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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1925

Page

5

Jubilee Plans Extended For American Falls Dam Celebration

The American Falls dam jubilee committee met to expand attractions including a Ride em Rough drodeo and a daylight fireworks display. A Festival Center will host carnival concessions and novelty displays. Governors and senators are invited speakers, with plans to feature a Bannock Indian chief in tribal regalia and a cabinet officer speaking from the platform.

American Falls M. Bb. Yeaman Idaho Falls Nellie Ross Wyoming Wm. #. Borah Frank Gooding Addison T. Smith Burton K. French C. Moore Hubert Work Bannock

Financing Highways Discussed at Pocatello Meeting

The Pocatello American Falls road committee met at the chamber to review the survey due in two weeks and start highway surfacing as an Old Oregon Trail unit. State and federal aid funds are available. construction awaits estimates. Power county cooperation is expected. Lava Alexander highway improvements also discussed. nearby city approaches to be paved. committee plans to seek federal funds and formal support.

Chamber of Gem- Mtecce Chamber H. W. Gregory See George Gittens Bannock County Power County H. R. Turner B. M. Hines John Hood Fletcher R. Burrus W. H. Snyder C. Ben Ross Lava-Alexander W. P. Haverner E. A. Brimm Jean Bistline A. J. Pierce Jesse Chase Pocatello Federa

Eats Concessions Sought for Dam Jubilee

The American Falls dam committee invites applications for lunch concessions at the July 13 celebration from organizations and individuals. A $12 fee covers a stand up to 20 by 12 feet, with extra footage at 50 cents per foot. Applications due by July 1, 1925, to Bannock hotel, Pocatello. spaces allotted by receipt.

Baum American Falls Dam Bannock Hotel Pocatello

Pocatello Real Estate Board Holds Routine Meeting

The Pocatello Real Estate board met at the Hotel Bannock with routine matters on the agenda including insurance rate reductions for Alameda and the Arco Mackay junket. A readoption discussion of the property listing system was held, but decisions were postponed for further recommendations. No action was taken on Alameda. the matter will be revisited at future meetings. F. C. McGowan presided as president.

Alameda Arco and Mackay Pocatello Real Estate Board Bannock F. C. McGowan

Road Bulletin Guides Visitors and Fishermen Near Dubois

The Dubois chamber of commerce releases road and fishing updates. Roads: Spencer to Monida rough but passable, Camas Creek routes poor, North Fork very bad, ten days of sun hoped to improve. Dubois to Medicine Lodge good, Birch Creek and Arco rough. travel to Medicine Lodge west is dry but uneven. Fishing spots: Birch Creek clear for fly, Medicine Lodge clear and usable with spinner or bait, Beaver Creek fair but high, Camas Creek high but fair for bait. Sheridan Willow Icehouse creeks clear but access hampered by road conditions.

Dubois Chamber of Commerce Spencer Monida Camas Creek North Fork Dubois Medicine Lodge Birch Creek Gilmore Howe Arco Beaver Creek Humphy Sheridan Willow Icehouse

Ladye Gaye Beautie Shoppe Closes for Redecorating

Ladye Gaye Beautie Shoppe will close Wednesday June 24 for redecoration and reopen Thursday. Mrs Lorain Earl proprietor. 122 Tribune Want ad for results.

Ladye Gaye Beautie Lorain Earl

New Leader in Tribune Sell Idaho Contest

Edgar Van Vieck leaps to first place in the Tribune sell Idaho contest with 45 925 points, overtaking John Barnes who has 34 400. George Schaffer moves to third as Lee Bowser drops to fourth with eight days remaining. Van Vieck also sets a one day subscription record.

Edgar van Vieck Thhe Tribune Idaho Tribune John Ares van Vieck Barnes Lee Bowser George Schaffer Newsboys Edgar van Vleck John Barnes Les Bowser Ernest Peterson Charlie’ Niles Ralph Smith Alfred Chandler Myrle Hooddick Russell Woodworth Frank Barnes

New Dancer Opens Her Career Here

Vivian Bliss of Boise described as a comic ballet dancer of the west appears with the Marguerite de Vine musical company as she takes her first professional step. She is the niece of Guy Flenn­er, publicity director for the American Falls Dam celebration. After study across the country, she will travel tonight to Butte to begin engagements at the Hotel New Finlen.

Last Ag Iss Vivian Bliss Boise West Marguerite de Vine Musical Company Miss Bliss Guy Flenner American Falls Pioneer Idaho Butte New Finlen

Addison Smith to Attend Forum Luncheon in Pocatello

Idaho congressman Addison T. Smith is due in Pocatello Tuesday on a western itinerary and will join the Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon at Bannock Hotel Wednesday. Blackfoot’s B. G. Boone will speak on Inter community Cooperation as part of a well represented, lively meeting.

