Civil case docket on Hodges versus Aslett trial
In district court Judge Baum heard the breach of option case of Joseph Hodges and Thomas Hodges against David Aslett with Thompson Swanston Tydeman for plaintiffs and Budge Merrill for defendant. A separate session Monday saw B Thou Morris versus White Elk Lime Company on a note collection suit with a court granted motion to change the answer and Budge Merrill for plaintiffs Booth Stevens for defendants. A jury was impaneled in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hodges
Thomas G. Hodges
David Aslett
Baum
Thompson and Swanson & Tydeman
Budge & Merrill
B. Thou. Morris
White Elk Lime Company
Booth
Stevens
Delinquent Taxes Due After June Deadline
The second installment on taxes must be paid by June 28. After this date taxes will be delinquent if not paid.
Good fishing trip by Barber and John O'Brien
Barber and John O'Brien, two spinner casters on leave, return from Medicine Lodge Creek after a day of fishing. Barber fell into the creek, spoiling fishing for hours, but the outing was otherwise enjoyable. Roads are in good shape except for a short stretch north of Fort Hall. Medicine Lodge Creek lies northwest of Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
John O'Brien
Medicine Lodge Creek
Fort Hall
Idaho Falia
Idaho Welfare Chief Visits Po Catelto in June
P L Neil commissioner of public welfare for Idaho visits Po catelto to discuss department concerns including state institutions and sanitation. He notes the Chicago convention presents a harmonious scenario expected to unite the White House and Senate, with Harding’s election seen as assured. Johnson and Borah are said to back the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Neil
Idaho
Pocatetlo
Nelll
J. K. White
Neil
Chicago
White House
Senate
Cleveland
Harding
Johnson
Borah
Delegates Chosen for Bannock County at Local Democratic Convention
Bannock county Democrats named delegates and alternates for the convention in Lewiston. The process exposed splits between old liners and new machine factions with a likely clash over national committeemen, involving Fred T. Dubois and Robert Elder. Senator Nugent is set to attend. elected delegates include Whitaker, Cummings, Chacon, Cutler, Thatcher, Havener, Low and Gosgrove with alternates Jensen, Hatch, Campbell, Burns, Larkin, Taylor, Wilson, and Lessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Pocatello
Bannock County
Fred T. Dubois
Robert Elder
Senator Nugent
Seasion
W. P. Whitaker
B. A. Cummings
Oe Chacon
A. P F. Cutler
Howard Thatcher
Secured Licenses for Local Couples in Pocatello and Victor
County clerk issued marriage licenses Saturday to Ernest Talllet of Pocatello and Eva Bridges of Pocatello and Vernal Wardle of Victor and Lacy J. Sawson of Victor. Talllet and Bridges wed at the Touraine Hotel with Justice J. A. Tupper officiating. Miss Hansen of Victor sought a license with parental consent as she is seventeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Talllet
Pocatello
Eva Bridges
Ecatello
Vernal Wardle
Victor
Lacy J. Sawson
Talllet
Miss Bridges
Justice of the ePace
J. A. Tupper
Touraine
Miss Hansen
H. J. Hansen
Deportation Detachment Passes Through Pocatello
A sleeper car connected to No. 18 carried medical aliens recently captured on the Pacific coast and ordered deported. The detainees, held under U S special agents, were concentrated at Portland before travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suk
No. 18
Pocatello
Pacific Coast
Portland
United States
Athletics Triumph Over Bancroft In Pocatello Contest
Shaffer's Athletics of Pocatello defeated Bancroft in a late afternoon game at Bancroft. Williams and Davis starred for the home team with strong battery work. The amateur outfit has been cleaning up in the baseball scene and ranks among the fastest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer
Colored Baseball Organization of
Pocatello
Bancroft
Williams
Davis
Judge B G Houde Celebrates 68th Birthday
Judge B G Houde marks his 68th birthday and says he has lived actively so as not to feel old. He predicts about 63 more years of work and community ties in the city, with continued business and many congratulations.
