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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1924

Page

5

Catello Chautauqua Opens Tonight for Seven Big Days

Catello Chautauqua opens tonight at high school grounds for seven days of programs headlined by the Guatemalan Marimba ensemble. The tour includes Freeman duo showings and a Moonlight Stewart address, with junior chautauqua activities each morning culminating in a circus parade Monday.

Catello Chautauqua Theseiautau Chautauqua Charles Klingham York Hippodrome Million Dollar Pier Atlantic Seaders Horrow Freeman Ronehan Corald Stewart H Wilson Stewart Kentucky Hills Fitzpatrick Barnum & Bailey Circus

Offenders in Police Court This Morning

Levi Wildcat of Fort Hall pleaded guilty to intoxication and driving while intoxicated and was jailed after a $50 fine. Ellis paid a $10 fine for intoxication. Jos Carper and L Miller were fined $50 each for vagrancy. Carper’s fine was suspended on leaving town. Miller paid and appealed to the district court. Mayme Mora failed to appear after a $25 bond for intoxication was forfeited. W P James forfeited a $15 bond for fighting and disturbing the peace. Peter Jackson and Dave Berry were returned to Fort Hall agency officials after intoxication arrests.

Levi Wildcat Fort Hall Reservation John W. Peter D Ellis Jos Carper L. Miller Peter Carper Aftenoon Miller Mayme Mora W. P. James Peter Jackson Dave Berry W Re Fort Hall

New Doris Bus Heading to Pocatello for Service

John Eiman, manager of Pocatello Transportation, leaves Boise and the capital city for Oakland to pick up a new twenty four passenger Doris bus built in California. He will drive it to Pocatello and place it in service around July 1st.

John Eiman Pocatello Transportation Company Boise Oakland California Pocatello Doris Eiman

Mackay Yields Limit to Gate City Anglers

The Gate City fishing party of Harry Wade Carl Reuss and Reverend Father Herman of St Anthony s church returned Saturday from Mackay with all three men at the limit Father Herman was the high man with a nice catch and the group celebrated their success

Harry Wade Carl Reuss Father Herman St. Anthony’s Church Mackay

Weather report for Pocatello June 28 1924

U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Pocatello reports fair conditions for the 24 hours ending 6 am today. Highest yesterday 84, lowest today 52, mean 68 with normal 64. Precipitation since month start .36 inch. deficiency .66 inch. Total precipitation since January 1 3.85 inches. 6 p m readings show temp 66, humidity 41 percent, wind 8 mph from the west. Observer TREPLE notes sunset tonight and sunrise tomorrow.

Pocatello Yvicinity U. S&s. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Tody Yody Senate Treple Observer

Scout Honor Court Honors Pocatello Scouts

The regular court of honor for the Pocatello Scout council awarded second class badges to Kedric and several troop 12 members. troop 17 recipients included Claude Caudle and others. Morgen Shurtliff earned Merit Badges in Public Health Civics and Cycling. The July camp at Mink Creek promises better attendance with transport and a new camp building ready.

Pocatello Scout Council Chamber of Ecommerce Kedri Leigh Bennegl Leonard Chandler Wayne Cathey Donald Denkers Wallace Moore Paul Potter Aston Barrett Claude Caudle LeRoy Edens Gibson Walters Willard Walters Trop 17 Morgen Shurtliff Mink Creek EK. Brady Brady Ing

Elks to Initiate Tomorrow Evening

A class of candidates will be initiated into the Elks Lodge tomorrow night at the Elks Temple. Initiation is held on the last Tuesday of each month and many members attend to guide new brothers before summer vacations reduce activities until fall.

Elks’ Lodge Elks’ Temple The Elks

Pocatello Doctor Chairs Goitre Survey Committee

At the Idaho State Medical Association meeting in Boise last weekend Dr. W F Howard of Pocatello was named chair of a committee to study goitre prevalence among state schoolchildren. The group will survey pupils, propose treatment and prevention measures, and estimate costs to state or districts, with a report to the legislature’s next session.