Addison T. Smith Idaho Congress Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Forum Bannocks Hotel B. G. Boone Blackfoot

Community club announcements fill midweek schedule

A series of social events listed includes a Ladies score and B of L F and E joint meeting at Eagles hall Wednesday at 8. Guests are asked to dress as kids and enjoy entertainment and refreshments. A Mooseheart Legion card party is set for Tuesday at Mrs W F Kettenring 225 South Fourth Avenue. The B P W will meet at Meridel park Tuesday evening with cars departing 6 and attendees to bring eating utensils. The Ladies Circle of the First Congregational Church meets Wednesday at 2 30 with a food attendance. The Poca mia Gleaners postoned to June 30 from tomorrow.

Ladies B. of L. F Eagles Hall Mooseheart, Legion W. F. Kettenring South Fourth Avenue Pocamia Gleaners Society First Ward L. D

Reported Novice in Still Game Has Hard Luck

Deputies and a federal agent raided John Garrard's home at 1131 East Bridger at midnight Saturday. They confiscated a thirty five gallon still 250 gallons of mash and five one gallon jugs of moonshine. Garrard was arrested and will be charged with manufacturing intoxicating liquor. He said he had been operating for one week and bought the still on a weekly payment plan but could not make the initial payment due to poor business.

L. J. Moss Chas Bell Prohibition Enforcement John Garrard East Bridger Garrard

Marriage License Issued to Alton Andrews and Pearl Saxton

A license was issued Saturday at the county clerk's office to Alton Andrews and Pearl Saxton, residents of Pocaello Y. M. C. A. board meets to review association work reports from secretary R. R. Wolf with M. W. Williams presiding. M. E. Hooker of Tyhee returns from New York state after his sister's death, noting business and farming conditions there as prosperous.

Alton Andrews Pearl Saxton Pocaello R. R. Wolf M. W. Williams M. E. Hooker Tyhee New York State Mr. Hooker New York

Denver Visitor Ross Embury Calls on Aunt in City

Ross Embury of Denver arrived Sunday and will spend several days visiting at the home of his aunt Mrs. Geo. Smyth at 417 South Eighth avenue. He is en route to Portland Oregon.

Ross Embury Denver City Geo. Smyth South Eighth Avenue Mr. Embury Portland Oregon

Watsons Visit Po catello on Idaho Trip

Mr and Mrs W D Watson and Mr and Mrs Thorn Watson and family of Logan were visitors in Pocatello Sunday afternoon en route to Idaho Falls to visit relatives.

W. D. Watson

Stolen Hupmobile Touring Car Missing From State Auto

Police seek a Hupmobile touring car reported stolen Friday night from State Auto on South Second. The auto’s motor number is 111577 and it bears Vlaho license plates 3460.

State Auto Company South Second Vlaho

Senator Yeaman Returns Home After Visit

Senator Marshall B. Yeaman of Idaho Falls and Mrs Yeaman with their daughter Margaret concluded a multi day business visit and traveled home by automobile. Mrs Yeaman and her daughter drove from Idaho Falls the day before.

Marshall B. Yeaman Idaho Falls

Neale Family Plans Utah Pleasure and Business Tour

James N. Neale western manager for Williams-Murphy of Omaha will depart July 1 for an extended trip to Utah for pleasure and business. The family will visit the Grand Canyon and other points of interest. Neale will establish headquarters at Ogden after October 1.

Utah James N. Neale Wiliams-Murphy Company Omaha South Tenth Avenue Grand Canyon Mr. Neale Ogden

Powder house burglary near Redhill leads to dynamite loss

Thieves broke into the powder house behind Redhill east of the Idaho Loch during the night and stole three twenty five pound boxes of dynamite. Entry was gained by breaking a padlock on a door. The burglary was investigated by the sheriff's department this morning.

Redhill Idaho ‘Loch Sheriff’s Department

Bond Forfeiture In Reckless Driving Case

R. O. Baker arrested Sunday on reckless driving was released on a $10 bond but failed to appear in police court this morning. His bond was forfeited after the driver attempted to negotiate Benton street hill, the car stalled and backed into Charles Cannon at 455 South Johnson.

R. O. Baker Benton Street Charles Cannon South John Son

Speeders Fined in Police Court Pleas

Ray Danigar Thatcher Stuart and Milo Woodbury pleaded guilty to speeding charges in police court this morning. Each received a $10 fine, with Woodbury’s fine suspended. Lever, arrested Sunday on intoxication charges, did not appear and his $15 bond was forfeited.

Speeders Ray Danigar Thatcher Stuart Milo Woodbury Woodbury Lever

Transfer of 25 000 Rainbow Trout to City Ponds

Bannock County Sportsmen's Association plans to transfer 25 000 rainbow trout from Meader ponds north of the city to retention ponds near the city at 5 o'clock tonight. Members expect a large turnout and invite the public to attend.