Boise Payette Lumber elects officers at annual meeting
Stockholders attended the regular Boise Payette Lumber company meeting in Boise Thursday for director elections and a conference on lumber industry conditions. Directors chosen were William Carson C A Barton Lyon Cobb John Weyerhaeuser S G Moon F S Bell Henry Turrish William Musser and C R Musser. Officers elected: William Carson president C A Barton vice president and general manager F H Thatcher secretary F B M Weyerhaeuser treasurer W W Bures assistant secretary and assistant general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwwiccras
Boise Payette Lumber Company
Boise
William Carson
C. A. Barton
Lyon Cobb
John Weyerhaeuser
G. Moon
Lamoreaux Family Returns From Chile and Mackay Outing
Mr and Mrs Charles Lamoreaux and their children came back from a several day outing in the Chile and Mackay areas. They report good fishing with Charley bringing home a fine assortment of speckled beauties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lamoreaux
Chile
Mackay
Charley
Smiths trim Island Park trip. five-hour drive noted
Co. D. Smith returned from the Utaida club on the north fork of the Snake River in Island Park country after a few days there. He drove down Monday afternoon in five hours. Mrs. Smith and daughter Helen will stay at the club for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. D. Smith
Utaida Club
Snake River
Island Park
Damaged Window Shipment Delays Bannock Hotel Project
A large plate glass window for the Bannock hotel, ordered nearly a year ago, arrived in Potassium and was found broken into hundreds of pieces when uncrated. The shipment had traveled for several months, delaying the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock Hotel
Pocatetupgey
Hunar Eces
Women’s Auxiliary Tag Day Nets $465 For St Anthony’s
The tag day drive held last Saturday for St Anthony’s hospital under the women’s auxiliary auspices raised 465. The auxiliary president thanks all who aided at the dinner collected funds and made donations. Many girls and young women canvassed business and city railroad offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Anthony's Hospital
St. Anthony's Hospital
Flag Day Observed in Pocatello Amid Colorful Displays
Monday's Flag Day brought widespread display of the national emblem on local buildings in Pocatello. The federal building stood out as one of the few without the national colors, an incident noted by many observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Fire destroys Ford car on South First Avenue
Fire Chief A B Canfield responded to a late afternoon fire on South First avenue. A Ford owned by Ned McCracken caught fire but was quickly extinguished with damage expected to total around 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Canfield
South First Avenue
Ned McCracken
Personal notes from Hardin and Salt Lake figures in Pocatello
C D Calhown, a well known cattleman from Hardin Montana, was operated on yesterday at a local hospital for goitre. Walter Leaf, a young man and University of Utah student, returns from Salt Lake and will spend the summer in Pocatello with relatives. J C Weezer, Salt Lake business man with property interests here, is spending several days in Pocatello. Eustace Mullen, son of Mrs J B Mullen, arrives from Philadelphia where he studies at the University of Pennsylvania and will spend the summer in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Calhown
Hardin
Montana
Goitre
Walter Leaf
Salt Lake
University of Utah
Pocatello
J.C. Weezer
Eustace Mullen
J. B. Mullen
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Mullen
Madison Senator Adams Seen In Pocatello Visit
State Senator W. Lloyd Adams of Madison County and Rexburg editor was a Pocatello visitor yesterday. He is a well known figure in Rexburg politics and local journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lloyd Adams
Madison County
Rexburg
Pocatello
Freeman Family Returns From Eastern Visit
Mr and Mrs Freeman and their children have returned from a month long visit in eastern cities. On the return trip Mrs Freeman stayed several days with relatives in Salt Lake and arrived home Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Freeman
Salt Lake
Fred Wheeler Completes Jail Term For Liquor Sale to Indians
Fred Wheeler, convicted in federal court of selling liquor to Indians, served sixty days in Bannock County Jail and paid a $100 fine. He completed the jail sentence Monday and was released from custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wheeler
Federal
Bannock Courty
Burglar Suspect Arrains Guilty Plea in Junction City
