Blackfoot Tripers Enjoy Yellowstone Ride Amid Rain
Troop 4 Boy Scouts report a fine time on a truck trip through Yellowstone Park despite rainy weather. The item also notes local happenings including dances, club meetings, a fish stocking plan, and social events in Blackfoot Idaho with multiple residents and visitors.
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Blackfoot
the Tribune
Troon 4
Boy Scouts
Yellowstone Park
Lillian Chrstensen
California
Montpelier Bride From Wisconsin Marries Kemmerer Agent
I N Thomas O S L agent in Kemmerer and Miss Nina C Bates of Haugen Wisconsin married at the bride's home in Haugen on Tuesday June 12. They traveled to Chicago for a visit and returned to Kemmerer. The report notes Thomas's years as a trusted O S L agent and Bates's notable family ties. The article also lists a long local social calendar with visits, meetings, and upcoming events across Montpelier.
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Miss Bates
Wisconsin
Mr. Thomas
Kemmerer
Montpelier
Mrs Bennett Hosts Card Party With High Score Award
Mrs Neil Bennett entertained several friends at her home Wednesday evening. Doris Dunn won high score before refreshments were served. Esther Edeen has accepted a position at Green Pharmacy while visiting Jerome Cohn at Arimo.
Downey Chronicle Faces Fires, Falls and Farewells
Downey notes a belt injury in a Downey blacksmith shop severing a finger, a string of deaths including Mrs. Guy Whitaker in Salt Lake and Mrs. Rose Aldous in Cambridge, plus family movements. A thunderstorm knocks out thirteen mission phone lines, and locals seek warm weather for crops.
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Bancroft Notes From June Visit and Local Stops
Mrs. Ezra Cornelison and Mrs. E. L. Kelly spent Thursday on business in Pocatello. Fay Toolson visited Border Wyoming, Hyrum family. Mrs. H. Van Slooten with her Preston brother. B Hollingsworth of Lava Springs, former local, called on Bancroft. Mrs. F. H. Haviland Idaho Falls visited the Millward family. Bryan Corbett tended to Soda Springs matters.
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Bancroft
the Tribune
Ezra Cornelison
E. L. Kelly
Pocatello
E. Hunter
Cyril
Alexander
B. Hollingsworth
Lava Springs
Fay Toolson
Hyrum
Border
Wyoming
Residents Entertain Visitors in Soda Springs
Mrs. Alice Rich of California visits Mrs. J. E. Lau and brothers T W Horsley and George Horsley. Mrs. C. T. Woodall Jr and daughter Guinevere return after Pocatello trip. Anna Woodward stays with sister Mrs. J. Strachan. John Horsley and family vacation at American Lake. D A Woodall arrives to handle business and grain checks. Fred Pickren fills telegraph post during Harry Jones absence at Camp Lewis. William Wade and children relocate from Salt Lake to Loom Short Line residence. Orson Hicke and son Harold visit from Eureka Utah.
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Soda Springs
the Tribune
Alice Rich
California
Soda Spr
Tor
J. E. Lau
T W
George Horsley
Rich
Utah
Soda Prings
C. T. Woodall, Jr
Guinevere
Pocatello
Anna Woodward
Soda Coeihas
J. Strachan
John Horsley
American Lake
Tacoma
Washington
D. A. Woodall
Lorgn
Fred Pickren
Harry Jones
Mr. Jones
National Guard
Camp Lewis
Ernest Simon
Pickren
William Wade
Salt Lake
T. A. Sterrett
Mr. Wade
Ata
Orson Hicke
Harold
Eureka
Fragmentary note hints at local personnel moves
Incomplete text shows Mra. Miller joining a nearby man in a future move. The passage mentions years, some roles, and a family with children, but roles and locations are poorly defined.
Miss Zelma Wilson Attends Rose Carnival and Returns
Inkom notes Ze lma and Edith Wilson attended the Rose carnival in Portland returning Saturday. Mrs J Flannery of Grace accompanied them and returned the same evening. Grace Brown of Mackay visits Sam Hargraves' household then left for McCammon to visit friends. Dewey Burks of Crane Sheep Co returns after days with family. William Hall and children stay with Sam Hargraves family. Mrs A Shaw of Ogden returns home after a week in Inkom. Northwest Logging Operators Association forms in Seattle to counter radical propaganda in lumber camps affecting morals and production.
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Inkom
the Tribune
Zelma
Edith Wilson
Portland
J. Flannery
Grace
Ant Grace Brown
Mackay
Sam Hargraves
Troaday Soedin
McCammon
Dewey Burks
Crane Sheep Company
William Hall
Shelley
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