Fort Hall Fortnight Tours Boost Pocatello and Rigby
The Good Will tours visited Pocatello Franklin and Rigby for Idaho Day celebrations led by Governor Ross and the Centennial leaders. The Rigby parade featured the first white child born in Jefferson County and included pioneer floats with spinning wheels and wool combing. The shows and invitations aim to boost Pocatello for Centennial week and July 24 pioneer day events.
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Pocatello
Fort Hall
Idaho
Rigby
Franklin
C. Ben Ross
Ross
Kerma Keller
Waco
Jack Wagner
Centennial Association
Ralph Knapp
Queen Kerma
Paul Nash
Gaylord Sanford
F. E. McKenzie
Clark B. Moon
Tabernacle
McKenzie
W. J. N. Adams
Jefferson County
Newt Adams
Blackfoot
Attorney General Rules on Election
Idaho Attorney General Bert Miller informed Secretary of State Franklin Girard that a qualified elector may sign the nominating petitions of two non-partisan candidates for the office of justice of the supreme court. The notice cites Idaho Session Laws of 1933 regarding nominating elections and applies provisions to supreme court and district judge nominations unless inconsistent with current provisions.
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Boise
Bert Miller
Idaho
Franklin Girard
Office of Justice of the Supreme Court
Girard
Supreme Court
Jabs of town news from Lava to Idaho
Ariel Byington leaves Lava Hot Springs for Ontario Canada to serve as Latter Day Saint missionary. Grace Offer Hansen committed to Blackfoot state mental hospital. Bethel Baptist fashion show at church parlor by Unit club with E J Harris as president and Margaret Holmes as chair. Grace Hall to run for Democratic primary in county clerk race. 4H Club meets Basalt Ward House with Elaine Freeman presiding. L. Mason arrested for checks without funds. claims to be insurance salesman. Gordon Stedfeld and spouse announce birth of son at St Anthony hospital. Chief J L Balderston to attend International Crime conference in Vancouver June 21. Joseph Navarro fined for petit larceny. jail in lieu of fine. Mrs R R Holman to attend Yellowstone Park Women’s convention June 18 19 20. Ann Hershey and Ernest Pilgrim wed at Methodist parsonage. he works for state highway department. Helen Henderson visiting parents. to Coeur d’Alene for recreation camp. Howard Goldsmith Jr named second lieutenant in ROTC.
Commission Award Promised for Camp Record Holder
A young man in this territory is to receive a commission due to the record he achieved at the camps. The ad promotes chicken steak or trout dinners available anytime under the Green Triangle banner.
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Green Triangle
Adv
Inkom man hurt in state highway travel mishap
Lyle Manning 24 of Inkom is hospitalized at General Hospital after a head and neck injury from a Friday afternoon travel mishap near Inkom. His condition is reported as not serious. Mr and Mrs William N McCarty returned Friday from Ogden after the death of Mrs Nelson McCarty, Mr McCarty's mother. Funeral services were held Friday in Ogden.
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Lyle Manning
Inkom
William N. McCarty
Ogden
McCarty
Nelson McCarty
Idaho truckers to meet in Boise June 19 on trucking code
O R Craven announces a June 19 Boise meeting of Idaho truckmen to hear Washington DC vice chairman Mr Thompson about the national trucking code. Claude R High, code authority for the industry, reports the gathering is important to truckers. Carter Queens, 24, sustained a sprained ankle and head cuts after a collision with a car driven by Earl Lowther, 14, on North Main Street. Queens rode a motorcycle at the time. Police say Lowther was northbound when Queens left a drive way and collided with him.
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O. R. Craven
Orange Truck Lines
Idaho
Boise
Mr. Thompson
Washington, D. C
Claude R. High
Bose
Carter Queens
North
Garfield
North Main Street
Earl Lowther
W. Day
Queens
Lowther
Main
Black and White celebration highlights live stock show
Cleaves grocery store at 1133 North Main. Queens traveled north on Main and attempted to pass Lowther according to police. Havener reports large attendance and a fine live stock exhibition at the Black and White celebration in Liberty. His bull Utopia Perfection Butterball won the senior grand award. Daigh and county agents met Downey with supervisors on the federal wheat control program in Bannock county assigning assistance to ten districts. Three thousand fields are to be measured in 850 wheat contracts in the county.
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Cleaves
North Main
Queens
Main
Lowther
W. P. Havener
Liberty
Co. W. Daigh
Downey
Bannock County
Yale University students dedicate trail at Raft River crossing
A trail dedication today marks the lower Raft river crossing between Burley and American Falls near the Yale post office site. Ed Peasley of Boise leads the event with Hugh A. Baker of Rupert, a Yale graduate, delivering the dedicatory address. Replace broken auto glass now, Glass Shop, 339 North Main.
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Raft River
Burley
American Falls
Yale
Yale University
Ed Peasley
Boise
Hugh A. Baker
Rupert
North Main
Ady
M I A Art Classes Begin Tuesday Evening
M I A art classes start Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Stake council room under Mrs Ella Howell. The free course for M I A members begins with hand craft work including paper mache vases felt novelties basket weaving and milkweed silhouettes then pastel work the next Tuesday with alternating sessions through the summer. Mrs Frank Creasey and Mrs W E Evans hosted two bridge tables at Fort Hall in honor of Mrs Haas who leaves July first a gift was given and Mrs Evans received a handkerchief shower.