Louis Pentecost brought to Poca tello by Deputy Wren Harris on a pool hall burglary charge. He was arraigned Saturday and seeks a District Judge O R Baum trial with a plea of guilty. Accused of breaking in and stealing 16 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Plear Gdofy
Louis Pentecost
Pocatello
Wren Harris
McCammon
Junction City
O. R. Baum
Pentecost
Devereaux Mortgage Manager Attends Rexburg Ball Game
William G. Phoenix manager of Devereaux Mortgage Company in the Kane building spent Monday in Rexburg on business and attended the Indians Rexburg baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. Phoenix
Devereaux Mortgage Company
Kane Building
Rexburg
Indlans-Rexburg
Marysville Visitors Attend District Court Case
Pete Davie and his wife of Marysville arrive as witnesses in the Myers Cohan versus Hans Sorrenson water salt case. Judge O R Baum presides with Guy Hickman of Downey also present as a witness in the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Pete Davie
Myers Cohan
Hans Sorrenson
O. R. Baum
Guy Hickman
Downey
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk Office
Licenses issued to Edward C Thorne of Orda Nebraska and Fay Cleveland of Seattle Washington. Deval L Higbee of Downey Idaho and Eva Waters of Lava Hot Springs Idaho. William Darley of Rexburg Idaho and Laura Jeanette of St Anthony Idaho received a license and were married this morning by Justice E G Houde at the county building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clement Thorne
Orda, Neb
Fay Cleveland
Seattle
Wash
Deval L. Higbee
Downey
Eva Waters
Lava Hot Springs
William Darley
Rexburg
Laura Jeanette
St. Anthony
Doran Feed and Transfer Company Formed in Pocatello
Articles filed with the county clerk show the Doran Feed and Transfer company of Pocatello forming a general feed and grain business with 250 shares of 100 each, totaling 25 000. Directors are J T Doran D D Mc Coy and G W Clighty, all of Pocatello. Subscriptions listed by OBD T BR Prics GQ W Leigty J Deram and M A Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doran Feed and Transfer Company of
Pocatello
J. T. Doran
D. D. McCoy
G. W. Clighty
T. BR. Prics
W. [Leigty
J. ©. Deram
M. A. Moran
Skagens Buys Church and Bilderbeck Grocery Store
M B Skagens purchased the Church and Bilderbeck grocery on North Eighth Avenue Monday. The Skaggs company now runs three grocery and meat markets in the city, two on the east side and one on the west side. The acquired store will be remodeled and a first class line of meats added to the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church and Bilderbeck
North Eighth Avenue
M. B. Skagens
Skaggs Company
Local Doctor Appointed Public Health Service Surgeon
Dr. Thos F Mullen a prominent Kane Building physician has been named attending specialist in surgery for the U S Public Health Service in the 13th district covering southern Idaho. Soldiers under war risk insurance and federal vocational education surgery patients in this district will travel to Pocatello for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. F. Mullen
Kane Building
U. S. Public Health Service
Idaho
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Pocatello
de. Mullen
Visiting Brother from Washington Iowa Plans Park Trip
Visiting brother T. L. Brookhart of Washington Iowa stays a few weeks with his sibling Newt Brookhart. The visiting attorney intends to tour the park before returning to Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Brookhart
Washington, Ia
Newt Brookhart
Iowa
Gate City Commandery Conaffers Temple Degree Class
Gate City Commandery Knights Templar held its last summer meeting and conferred the Temple degree on a large class of candidates on Friday. No degree sessions will be held until September. The year 1920 is noted as a banner year with more knights dubbed than in the previous two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City Commandery
Knights Templar
Will Start Stadium And Mc Kay O Dowd Match Setup
Contractor E M Chandler will begin work Thursday or Friday on the stadium at Brady ball park for the Mc Kay O Dowd fight. Spug Meyers earns a prelim berth after his strong showing with Kindo. Spug likely the sole Pocatello entrant aside from McKay on the main card. Mackay fans request 20 to 25 ringside seats. 306 feet of moving picture footage will capture McKay training for statewide display. Don Carruthers A A Amusement Company facilitates film distribution to Idaho theaters. Otto Floto expected to referee the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Chandler
Brady Ball Park
McKay-O'Dowd
Spug" Meyers
Kindo
Spug
McKay
Pocatello
Mackay
Don Carruthers
Idaho
Otto Floto
Bryan to Speak in Pocatello on July 17
