First Ward Primary Baby Show And Clinic
The First Ward Primary announces a baby show and clinic on Friday June 23 at 12 in the First Ward chapel. Children up to two years enter to win prizes with blue ribbons for the healthiest baby under six months and for the healthiest and most perfect child from six months to one year. Dr. D C McDougall is examining physician and judge with two nurses Mrs. George Givens and Miss Lodema Jensen assisting. The home-coming circus at 2 PM will feature prize winning babies among the attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. McDougall
George Givens
Lodema Jensen
Monte Carlo Club Hosts Afternoon of Cards and Tea
Monte Carlo club members gathered for a pleasant afternoon of cards and tea at Mrs. Carl Valentine’s home on South Seventh Avenue with guests including Mrs. B. W. Davis and several listed members. Edith Wright led the scores in the day’s play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Carl Valentine
South Seventh Avenue
B. W. Davis
William N. McCarty
A. B. Canfield
Margaret Gilmore
F. A. Burton
Edith Wright
Gillmore
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Luncheon at Ross Park
The Ladies aid of the Presbyterian church holds a 1:30 P M covered dish luncheon at Ross park on Wednesday. Members should bring sandwiches a covered dish and eating implements. Mrs Mary Norby chairs refreshments and Mrs F G Buckingham handles transportation. Regular business meeting in the afternoon.
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Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyterian Church
Ross Park
Mary Norby
F. G. Buckingham
Mrs Lavery and Mrs Kimball Host Garden Bridge Night
Mrs A J Lavery and Mrs Grant Kimball hosted a dinner and bridge at Mrs Laverys South Hayes avenue home Monday evening. Guests included Mrs Leslie Davis Mrs James Iverson Mrs Harvey Dice Jr Mrs James Meilstrup Mrs Leon Burgon and Mrs D G Purser with the hostesses. Mrs Dice won the game and Mrs Lavery placed second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lavery
Grant Kimball
Visitors From Seattle Begin Vacation Stay
Mr and Mrs Edwin E Byer host Mrs Byers sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Allen K Jensen of Seattle who arrived Sunday They will depart soon for Denver to make their home Also John McDonald son of Mr and Mrs William P McDonald returned home Sunday from Spokane Wash where he attended Gonzaga University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F. W. Rothas
Vernon E. Mitchell
Evanston
Mitchell
Carolyn
Pocatello
P. G. Stahl
Leona, Walter and
Chester
Boise
Donald Allen
Minnesota
Edwin E. Byer
Byer
Allen K. Jensen
Seattle
Denver
John McDonald
William P. McDonald
Spokane
Wash
Gonzaga University
Bannock County Delegation Faces Retirement After Session
The Hon. B. W. Henderson, senator, and the Hon. Orval E. Hendricks, D. C. Ray and A. Y. Satterfield, representatives, are part of Bannock county's delegation to the Idaho special session. Retirement from politics is predicted.
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B. W. Henderson
Orval E. Hendricks
D. C. Ray
A. Y. Satterfield
Bannock County
Idaho
Idaho Governor faces beer legalization debate in special session
The Idaho governor contends the public is excited about beer legalization amid a political clash over 3.2 percent beer. Critics argue revenue losses and manipulation threaten state finances while laboring with partisanship in Boise. Poems reflect summer weariness from Aileen Clark.
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C. Ben Ross
Idaho
Annie
Boise
Congress
Washington
Stratton
Lemhi County
King Solomon the turtle returns home after 30 years
J K Jensen of Crockett California welcomes King Solomon a pet turtle who vanished in 1899 and reappeared in spring 1929 bearing J K J 1897 on his back proving his identity. Lefty Wilson pitched 17 innings of no hit no run ball in a 1931 Eagle Grove doubleheader ending in a 4 3 loss and a 0-0 tie. Tomorrow: Boiling eggs in ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon
J. K. Jensen
Crocket
Calif
Jensens
J. K. J. 1897
Lefty Wilson
Eage Grove Demons
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Wilson
Justices Garvin Kinney Add Jail to Speeding Fines
Justices Martin Garvin and Jerry Kinney announce new policy to add jail time to speeding and reckless driving fines. The change expands penalties beyond monetary fines.
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Martin Garvin
Jerry Kinney
Road safety note targets careless highway drivers
A public warning urges stricter behavior on the road to curb reckless driving and protect pedestrians. The statement emphasizes that disciplined conduct can reduce accidents and save lives on busy thoroughfares.
Transient Suffers Amputation of Leg in Yard Accident
Leo Weland a 43 year old Great Falls Montana resident underwent left leg amputation at General hospital after his limb was crushed when he stumbled from a moving box car in local yards. Found by train crew he was en route from Hollywood to Great Falls and is expected to recover despite shock and blood loss.
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Leo, Weland
Great Falls
Montana
General Hospital
Hollywood
Weland
Minnie Rasmason
Show House Reopens After Capitol Renovation
The Capitol theatre will reopen at 1 p m Saturday after a thorough renovation directed by Paul Scates manager of Fox venues. A long term lease from Henry O Leary replaces the expiring N B Grossman lease. Seating drops from 470 to 420 and air cooling sound upgrades are added.
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Capitol Theatre
Paul Scates
Fox Orpheum
Fox Strand Theatres
Henry O'Leary
N. B. Grossman
Scates
Grossman
Rialto
Strand Theatre
Proposing and Toast Etiquette at Social Events
A reader asks whether a woman may toast others and whether the honored guest should speak. The answer notes that a hostess may toast when men are present or not, and the guest often speaks or may offer a second toast. It also covers wedding toasts and whether to send personal notes alongside formal invitations.
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Tommy Coffin
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ross
China
Mrs. Post
Former hat check girl marries English lord in Reno
English lord Christian Arthur Wellesley weds a former hat check girl in Reno Nevada on June 20. The ceremony linked a world traveler with a modest American background, drawing attention to a high society match amid local observers.
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Reno, Nev
Christian Arthur Wellesley
Fourth Earl of Cowley and Mary Himes Divorce in Reno
Fourth Earl of Cowley known as Arthur Wellesley wed Mary Elsie Himes a road house hat check girl. He filed for divorce from May Pickard in New York and obtained a decree last Saturday. The 26 year old Lady Cowley recently divorced Joseph T. Himes of San Francisco and the couple plan to live in Reno.
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Earl of Cowley
Mary Elsie Himes
Reno
Lord Cowley
Arthur Wellesley
Lady Cowley
May Pickard
New York
Joseph T. Himes
San Francisco
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Nelson Howard
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Garrett’s Transfer Storage Co
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Solomman
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
John Hix
U. 5
Show House
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Taste Today
Entity Post
Ballantine
Ting
America
Tribune-Journal
Joan Marsh
Lux
Lux Toilet
Wilhelmina Wagner
Chattanooga, Tenn
Pocatello Electric Supply CO
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