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Stake Council
Ella Howell
Frank Creasey
W. E. Evans
Fort Hall
Haas
Local News Briefs From Pocatello Police Court And County Officials
House burglar attempt at 323 North Fifth investigated after night break in. Several windows pried with round tool. nothing reported stolen. Maria Lile to run Corset department in Boise. she returns from Parma to support daughter briefly. Court fines: Emil Firkin Joe McCarty Ed McManus for intoxication. McManus fine suspended if he leaves town. Monte Murphy fined for intoxication after knife threat. Fines for speeding: F. J. Randall L. F. Christensen. William Hill case set for Monday. Over time parking fines: Karl Krist and Mrs Haggard. County officials meet with 35 farmers seeking funds for pest control of squirrels rock chucks rabbits. eastern county hardest hit.
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James McCoy
Emil Firkin
Joe McCarty
Ed McManus
McManus
Monte Murphy
Tippetts
F. J. Randall
L. F. Christensen
William Hill
Karl K. Krist
Mrs. H. Haggard
C. W. Daigh
J. J. Facer
Board of County Commissioners
B. A. McDevitt
Seth Parker Night in Jonesport at First Methodist Church
A community event in Jonesport features John Howard impersonating Seth Parker with local talent. The Epworth League sponsors the 8 p.m. Tuesday performance to raise funds for youths unable to attend the Wood River Young People Assembly, July 9 to 15, and an emergency county appropriation is noted as exhausted.
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Seth Parker
Jonesport
First Methodist Church
John Howard
Mr. Parker
Pocatelloans
Epworth League of the
Wood River
Indians Fix Dates For Fort Hall Sun Dance
Indians on the Fort Hall reservation will hold their annual sun dance July 20 to 23 after a committee advised Superintendent F A Gross. The event, an age old Shoshone Bannock ceremony, will begin at sunset July 20 and run through sunrise July 23, prioritizing religious significance over celebration timing.
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Fort Hall Reservation
F. A. Gross
Fort Hall
Pocatello
Christensen to file for prosecuting attorney nomination
Indications say Attorney Carl Christensen will be first to file for county prosecuting attorney seat. He submitted papers at the county clerk’s office on Saturday for the Democratic nomination, with officials delaying official filing to Monday under clerk’s instruction. Christensen serves as attorney for the village of Ala-.
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Carl Christensen
Christensen
Ala
County Attorney McDevitt Rumored for District Judge Post
The longtime public official B A McDevitt, current county attorney and a Democrat, is rumored to seek district judge, though no formal announcement has been made. The source notes his long service and enviable record in office.
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Meda
B. A. McDevitt
McDevitt
Hotel Men to Meet at Yellowstone Summer Convention
One of the Wests largest hotel conventions, the Inland Empire and Idaho Hotel Associations, will gather at the Canyon Hotel Yellowstone National Park June 21 and 22. Attendees will discuss the hotel code liquor legislation Copyright Music Law amendments telephone rates and commissions among other topics. George J Merritt president of the Inland Empire group and Moore Hotel manager will preside E Brady secretary and Hotel Bannock manager leads the program Senator William E Borah of Idaho is invited to speak on The Way Out.
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West
Inland Empire and
Idaho Hotel Associations
Canyon Hotel
Yellowstone National Park
George J. Merritt
Inland Empire Hotel Association
Moore Hotel
Ontario
Oregon
E. Brady
Bannock
Pocatello
Idaho
William E. Borah
Guard I8 Inspected Boise Camp J B Burns Idaho National Guard
A large part of the day at Camp J B Burns Idaho National Guard encampment was spent on the annual field inspection. Twenty five officers training at the camp this year accompanied Col H C Hummel the commander on the tour.
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Boise
J. B. Burns
Idaho National Guard
H. C. Hummel
Sheriff Loyal Underwood Brings Original Wranglers to Grace Idaho
Sheriff Loyal Underwood and his Original Arizona Wranglers visit Grace Idaho for a Friday June 22 performace at the Opera House Theatre. The famed radio act known for pioneering impersonations headlines the show with the troupe.
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Loyal Underwood
Arizona Wranglers
Arizona Cowboys
Opera House
Grace
Idaho
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Governor Ross
Apostle Melvin J. Ballard
Salt Lake City
Ariel Byington
Lava Hot Springs
Province
Canada
Offer Hansen
R. 8. Callis
University
J. Wilson
Bethel Baptist Church
Unit Club
E. J. Harris
Margaret Holmes
FE. W. Booker
Grace Hall
Gould
Arnold's
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Elk'’s Club
Basalt Ward House
Elaine Freeman
la Rue Duce
Alberta Belnap
Dorie Messick
Edith Wiseman
Edna Tufts
Flaine Freeman
Lola Armstrong
Marjorie Daw
Melba Brower
Verda Jensen
Violet Wiseman
Zola Sorenson
Bertha White
L. Mason
Court of Justice
Jerry Kinney
Mason
Gordon Stedfeld
North Tenth Avenue
St. Anthony Hospital
Arnold's Gateway Garage
Elk’s Club
J. L. Balderston
Vancouver
B. C
Joseph Navarro
William Hinckley
R. R. Holman
Business and
Yellowstone Park
Holman
Pocatello Club
Ann Hershey
Ernest Pilgrim
Elijah Hull Loneybrake
Methodist Church
Pilgrim
State Highway Department
Helen Henderson
Logan
Louis Henderson
Miss Henderson
Ellen Raether
Coeur d'Alene
Miss Raether
Howard Goldsmith, Jr
Howard Goldsmith
South Tenth
Officers Reserve Corps
Young Goldsmith
Eugene Morris
T. R. Davis
West Clark
Eugene Evans
William
Robert
Cheyenne
Wyo
Evans
Fort Collins
Colo
Robert Scoggins
Denver
William Jones
North Fifth
Z. H. Gillespie
Myrtle EB. Lile
Falk Mercantile
Lile
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Utah
Yellowstone
Petersen
Axminster
Petersen Meld
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