William Jennings Bryan, former secretary of state and longtime Democratic candidate, is slated to speak in Pocatello on July 17 under the Ellison-White Chautauqua circuit. The nonpartisan address will be free for Chautauqua ticket holders with a 75 cent fee for others plus tax. venue to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Pocatello
Bryan
Chautauqua
RE. A. Krussman
Chautauqua Company
Pecatello
Kruseman
Visiting Parents on Montana Short Line Ranch
Mrs. F. W. Rothas wife of the Montana division train master and her daughter Elizabeth are visiting Mrs. Rothas' parents for a few weeks at their ranch near Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Rothas
Montana
Short Line
Elizabeth
Convict Escapes Boise Penitentiary Inmate
A message to the sheriff reports Thomas E. Rlgers escaped from Boise penitentiary last evening. Warden W. L. Cuddy confirms escape and a description is received though escape method remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Cuddy
Boise Penitentiary
Thomas E. Rlgers
Lahey Pleads Guilty to Adultery in Bannock Court
Ralph J. Lahey waived reading of the information and pleaded guilty to adultery in district court. Judge O. R. Baum sentenced him to not more than six months in Bannock County Jail, as charged in the information by County Attorney I. E. McDougall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew
Ralph J. Lahey
I. E. McDougall
O. R. Baum
Bannock
Burbank v Fororessers Suit Over Life Policy Change
In district court Judge Baum continued the case of Harry Ray Burbank against the Women’s Catholic Order of Forresters over a $1000 life policy. Burbank alleges undue influence by Sarah Ray Myers led to a beneficiary change from him to Myers. Trial to proceed, with lawyers Peterson for the plaintiff and Lockhart and Witty for Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ray Burbank
Forresters
Burbank
Desertion charge leads to arraignment for John Martison
John Martison is held in the county jail on a wife desertion charge after being brought from Chace by Deputy Sheriff Guy Nelwoam. He is expected to be arraigned Friday. In a separate note, R H Breeley of Ft Anthony was sentenced by Judge James Irwin to one to four years in the state penitentiary for second degree burglary and was en route to Boise in custody of Traveling Guard Welker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martison
Chace
Guy Nelwoam
Jalil
R. H. Breeley
Ft. Anthony
James Irwinn
Ninth Judicial District
Boise
Welker
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk’s Office
Three couples obtained marriage licenses Wednesday at the county clerk’s office. Harold Benjamin Lindblad of Chicago and Lily Elizabeth Westrom of Pocatello. Ralph Leon Richards and Vianna Mae Porter, both of Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Clerks Office
Harold Benjamin Lindbald
Chicago
Elizabeth Weetrom
Pocatello
Ralph Leon Richards
Vianna Mae Porter
Sterling
Court notices and fines in local speeding cases
Court reports show C R Peterson fined 1% for speeding 85. KB Backsworth paid 8 for a separate offense. J Andrews arrested on intoxication charge, released on bond, failed to appear, bond forfeited. S Gillwitts appeared for speeding, fined 5 with fine suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Peterson
KB. Backsworth
Reed
J. Andrews
S. Gillwtts
Scottish Life Insurance seeks death details in Pocatello
County Clerk R E Earley received a letter from Joseph Ogilvie district manager of the Scottish Life Insurance Society Kilwinning Scotland requesting information on the death of Mrs Kate McHan or McLaughlin in Pocatello during 1910s. The insurer asks for the death certificate to pay the policy to the sister in Scotland and sent a five shilling money order as the first received in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
R. E. Earley
Joseph Ogilvie
Scottis Legal Life Insurance Society
Kilwinning
Pocatello
Kate McHan
Mclaughlin
Po- Catello
Wilsons Return Home After Dillon Wedding I Montana Trip
Mr and Mrs E B Wilson wed last Tuesday in Dillon Montana and returned to the city Friday evening planning Gate City as their future home The bride formerly Miss Rose Turk Mr Wilson works for Idaho Coal and Ice company They visited Mrs Harry Saline in Lectore Montana after the ceremony and traveled by auto from Pocatello noting good road conditions across Idaho and Montana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noneynoon
E. B. Wilson
Dillon
Montana
Gate City
Misa Rose Turk
Wilson
Idaho Coal and Ice Company
Lectore
Idaho
Lindblad Westrom wed in Chicago ceremony
Harold Benjamin Lindblad of Chicago and Lillian Elizabeth Westrom of Pocatello married Wednesday morning at the bride's mother's home 356 South Fifth avenue. Dr. R. J. Phipps performed the ceremony witnessed by a few friends. They will reside in Dunsmuir California after the wedding.
