Father of drowned girl seeks word from missing hikers
Mountain Home June 18 Three automobil e parties Monday searched the Owyhee mountains for A D Johnston driver of the Oreana Murphy mail stage whose daughter 18 Alice Dorothy Pyvans 16 Jadys Johnston and 25 Howard Sutton drowned Sunday in Snake river near Castle creek. Rescue divers recovered the bodies after four hours to eleven o'clock Sunday night.
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Mountain Home
Owyhee Mountains
D. Johnston
Oreana-Murphy Mail
Snake River
Castle Creek
Johnston
Alice Dorothy Pyvans
William Evans
Mountain Home Hotel
Jadys Johnston
S. D. Johnston
Castile Creek
Howard Sutton
Arco
Johnston Ranch
Clerks ‘Ferry
Swan Falls
Oreana
Murphy
Sutton
Evans
State Horticultural Body Meets Caldwell
The Idaho State Horticultural Association will meet in Caldwell on June 20 at Memorial park. A basket lunch will be served at noon. The program starts about 10 a.m. with greetings by Dr. J. W. Boone and music by Caldwell male quartet.
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Caldwell
Idaho State Horticultural Association
Memorial Park
J. W. Boone
College of Idaho
Vecel
C. T. Hawkes
Caldwell Re
Shearer
Co-operative Rusher Association
McBirney
Idaho
M. L. Dean
Bureau of Plant Industry
J. P. Gray
A. E. Gipson
Association
Playground Opened With Civic Betterment Program
The Civic Betterment club hosted a Saturday playground opening with guests Mra Annie Lake Arch Lake and the Davia family. The program featured opening songs, flag history, and American Flag recitations led by local children and community leaders. A relief society conference followed at the stake tabernacle with lectures on child welfare and quarantines.
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Tribune
Mra
Annie Lake
Arch Lake
Botseere
Mrs. Griff Davia
Civic Betterment Club
W. H. Richards
America
Fred Webb
R. N
Hannah Deschamps
H. Morgan
Drake
Richarda
Federal Company Halts Mine Work at Minnie Moore Prospect
Federal Mining and Smelting reportedly withdraws from the Minnie Moore property amid unfavorable geologist notes. Mine facilities were expanded with an 850-foot shaft, timbering and drainage to 800 feet, and $125,000 spent, while exploration awaits decision on future drift toward ore zones.
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Hailey Times- News-Miner
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Minnie Moore
A. E. Ring
Baragnanath
I. E. Rockwell
Minnie Moore Mines Company
Wood River
Federal
McCammon Visitors and Local Appointments Report
McCammon and Green River residents visit relatives in town. Notables include Miss Marjorie McCourt of Green River returning home and Mrs. Alonson Lewis of Burley visiting. Veterans bureau men Gray and Fox from Bannock county appear on business. Funeral notices for John Stoddard announced.
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McCammon
Marjorie McCourt
Green River
Wyo
G. W. Browning
Soda Springs
Idaho Falls
Ben Madill
Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello
Alonson Lewis
Burley
Er. W. Reibe
Esther Ledeen
Ethel Barron
Eugene Green
J. F. Whitney
Neon
Wm. Spicker
Familyfabak
T. W. Edwards
Gray
Bannock County
Herriot Riddle
Alex Riddle
H. Edwards
Edith Shumway
Logan
Kirby
Grant Shumway
Roy Larsen
Twin Falls
Malad Plans Large July Fourth Celebration
Malad Utah to host a two day Fourth of July program under Ernest Jones Post of the American Legion. An executive committee led by Joseph Isaacson, J W Wittama and Cyrus Hanson was formed to organize events. The Lions Club backs the Legion in a parade patriotic meeting and children’s sports on July 4 with fair grounds horse races broncho riding and other activities.
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Malad
Ernest Jones
American Peas
Malad Court House
Anderson
Joseph Isaacson
J. W. Witttama
Yram J. Hanson
Legion
Dens Club
Lions
Legion Post
Bronecho
Tyhee social roundup and upcoming dance
Mrs. George Ho dewall travels to Salt Lake to visit her mother. D. J. Helland plans a move to Idaho Falls. Several families enjoyed a Sunday picnic above Inkom on Port Neuf. PF B Middendorf and stake board members attended M I A. A dance is planned Friday at the L D S Hall with Lena Haback providing music.
