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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1925

Page

2

Raft River Road Bonds Voted to Build Utah Highway

Rupert June 20 bonds totaling 60 000 were approved to build a Raft River highway from east of the Cottrel elevator through Ida Homme Malta to Bridge and Strewell connecting with Utah roads. The plan creates a complete gravel road to Salt Lake with minimal cuts fills and bridge work and state maintenance after completion.

Rupert Raft River Utah Line Cottrel Idahomme Malta Bridge Strewell Sid Utah Salt Lake A. B. Brown

City Park Becomes a Favorite Play Ground

Blackfoot June 20 The Blackfoot Hardware and Electric company sponsors a free shooting exhibition by Gus Perez at the fair grounds Saturday at 2 30 p m The public is invited Telephone operators of the Blackfoot exchange prepared dinner at the city park on electric stoves for tourists The girls enjoyed their dinner as Al Johnson and Erastus Brown impersonated by Helen Sundquist and Lydia Hutchinson entertained with jigs and songs

Blackfoot Blackfoot Hardware & Electric Company Gus Perez Fair Grounds Blackfoot Exchange al Johnson Erastus Brown Hllen Sundquist Lydia Hutchinson

East District American Legion to Send Blackfoot Band to Omaha

Members of the Eastern Idaho Legion district vote to back the Blackfoot Legion band of 36 to attend the international convention in Omaha this October. A committee led by W C Loufborrow and H Christensen will raise funds and equip the boys to showcase Idaho products and win a stronger presence for the state.

Blackfoot Post Tribune Omaha American Legion Idaho Blackfoot Blackfoot Legion Kansas Iowa Legion Hors W. C. Loufborrow American Falls H. Christensen Nowney Aod

Fifty Years Wed In Happiness Marked By Big Celebration

Fifty years of marriage for Mr. and Mrs Richard Allen known as Aunt Peggy and Uncle Dick celebrated at Stone Idaho Amusement Hall on June 16. A large crowd attended from across the region for dancing, a wedding march, and a reception with a formal program, as pale festoons, crepe paper, and white silk attire highlighted the event.

Richard Allen Peggy Uncle Dick Amusement Hall Stone Idaho Stone Amusement Hall

McCammon Social Roundup Reports A Bustling Week

McCammon residents and visitors attended dances, business visits, and scenic trips. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. Gittens, Dr. Jenkins, and Bishop Howell among many others. Calvin Oregon contract awarded for Lava Hot Springs cement walk progresses. Mrs. Lu Carlyle returns from Smithfield and Salt Lake City.

Bancroft social notes and reunion attendance

Mr and Mrs A C Smith Herman Smith Guenne Smith and Mrs Wanda Alder spent the weekend at Bear Lake. The Smith reunion was held with Charles F McDonald of Ashton visiting with his family and returning Friday with Mrs McDonald and Virginia who will visit for several days. Mr and Mrs Hyrum Toolson and daughter Ruth of Border visited Bancroft and with George Toolson and family. Bancroft Girls Sewing club met at Mrs Fred Corbett ranch home with leaders L B Taylor and Miss Mildred Anthes present and refreshments served after. Mrs Al Denton and daughter Innah returned to Kemmerer after a short visit. Mrs Thomas Phelps and Mrs T Brickley attended to business in Pocatello. Miss Larine Richards of Malad visited Mrs W Y Higginson and family. Miss Geraldine Edgartine of Pocatello arrived for a visit with Mrs B P Thorpe before going on. Mrs Evan Gunnell returned to Alexander after a short visit with her parents Mr and Mrs John Kynaston.

Downey Prathiln Wolly Eileen Wells Forntello George Ultteng Pocatello Howard Gittens T. M. Edwards Melancthon Margaret Ruth Emma Halford Pearl Hate The Tech R. T. Hale Howard Hale Burley McCammon Hale Anaconda Copper Mining Company Edwards Butte Casper Wye Calvin Oregon Lava Hot Springs Bancroft A. C. Smith Herman Smith Guenne Smith Wanda Alder Bear Lake Smith Charles F. McDonald Ashton McDonald Virginia Hyrum Toolson Border George Toolson Bancroft Girl's Sewing Club Fred Corbett L. B. Taylor Mildred Anthes Mra. Corbett al Denton Nnah Kemmerer Thomas Phelps T. ¥. Brickley Harold Larine Richards Malad R, and Mra W. Y. Higginson and Family. Miss Geraldine Edgartine B. P. Thorpe Evan Gunnell Alexander John Kynaston

Lawyers to Meet in Boise for State Bar Assembly

Boise hosts the initial gathering of the Wa i State Bar since its creation by the 1023 act. The meeting in Boise on June 20 addresses the future of the profession statewide and opens at 4 p m with a division of the bar discussing vital issues facing lawyers.

