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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1929

Page

2

City Council Acts on Sidewalks and City Upgrades

City council moved toward new sidewalks and notified property owners of penalties for nonpayment. Officials authorized use of gravel from a school yard for street intersections and passed the ordinance budgets unanimously. They also approved purchasing handcuffs and a gun for police, and deferred power contract decisions until a full council session.

Blackfoot Tire and Water Oid Cid WF Bills Company Consamera Company Texas Company FE. M. Nelson EK Wubbell WE Bills Company Elmer Martin Jelning Park Street O. L. Thompson Gibson Idaho Power Company

Community Notices of Travel Visits and Family Gatherings

A list of residents and visitors from Twin Falls Jerome Kimberly and nearby towns with trips to Pocatello Lava Hot Springs and other locales. Mentions include Milton Fresham and son Gean Melvin Walker and Henry Jensen families and multiple other households and upcoming Ralph family reunion at Lava Hot Springs June 20 21. Several families plan moves and attend local meetings and funerals.

Badge Twin Falls Joe Priest Jerome John Whunsaker Kimberly Alice Hines Heath Nell Edwards Burley Betsy Declo Bigsy Vernal Isaac Thorne Ogden Jesse Stoker Roy Utah J I. May Honeyville Milton Fresham Gean H. P. Frodsham Pocatello Melvin Walker Hailey Henry Jensen John Kress Roil Kilden Antone Eliassen Hamilton Colo L A Peck George Peck Roy B. Cowman Laura Harder van Taxel Wyo Rev Cowman Joe Webb Sundey Montpelier Lyman Fort Bridger Lava Hot Springs Willis Kilden Kress John Eliasen Zina McCammon P. M. Morris Ors Stamper R. Howe Rockland Banks Wilburn Oeden J. H Byington J.O Cotant Eph Josephson Bob Canfield Agnes Canfield John Canfield Fairview

Rotary hears report as Dustin entertains locals

L B Dustin entertained Rotary Club members in Blackfoot with an engaging account of Rotary International. The group agreed to devote the next meeting to a continuation of his report. Everer Colburn, with many rodeo horses in town, was a guest, while Wooker Rich attended.

Rotary Blackfoot L B. Dustin Rotary International Evere’r Colburn Wooker Rich

Golden Jubilee Celebration in Blackfoot 1929

Blackfoot Idaho hosts a Golden Jubilee on June 20 1929 marking fifty years since railroad arrival. The day features arrival of an old time train, American Legion salute, welcomes at OSL Depot, pioneer introductions, speeches by H J Plumhof and Gen J H Peterson, a 10 30 a m parade, a 1 30 to 5 p m American Legion Rodeo, and an 8 p m band concert with fireworks The Fort Hall Trail show at the Fair Grounds concludes the program.

Blackfoot Idaho Mackay American Legion OSL E. T. Peck H. J. Plumhof S. L. Railroad Union Pacific System J. H. Peterson Fairgrounds Fair Grounds Fort Hall Trail The

Bancroft Residents Return From Trips and Visits

Rex and Fay Toolson returned from Moscow where they have been at university. Miss Marla Robinson came back from Pocatello after a term at school. Merlin and Mary Anderson of Lund visited Salt Lake City for MI A convention. Mr and Mrs Anton Higginson left for Provo to join friends and tour Bryce Canyon. Stillman visited Soda Springs while his wife stays in hospital. C F McDonald and Jesse Gooch of Burley were in Bancroft with Raymond Gooch, headed to Soda Springs for summer. The Misses Byrne and Coral Keily of Billings arrived and visited the Shanklin home for an indefinite stay with Mr and Mrs id Haskell.

