Attorney Sued Over Return of North Property in Pocatello
Mrs. Peronne orth sues local attorney C D Benting and his wife to cancel a deed to property at South Arm and Lewis streets in Pocatello. The suit claims coercion and misrepresentation to secure the transfer, seeks restoration of the property valued at 70 000 to 80 000 with encumbrances under 5 000, and repayment of alleged monthly sums. Jay Downing represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Benting
Benting
Peronneorth
J. Benting
South Arm
Lewis Streets
N. Carlyle North
Aiis
Enting
Carges
Aless
Venting
Pocatello
Jay Downing
Jackson Realty Offers Flexible Real Estate Loans
Real estate lending advertised with high loan amounts for commercial property at 64 percent and apartment or housing loans at 7 and 8 percent. Straight loans with liberal pre payment options and a described monthly installment plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At- Jackson
Ladies Society and B L F E announce midweek gathering
A joint meeting of the Ladies society and the Brotherhood of Local Firemen and Engineers will be held Wednesday at 8 PM at the Eagles hall. Attendees are asked to dress as kids and enjoy games and entertainment. Dancing and refreshments are planned with single firemen and their ladies invited. Mrs. W F Ketteraring hosts a public board party this evening at 225 South Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society
B. of L. F. and
Eagles’ Hall
Tribune
W. F. Ketteraring
South Fourth Avenue
Card of Thanks From Idaho Falls and Pocatello Groups
A message from Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Kettenring thanking friends neighbors and fraternal groups in Idaho Falls and Pocatello for support after a difficult period. Mentions Moose Lodge Ladies of the Legion Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters I O O F and Rebeccas and gratitude for flowers meals and visits. Also includes a string of local personals notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moose Lodge
Ladies of the Legion
Knights of Pythias
Pythian
Rebeccas
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
W. F. Kettenring
Bruce Trial Opens in Involuntary Manslaughter Case
The trial of L. H. Bruce for involuntary manslaughter opened in district court before Judge Robert M. Terrell. Prosecutors say Bruce drove negligently on February 6, 1925, striking Francis E. Kelly on West Sublette near North Garfield, killing Kelly the next day. Detective J. L. Balderston testified about the bicycle rider hit by the delivery car turning from North Garfield onto Sublette. The case was under way and a jury verdict was not expected until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Bruce
Robert M. Terrell
Bruce
Francis E. Kelly
West Sublette
North Garfield
J. L. Balderston
Police Department
Francis Kelley
Sublette
Carmen Wins Twilight League Clash 7 2 Over Alameda
The Twilight league game ended 7 to 2 as the railroaders defeated Alameda. Rupp pitched for Carmen and Cotant for Alameda. The Clerks and Eagles are slated to play this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apartment
Alameda
Railroaders
Rupp
Carmen
Cotant
Clerks
Eagles
Leader Co stockholders list announced
The Leader Stores Inc of Utah and Idaho names stockholders Ernest Lehman Simon Irvin Lehman Milton Lehman and Charles Ziemer. A Tribune error previously published a list of former office holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader CO
Leader Stores, Incorporated
Women's and Children’s Outfitters
Utah
Idaho
Cororation
Ernest Lehman
Selin Simon
Irvin Lehman
Milton Lehman
Charles Ziemer
The
Tribune
Forum Program Promises Talks on Cooperation and Optimism
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce secretary B G Groom will speak on Intercommunity Cooperation at the regular forum luncheon of the Pocatello Chamber. C B Walker of Pocatello will discuss Optimism. Road committee chairman R Pierce and Ben Ross will report. Adelaide Anderson School of Music provides music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Groom
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
C. B. Walker
Pocatello
D Pocatelo Chamber
R. Pierce
Ben Ross
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Fair Board Meets in Blackfoot for September Fair Plans
An eastern Idaho Fair district executive board met in Blackfoot with J W Thomett and BE Fjeldsted in attendance from Pocatello. Members Otto P Hoebel Arco N H Farrell Mackay T J Bennett Shelley C C Clark RG Boone Blackfoot discussed the September fair program, premium list for exhibits and contests for adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Idaho Fair District Association
Blackfoot
J. W. Thomett
BE. J. Fjeldsted
Pocatello
Otto P. Hoebel
Arco
N. H. Farrell
Mackay
T. J. Bennett
Shelley
C.C. Clark
RG. Boone
Blackfoot Fair Grounds
Former Portland resident Jack Robinson visits hometown
Former resident Jack Robinson arrived last night for a brief Portland exchange. He is son of Mr and Mrs George H Robinson of Portland Ore and was bound for Bancroft to visit relatives. He formerly lived here and is now general purchasing agent for the Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation company in Portland after previously serving in the store department of the Oregon Short Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Warner
Gladys Matthews
St. Anthony