Boise Wa “i State Bar Bolee Federal Artroom

Famous Idaho Gold Hill Mine Sold to Utah Firm

On June 18 the Utah Majestic Mines company of Salt Lake City acquired the Gold Hill and Iowa mines at Quartzburg Idaho. Gold Hill, discovered in 1863, has produced about eight million dollars and is the state’s largest gold mine. The new owners plan to sink the shaft deeper and bring the mine to producing status before year end.

Utah Majestic Mines Company Utah Parks City Big Cottonwood Gold Hill Iowa Quartzburg Idaho Gold Hill & Iowa Mines Co Wstabrooks Idaho City California Lesgesa Eli Felt Building Saltlake City

Local visitors and health bath seekers descend on Lava Hot Springs

Lava Hot Springs residents and visitors include Mrs. W. W. Paterson of Rock Springs Wyoming Mrs. Harry Baker and sons from Green River Wyoming and Miss Verna Boyce among others. Several visitors travel to nearby towns for shopping visits and ailments while locals take mineral baths and await family health updates.

Moon Kills Shiner Bolse In Lewiston Jail

Nez Perce county jail inmate in Lewiston died in his cell Thursday night authorities say the death was caused by drinking moonshine whiskey he allegedly manufactured himself. Bolse's home was Grangeville.

Moon Shiner Bolse Ed. Wiggins Nez Perce Lewiston Grangeville

Husband shoots at wife's visitor in Weiser

Fred Morrison, 28, was shot by A. T. Pennington, a Weiser farmer, after Pennington found Morrison with his wife in their bedroom. Morrison died 16 minutes after the shotgun blast. Pennington surrendered to the sheriff and faced no charges yet as the coroner reviewed the case.

Blackfoot Shuffles Officials and Visitors Report

U S Commissioner T Salt of Howe Idaho visited the Blackfoot land office Friday noting records of lands near Howe could be accessed easily. Senator E T Sutcliffe of Butts county also called on Blackfoot. J C Murray of Arco transacted business and returned home. J Boyle departed for Salt Lake City to bring back a new car. Stanley Parkinson returned to Salt Lake City after visiting his parents. Judge Ralph W Adair and officials left to Salmon accompanied by Earl H Weaver and F C Cowen. Mrs A D Quantrell underwent an operation at Mayo Brothers hospital Rochester Minnesota following examination there.

U. S T. Salt Howe Idaho U. S. Land Office J. C. Murray Arco Blackfoot J. Boyle Salt Lake City Stanley Parkinson F. C. Parkinson Ralph W. Adair Earl H. Weaver F. C. Cowen Salmon

Idaho Law Graduates Face Tough Bar Exam

Darwin Thomas among 12 students in the University of Idaho law class who passed the difficult examination before the state law commission. The exam, prepared by veteran practitioners, is reputedly so hard that a majority of the state’s lawyers might fail to answer many questions satisfactorily.

University of Idaho Darwin Thomas Commission of Law

Pythian Sisters and Knights Close Meet in Grangeville

Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters wrapped up their annual convention with two hundred members present at the opening and another hundred for the D O K K ceremony. Grangeville was chosen as the 1926 convention site amid resolutions praising the Idaho Anti Tuberculosis Association and Boise area agencies. A separate note mentions a special tax proposal on vacant building lots in Madrid Spain.

Bolls Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters Grangeville Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis Association Boise Madrid Spain

Coles Buys Friedel Interest in Lincoln Bakery

R H Coles has purchased all interest of Carl G Friedel in the Lincoln Bakery business. Coles becomes sole owner and will operate under the Lincoln Bakery name. He will handle all collections and pay all accounts. Friedel's address appears as at 15 to 29 ine.

R. H. Coles Carl G. Friedel Lincoln Bakery RH. Coles Ine

Monkey Business in Potatello Education Conflict

The state board of education and Potatello city face a heated dispute as growth invites opposition from skeptics. The author predicts friction from powerful firms like Tiffany's and Sears Roebuck reacting to mail order competition.

State Board of Education Potatello Tiffany’s New York Sears Roebuck Chicago Pocatello

Body of World War Arrives At Blackfoot

A flag draped casket bearing Marl Williams who died June 14 in a Tacoma hospital was brought to Blackfoot Friday afternoon. The remains were moved to the Brown Eldredge parlors for funeral arrangements.

Blackfoot Marl Williams U. S Tacoma Washington

Death of War Veteran Baffles North Blae Residents

Derraged leaves a mother Sarah Ei Williams and five brothers and three sisters to mourn his loss. Willisung, born in Blae, was 20 years old and spent most of his life here. He served with cred in the World War and his death is believed to be indirectly caused by gas exposure.

Derraged Sarah Ei. Williams Bar Willisung Blae Foot Lear Cred J

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