Yellowstone Park Train Service Limited This Season
The first Yellowstone bound train No. 45 will depart Pocatello at 1 20 am Monday. Train No. 45 arrives Salt Lake at 1 05 am and departs toward Yellowstone fifteen minutes later. The Yellowstone special No. 46 returns Tuesday June 2 arriving at 1 40 am and leaving for Salt Lake at 1 55 am. War time conditions close park hotels and no tickets via hotel routes. camping firms will handle travel while government aims to free rails for troops and freight.
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Yellowstone Park
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Yellowstone
Park
Local Briefs Include Funerals Lectures and Dances
Funeral for William Elmer Wilson set for Sunday at 3 from H L McHan parlors. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Goodson dies. funeral 9:30 Sunday at home with Rev Harry Hamilton. J Thomas to lecture on Conservation of Fats at L BD B church tomorrow at 2. food conservation demo at 200 North Main next week. Orville Miller enlists in Quartermaster Auto Mechanic Corps in Pocatello. St Johns Day sermon by A J Hawkins Lodge 52 Colored Masons in A M E church Sunday evening. Dr D J Palmer and wife arrive, to visit Yellowstone trip, reception at Yellowstone hotel. Grove dance at Woodland Grove tonight. large attendance expected for picnic and event tomorrow.
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William Elmer Wilson
H. L. McHan Undertaking
EK. Todd
Tacoma
Marvin Goodson
East
Fremont
Harry Hamilton
Methodist Church
Schumacher & Hall
J. Thomas
L. BD. B
Mr. Thomas
Pocatello
Orville
Miller
Aftermaster Corps
Salt Lake
Postorfice
St. John's
A. J. Hawkins
Lodge No
Colored Masons
Kansas
North Third Avenue
J. A. Duncan
Keystone Lodge of
Stockton
Cal
D. J. Palmer
Davenport School of Chiropractors
Yellowstone Park
Scandanavians Attend Basket Picnic and Local News in Bancroft
Bancroft editor Mere Hale visited the city to handle trust ness matters. Ga lena company official from San Francisco traveled through on route to Yellowstone park, by auto. Two cloudbursts disrupted the area yesterday afternoon, flooding highway sections with debris but causing no damage. Nine service men are leaving June 30 for Vancouver barracks to train. Names include Gaetano Bandinelli Olaf Danieleon Asko catello Kenneth Cooper Apostalos Sillsipton Michael Paduane Ephraim Fritz Olson Jesse Jensen Carl Breenan and All Woodmen meet tomorrow at 2 at the Congregational church for Neighbor Winters funeral. burial at Mountain View cemetery.
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Vancouver
Iocal Board
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Gaetano Bandinelli
Hamilton
Olaf Danieleon Askocatello
Hilliard
Kenneth Cooper
Burley
Apostalos Sillsipton
Futh
Nev
Michael Paduane
Vocatella
Wiliam Kills Goddard
Pocatetlo
Ephraim Fritz Olson
Pocatello
Jesse
Jensen
Bench
Carl Breenan
Welld
Congregational Church
Neighbor
Mountain View Cemetery
JW. PyPinr
Liberty chorus movement grows with first rehearsal
The Liberty chorus in the city held its initial rehearsal at the Commercial club with about 50 to 75 members present. Prof Pair of Idaho Tech, overseeing the work in the state, praised the session and predicts strong patriotic sentiment and national effort to support the war.
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Liberty Chorus
Commercial Club
Y. M.C
Idaho Tech
Cobra Attacks English Major During Golf Match
Rangoon June 22 A seven foot king cobra interrupted a game of golf between two military drivers at Nangaladon near here The big snake bit Major Williams of the Rangoon Battalion Military Police in the leg of his trousers but did not pierce his skin Lieutenant Colonel Ab bard commissioner of Pegu rushed to aid his friend and killed the snake with his mashie before it could strike again.