Seattle
C. White
Spokane
Wash
R. F. Hamilton
American Legion
Butte
Grace
Florence Henderson
Cokeville
Wyo
Pocatello
Rose Ringo
North
Harrison Street
Jack Robinson
George H. Robinson
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake
Bancroft
Robinsons
Mr. Robinson
Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Oregon Short Line
Visitors arrive from Boston to stay with Hood family
Mrs. D. W. Clark arrives with son Deworth and daughter Muriel to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Hood at 554 South Seventh Avenue. Deworth studied at Harvard Law School in Boston and plans to stay locally for now. Mrs. Clark and Muriel will return to Boston for Muriel to continue schooling. The Clarks formerly lived here and the late Mr. Clark was an attorney for the Oregon Short Line Railroad at this point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Clark
Deworth
Muriel
Boston
John Hood
South Seventh Avenue
Harvard Law School
Railroad officials visit from nearby towns before Omaha meeting
A number of Union Pacific system officials and agents from Oregon and Idaho towns traveled here last night en route to Omaha for an official company meeting. Attendees included Joel L. Priest of Boise and A. B. Edmonds and H. Dexter of Portland, Denny Sullivan of Ocean, and T. H. Farmer and his son, former Oregon Short Line agent at Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific System
Omaha
Joel L. Priest
Oregon
Notable Salt Lake Architect Visits City
Well known architect Lorenzo Young of Salt Lake City visits for a few days. A graduate of the New York City architectural school and the University of Pennsylvania, he served as assistant instructor under Prof. Paul P. Crot. He is a Tau Sigma Delta member and belongs to the T Banarae club of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo 8. Young
Salt Lake
Young
Architectural Schoo
New York City
Architectural School
University of Pennsylvania
Sasige
Paul P. Crot
Tau Sigma Delta
Philadelphia
Recreation Hall
City
Zoe
Noah
Prominent banker gives farmer blunt pluck advice at Bannock
Hotel Bannock patrons overhear a Portland banker advise a local farmer to rely on pluck as the foundation of business success. The farmer seeks cash for seasonal needs, while a parade of travelers desks and merchants check in at the Bannock, Crow and Yellowstone hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock
Tribune
Portland
G. P. Delury
B. ‘of
L. E
Salt Lake
Mr. Delury
St. Marie
A. R. Bruce
Crow
L. T. Wright
Twin Falls
Glancy St. Clair
Idaho Falla
Tech
Wilson
Rexburg
Yellowstone
Tracy
Wapuantic
Connecticut
Moonlight Serenaders to Play at Moonlight Pavilion Dance Night
Regular Tuesday event features Moonlight Serenaders performing at Moonlight Pavilion. Dance crowd expected with lively music and social atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonlight ‘Pavilion
Moonlight Serenaders
Minister Speaks Before Kiwanis At Hotel Bannock
The Rev. George S. Sloan delivered the principal address at the Kiwanis Club meeting in the Hotel Bannock. He spoke on American ideals foundational to the nation and contrasted idealism with materialism as guiding the Constitution. B. M. Hines and John L. Hood led the program, with Jean Bistline presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Sloan
Bannock
Sloan
Rev. Sloan
India
B. M. Hines
John L. Hood
Jean Bistline
Club board meeting notes lists six directors
Presiding. The meeting of the board of directors of the club will be held Thursday night. The members are: H. R. Turner, B. M. Hines, Ivan Gasser, J. I. King, C. D. Moore and A. J. Pierce. There was no routine or other business brought before the members today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
H. R. Turner
B. M. Hines
Ivan Gasser
J. I. King
C. D. Moore
A. J. Pierce
Plot to overthrow Calles regime alarms Mexico
Widespread rumors of a conspiracy to topple the Calles government surface as Mexico appears to be slipping back to normalcy. The reports mention plans and locations but lack confirmed details or names. Authorities call for caution while monitoring the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calles
Mexico
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OCAL
Return North Property
South Arthur
Troy Laundry
Debt Commission
Carl Brooks
C. E. Brooks
Leland Stanford University
California
Mr. Brooks
Dartmouth College
J. A. Ziebarth, Sr
Coast
Los Angeles
Merridell Park
C. H. Barber
American Falls
Shrine Circus
Lynn Hospital
Arthur and Clark
Silk
A. I. Benson
Logan
KE. R. ‘Guye
la Grande
G. Perrin
J. B Cook
Toledo
A. H. Thomme Logan
K. L. Malen
F. D Densest Et
Een Gon
Brigham
A McBeth
Lake
B. Henpliman
Buhl
Wen I Beg
J. Jensen
McCoy
A. Pearson
Trude
J. Albertson
J. C. McGinnis
Kansas City
H. K. Geore
Altamont
Alexander
Emmett
F. Voura
Oregon City
L. H. Davis
Schneider
P. Bagley
Montpelier
M. Saban
M. Iverson
Meadows
F. J. Ritter
M. M. Daniele
I. Bagley
Duro
F. J. Porter
H. ©. Scott
E. M. Murphy
Ogden
H. L. Rich
F. H. Barnes
L. C. Hoffman
H. J. Arnott
Denver
FE. L. Linford
8. Coryell
W. Rennet
BE. R. Olds
W. P. Mailander
EB. J. Lindquist
E. Jorgensen
Chas. Murphy
F. A. Rowe
J. W. Holmes
G. Holmes
W. A. Reynolds
J. Rosenberg
Miss Hahn
Burley
R. L. Campbell
Boise
C. C. Wilcox
H. Schurte
D. B. Grafe
Weiser
B. B. Gray
Indies
Leeney
North Main
Calureet Bai
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