Local Briefs Highlight Paper Serving and Licenses
Deputy Sheriff ester Bishop left for Lava to serve civil papers for the sheriff's office. C. H. Thurman Hamer and Lylda Lesley of Beaverton were granted a marriage license by the county clerk. Trinity church Ladies Guild meets Tuesday afternoon at the home of von W. E. Trapp on East Center street. A single souse was arrested last night and kept in jail to sober up before police judge proceedings.
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Ester Bishop
Lava
Sheriff's Office
C. H. Thurman
Hamer
Lylda Lesley
Beaverton
Ladies’ Guild
Ladies’ Guild of
Trinity Church
von W. E. Trapp
East Center Street
Masons Meeting Portneuf Lodge to Confer Degree
Portneuf lodge No. 18 A F and A M plans a regular meeting tomorrow evening to confer the M M degree on one candidate. Lunch and speaker to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Portneuf Lodge No. 18
A. F
A. M
Tomorrow City Council to Meet on Budget I tems
The adjourned city council meeting will be held tomorrow night. The principal matter is the appropriation and the formation of the expense budget for the next fiscal year.
Dunn Cheerful at County Jail As Murder Charge Quoted
Dunn, charged with killing S. Smith, appeared in good spirits at the county jail this morning and spoke openly about the crime. No new developments emerged through the night or today.
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Dunn
Fd Dunn
S. Smith
McCammon Road Work Underway With Survey Team
Fred Turner left yesterday morning with a survey gang for McCammon and vicinity. Assistant State Highway Engineer C. Johnson is now at work in that section and is considering opening new highways in that area.
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McCammon
Fred Turner
C. & Johnson
Jim the Penman enlivens Princess bill with film debut
John Mason, famed for stage successes, makes his first motion picture appearance in Jin the Penman for Famous Players. The feature greets moviegoers at the Princess Theatre, marking a notable transition from stage to screen.
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Jim
John Mason
Famous Players
Jin
Princess Theater
Gazetteer official tours city ahead of edition
H W Folg erton is in the city today and will stay several days to assist in preparing the Idaho State Gazetteer new edition to be issued about the first of the coming month.
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Gazeteer
H. W. Folgerton
Idaho State Gazeteer
Trapped Fish Pleads Guilty In Local Case
John Hamilton pleaded guilty to trapping fish near American Falls and was fined 25 dollars plus about 12 dollars costs. Deputy Game Warden Dutch Lehrbas led the suit. A petition supporting Sunday movie show operations circulated among interested parties and will be presented to the city council at its next meeting.
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John Hamilton
American Falls
Justice of the Peace
Jones
Lehrbas
Hamilton
Rupert editor attends Press club meeting in Mackay
Rupert Pioneer Record editor Joe H. DeWitt spent yesterday in Mackay for a Press club meeting. Mrs. DeWitt left Rupert for Salt Lake after learning a sister is seriously ill. Joe returned to Rupert this morning.
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Rupert
Joe H. DeWitt
Rupert Pioneer Record
Mackay
Press Club
Prisoner Sheriff Merrill Arrives with Hogan for Burglary Suspects
Sheriff Merrill from Preston arrived in the city with J. B. Hogan to await the Eureka Utah sheriff expected this morning. They will return with Hogan and Hungary, both wanted on a burglary charge. Hungary, the Indian arrested after last Sunday's ball game, is among those sought.
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Merrill
Preston
J. B. Hogan
Eureka
Utah
Hogan
Hungary
Keystone Day at Orpheum Promotes The New Teacher
Tomorrow at the Orpheum Mack Sennet the Keystone king and producer of Keystone comedies will headline the two part release The New Teacher with Mabel Normand and Fatty Arbuckle. Charlie Chaplin appears in the two reel His Prehistoric Past.
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Keystone
The
Orpheum
Mack Sennet
Mabel Normand
Fatty’’ Arbuckle
Charlie Chaplin
Liberty Bell to pass through city July eleventh at nine
The Commercial club secretary Stoll received a wire stating the liberty bell will stop in the city for ten minutes on July 11 about nine in the evening. Officials tried to secure a longer stoppage but the original schedule stands.
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Ho. Stoll
Commercial Club
Liberty Bell
Bound Over Frank Maloney for District Court
Frank Maloney was bound over after a preliminary hearing before Justice Knowles on pickpocketing charges. His $1000 bond was not posted and he remained in custody with Sheriff Cooper. The county jail housed twenty two prisoners this morning.
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Frank Maloney
Justice of the Peace
Knowles
Cooper
Masterpiece Tonight Strathmore at Orpheum Feature
A four part Mutual feature Strathmore adapts the Ouida novel with a strong cast led by Charles Clary Francelia Billington Irene Hunt and Alfred Paget. The one night showing advances in price at the Orpheum as indicated by local listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathmore
Ouida
Charles Clary
Francelia Billington
Irene Hunt
Alfred Paget
Orpheum
Denver firm balks at city bonds after winning bid
The representative Sweet Causey Foster Bond of Denver reported to the city council that his company, though the lowest bidder, would not sign the bonds awarded by the city. Since the bid was accepted, no agreement could be reached and the next lowest bidder, James N Wright, appears as the alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biz
Sweet-Causey-Foster Bond
Company of
Denver
James N. Wright
City to refund warrants with Wrigh bond bid
Denver company would receive bonds for refunding city warrants totaling 28975. Wrigh company bid par with 350 set aside as attorney fees. Independent item notes Dawson couple survived near drowning after honeymoon at Lava Hot Springs. No July Fourth celebration in Pocatello. instead a joint July 15 event planned for the Short Line depot opening.