Club Workers Meet Monday at Thomas
About 125 attended the dinner club meeting at Thomas Monday evening. Robert Pendleberry gave a crayon talk to the youngsters, Lon Cone made an address and Mrs. Walter Thomas entertained with readings. Dancing followed the program. Miss Mattie Watters plans to meet with sewing clubs of Jamestown and Goshen Tuesday afternoon.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Thomas
Robert Pendleberry
Lon Cone
Walter Thomas
Mattie Watters
Jamestown
Goshen
Blackfoot Rotary Club Meeting Report
Blackfoot June 18 the Rotary club held a luncheon at the Eccles hotel with President Peck presiding Hugh Kennedy led singing in Dr 171 Bo Mud won away attending the dental convention in Pocatello Many members were absent due to the holiday no program was provided Mr Kennedy spoke of his Twin Falls trip and members shared stories of goats and other notes
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Rotary Club
Eccles Hotel
Peck
Hugh Kennedy
171
Bo Mudwon
Pocatello
Kennedy
Twin Fells
Stolen Ford Coupe Abandoned on Road Near Pingree
A new Ford coupe owned by Clyde Pease, Ellis garage mechanic, was stolen from in front of the Hilla garage on Pacific Street between midnight and 7 am June 18. It was later found deserted along the road two miles below Pingree with the thief not located.
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Tribune
Hilla
Pacific Street
Clyde Pease
Ellis Garage
Pingree
Blackfoot Lodge 1416 Holds Regular Meeting
The Blackfoot BPOE Lodge No 1416 held a regular meeting. Attendees included members and guests with plans discussed for the Mackay trip.
Blackfoot Eastern Stars Invited to Idaho Falls Visit
The Blackfoot Eastern Star chapter No 14 has received an invitation from Henriet ta chapter No 21 in Idaho Falls to attend Thursday evening’s meeting. A number of Blackfoot members of Mather chapter are expected to make the trip to Idaho Falls Friday evening.
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Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Tribune
Order of the Eastern Star
Henrietta
Mather
Idaho
Issuance of Licenses to Blackfoot and Sheley Residents
Licenses have been issued in June to Hyrum N. Bills and Rivanaen of Blackfoot along with Carl P.R. Morgan of Sheley and Marie Mildred Davis of Aberdaan.
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Hyrum N. Biils
Rivanaen
Black ‘Foot
Carl PR. Morgan
Sheley
Marie Mildred Davis
Aberdaan
Oil probe yields little value amid political thunder
Washington reports that after extensive hearings the oil investigating committee produced a finding that added no new facts beyond early revelations. Walsh urges laws on leases and bidding, while officials argue existing statutes cover the leases. The public distraction over alleged high official corruption wanes as the report cites no solid evidence of misconduct.
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Washington
Senate
Walsh
Denby
Fall
Doheny
Sinclair Oil
Walsh Committee
Daniels
Wilson
Centenary Events Highlight City Celebrations And Honours
Today marks William E. Smith birth centenary and Winnipeg’s incorporation jubilee. The Catholic bishop of Los Angeles celebrates his silver jubilee. Harvard observes Class Day ceremonies. Smith College hosts a large Girls’ Clubs convention. Davis earns his first college degree at Bucknell. Brown awards LL D to Japanese ambassador Hanihara. Brig Gen Harry Taylor to become Army Chief of Engineers. Glasgow opens the ninth World Sunday School Convention with thousands of delegates attending.
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William E. Smith
Wiscquain
Winnipeg
John J. Cantwell
Los Angeles
Harvard University
Smith College
National League of Girls’ Clubs
James J. Davis
Coolidge
Buckall College
Brown University
Masanao Hanihara
Washington
Harry Taylor
U. S. Army
New Method Eradicates Wrinkles Like Magic
A simple tark root mixture applied to the face is claimed to smooth wrinkles and crow feet with a massage like effect. The ad says no rubbing needed, skin becomes firmer and softer, and results appear in under 15 minutes for under three cents per treatment.
Jury Secures Trial for Means and Jarnecke Prohibition Violations
New York June 17 AP reports the jury to try Gaston B Means and Elmer W Jarnecke on indictments charging violations of the prohibition law was completed today after more than 100 talesmen were examined.
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New York
Gaston B. Means
Elmer W. Jarnecke
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