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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
2
Blackfoot Legion to stage a large cast for its fourth annual rodeo and a dramatic recreation of Custer's Last Stand. Fort Hall riders and local participants join in the parade and battle with a male chorus featured and amplified sound to reach the entire arena.
Large crowds attended the opening of the Blackfoot Legion Rodeo as rain threatened. Highlights included bulldogging contests with Mexican Longhorns, bucking and roping events, and a lively parade led by the Legion Band. Judges and dignitaries praised floats from the Auxiliary and local groups.
Lorin Higgins, 17, was hospitalized after a 22 rifle he didn’t know was loaded discharged at his Groveland home. The bullet entered just below the heart, traveled through his body, and lodged in his back. An operation to remove the bullet was performed Friday morning.
On June 20 near Blackfoot a wagon collision injured Fort Hall Indians Mr. and Mrs. Billy George. Mrs. George, thrown from the wagon, struck pavement and suffered a scalp wound. she received surgical attention after being taken to Blackfoot. The vehicle was driven by Bliss Moore of Boise.
Federal Judge McNary presides as 32 Wallace defendants face closing arguments in the “rum rebel lion” case. Prosecutors say officials tolerated liquor vice and gambling, with funds fleeced into city finances while defense counsel Parsons declines to contest the charges. Judge allows the Rossi case to proceed to the jury.
Shelley residents noted visitors at the Dennam home in Idaho Falls. Miss Gladys Tucker of Twin Falls visited Mrs. Wright and plans to sail from Montreal on July 4 to tour Europe. Mrs. Oscar Nelson, daughter of Mr.
Mrs A J Mickelson hosted a birth day dinner for her husband on Thursday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Mickelson and their daughter Miriam. Dr and Mrs Egbert of Shelley, visiting, left their daughter Dorothy at the Wright home for a few weeks with Juanita Wright. Charles C McGonegal, a World War II veteran who lost his hands, has been named postmaster of Bell California and uses mechanical hands efficiently.
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