Mackay fishing trip yields favorable results for Jack David and Carl Holst
Jack David and Carl Holst returned from Mackay after several days of fishing Lost River and nearby streams. They report catching fish with flies and bring back convincing evidence of success, noting the outing was well planned by Norman and that the readings were in good shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack David
Carl Holst
Mackay
Lost River
Ike Walton
Norman
Nuto
Republicans Plan County Campaign Kickoff
Republican county central committee met at Theodore Turner’s office to discuss party matters and outline plans for the next campaign. A follow up meeting is set for June 20 at the Chamber of Commerce rooms with a Republican rally slated for the night of June 30. Chairman McCarty notes strong cooperation from committee members and others across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zet
Republican County Central Committee
Theodore Turner
Chamber of Commerce
McCarty
Visiting Friends In Oregon Then Heading Home
Mrs. G n Radford and daughter Betty of Waukegan Illinois visit Mrs. Ed Connelly. Radford, a former Pocatello resident, once had her husband work at Pocatello Gas. They will leave tomorrow for Waukegan after touring Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.n. Radford
Betty Waukegan
Ill
Ed. Connelly
Radford
Pocatello
Pocatello Gas Company
Oregon
Wawkegan
Equipment for Troop B First Idaho Cavalry Stored at High School
The equipment for Troop B of the First Idaho Cavalry is temporarily stored in the high school basement until a proper storeroom is secured. The NCO in charge says the equipment is excellent and the best issued to any unit yet. All is new. Springfield rifles will be issued to the Pocatello troop.
Idaho guard troops perform first work at encampment
Cap tain Louis Gallete announces Troop B First Idaho cavalry attending the Fi D A Russell encampment with the national guard. He reports his detachment is doing first work and having a fine time. Pecatello men train Troop A of American Falls as the guard maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gallete
First Idaho Cavalry
Electric Sign to Rise at Bannock Hotel in Idaho
The Bannock hotel plans the largest electric sign in Pocatello and southern Idaho. It measures 35 by 40 feet and weighs about five tons after purchase from Novelty Sign Company through W A Thompson. Drew Stanrod Jr returns from Los Angeles reporting improved health.
Fr iday Son Dik Died at Family Home
James Franklin two year old son of Garnett Carpenter died this morning at 439 North Garfield. The funeral will be from the residence Saturday at 2 pm with Rev HM Hamilton of the Methodist church officiating. Interment will be in Mountainview Cemetery under McHan Undertaking Company. Dr GG Sherburne returned from Mackay after several days fishing trip. fishing reported good in Mackay and Arco areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Franklin
Garnett
BK. Carpenter
North Garfield
Hamilton
Methodiet
Mountainview
McHan Undertaking Company
Wachkay
GG. & Sherburne
Mackay
Arco
Republican meeting date corrected to June 30
An error listed June 20 as the date for the Republican county central committee meeting. the correct date is June 30. The gathering will take place in the Chamber of Commerce hall in the afternoon, with a Republican rally scheduled for the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committees
Chamber of Commerce
Car Theft Reported in Vancouver For 1920 Chevrolet Touring
Information filed with the sheriff reports the theft of a 1920 Chevrolet touring car from Vancouver Washington on June 6. The vehicle bears Washington license number 67036 1826. A reward of 26 is offered for recovery with an additional 25 for arrest and conviction of the guilty party or parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Washington
Mabey Returns From Montana Business Trip
Sheriff Geo E Mabey arrives by early morning train after several days on business in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Hrontana
Sherif
Geo. E. Mabey
Points
Montana
Jury unable to reach verdict in Burbank versus Forresters case
After a night of deliberations the jury could not agree on a verdict in the life insurance dispute involving Marry Ray Burbank and the Catholic Women's Order of Forresters. Judge Baum discharged them. the case will be tried later with Mrs Burbank's sister Myers named beneficiary amid claims of undue influence. A new jury was then convened for the Pocatello Auto Company versus Holmes case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry
Ray Burbank
Pocatello Auto Company
Holmes
Marriage Licenses Issued In County Clerk Office
Alfred R. Smith and Fern R. Robbins of Deer Lodge Montana plus Jas B Mahon and Eva Farmer of Pocatello received licenses. The Mahon Farmer pair were married yesterday afternoon by Judge W A Hyde in the county building office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred R. Smith
Fern R. Robbins
Deer Lodge
Montana
Jas. B. Mahon
Eva Farmer
Pocatello
Wm. A. Hyde
Couple Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in City Court