State Medical Association Boise W. F. Howard Pocatello C. M. Cline Idaho Falls 8S. W. Almond Max Smith

Multiple residents seek medical care and births announced in Pocatello area

John Jones of Salt Lake City consulted local doctors in Pocatello. Mrs. McLaughlin of 730 South Main is ill at home. Mr and Mrs Benio of the Pocatello dairy welcomed a baby Sunday at Lynn Hospital. W H Disheroon is ill at a local hospital. J B Clark of Ashton consulted Pocatello physicians yesterday. Mrs P R Jenny of American Falls received treatment in Pocatello. Mr and Mrs Lee Gallihu of 124 South Fourteenth welcome a daughter Sunday. Mrs P B McKenzie of North Arthur is ill at home. Florence Carey of Salt Lake City consulted local physicians Sunday. Theodore Hicks of Weiler injured in Yellowstone Park accident, consulting local physicians. Sam Emeber of 142 South Main was injured Sunday bathing at Lava Hot Springs pool. J C Clark of Ashton received medical attention in Pocatello Saturday. Bert Moore of Wilson Avenue is confined at home with illness. Endpieces note patented pliers handles formed to tighten chain.

John Jones Salt Lake City Pocatello P. R. Jenny American Falls Theodore Hicks Weiler Yellowstone Park Emeber South Main Street Lava Hot Springs

Regular Monday Night Dance at Imperial Gardens

A weekly dance at Imperial Gardens offers free dancing until 9 30 PM on Monday nights drawing local residents for social dancing and music.

Imperial Gardens

Town Talk and Local Notices from Pocatello Bank Clearing

Town Talk reports Pocatello bank clearing today at 193 171.49 dollars. Sick list notes Conductor D N Wood at 850 West Clark ill, and J M Myers fractured left arm while cranking a car. Real estate transfers include Anna Rasmussen to Peter Anderson and Tom Murphy to Henry White in local parcels.

ANK Pocatello Bank D. N. Wood West Clark J. M. Myers Spug Myers Rasmussen Anna Peter Anderson BE. B. M Murphy Tom Henry White

Lecointe Sets World Record at Istres in Beaumont Cup

French aviator Sadi Lecointe set a world speed record for 500 kilometers at Istres during the Beaumont cup races. He completed the distance in one hour 37 minutes and 49 seconds, averaging 306 kilometers per hour.

Istres France Sadi Lecointe

Visiting Brother Calls on Pocatello

Lieutenant Colonel Frazier retired US Army officer from Columbia Missouri visits Pocatello for several days to see his brother Aubrey Frazier connected with Parisian Cleaners.

Frazier Columbia Missouri Pocatello Aubrey Frazier

Pullman Agent Posts Move for Callans and Portland Manager

Mr and Mrs A Callan of the Stafford apartments depart Wednesday for Billings Montana where Mr Callan will serve as Pullman agent J M Chamberlain of Portland will oversee the Pullman agency in this city

A. Callan Stafford Apartments Rilings Montana Callan Pullman J. M. Chambelain Portland

Marriage Licenses Issued In County Clerk’s Office

A license was issued Saturday afternoon to Otto D. Becker and Elfreide C. Giesbrecht of Aberdeen. Another license was issued this morning to Orville Br. Ester of Birmingham Alabama and Grace Northrup of Butte Montana.

County Clerk's Otto D. Becker Elfreide C. Giesbrecht Aberdeen Orville Br, Ester Birmingham Ala Grace Northrup Butte, Mont

Moyes Funeral Held for Judge Alfred Moyes

The funeral of Judge Alfred Moyes was held Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock from the McHan Undertaking chapel. Services were under Port Neuf Lodge No. 18 A F and A M and were largely attended. Interment followed at Mt Moriah cemetery with eight past masters of the Masonic lodge serving as pallbearers.

Alfred Moyes McHan Undertaking Company Accotahee Portneuf A. M Mt. Moriah Masonic Lodge

Sheriff H W Henderson Heads West for Suspects Return

Sheriff H W Henderson leaves this evening on train No 17 to The Dalles Oregon to take charge of J D Foster and Fred Gray arrested Saturday there for stealing a Hudson touring car owned by Jim Paris Both suspects will be returned to Pocatello for charges.

