Echevarria and Goodson Plan June Boise Wedding
Alice Echevarria daughter of Esteban and Mrs. Echevarria of 210 South Seventh Boise will wed Fred W. Goodson son of Mrs. Margaret Mathews of 328 Warren Pocatello in St Johns Boise on June 29 about 300 invitations mailed. The couple plan to reside in Pocatello after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Echevarria
Fred W. Goodgaw
Margaret Mathews
Warren Ave
Esteban Echevarria
Boise
South Seventh Street
Alice
Fred W. Goodson
Warren Avenue
Pocatello
St. John's Cathedral
Miss Echevarria
Boise High School
Boise Business College
C. C. Anderson
Goodson
Pocatello High School
Monroe Calculating Machine Co., Inc
Sammy Jay Chases Buster Bear Over Berry Pail
In the Old Pasture Buster Bear runs with a hanging berry pail around his neck as Sammy Jay shouts thief. Blacky the Crow and a crowd of forest creatures gather, mock, and chase, while Buster hides in the Green Forest to escape humiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Jay
Buster Bear
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Smiling Pool
Sammy
Blacky
Crow
Buster
Farmer Brown
Blacky the Crow
Ol’ Mistah Buzzard
Mredtail
Hawk
Scrapper
Kingbird
Redwing
Blackbird
Drummer
Woodpecker
Welcome Robin
Tommy Tit
Chickadee
Jenny Wren
Redeye
Vireo
Billy Mink
Peter Rabbit
Jumper
Hare
Porky
Reddy Fox
Jimmy Skunk
Little Whitefoot
Wood Mouse
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Happy Jack
Gray Squirrel
Professor Teaches Without Salary at Idaho State College
Miss Ethel F. E. Redfield, retiring head of the Idaho State college department of education, teaches education classes this summer without pay. President John R. Michels notes overburdened staff and a lack of summer budget funds. Redfield previously served as Nez Perce county superintendent, state superintendent, state board member, and high school inspector. A framed portrait was presented by Phi Beta Sigma at Idaho Falls through Miss Carol Trowbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel FE. Redfield
Idaho State College Department of Education
John R. Michels
Lorene A. Hendricks
Miss Redfield
Nez Perce Country
Idaho
State Board of Education
Nobile Grands Hold Meeting at IOOF Hall
The Noble Grande club met Wednesday at the IOOF hall. Refreshments were served and tables were decorated with roses and pansies. After the business meeting the evening was spent playing pinochle. Mrs. Thomas Goderham won high cut and Mrs. Volney Watts won all cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grande Club
IOOF
Thomas Goderham
Volney Watts
Native U.S. nuts list includes walnut, hickory and pecan
The article enumerates American nuts such as black walnut hickory nut hazel nut butternut pine nut and pecan, noting their presence in U S flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
July Wedding Planned and City Lights Dimming in Bannock County
Bannock county authorities order Walled City of Pocatello to remain dark after July 1 to mark a July wedding. A hayride accident injured six and bruised twenty when four horses pulling a hayrick dumped passengers on lava rocks near town. The incident list names many injured and involved parties. the horse team was driven by Harry Goodman and Williard Gibbson, workers of Luther 8. Holly. Ex Mayor Walter H M Cleare traveled to Salt Lake City to meet a California niece and planned to return Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Bannock County
Outakiria
Cruse
Harry Petersen
Ed H. Holzheimer
Julius Rosenberg
Katie Tupper
Florence Downey
Veda Downey
Jennette Smith
Maude Holzheimer
Dee” Byrne
Lavonne Duddieson
Etta Caldwell
Cohn
Edythe
Dorothy Sullivan
Charlotte Beemer
Messrs
Mose Cardon
Harry McChesney
Will Donnelly
Ed Donnelly
J. Prank Baillie
John Murphy
Ed Stone
Arthur Cohn
Harry Goodman
Williard Gibbson
Luther
Holly
Bannock Livery Stable
Walter HM. Cleare
Salt Lake
California
Library Contest Sparks Summer Reading in Pocatello
Several hundred Pocatello grade school children join the main library and Bonneville branch summer reading contest running through August 9. Winners from grades five to eight may serve a day in city offices, with many girls aiming to be fire chief, while younger students read six books weekly for a Ross Park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Bonneville
Margaret Ruth Edwards
Margaret Reilly
Ross Park
American Library Association
Forty Years Ago Operations in Salt Lake Exchange Normalize
The article notes service disruption from a strike with a billing clerk among those affected. By yesterday the service was virtually demobilized, and today five Salt Lake City girls replaced the strikers, restoring normal exchange operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Exchange
Strike Raises Monthly Wages for Female Workers
A strike seeks a ten dollar monthly raise. Current wages are twenty, twenty five, and thirty dollars, with operators graded by experience.
Survey planned for Fort Hall mining district by USGS
On June 26 1907 an effort to survey the Fort Hall mining district will be made before the Pocatello Commercial club for action. Washington authorities are believed to order a survey with proper representation. Chief McManus warns fireworks dealers to stop selling to boys until July 3. Federal Judge Dietrich in Boise on district court business. no signs of a special term or imminent grand jury cases before September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hall
United States Geological Survey
Pocatello Commercial Club
Washington
McManus
F. S. Dietrich
Boise
United States District Court
Chambers
Johns Wedding Draws Dempsey Farmer to Town
EF Johns of Dempsey, a prosperous farmer, attended his daughter Maude Johns wedding to George W. Sanderson of this city. The event featured piano music and celebratory toasts as guests gathered amid merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. Johns
Dempsey
Maude Johns
George W. Sanderson
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Catellan
Boisean
Echevarria
Horgan
Horgan Furriers
Sonnenkalb Building
North Main
Home Journal
Woman's Home Companion
Errell Aches
Betty Percival
Charles Pervival
N. Harrison
Clair B. Young
A. E. Young
Los Angeles
Orty
Bride
East Wyeth
West Center
Lizabeth Arden
Halliwell Drug Store
Whitman
Packard
Mitchell
Philco
Packards
City Motor Co
510 South Main
North Arthur
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