Business Women Meet in Moscow for State Convention
Blackfoot report from June 19 notes 16 clubs in Idaho state B and FP W clubs represented at Moscow convention. Miss Mary Newell and Miss Adelaide Writehacd key speakers. Delegates toured university venues, attended a banquet at Ridenbaugh hall with about 100 guests from Spokane Colfax Pullman and Moscow. Next meeting location to be chosen by eight directors with possible sites in southeastern Idaho.
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Blackfoot
Grace Faulkner
Blackfoot B
FP. W
Moscow
Mary Newell
Coldwell
Adelaide Writehacd
Chamber of Commerce
University
Ridenbaugh Hall
Spokane
Colfax
Pullman
Moscow Club
Moscow Chamber of Commerce
Moscow B
P. W
Carrie Jones
Minneapolis
Dis
Vocatello and
Gooding
Idaho
Pocatello
Osteopaths Visit Lava Hot Springs During Convention Week
A large group of osteopaths and spouses attending a convention in Pocatello traveled to Lava Hot Springs on Tuesday. They enjoyed swimming in the auditorium pool and a picnic dinner hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Bodmer at the state park. The gathering included many doctors and their companions from Boise Idaho Falls Payette Caldwell Rupert and other nearby communities.
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Tribune
Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello
G. A. Rupperlee
Idaho Falls
Jennie Gardner
Carrie Preeman
Boise
Arthur Becker
Kirksville
R. Meedith
Nampa
H. B. Catron
Payette
Karl Warner
Caldwell
L. Whit
Star Valley
Dave Wills and Sons
West Yellowstone
Williama’ A
George Bower
George Heap
Riverside
Bred Campbell
M. J. Ika
Paul Lynn
Malad Notes Free Dental Visit And Socials
June news from Malad reports Joseph Davis accompanied by his father traveled to Balt Lake for tonsil removal. Local social life includes a mah Jongg luncheon hosted by Mrs. Julia Covert with Miss Constance Christensen and Mrs. Frank Stayner performing, plus visitors from Los Angeles and Rupert.
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Joseph Davis
Balt Lake
A. L. Bailaine
Arbon
Moses Christensen
Julia Covert
Constance Christensen
S’rank Stayner
Mah Jongg
Cora Fisher
W. Hendricks
Los Angeles
Dell Potter
Maggie Potter
Rupert
Dr. White
Clarence Goodsell
Mackay
Opal Stoh
Brigham City
Oscar Richardson
Bancroft Weekend Social and Visit Notes
The column reports local residents traveling by automobile to Alberta for the summer visit and lists others visiting relatives in Blackfoot Stockton Pocatello Meadowville and Boise. It notes relief society activities and a hospital patient in Pocatello with expected home later this week.
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Bancroft
Alex Harria
Alberta
Canada
Ezra Cornelison
Frank Bowers
Downey
John Argyle
Blackfoot
American Falls Social Roundup Sees Local Moves and Visitors
A steady stream of residents traveled through American Falls and surrounding areas. Mr and Mrs Wait Davis plus son Floyd left for Emela Washington to establish residence. Mrs Hattie Kidd of Pocatello visited relatives then headed to Smithfield Utah. Families from Rockland Salt Lake City Pocatello and Boise stopped by, while several locals hosted visitors and took short trips to Burley Bonanza Bar and elsewhere.
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American Falls
Wait Davis
Floyd
Emela
Wash
Hattie Kidd
Pocatello
Misa Stebecca Pilgrim
Smithfield
Uich
George Vock
American Fall
Lockland
Glen
Jack
Roy Robinson
Rockland
A. C. Sullivan
Salt Lake City
J. W.T. Hays
Idaho Falla
W. T. Oliver
Boise
M. A. Wortman
Will Oliver
Burley
P. O. Sheer
Helen
Everett, Wash
Twin Falls
Geo. Angelley
N. P. Nielson
Bonanza Bar
A. H. Nielson
Ephraim Ralpha
Landing
Bert Schrimscher
Roy
Mra. R
Stringfellow
St. Margaret's School of
Clark Declines Responsibility for Wife's Debts
A dated declaration states that T will not be responsible for all debts incurred by his wife, Mrs Mn B M Clark, from the specified date. The document names BE. M. Clark and sets a liability boundary moving forward from the date.
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M. Clark
BE. M. Clark
Education session report from Grace Faulkner
Blackfoot June 19. County Superintendent Mrs Grace Faulkner returns from Coeur d Alene Idaho where she attended the convention of county superintendents and represented the Blackfoot BR and P W club at the Moscow state convention. She notes a busy profitable gathering with committees named to study summer investigations and fall reports.