Jim Brown and Helen Woods appeared in city police court charged with disorderly conduct and possession of liquor. Both pleaded guilty to the disorderly conduct charge and drew 26 days in the city jail. The liquor charge will be heard at tonight's session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Brown
Helen Woods
North Fourth Avenue
Sesson
Hastile
Young People's Republican Club Forms Plans in Baarneck
An executive committee meeting of the Young People's Republican Club of Baarneck County met at the Banneck hotel at noon. Plans for an active season were outlined. Al Seker was named chairman of the membership committee while ArMidon Derby and Adkisem joined the finance committee. Voters of Baarneck County, both men and women, are invited to join and mail their names to H E B Ray, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine
Young People's Republican Club
Baarneck County
Todey
Banneck Hotel
al Seker
Messrs
Armidon, Rerley
Adkisem
Banrneck County
H. E B. Ray
Construction advances on two new Pocatello schools
Work is progressing quickly on two new schools in Pocatello. Foundations are laid and brickwork started for the North Grant school and the site at South Tenth and Lewis. No construction has begun yet on the school planned between North Pocatello and Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
North Grant
South Tenth
Lewis
North Pocatello
Fairview
Engineers Elect Officers for Pocatello Club
The Pocatello section of the American Association of Engineers elected John D. Neville as president H A Hoult as vice president and K H Brunner as secretary and treasurer at its regular meeting held last Saturday evening A plan to continue monthly luncheons was approved with a tentative date for the next gathering but travel by Shriner Specials through the city disrupted arrangements and members will be notified by postal service of the final date and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineers
Pocatello Club
American Association of Engineers
John D. Neville
H. A. Hoult
K. H. Brunner
Shriner
Hall and Lund Families Leave for Northwestern Vacation
Mr and Mrs Arthur W Hall and Mr and Mrs Willard Lund with families depart Thursday by auto for Portland Seattle and other northwestern cities for a month or six weeks vacation trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Arthur W. Hall
Willard Lund
Seattle
Local Youth to Spend Summer in Detroit
Robert E. Kane, a well known local young man and Fordham University student, will not return home for the summer. He plans to spend the vacation visiting his sister, Mrs. G. K. Schaeffer, in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Robert E. Kane
Fordham University
New York City
G. K. Schaeffer
Detroit
Weather delays ninth race for America's Cup defense
Newport June 18 weather again postpones the ninth race between Resolute and the Vanitie for the chance to defend the America's Cup against Shamrock IV and Hertmonte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Resolute
Vanitie
Shamrock IV
Hertmonte
Harding stock in brewery alleged by Prohibition group
Virgil Hinshaw at Prohibition headquarters claims Senator Warren G. Harding admitted owning Ohio brewery stock two years before and later voted for the federal prohibition amendment and the Volstead Act override. The item notes political stance ambiguity and mentions a legal notice dated May 16, 1928, involving a civil suit seeking $1,076 with interest and other relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Virgil Hinshaw
Prohibition
Hinshaw
Harding
Thomas Felder
New Willard Hotel
Washington
Ohio
Nat Harris
Georgia
Governor Coolidge Responds on Alcohol Content Question
Governor Coolidge, Republican candidate for vice president, sent a letter to Virgil G. Hinshaw chairing the Prohibition committee confirming receipt of a telegram asking if he favors raising alcohol in beverages above one half of one percent. The response included a copy of his earlier veto message to the legislature against authorizing 2.75 percent beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Coolidge
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Prohibition Committee
Conductor and Milwaukee Businessmen Arrested in Ticket Theft Case
Milwaukee July 18 AP Patrick Callahan a veteran Chicago and Northwestern conductor and three Milwaukee businessmen Harry Schiewicz Harry Ukrowitzy and Benjamin Tannenbaum were arrested on charges of conspiring to defraud the government by stealing and selling tickets The case centers on avoidance of 8 percent tax on each ticket sold Callahan 60 years old has served since 1992 and runs Milwaukee to Chicago daily
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Patrick Callahan
Chicago and Northwestern
Harry Schiewicz
Harry Ukrowitzy
Benjamin Tannenbaum
United States
Callahan
Chicago
Dartmouth college bootlegger killed over whiskey dispute in Hanover
Hanover June 18 AP The death of Dartmouth College senior Henry E Maroney at the hands of junior Robert T Meads ends a quarrel over whiskey Meads kept for sale Two or three men were linked to Meads according to President Ernest M Hopkins investigations target sources of contraband liquor supplied to a small group of college men
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. M
Henry E. Maroney
Dartmouth College
