday morning for American Falls as guests of Indian Springs Natatorium officials. After the swim a picnic lunch follows. The past fifteen days have seen a subscriptions contest between west and east side carriers with the east side leading. The contest closes Saturday evening and the losers must treat the winners Sunday. A motion for a new trial was argued before District Judge R M Terrell in Advance Rumley Thresher Co. vs J F Brady from the May term with a jury verdict.
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Tribune
American Falls
Indian Springs
West Side
East Side
R. M. Terrell
Advance-Rumley Thresher Company
J. F. Brady
Lawsuit Over Tractor Purchase Between Plaintiffs and Defendant
Civil dispute stems from a tractor sale in which the defendant allegedly received a machine not as represented. Plaintiffs seek payment on the purchase, while the defendant contends no adjustments were made. The case hinges on whether the tractor met advertised specifications.
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Dict
Eroding Streams and Bank Protection by Riparian Planting
Farmers with streams crossing fields often lose soil as banks cave during floods. A fringe of trees and vegetation along watercourses helps stabilize banks and reduce soil loss during high water periods.
Former Local Resident Honored by Convention
Nelson BC June 17 delegation elected at the sixth annual anti crime convention of the Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police in session here. Luke May of Seattle was unanimously chosen as the association delegate to the national crime commission meeting in Washington DC in September. The Northwest Police Journal of Seattle was adopted as the official organ. Two hundred delegates attended. May is a former resident of Po.
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Nelson
B. C
Luke
Seattle
Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police
National Crime Commission
Washington, D. C
Association
Northwest Police Journal of
Reve lare Secret Service Office Leader Named
A historical city note identifies an individual who led the Reve lare Secret Service office for several years, detailing their long tenure and central role in local security operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catelio
Revelare
Bar Silver Prices Reported in New York
The AP reports New York on June 17 shows bar silver at 56 1/4. The market tone remains steady as investors watch spot and futures trading.
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New York
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San Praencisco
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4. C. James
Union Bus Depot
Yellowstone Hotel
West Lewis Aérosé
Postoffice
J. W. Thomett
Bandock County
D. B. Foales
McCammon
Inc
People's Marketé
Lesale & Retail
Butche Hialiae
Ecw
Arsaz Sh Thiet
Mr. May
Jay Tiffany
Mer
Black Flas Co
Stores
The
O. P. Skaggs Idaho Stores Co
North Main
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