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Rangoon
India
Nangaladon
Here
Williams
Abbard
Pegu
Jury of One's Peers Urged for Court Martials
Paris reports the French Senate is pressed to revive a bill previously passed two years ago requiring a defendant before a court martial to have at least two judges of his own rank. The Bonaparte Code of 1857 currently allows officers but not enlisted men. present benches include only one corporal or higher.
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Paris
Chamber
German raiding attempts repulsed near Belloy and in Alsace
Paris reports that German forces last night tried raids around Belloy southwest of Montdidier and were repulsed. Similar operations in upper Alsace also failed to achieve their objectives.
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Paris
Belloy
Montdidier
Upper
Alsace
Doughnut Storage Co Announces Delivery Rules
The United States Committee of Economy requests one daily delivery per street for the season. The Catello Cold Storage Company will comply and deliver no less than fifteen pounds per delivery. Drivers must present coupon or cash for the weight charged. The company promotes cash discounts and bulk buying for best economy.
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United States Committee of Economy
Catello Cold Btorage Company
War Savings drive urged for Bannock county
Citizens urged to pledge maximum War Savings stamps next week as house to house canvass begins and schools plan War Savings day on the 28th. Defense Council aids campaigns. meetings scheduled across districts with speakers lined up and local groups expanding the Limit Club to reach quotas.
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War Savings
Bannock
Defense Council
War Savings Committees
KK. C. Stratford
Bureau
The
County Defense Council
Bancroft
Lund
Kelley
Ivins
Hatch
Central
Chesterfield
Meadowville
I. A. Krussman
W. P. Havener
A. Y. Satterfield
FP. W.dickerson
N. E. Shorten
LeRoy Harrison
B. A. Cummings
John Hood
Bannock Engineering Company
W. F. Kasiska
Estella Fargo
A. C. Hinckley
Stockgrowers Bank & Trust Co
Limit Club
Limit Club Committee
Bannock County
No Limit Club
Red Cross
Dr Dickinson Leaves Town for YMCA Training Camp
Dr. J H Dickinson rector of the Episcopal church in Pocatello departs for the YMCA training camp at Geneva Lake Wisconsin to begin a three month program before serving as an army chaplain overseas. He will stop in Omaha for a physical under Major Poole and then report to Chicago before joining the camp.
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J. H. Dickinson
Episcopal Church of
Pocatetlo
Geneva Lake
Wisconsin
Omaha
Poole
War Commission
Chicago
Dickinson
Pocatello
Eloth
Idaho
The
Knights of Pythias
Pocatello Lodge
Carey Grayson
Pilesident
Corifine
Allied block erforts and prisoner taking reported
British forces conducted operations in the east Amiens area and in Flanders sectors with arrests and reported enemy casualties. The notice notes classified actions tied to reduced work opportunities.
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London
Jin
East
Amiens
Flanders
War Atlas Free Offer From The Tribune
The Tribune offers a limited War Atlas from Geo F. Crams Co Chicago at no cost to subscribers paying $5 in advance. The atlas covers United States army camps European submarine war zone battle fronts and dates of wars and battles maps of Europe Italy and surrounding regions and submarine cables.
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the Tribune
Geo. FL Cram & Co
Chicago
Europe
Italy
Bugaria
Germany
Russia
Roumania
Serbia
Turkey
the Tribune Co., Ltd
Pioneer Idaho Lawyer SAM WINTERS Died in American Falls
Samuel C. Winters died Friday afternoon in American Falls after pneumonia at 64. Born June 25 1854 in Illinois, he practiced law across Idaho from Eagle Rock to Pocatello and American Falls. He served as first district attorney of Idaho’s Fifth district, later county attorney of Bannock, and was active in Woodmen and Bar associations. Funeral Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Congregational church. Schumacher & Hall handling remains.