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Wm. R. Dawson
Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello
Commercial Club
Sunday Musicals Planned for Joint Meetings at Hall
A plan to add vocal music to Sunday night services at McNichols and Wright hall is under way. Last Sunday Samms band provided splendid instrumental music and participating churches were pleased with the new arrangement. Services will continue at the hall throughout the summer months.
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McNichols & Wright Hall
Samms
Alumni Raymond Preston visits city on return from Los Angeles
Passed Through Raymond Preston, an Academy alumnus, visited the city yesterday briefly with old cronies. He was en route from Los Angeles where he has been attending school to his home in Salmon. Helen Chase, another Academy student, is in Los Angeles for school but is at the fairs and did not return yesterday.
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Raymond Preston
Academy
Los Angeles
Salmon
Helen Chase
Will Take Baby Patrolman Olk Adopts Infant Found in Depot
Patrolman Olk plans to adopt the infant found in the Short Line depot on July 3 last year. The baby has been in the care of Mrs. Atwood of Castle Ford Idaho but she can no longer keep the child and is expected to transfer custody to Mr. Olk this morning.
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Olk
Short Lin
Mrs. Atwood
Castle Ford
Idaho
Catalogue Progressing for July Distribution
The new Tech catalogue is progressing in fine shape with half run off. All information is new and exceedingly interesting, making copy supply harder. The Tribune prints and Primbs & Sons binds. Distribution ready by July first or earlier.
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the Tribune
Primbs & Sons
Shelley Employees Form Community Baseball Nine
The Shelley freight house workers embrace baseball and plan a practice tonight at Brady Park and a game next Sunday in Shelley. They consider two July fourth and fifth games against Cokeville.
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Shelley
Freight House
Brady Park
Cokeville
Alarms Ring City Needing Fire Crews
A fire alarm on the west side at the Dewitt home on North Arthur was triggered by burning rubbish and nearly spread before containment. An east side alarm on South Second was set off by weed fire.
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Dewitt Home
North Arthur
South Second
Weeds Burned Citywide Urges Caution as Fires Spread
The city department urges property owners to guard water while burning weeds in various districts. A booklet by Gray and Gray Real Estate showcases Fairview and Park addition, with White studio photos for a booster book by the Commercial Club. Big Park business rides high with continued train activity attracting multiple No. 15 and No. 16 movements. Indian pictures captured at the park depict players and staff with named figures.
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Fairview
Park Addition
Gray and Gray Real Estate Company
Addition
Idaho Tech
Commercial Club
Wyoming Coal Production Heavy in 1914 Despite Decline
Output in 1914 reached 6,475,293 short tons valued at $10,033,747, down from 1913 by 917,773 tons and $1,476,398. C. F. Lesher of the US Geological Survey cites weak domestic demand and wild weather as main causes. Labor remained ample with 248 workers average 11 days. per man daily tonnage rose to 4.15.
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Wyoming
C. F. Lesher
United States Geological Survey
Colorado
Wyoming Coaol
Union Pacific Railroad
Federal Trade Commission to visit Spokane for market study
The Federal Trade Commission will tour Spokane and nearby cities in August for a detailed study of the apple and lumber trades. Officials say the inquiry aims to be constructive and not unfriendly to business, evaluating marketing and shipment practices in apples and the lumber industry.
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Federal Trade Commission
Spokane
Wiash
Sam
Commission
A. W. Cooper
Western Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Consid
Spokane Center of Fruit and Lumber Industries
The Spokane area houses the North Pacific Fruit Distributors office and regional records for the Western Pine Manufacturers' Association and the Western Retail Lumbermen's Association. Territory mills worth about 100 million dollars feed 409 million feet of lumber shipped in early 1915. White pine dominates, with the world's largest stand in northern Idaho.
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Spokane
Heme
Idaho
Women Police Take Active Park Patrols In England
London June 22 Miss Daniel Dawson one of England's first policewomen speaks to the Women's Suffrage Constitutional Society about the danger parks pose to unattended children. She says women in uniform patrol parks and outlying areas and have kept unruly girls near military camps in check. Southampton and Hull currently employ women police officially.
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London
Daniel Dawson
England
Women's Suffrage Constitutional Society of London
Southampton
Hull
Titanic Liability Case Up
Oceanic Steam Navigation company seeks to limit liability for Titanic wreck claims totaling 18 million dollars plus 97000 for salvage and passage money. Judge Mayer will hear the limitation proceeding in the admiralty branch as claimants weigh options to sue White Star Line in English courts following a recent appeals court ruling.
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New York
Oceanic Steam Navigation Company, Limited
Mayer
Admiralty Branch
United States District Court
United States
United States Court of Appeals
Notice of Debt Responsibility by George A Grue
The notice states that after the date, the signer George A Grue will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone except himself. Location listed is Pocatello Idaho with the date June 21 1915. The text includes the name George A Grue and the city Pocatello Idaho.
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George A
Grue
Pocatello
Iolaho
Classified Ad Seeks Tenants For Good Homes And Apartments
Local classified ad seeks tenants for quality houses and apartments quickly. Listings offer available units, rental terms, and contact details for immediate inquiries and viewing appointments.
Annual Stockholders Meeting of Pocatello Realty & Investment
Notice is given for the regular annual stockholders meeting of the Pocatello Realty & Investment Company of Pocatello Idaho. It will be held at Gray & Gray 215 N Main St Pocotello on Monday July 5 1915 at 8 p m. The meeting will elect a board of directors and handle other business. Dated June 19 1915. J J Cloonan president H Pixley secretary.
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Pocatello Realty & Investment Company
Pocatello
Bannock County
Idaho
Gray & Gray
N. Main Street
Poccatello
Antiseptic Barber Shop Ad in South Main Street
Antiseptic Barber Shop offers individual hot towels at 119 South Main. J. J. Williams, proprietor.
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South Main
J. J. Wiliams
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