Local brief on Dan week-oor dancing event at McNichols
Tomorrow the usual Dan week-oor dancing event will be held at McNichols and morrow.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
5
Tomorrow the usual Dan week-oor dancing event will be held at McNichols and morrow.
The annual alumni hall is held at McNichols and Wrights hall tonight hosted by the Pocatello High School alumni association.
A marriage license was issued this morning to Jake J. Kamm aged 22 and Anna Alta Hlockworth aged 18, both of Pocatello.
Mexican Frank was brought from Blackfoot this morning to be examined before United States Commissioner Turner for selling liquor to an Indian.
Palm Leaf Circle No. 19 Women of Woodcraft will host a card party at the women’s hall next Friday evening. The public is invited to attend this social event.
Fragmentary OCR mentions an afternoon session at the estate office of Gray & with unspecified further details. The readable text provides no clear event or outcome to confirm.
Last evening a large swarm of misquitoes visited Pocatello marking the first of the season and described as more plentiful than ever in the Gate City, sparking local interest and relief from residents.
Theodore Swanson Jr and another Pocatello youth named Bistline return home after graduating from the state university in Moscow. They recently completed their studies and are now back in their hometown.
J A Kinney, a popular Taube Falls train conductor on the Short Line, has moved with his family to Pacello and will hereafter operate on the main line between Pocatello and Butte.
The son of D. W. Standrod, chairman of the state public utilities commission, came home last night from the university of Pennsylvania law school to spend the summer at home.
Arrangements are set for a reinforced orchestra at the west side L. D. 8 hall for a benefit ball on Tuesday June 24. Proceeds will be donated to the family of Hyrum Ke to aid their needs.
Bingham notes Mrs Smit lives in Canyon near Utah. Mr and lives at Rupert.
County Assessor L. B. Case states all widow exemptions require affidavits filed in his office by July 1 or the exemptions will be listed on the tax rolls.
T Platt Williams of Corner Pharmacy on Center Street will marry Clara Belle Irgens, formerly a local public school teacher, in Valley North Dakota. They plan to be home soon after the Fourth of July.
Mackay village board authorizes spending up to 240000 feet of concrete sidewalks and related street crossings and conduits. Plans and specifications are available at the village clerk’s office in Mackay.ADVERTISEMENT signed by L. E. Dingham village clerk.
An alarm to a late yesterday fire brought both east and west side wagons to a point near the brick yard north of town where the roof of a box car was involved.
A small fire was started by a spark from a passing locomotive and found ablaze. Laddies used a portion of the railroad company's hose to string a line from the nearest hydrant, preventing much damage.
Raymond Givens Ada county attorney passed through Pocatello en route to Blackfoot for legal business. He attended the Twin Falls commandery meeting. He is son of Dr. Givens former head of the state asylum at Blackfoot, now superintendent of the Oro Fino asylum in the northern part of the state.
Scout Master Myers reports a reorganized Boy Scouts unit in Andana with about 160 members expected and several uniform orders already placed with the New York office. The boys’ secretary confirms the group will meet in full uniform.
In Danville Indiana a fire yesterday destroyed one eighth of the business district and two houses after a visit with his son at Fort Hall. He returned home to supervise rebuilding and may head to Idaho again later this season.
Ray Pehrson, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Nels Pehrson, used a bamboo pole and bare fly to land a three pound nine ounce native trout in the Portneuf River below Center street bridge in Pocatello.
The Oregon Short Line lists special rates for excursions to Belt Lake starting July 5, with tickets on sale at Idaho points and good for return through July. Garvey at the depot and Pat are noted as sale points for the event.
J N McLaughlin assistant superintendent of the Montana division of the Short Line and L A Lehrbas a noted Short Line conductor came home from Boise after the state sportsmen association tourney. McLaughlin won the Holohan trophy. Lehrbas tied Sweeley of Twin Falls for the Statesman trophy but lost in the shootoff and was second high gun. C W Fuller of Pocatello also ranked among the high shooters.
W. F. Haygood has been promoted to assistant superintendent of the Osage Indian reservation with a handsome pay rise. A well known Fort Hall and Rosebud official, he has served as clerk and chief clerk during the past eight years and two years respectively. The Osage agency handles vast oil and natural gas business for the wealthiest tribe and individuals in the country.
Bernard Grant aged 85, a pioneer of the west, died at 10 a.m. at the home of his son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Miles Burlingham 1140 North Harrison avenue of pneumonia. His embalmed remains will be shipped to Lima for interment. He came to Pocatello fifteen years ago from Norfolk Nebraska. He fathered 14 children with six living: Mrs M A Burlingham Peter Grant Dan Grant Bert Grant John A Peat and Ed Grant. He left 15 grandchildren. He was a beloved figure in the western community.
A. A. St. John, business agent of Local No. 1258, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, announces office hours at Duggan & Trapp’s with morning 11 to 12 and afternoon 4 to 5 at Bohe’s cigar store.
The notice states the ladies ring will be moved to the party villa as per shared instruction See 96 of Mm. AL. Cook's signed by Hazel M. Bullox.
Fragmentary notice describes special round trip tickets with connections and limitations. W E Garvey is ticket agent and D E Burley is general passenger agent for further parts.
Invitation to an all day Saturday exhibition of ladies skirts dresses and coats at Eastmans Department store. A New York factory representative will present his line and offer made to measure options for exclusive items. Location 246 East enter St.
Summer care for babies and children emphasizes clean water pure milk ripe fruit and balanced meals. Constipation or diarrhoea signals trouble and a small dose of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at night can restore health. free samples offered by Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
Nathan Smith arrives from Cleveland for a stay in the city. Oakley resident P. J. Hurley visits the Crow.Thomas Mason from Santa Barbara and wife tour Pocatello. Arbon couple J. E. Keeler visit for ranch supplies. O L Davis of Salt Lake among arrivals at the Pocatello house. John Blevins and family and Joan Fisher and family from St. Anthony guests at the Monarch. Mrs E K Billington departs for a three month visit with relatives in Buffalo NY. Riley Dixon, ex county commissioner from First district, in the city from McCammon. A O Harris Willard Garr J Horsley and A L Decker of Salt Lake guests at the IW. H Philbrick stockman from American Falls in town on legal business. Jno Visser Boise architect spends time here after inspecting upper country jobs. N P Nielsen Jr cashier of the McCammon State Bank in town on business. Former Chief of Police David F Myers visiting a Blackfoot home. D E Burrell deputy game warden here en route to Salmon for several days. John McMillan from Lima looks after Lima–Butte business affairs. Mrs Noah S Pond wife of North Main Street grocer returns from Salt Lake with sister Mrs E A Anderson arriving for a few days.
Beginning Saturday June 21 at 2 p m a sale is announced for the Second Hand Store at 510 North Main with items available for bidding.
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