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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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