Pockland Laura Garde Rockland L. Richardson Pay Damron Chuch M. E. Roy Mac Bowler American Falls Kathleen Cooper Jerry Taylor Pocatello Elmer Steman Leon Giendale Cal Stemans L. C. Reach Rockland and Clarence Hunter Davia Hunter Albion Misa Mary Price E Grain Growers’ Association East Fork Canyon Teport Pew Anderson John Hunsaker Keith Jchmeon Jaalie Anders L.C Peck Aberdeen Geo Peck Clarice Peck Jack Cox Pocetello Abe Huiaece Jom Potter Erma Jotteria Robinson Bernice Wyllis Peck Lave Mus Rovinson Blom Will Kelly Ice Ted Bancroft Rex Fay Toolson Moscow Marla Robinson Merlin Mary Anderson Lund Salt Lake City Anton Higginson Provo Jack Smythe Bryce Canyon E Stillman Soda Springs Soda Springs Hospital C. F. McDonald Jesse Gooch Burley Raymond Gooch Wilma Marriot Byrne Coral Keily Billings Montana C W Shanklin J. McDonald Garfield Utah Id Haskell McDonald

Fourth of July Grove Celebration Advertising in Topence

Mrs Jenoce Maskell of Pocatello visited relatives in Bancroft over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Stephen Kelly of Lava visited Lund with Mr and Mrs J Lundgren. Herbert Fits, a pharmacy student at Pocatello university, returned home for a visit before summer school. George Toolson returned from Salt Lake City on business. The Kelly and Topance wards announce a Fourth of July celebration in the groves at Topence. Mr and Mrs James Moore of Lane went to Salt Lake City for a visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Edward Hicks of Burney are visiting in Lund and Bancroft. Mrs Hicks was formerly Miss Nelda Moore of Lund.

Jenoce Maskell Pocatello Bancroft Stephen Kelly Lava Lund Reiting J. Lundgren Herbert Fits Pocatello University G Fita George Toolson Salt Lake City Kelly and Topance

Mysterious Slaying Baffles Park City Officers

Park City officers probe the death of Joe Caligaro a pool hall operator found with a bullet near the spine. A coroner's jury ruled he was shot to death by a person or persons unknown. Initial findings cited hemorrhage but a chin wound was later noted and the inquest followed.

Park City Utah Joe Caligaro

Couple from Idaho Married by Judge Good

Heber George Cramer of Acon and Ruby Edna Christiansen of Rigby were granted a license and married by Probate Judge J E Good on Tuesday in Blackfoot.

Blackfoot Heber George Cramer Acon Idaho Ruby Edna Christiansen Rigby J E. Good Tuesday

Boy Survives After Father Dies in Sea Sloop Incident

John Elliott 18 hours after first voyage in a new craft reached port with his father’s body aboard. James L. T. Elliott of Vienna Maryland died on the maiden trip, leaving John to endure an all day sea struggle.

Oxford

Inkom Socials Detail Visits and Local News

Inkom notes guests and family visits as Mr and Mrs Tom Smith of Blackfoot dined with Mrs Smith’s parents the Meeses. Brennons and Hargraves relatives visit Mackay and Seattle then plan YellowStom Park trip. Local residents entertain and travel to Lava Hot Springs and Pocatello. Portland Cement now runs day and night to fill daily orders.

Tribune Inkom Tom Smith Blackfoot Hargraves Clavert Trom Lava Hot Springs Howard Gardner Inkom Friends W A. Criswell Mackay Pocatello LaVane Hargraves Grace Louise Beth Brennan O'Brien I@sho Portland Cement company Experi Enon

Statue of Pair Play to mark Widener horse cemetery

Lexington reports that a statue of Pair Play, sire of Man O'War, will be the central figure in a cemetery for J. F. Widener's horses. The burial ground resides on the Elmendorf farm near the Green Hills mansion.

Lexington Pair Play J. F Widener Green Hills Widener Elmendorf

Lions Club District Governors Meet Opens Four Day Convention

In Louisville Kentucky a four day thirteenth annual Lions clubs convention opens with district governors meeting to conduct rapid fire business after welcome addresses and the international president Ben A Ruffin reports progress. Social events include a reception parade pageant Holiday On the Old Pis station and a ball as Lions arrive by special cars and trains. An unrelated note says nearly 4200 acres in Elam have been planted in rice this year.

Louisville International Association of Lions Clubs Tawny Herd Ben A. Ruffin Richmond Pis Kentucky Tennessee Snd

Tired Feet Reassured by New Pain Relief Product

A short advert describes a foot remedy called Tiz that claims to draw out toxins and acids causing pain swelling and burning. It promises relief for sore feet and even calluses and bunions. The caller can buy a box at drug or department stores for a few cents.

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