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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1910

Page

5

Local News Briefs From Pocatello Attachments and Events

Local items report Masons to meet at Portreaf Lodge No 18 A F and A M and a midweek public dance at McNichols Wright hall. A 250000 brick kiln completes burning, Bell Telephone pay day, a burglary arrest, a fishing trip to Rabbit Creek, fruit gifts from Yakima, and a note from State Rep John Schutt on Utah residence. Other items include a 16th birthday party, Sunday school delegates to Twin Falls, voter registration for the bond election, and travels of Mr and Mrs P J Knowles. Baseball matchups slated with Kemmerer Indians and Coal Diggers. Elks badges for Detroit reunion.

Registration urged for June 28 bond election

Voters must register by Saturday night to participate in the June 28 bond election. All prospective voters, whether previously registered or not, are required to register.

Registration Places For Bond Election

Registration places for the bond election are listed by ward. First ward Felix Van Reuth on South Third avenue. Second ward Maud Kelly at E C White Co east side office. Third ward Mrs O J Bell at South Garfield and Lewis. Fourth ward Mrs Hyrum Kay at 544 North Arthur Avenue. All voters must register before Saturday night.

Felix van Reuth South Third Avenue Maud Kelly E. C. White & Co East Side O. J. Bell South Garfield and Lewis Street Hyrum Kay North Arthur Avenue

Pocatello Notes and Upcoming Detroit Delegation

The article notes a top bar with elk head labeled Detroit 1910 and mentions Past Exalted Ruler A. J. Pierce leading a delegation to Detroit. It also lists numerous local residents visiting, staying at the Bannock, and traveling for business, banking, or events, with brief mentions of funerals and civic figures in Pocatello.

Pocatello Idaho Detroit A. J. Pierce

Couple from Delmont and American Falls wed in Trinity Church

Gustav Deneker of Delmont 8 D and Miss Katherine L Wieland of American Falls were married last evening by Rev F C Smith at Trinity Episcopal church. Deneker works with the German American Land company and Wieland is described as a charming Power City young woman. They departed on the Yellowstone special for a park tour and will reside in Delmont.

Gustav Deneker Delmont Katherine L. Wieland American Falls F. C. Smith Trinity Episcopal Church

Sagebrush Fire Near City Cemetery Delays Response

A sagebrush fire near the city cemetery called out the department in a long run yesterday afternoon. The alarm reached central station by phone while the fire team trained. Young Jones notified the driver from West Lander street, then Master Jones stopped the unit at tracks, earning praise from Chief Price and Driver Hart.

Central Station Jones Boy West Lander Street Master Jones Price Hart

Personalities in town from Sun nyside to Blackfoot

Purely Personal notes list Carl A. Davis from Sun nyside J E Omaley of Arco and Mr and Mrs L L Pence from Salt Lake visiting Pocatello names include Dr W A Wright Mrs E F Conant Barney Gesas John Quinn improving Jack Eddy J O Vanderlip M D Murray A W Stoker and baby in Portland Dr Earle D Jones fishing Big Springs Mabel Wheelock Gene White sides Spokane W B Slick Slick Brothers guests in Pocatello A A Rands Rigby H H Parkhurst Ashland Pete Derham Lilly Southwell American Falls Otto Erickson Blackfoot T S Millikin from Minidoka dam.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Portreaf Lodge No. 18 A. F A. M McNichols & Wright Hall James Patton Exchange Department Bell Telephone Company George McKingston Metropolitan Kevy Professor Ferris Professor Cross Mr. Woodhull Rabbit Creek Cross Yakima E. G. Houde Express J. W. Mallen Selah Wash Yakima Country Schutt Utah John Schutt Elwood the Tribune Gem State Bannock County Nellie Jones Marie Jones Jones South Main Street Miss Jones Eva Sell Effie Gittins First Presbyterian Church of P. J. Knowles St. Paul Chicago Knowles B. of L. E Ladies Kemmerer Indians Wyoming Tom Painter The Elks Commercial Club Short Line Colonization Department Sydney C. Thompson Lindquist City Hall Portland the Bannock C. B. Wheeler Blackfoot G. A. Roberts A. B. Richardson Pocatello Y. M. C. A D. Goranson Standburg, Mo John Johnson Boise Louis A. Bailey Los Angeles Ray R. Meads the Pacific G. C. Gray Bank of Montpelier Bankers’ Convention Idaho Falls Ernest Owen Orpheum Theatre Salt Lake J. O. Webster Fremont County Jeffer Reynolds Las Vegas J. S. Reynolds el Paso Bannock Yellowstone Park Jennie Turner Academy of Idaho Glendive Mont Ernestine Emma Christine Willard Charles ¥. Bean Billy Bean Nyssa Ranch Joe Gish George R. Duncan Billy and Ralph Hayes R. J. Hayes St. John’s Military Academy Delafield Wis Mr. Burrell Sidonia Ferguson Miller Brothers St. Anthony D. W. Standrod First National Bank W. A. Anthes Citizens’ Bank Frank Caldwell Fort Hall Seattle Fred Queen City T. M. Edwards of McCammon H. B. Kinport Hesse Hot Springs Mr. Kinport Fred T. Dubois Blackfdot United States Dubois Racity Riends H. C. McClusky Livingston Montana E. R. McClusky F. R. McClusky Bell Telephone E. A. Burrell First National Bank of Montpelier Monarch State Bankers’ Convention Geo.h. North N. Main ST Carl A. Davis Sunnyside J. E. Omaley of Arco Mrs L. L. Pence Mrs. W. H. Cleave W. A. Wright Heyburn E. F. Conant of Barney Gesas John Quinn Jack Eddy J. O. Vanderlip Standard Oil Man J. C. Frandson Moscow D. J. Murray People’ S Store Toggery A. W. Stoker Babe Earle D. Jones Big Springs Mabel Wheelock Gene Whitesides Spokane W. B. Slick Slick Brothers A. A. Rands Rigby H. H. Parkhurst Ashland Pete Derham Commercial Lilly Southwell Otto Erickson Pocatello House Millikin Minidoka Dam Orna Rexall A. L. Cook Blyth & Fargo Co Ladies’ Department Zerolene Mobil Oil Pond Bros Bell 425 Ind Alfred H. Lindquist South Main Preston Flour Blyth & Fargo Company Veoela Cook Ouwanii Jacob P. S Pete Hansen C.J. Cannon Borth's
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