H. W. Henderson Dalles Ore J. D. Foster Fred Gray Jim Paris Pocatello

Mrs Edith Van Orman Visits Then Heads West

Mrs Edith Van Orman of Elmira New York visits her nephew H M Gridley at 437 North Lincoln for a few days then leaves Tuesday for Challis to stay a week with her niece Mrs Donald Rowels before touring Yellowstone park and the coast states

Edith van Orman Elmira N. Y H. M. Gridley North Lincoln van Orman Challis Donald Rowels Yellowstone Park Coast States

Funeral held for Mrs Scar dino at St Anthonys

The funeral for Mrs Minnie Scardino was conducted Sunday at 2 PM at St Anthony's Catholic Church with Father Denver officiating. The procession formed at Schumacher and Hall, led by the Italian bank and Christopher Colombo lodge, then paused at the family home 454 North Fourth for viewing.

Minnie Scardino St. Anthony’s Catholic Church Father Denver Schumacher and Hall Commany Italian Bank Christopher Colombo

Meet Danger Prepared Colt Ad Teaser

An old promotional card urges readers to buy a COLT Automatic pistol claiming instant preparedness. It touts automatic safety, concealment under a pillow, and army navy adoption while linking gun ownership to personal protection. Also mentions local jewelry pricing.

Army Navy

Short Line Pays Fifth of Taxes in Bannock County

Oregon Short Line paid $257,828.14 in 1923 taxes to Bannock county, about one fifth of total levies. Distribution shows $28,592 to state general, $38,574.56 to county general, $136,787.79 to schools, and remaining sums to other subdivisions. School tax share equals roughly one third of Bannock county’s school levies.

Oregon Bannock County

Indian Dances Featured by Dance Palace in Pocatello

The Elmo family from the Fort Hall reservation will perform at the Dance Palace this week. Wednesday evening they present Bannock war bonnet dances of five family members. Saturday features present day tribal dances in a program tied to The Covered Wagon era.

Emerson Though Elmo Fort Hall Reservation Pocatello

Party Leaves for Yellowstone Park Tour

Mr. and Mrs. E. and Stalling of Fairview with guests Miss Julia Grayson and Mrs. Mulvaney of Asheville NC Miss Blanche Carrier of Bristol VA J. R. Grayson and Mrs. R. E. Pearce of East Lake City left this morning for Yellowstone park Their itinerary includes Cody and Billings Montana with a return to Pocatello and a ten day absence.

E. & Stalling Fairview Julia Grayson Mulvaney Asheville North Carolina Blanche Carrier Bristol Virginia J. R. Grayson R. E. Pearce East Lake City Yellowstone Park Cody Billings Montana Pocatello

Inkom Dance Draws Free Evening Tonight

Town event notice announces a free dancing session tonight and a continuation into Tuesday, inviting residents to join the community gathering with music and social time.

New St. Joseph Pastor Arrives in Pocatello

Reverend Father J. J. Reynolda of Columbia University at Portland arrives in Pocatello to assume duties at St. Joseph's church, taking the place of Reverend J. C. Dolan as pastor after arriving last Saturday evening.

St. Joseph Pocatello J. J. Reynolda Columbia University Portland, Ore J. C. Dolan St. Joseph's Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arious Bannock CO Reby R. C. Marley Inet No. Rep Dem Lago Eough SCOUT Goitre Survey Committee R. McLaughlin Mrs. Benio Pocatello Dairy Lynn Hospital W. HH. Disheroon South Eleventh Avenue J. B. Clark Ashton Lee Gallihu South Fourteenth Street McKenzie North Arthur Avenue Florence Carey J.C. Clark Bert Moore Wilson Avenue Denver H. C. Minor North Hayes Auto Minor City Fire Department E. E. Wright Ogden John H. Kane Moyes Cook Drue Company Natal South Africa Railroad Bruce Music N. Main St Rady Mgowanee of J. D. Doran Mgr. Loan Department F. C. McGowan Mgr. Real Estate Department Florence Florence Stove Company Gaspwen Massaca Strowell-Paterson Home, Co Utah Florence Leveler FS. Co Larsen’& Shafer
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