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Blackfoot
Grace Faulkner
North Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Blackfoot BR
P. W. Club
Moscow
Russum
Faulkner
Coeur dAlene
University of Idaho to host San Carlo Grand Opera company
Announcement at University of Idaho Moscow outlines next year artist course lineup. San Carlo grand opera company of New York will headline in January with 75 members including stars. Reinald Werrenrath, leading baritone, joins Western tour with Idaho among first to sign. A third act is yet to be set.
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San Carlo Grand Opera Company
New York
E. J0. Banga
Reinald Werrenrath
Werrewrath
University of Idaho
Seout
Low Water Promises Snake River Gold Prospecting
Baker Oregon June 19 Old time prospectors report a predicted record low water mark on the Snake river this summer. They expect renewed placer mining as variously sized gold grains and coarser metal surface with drought conditions. Past diving suit and dynamite attempts were abandoned.
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Baker, Ore
Snake River
No Fishing License Violation Fined in Wolverine Case
Blackfoot June 19 Lew Robbins filed a complaint against D C Clark of Shetley who pleaded guilty to fishing in Wolverine without a license and was fined 25 dollars plus costs yesterday. Tribune Want Ads for Results.
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Blackfoot
Lew Robbins
D. C. Clark
Shetley
Funeral Services for Malad Pioneer Held
Funeral services for James Jardine, 77, were held at the Cherry Creek meeting house Tuesday afternoon with Bishop W A Smith presiding. An opening prayer was offered by Ralph J. Hard as local attendees gathered, followed by musical selections by a quartet led by Prof. M. Powell.
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Tribune
James Jardine
Cherry Creek Meeting House
W. A. Smith
Ralph J. Hard
Margaret Edwards Jones
M. Powell
D. J. Reynolds
R. B. Davis
A. R. Castleton
Longtime Malad Resident Dies After Illness
Saturday night death of a Malad valley resident at his daughter's home Mrs. M A Lovey follows a long illness due to old age. Born in Manchester England in 1847 he drove oxen across the plains and married Susanna Dudley in Willard Utah in 1872. He lived in Malad valley the last forty seven years and is survived by eight children living in Fish Trap Mont Jackson Mont St John Idaho and Malad.
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M. A. Lovey
Jardine
Manchester
England
Susanna Dudley
Willard
Utah
Malad Valley
Rebecca Paddock
Mont
Mattle Paddock
Fish Trap
Senator Gooding Endorses Idaho War Memorial Plan
Moscow reports United States Booster Frank R. Gooding endorses the Idaho war memorial project. He supports erecting a memorial on the University of Idaho campus in the form of an armory and gymnasium to honor veterans of the Spanish American and World wars.
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Moscow
Idaho
United States
Frank R. Gooding
Paul Davis
University Idaho
Bills Hansen Marriage Ties Blackfoot Couple in Idaho Trip
Hyrum N. Bills and Miss Elva Hansen, both of Blackfoot, were married in Idaho Falls on Wednesday. The couple then drove a Yambipe trip through Bear Lake canyon to Logan and back to Blackfoot, planning to be away about two weeks before making Blackfoot home. Mr. Bills is connected with the Bills garage in Blackfoot.
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Blackfoot
Hyrum N. Bills
Elva Hansen
Idaho Falla
Tie
Kellogg's Bran Reverses Constipation in Reader Letter
Skeptical reader Mr Carter reports dramatic relief from chronic constipation after trying Kellogg's Bran. He describes initial health issues, then normality within three days, and praises the product for gentle, natural action. The letter asserts permanent relief, with usage guidance and pricing promises. Kellogg's Bran is advertised as a dietary remedy made in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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Mr. Carter
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Aunt Charl Evans Dies After Long Life in Malad Valley
Mrs. Charlotte Evans age seventy known as Aunt Charl to Malad Valley residents died at her home Monday. A longtime restaurateur in Malad, born in Wales in 1864, she came to America in 1861 and to Malad in 1869. She married David Evans in 1840 and is survived by her husband two sons David P. and William E a brother Thomas Parry and two sisters Harriet Anderson of Ogden and Eliza Creeland of Leadore Funeral services will be held at the grave tabernacle Thursday afternoon.
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Tribune
Malad
Charlotte Evans
Charl
Malad Valley
Band Dance Friday at the Dance Palace
The town C recorder notes a Friday band dance at the Dance Palace located at 420. Residents are invited to enjoy live music and socialize.
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Dance Palace
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Mgr
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Pocatello Auto Co
Garrett Transfer
Senator Gooding
Bills-Hansen
L. T. Carter
Nineteenth St
Brooklyn, N. Y
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Field Typewriter Exchange
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