Robert T. Meads
Meads
Ernest M. Hopkins
Hopkins
Operating income shows good gain for major telephone firms
Washington June 18 AP operating income for the larger telephone companies in February was 7,807,676, up 2,031,014 from the year before. Operating revenues totaled 87,360,773 and operating expenses 22,878,368. WANTED want to contract putting up several hundred tons of hay for cash Meyers Ceba and Gene Arime Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Meyers Ceha
Gene
Arime
Idaho
Notice of dissolution for Dubois Improvement Company
The Dubois Improvement Company of Idaho petitions for voluntary dissolution in the Fifth Judicial District Bannock County. Judge R M Terrell orders filing and 30 days public notice in a Bannock County newspaper. Objections due by June 26, 1920 at 10 am in Pocatello clerk's office. hearing set in court. K C Early, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois Improvement Company
State of Idaho
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Bannock County
Idaho
R. M. Terrell
Pocatello
K. C. Early
Alias Summons in Bannock County Court
In the Fifth Judicial District Idaho Stockgrowers Bank & Trust Co. of Pocatello sues Richard Iverson. Defendant must answer within twenty days of service if in district or forty days if served elsewhere. Notice and service details provided by the District Court of Idaho Bannock County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Tunicial District
State of Idaho
County of
Bannock
Stockgrowers Bank & Trust Co
Pocatello
Idaho
Plaintif
Richard Iverser
State of
Piaintiff
Eypear
Notice for Publication on Homestead Claim at Blackfeet Idaho
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Blackfeet Idaho gives notice that Cora Conway of Pocatello Idaho has filed intent to make a homestead preemption to establish a claim to lands described in section 9 township south range 384 east Boise meridian. The filing date is to be witnessed before the register and receiver on June 3 1979. Witnesses named J C Davis Lish Pool Rey Gabbert and see Williams of Pecatelie Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Land Office
Blackfeet
Idaho
Cora Conway
Pocatello
New Swik
Township
Boise Meridian
U. S. Land Office
Blackfoot
J. C. Davis
Lish Pool
Rey Gabbert
Williams
F Pecatelie
Homestead Notice of Commutation Proof Filed
Department of the Interior land office page from Blackfeet Montana lists Gimp een Jensen of Pecatelic Idaho as filing to prove up homestead claim No 688611 for Lot 4 8 9 Section 8 Township 6 South Range 86 East Beise Meridian. The hearing before Theo Turner U S commissioner Pecatelic Idaho set for June 26 1920 with witnesses C W Coffin Melvin Cook Rutten Johnson and Gunnerd Johnson all of Pecatello Idaho J T Carruth acting official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Blackfeet
Gimpeen Jensen
Pecatelic
Idaho
Renge 86
Beise Meridian
Estebtich
Theo. Turner
U. S
C. W. Coeffin
Melvin Cook
Rutten Johnson
Gunnerd Johnson
Sisi
Pecatello
J. T. Carruth
Notice to Creditors in Probate Court Bannock County Idaho
Notice to creditors and all claimants against the estate of Frank M. Cook deceased. Claims with vouchers must be filed within four months after first publication at the offices of White & Bentley Pecatello Idaho. Dated April 16, 1018. Willie Ann Staley executor with the will annexed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
State of Idaho
Freak M. Cook
Frank M. Cook
White & Bentley
Centter Street
Pecatelio
County of Bannock
Willie Ann Staley
Frank M. Coot
Bank charter certificate for Idaho Pecatelle
Official document certifies the National Bank of Idaho Pecatelle in Pecatelle Idaho as authorised to commence banking business under revised statutes. Witnessed by commissioners and dated m-30-.50e with seal affixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treacy
National Bank of
Idahe Pecatelle
Pecatelle
Bannock
State of Idaho
Benking
Unitec
Joan Serel
Ton Williams
Pardon Petition Filed for Eugene Peltdeater in Assault Case
Notice states Eugene Peltdeater convicted on the 38nd day of November 1913 for assault with a deadly weapon. He applies for a full pardon at the West regular meeting of the Board of Parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene B. Peltdeater
Par i
Divorce Proceedings Initiated in Bannock County Idaho
The District Court in Bannock County Idaho files a complaint by Helen Stark against Ralph W. Sterk seeking a divorce for failure to provide support for over a year. The notice requires the defendant to appear and answer within twenty days if served in district or forty elsewhere. The clerk signs the document on the twenty first day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suwexs
District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Bannock County
Helen Stark
Pleinti
Ralph W. Mark
State of Lake
Ralph W. Sterk
District Court
Bann
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Alifornia
Drew Stanrod, Jr
Los Angeles
Mr. Stanrod
Jos Angeles
Sury Disagreed
Early
Lillian Spongbirg
Baird & Davis
Pecatetle
Idan
Mit
T. Carruth
Register
Vwwwwers
White & Bentley, Attorneys
Pecatelle, Dake
Eugene & Poindexter
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