Bannock County Sportsmen's Association Meader

New Tech Dormitory Set for Fall Start

Idaho Technical Institute reports progress on a new girls dormitory with the first brick story nearly finished by Saturday. Architect Frank Jadice says delays from bricklayers affect pace, but the building should be ready for the fall semester opening. Marguerite de Vine and company depart for Butte Montana to perform at the New Finton hotel after lengthy local gigs. Mable Kasiska and Rastekska visit Lava Hot Springs Bank, noting strong district business.

NEW Tech Idaho Technical Institute Frank Jadice Kasiska Mable Kasiska Lava Hot Springs State Bank Rastekska Lava District

Notable Local Family Outing Near Lava Hot Spring

A local family on South Garfield Street enjoyed a prosperous day at the cheese factory. The scene highlights a cheerful, festive mood with residents noting the factory's success and community ties.

Garfield Street

Fieldstead to attend Blackfoot fair board meeting

E. J. Fieldstead, secretary of the executive committees of the Eastern Idaho district fair, will travel to Blackfoot Tuesday morning for a board meeting. A full premium list for the exhibitions and races at the Blackfoot fair grounds will be presented, ahead of the exposition set for September 16 17 18 and 19.

E. J. Fieldsted

Triennial Committee Plans Seattle Conclave Participation

Gate City Commandery No. 4 Knights Templar Triennial Conclave Committee meets at eight in the Y M C A to decide on matters for the Seattle July gathering. Elkin Chandler chairs the group with Eric Kruseman William Wallin Howard Goldsmith and other officers and knights urged to attend.

Gate City Commandery No. 4 Knights Templar Seattle Gatheri Knights Templar of Pocatello Idaho Elkin Chandler Eric Kruseman William Wallin Howard Goldsmith E. T. Boaden Carlen Knott Clarence Amundsen Alfred Stewart Edward Aimes R. V. Swanson R. A. Bilyeu W. E. Vieira D. 0. Bellamy W. 5. Caton Wm. McCarty Gate City Commandery

Bruce bound over for trial in involuntary manslaughter case

District Court bound 1L Bruce over for trial on involuntary manslaughter in the February death of Francis Kelly hit by Bruce driven truck. Preliminary hearing held Saturday before Justice E G House. Bruce pleaded not guilty. no trial date set. Elly died while riding a bicycle.

H. Bruce Francis Kelly Bruce Justice of the Peace G. House District Court Elly

Sunday School Youth Swim Schedule At The Y Pool

Weekly swim times are posted for girls and boys from Evangelical and Latter Day Saint Sunday schools. Girls from Evangelical schools swim Tuesday 9:30, boys Wednesday 1:30, LDS girls Friday morning 9:30, and LDS boys Friday 9:30. participation is increasing and youths may swim after attending their own Sunday schools.

Evangelical Ones Desea L. D

New Speed Law Cuts City Auto Accidents

Chief of Police L. A. Lehrbas says the new city speed law has reduced accidents in the congested district. Only one minor incident occurred last week, after an era of three to four accidents daily, with the law limiting speeds to fifteen mph between intersections and eight mph over them.

L. A. Lehrbas

Memorial Hall progress in Bannock County

Construction of the Bannock county Memorial building at West Lander Slect near the Portneuf river advances as brick and steel arrive. Architec t Frank Paradice cites three delays due to faulty brick from Salt Lake Pressed Brick. Plumbing work by Green and Higaon Co under contractor Alex Mathers begins. completion hoped for fall after earlier target of July.

Bannock County Memorial West Lander Portneuf Frank Paradice Salt Lake

Appreciation Message From W W Kettenring Family

J D Bloom of the Pacific Coast Joint Stock Land bank viewed Idaho Falls and Pocatello on business visits. The Kettenrings thank Moose Lodge Ladies of the Legion Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters I O O F Rebeccas Idaho Falls Pocatello and friends for kindness, flowers, visits, and support during the past month.

J. D. Bloom Pacific Coast Joint Stock Land Bank Pocatello Idaho Falla Moose Lodge Ladies of the Legion Knights of Pythias Pythian Rebeccas Idaho Falls W. F. Kettenring

Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Stations

Broadcast guide listing June 22 programs across KPO KGO KGW KFWA KOA KFI KFWB KGO WCEE and WIID. Entries include studio talks dance hours orchestral performances violin solos organ and baritone pieces, with times from 7:45 to 2 am and features like motors program, children hour, and nighthawks.

KPO KGO KGW KFWA Ogden Ill KOA Denver Duneouil KFI Los Angeles Motors KFWB Hollywood Bev Oakland San Francisco Kansas City Nighthawks WCEE WIID

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Dam Jubilee Ade Addison Smith Forum Skaggs Washington East Center North Main West Center LOGAN Marguerite de Vine and Parnles Montana Fintan Miss de Vine Adelaide Taabelle Jenkins Burrell Wiliamson Oriole Royal Theatres SCARD QN Livestock Mondix Pocatello Time Gogh Selim Irene Idaho Falls, Idaho Ft. Douglas Rigby National Guards A. M Moore Melvin J. Ballard Fort Douglas Reno Park No-Man's Land Idaho National Guards
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