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Samuel C. Winters
American Falls
Idaho
Illinois
Bertha M. Church
Brownville
Nebraska
Eagle Rock
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Bannock County
J. J. Guheen
Thomas F. Terrell
Winters
Fifth Judicial District
R. W. Jones
T. D. Jones
Sam Winters
Utah
Montana
Woodmen
Bar Association
J. M. Johnson
South Grant, Poentello
Congregational Church
Woodmen of the World
Schumacher & Hall
More Men to Leave Monday Draft Quotas Set by Idaho Counties
Beginning Monday and through the week quotas will be sent from Idaho counties to the American Lake cantonment for next week’s training camp. Totals include Ada 26, Bannock 130, Canyon 20, Cassia 44, Fremont 65, Twin Falls 126, Power 25, and many others with several counties listing none. A coordinated schedule shows trains departing June 28 to 29 with contingents joining at American Falls and Camp Lewis for a multi-county mobilization.
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American Lake
Ada
City Board
Boise
Adams
Bannock
Bear Lake
Benewah
Bingham
Blaine
Bonmy
Bonneville
Boundary
Butte
Camus
Canyon
Pretin
Cassia
Clearwater
Custer
Flamore
Franklin
Fremont
Gem
Gooding
Idaho
Jefferson
Kootenai
Latah
Lemichi
Lewis
Kincoln
Madison
Camp Lewis
American Falls
Power County
Bannock County
Rabbit Breeding as an Industry Gains Ground in England
London June 22 The government backs rabbit breeding to ease wartime meat shortages. The National Utility Rabbit Association has set a central breeding station and stud exchange in Vauxhall London. A Royal Mews club marks the initial effort. Provincial centers will supply breeding stock to smaller stations with 100 does at the large centers and 20 at smaller stations. Officials hope allotment societies food bodies and factories will join as affiliated clubs.
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London
England
National Utility Rabbit Association
Vauxhall
Royal Mews
Buckingham Palace
National Association
Government Needs Your Money Stamps Ad Wants You
A want ad in the Tribune urges readers to buy stamps under the war savings plan. It promotes thrift with the W S S philosophy of save, save, save and highlights the government drive for funds.
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The
Soldiers Train On New B Range At Camp Lewis
At Camp Lewis Tacoma Washington the new B target rifle range fields extensive mock battle drills. Soldiers test firing from varied positions across a two mile long range with concealed targets and real time enemy post representations. Sentries guard the surrounding military reservation while observers in a tower direct maneuvers and field telephones keep commands coordinated.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
Associated Press
France
Pocatello City Expenditure Estimate for 1918 19 Planned
City of Pocatello Idaho publishes the four week notice of an expenditure estimate for the fiscal year starting May 1918. The document lists departments with amounts including administration legal engineering street lighting police cemetery parks fire and hospital expenses along with redemption funds and local revenues from prior year.
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Pocallo
Idaho
Pocatello
Uhanitabta Chpeti
Cida Betee
General Dutee
Olla
Fey
A. St. Dawson
Personal visitors from Twin Falls Boise and Idaho Falls
D R Johnson from Twin Falls J M Greenfield from Boise Claude Thornton from Idaho Falls and Willam Mecham of Firth were in the city today on business and as personal visitors.
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D. R. Johnson
Twin Falla Inga
J. M. Greenfield
Boise
Claude Thornton
Idaho Falls
A Willam Mecham
Firth
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Grove
Woodland Grove
New Refrest
Riteman
Hichester
AMOND
Willa
Greve
Mere, Th Hale
Bancroft Standard
H Ho Hale
Galena
Mink Creek
Longara
Riom
Maletto
Asiago
Valstagha
S.nazarig
Bassano
Crespano
Montebello NA
Fier
COBRA
George
War Savings Committee
C. H. Cleaves
First Congregational Church
Daniel Archer
DR. Dickinson
Weker
WAR Atlas Free
Supreme Court
F. W. Perry
Twin Falls
Rupert
Camas
Lincoln
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