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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
7
Announcement today states masses will be held Sunday mornings at 8 and 10 o'clock through the summer. The G I A to the B of L FE will meet Thursday afternoon at Woodman Hall with installation and lunch. good attendance expected.
Local figures include M. Bloom now based in Maha visiting family and named private secretary to ER E Calvin. Mrs Bloom plans Omaha trip to join her husband. LeRoy Hull arrested for forgery after bad checks. Frank Mullen appointed chief deputy court clerk. marriage license issued to Franklin Hart and Florence Nelson. Mount Sullivan Mining Co formed in Pocatello with 250 000 shares. Mrs Thena Pope and Mrs Max Craig motor to Zion from Salt Lake with good road conditions reported.
Sheriff W Porter of Nez Perce County orders local officers to watch for a stolen Buick model 845 taken from Lewiston days ago. The vehicle bears motor number 419943 and serial number 416105.
The Pocatello Rebuilt Car company filed articles of incorporation Tuesday at the county clerk's office. It is formed to transact general business as dealers in automobiles trucks tractors and all classes of power machines. Capital stock amount not stated.
The text states $100000 capital stock divided into 10000 shares of par value $10. Of this amount 35 shares are subscribed by Stanley Ballaine, Marty Ballaine, Platt Bal laine, and Homer A Beham, all residents of the city.
Mrs. M A Mullin leaves this evening on No 17 for Boise to spend several days visiting relatives and friends.
The St Anthony hospital auxiliary will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at the hospital. Important matters are to be taken up and a good attendance is expected.
John Doe Van Marvin Van faced resisting an officer charges while Jane Doe Van Richard Roe Van were charged with interfering with an officer. All four appeared at the police station this morning and were released on 28 dollar bonds for court this afternoon after an Tuesday incident at 636 Hast Br idger when Chief L A Lehr visited over dog license questions.
H. J. Bryant arrested for speeding, released on a five dollar bond but did not appear in police court and the bond was forfeited. Stanley Miller charged with intoxication paid a five dollar fine. Mrs. Thomas Kane left for Ogden to join her son Thomas Kane, traveling inspector for the Southern Pacific, to México for about three months.
The committee prepares a suitable venue to hear the famous orator with free admission for ticket holders and a nominal fee for others.
A severe wind and rain storm hit Pocatello yesterday afternoon but the wind faded quickly and by 4 30 the weather cleared into a cool pleasant evening Residents on South Garfield Avenue complain about piles of stone and debris left along the street after paving work and urge city or contractor action to remove the unsightly material now
Miss Edith Gantt of the Public Library conducts a free apprentice course in library work with required library duties for credit. The program targets those seeking library work or teaching. THE WEHRATHER. Tonight and Thursday fair, cooler tonight southeast portion, warmer Thursday.
Idaho county superintendents gather in Pocatelco for a week long session with a daily program led by President C R Frazier. On Wednesday a trip to the Ft Hall site is planned with Miles Cannon invited to speak on historical events. Supt Walter Siders speaks Tuesday morning. After the convention they travel to Salt Lake City for the National Education association meeting starting July 6.
Rev. Harry Hamilton of the Methodist church returned from Coeur d'Alene where he attended the grand chapter meeting as a delegate from the Pocatello lodge. On the way home he visited his old parish at Aliceel Oregon and reported the trip enjoyable.
W B Knowlton of Boise handles business in Pocatello today. Frank Hart of Raymond visits for several days. J Rurlison of Preston spends the day here on business matters.
Provisional President De La Huerta met with oil men in Mexico City on June 23. The meeting was described as cordial with no details released beyond that remark.
New York June 22 Gimbel Brothers of New York large department store indicted on 207 counts for profiteering on clothing. Frederick Gimbel vice president Joseph J Dowdell merchandise manager and Chas D Slanter clothing buyer named in the charges.
A local advertisement promotes Robert Fulton the clairvoyant with life readings from cradle to grave. Sessions are by appointment at 229 South Garfield with hours from 9:30 am to 9:30 pm, offering guaranteed satisfaction.
Yale University at its 219th commencement in Woolsey Hall conferred honorary doctor of laws degrees on John J Pershing commander of the American Expeditionary Forces Thomas D Cuyler railroad administrator and wartime chairman of the Association of Railroad Executives Sir Auckland Geddes British ambassador to the United States and Jules Jusserand French ambassador to the United States.
Lincoln June 23 AP A quo warranto case begun in the state supreme court to oust Skinner Packing Co of Omaha from the state and force reorganization. The attorney general's office says the action charges violation of the blue sky law and a temporary order to preserve the status quo was issued.
Frederico de Carlos fas assumed duties as civil governor of Barcelona on June 23. He received the city authorities and outlined his initial priorities for the administration.
Kansas City June 23 AP reports a general 10 percent cut in lumber prices across retail yards. The drop ranges from $5 to $15 per thousand with Southern Pine at $55, shingles at $7, and pine lathing down from $21 to $10 per thousand. Hardwood prices are also lower, with the exception of cyprès timber.
Prof. Ransom Harvey head of the physics and chemistry department at the College of Puget Sound in Tacoma is visiting his brother Jos E Harvey and other relatives in the city. Mrs. Harvey accompanies him and they plan a trip east to Illinois and Missouri before returning to Tacoma for the fall college reopening.
Information from El Paso reports Villistas again cut the railroad between Jimenez and Parral in Chihuahua. Several American mining men en route to Parral are forced to wait at Jimenez for the line to reopen.
Notice is given that on July 6 1920 at 2 o clock p m a public auction will be held on Little Pocatello Creek about seven miles northeast of Pocatello Bannock county Idaho to satisfy a feeders lien. The sale will include 163 head of cattle mixed ages and grades branded JU b Db BUSH 25 19th.
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