Local Briefs and Social Notices From Area
Adjourned city council meeting planned for this evening. Lady Maccabees to hold regular session with initiatory work. John Griffith returns from Chesterfield after a week visiting friends. Dustin Farnum in Soldiers of Fortune at Princess theatre tonight. Mrs F W Rothas and daughter visiting Lima Montana for several days. Mrs V A Maio and daughter Hazel depart for Salt Lake visit, two weeks. Judge Alfred Budge leaves for Malad to start district court term. Pocatello leads in sports with wins at Ogden American Falls and trap shoot. Miss Julia Wheaton to spend summer vacation in Scranton PA. R J Logan makes a brief stop in city on way from Detrick to Chesterfield for summer work. Congregational Ladies Circle to host social and tea in church parlors Wednesday 2:30 to 6 pm. Academy quintette returns from weeklong state tour, W W Leek acting manager back in city.
Soldier Home Event and Local Notices
His home in Soldier where he will spend the rest of the summer. Dorrien went to Idaho Falls yesterday to join the Idaho Falls team as catcher. Mrs. Bassett leaves for an eastern tour with Niagara Falls and St Paul on the return. Dr. Pool returns from vacation via San Francisco Seattle Bellingham. Funeral for Mrs Martha Gates held at East Side Catholic church. New Eagle Hall management by William Watson and E M Mann with weekly dances. Local fishing parties report mixed success with plans to try Big Springs and Yellowstone.
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Soldier
Carleton Dorrien
Idaho Falls
Dorrien
Niagara
R. G. Bassett
Pennsylvania
New York
Niagara Falls
St. Paul
Martha Gates
East Side Catholic Church
Mountainview
Wallace & Wann
Big Springs
Yellowstone
Homecomings Highlight City Notes From St Louis and Weiser
Home from East Palmer Rogers F I Rogers returns from the Washington School of Architecture in St Louis to the city as a former high school student. Looking Good notes Probation Officer Hurlburt back from Grace after department affairs. rains boost western county agriculture. Home from Weiser C H Pixley past chancellor of Catocallo Lodge Knights of Pythias returns from the grand lodge meeting at Weiser with about 250 delegates. next session planned for Lewiston.
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Palmer Rogers
F. 8. Rogers
St. Louis
Washington School of Architecture
Rogers
Hurlburt
Grace
Weiser
C. H. Pixley
Pocatello Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Lewiston
Ed Stokes and Ora Fickle Head to Butte in Buick
Ed Stokes departed yesterday afternoon for Butte in his large Buick, accompanied by Ora Fickle. The pair expect to remain there through the fall as roads are reported in reasonably good condition for the trip.
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Butte
Ed Stokes
Ora Fickle
Notable Idaho Pioneer Visits Gate City
May Relocate F G Brown, longtime Pocatello resident and early citizen, visits the Gate City. Former locomotive engineer now carpenter by trade contemplates settling in Pocatello before continuing toward his holding in Teton Basin.
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F. G. Brown
Pocatello
Gate City
Brown
Idaho
Ogden
Teton Basin
Movieland stars light up Pocatello venues this week
Dorothy Gish stars in The Mountain Rat at the Orpheum with Mable Normand in a Keystone comedy The Trunk Mystery at the Olympic. Lost a Pair of Shoes and a newsreel complete the bill with Wallie Van Lillian Walker Flora Finch in a Vitagraph comedy midweek. Congressional and state races draw attention as candidates tour the state. Deputy Sheriff Lish travels to Meammon for burial of Greek drowned near McCammon. body deemed non‑shippable.
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Dorothy Gish
Sandy
Henry Walthal
Orpheum
Mable Normand
Wallie van
Lillian Walker
Flora Finch
Vitagraph
Dell. Lish
Ammon
Serepion Esayion
McCammon
Wallace & Wann
Entertaining Sunday Visitors and Local Court Fines Detailed
Miss Sarah Price hosted a four course dinner at 1405 N Garfield with Miss Price and Guile providing music. Miss Celestine West and Marie Deers visited en route to Cohassett YWCA convention reporting back next year. Local court imposed four five dollar bicycle sidewalk fines and one for vagrancy. Drinks fines totaled ten dollars, two couples fined twenty five dollars each for lingering after a dance. McCammon Scribe editor Whit Ney visited noting a prosperous junction town.
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Sarah Price
N. Garfield
Miss Price
Ee Eee Ne Pas
Salthe Fs
McCammon Boys Lead In Breezy Pocatello Shoot
McCammon sent three shooters to a day of windy competition against Pocatello as Blackfoot missed action. Despite a west wind and wobbling guns the field posted strong scores with Wilson for McCammon and Sumner for Pocatello as top individual shooters. The 100 birds tally ended with exceptional results given the conditions.
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McCammon
Blackfoot
Boise
Wilson
Sumner
Pocatello
Lily Bow Trim for Velvet Hats How to Tie a Lily Bow
A guide to making lil y bow hat trim from sash ribbons. It shows knotting five half yard strands, wiring them to form a puffed crown, then shaping leaflike forms into pearly petals. The method stresses practice with wired ribbon before attempting velvet versions.
How to Make a Hat Pad
A flat scented sachet pad is tacked inside a hat lining to perfume the hair. Use a square of silk sewn to the crown interior for one side, or make a separate pad that can be moved between hats by placing it between the lining and crown.
How to Make Thin Hands Plump
Soak hands each night in warm oil then wear gloves to bed. Use the oil for several nights in succession. Snip holes in gloves to allow contact. A lather from oily soap left on cleansed hands softens and whitens them.
Local area faces predicted unprecedented crop falls
The report warns that conditions during the season point to an unprecedented crop collapse in the region. Farmers anticipate significant losses affecting local economies and food supply.
The Cocoanut Palm Its Uses and Lifespan Across Tropics
The cocoanut palm native to the tropics provides food medicine utensils and building materials and yields the greatest variety of palm products. It begins to bear at 5 6 years near coast and can bear 80 100 years with vigor highest in 25 45 years. Tennant notes it can build and load a ship and cites a Ceylon court claim.
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Tropics
United States
Tennant
Ceylon
Rio Grande
Morning Dawn as Start of Life and Kind Deeds
A quotation attributed to Ruskin urges treating each dawn as a fresh life start and each sunset as a chance to leave a record of kindness. It frames daily acts as lasting contributions to others and personal growth.
Auto Sight Seeing Car Schedule
Evening service every Sunday and holidays. Capacity twenty five passengers. Will travel anywhere. Call Clem Ash at Bell 167.
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Clem Ash
Bell
Portland Market Report Shows Mixed Week Prices
Portland market receipts for the week totaled cattle 16511 calves 71 hogs 2432 sheep 8004. Cattle prices remained steady to firm with good grass steers $7.25 to $7.50 and light hay stock $7.75. Hog market stayed strong with top around $8.10 and most trades near $8.05 to $8.10. Sheep demand remained brisk for fat mutton and lambs with yearlings $4.75 to $5.00 and lambs around $6.00, though buyers sought more.
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Portland
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Dustin Farnum
Princess Theatre
F. W. Rothas
Lima
Montana
Zion
Malad
Alfred Budge
General Sports
American Falls
Julia Wheaton
The
Academy
Scranton
R. J. Logan
Detrick
Congregational Church
Quintette
W. W. Leek
Eagle Dance Hall
William Watson
E. M. Mann
Olympic Theatre
W. A. Worrell
Cecil
Edythe Stoker
East
Chicago
Nebraska
Denver
Thomas W. Kerl
Kerl
Burton L. French
John W. Eagleson
Paul Roberts
West Clark Street
North Main Street
Roberts
Celestine West
Marie Deers
Cohassett
Academy Organization
Whitney
McCammon News
Wilson Pooh
Sumner Core Esos
Bean Coo
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Aee
Pan Bs
Jers Oliver Ppo
Lowrie Hee
Ee Wells See
Sherburn
Wilson Ee
Sumner Cee Eee
Fitzgerald Ee
Cee Eee
Lily
Pogatello
Daily Thought
Theo. Turner, Pres
Mgr
J. W. Carr
Bannoce
Deposit & Trust CO
Center St
Acceltans Abstracts
Portland Market
Tribune
McNichols & Wright Hall
Ind
West Center Street
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