Hubs Lose Two Stars As Tuttle Joins Roster
Manager Embree signs Tuttle catcher from Soda Springs to replace Fuller and Tueshman who have left for Preston and Lewiston. The Hubs face Twin Falls this weekend at home with Brezee and Tennant pitching, ahead of a July 3 game in Blackfoot for a $200 purse.
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Twin Falls
Magic
Grove City
Jake Fuller
Eddie Tueshman
Fuller
Preston
Cache
Gate City
Otis Embree
Tuttle
Soda Springs
Montana
Hubs
Fox
Tueshman
Embree
Brezee
Butte
Intermountain League
Tennant
Salt Lake
Engineers Meet Shop Men In Twilight League Baseball
The Engineers face the Shop men tonight at 6:30 in a Twilight league game. Admission is free and the matchup on the diamond should attract local fans.
Two Mile Limit Law Case Yields $100 Judgment
Joseph O Smith vs E Rodies long trial before Probate Judge Johnston ends with a $100 in favor verdict for damages under the two mile limit law. Rodies found guilty of ranging sheep inside the plaintiff's two mile radius and trespassing on homestead. Another farmer Maroni Price sues Erving Brothers for sheep damage near Price ranch now on trial before Judge Johnston.
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Joseph O. Smith
E. Rodies
Johnston
Maroni Price
McCammon
Erving Brothers
Mr. Price
Price
Witty
Robert M. Terrell
Utah Sheepman Fined for Polluting Stream in Idaho
Squire Chipman of American Fork Utah was arrested by Deputy Sim Sterrett after leaving dead animals near a stream while guiding a herd through Dempsey country. He was found guilty of maintaining a nuisance and fined 50 dollars. Leo Wender of Milford and Smith Brothers of Murray were also fined 50 dollars each.
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Squire Chipman
American Fork
Utah
Dempsey
Sim Sterrett
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Masonheimer
Leo Wender
Milford
Smith Brothers
Murray
Idaho
Wheat. Chicago June 24 July wheat closes
Chicago wheat prices close for July contract at 1.19 and a half cents. Market activity shows steady demand and modest gains amid midweek trading.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Gilmore railroad survey extends toward Lewiston
Missoula Montana June 24. The current railroad construction move extends the Pittsburg Gilmore survey from Salmon City to Lewiston Idaho. A survey party will go to Armstead Montana and then along the right of way toward Bitter Root mountains choosing Horse Plains or Lemhi pass. W H Gardener ex Puget Sound chief engineer has toured the proposed route. The project is viewed as backed by J J Hill in the Harriman contest.
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Missoula
Montana
Idaho
Pittsburg-Gilmore
Salmon City
Lewiston
Armstead
Mont
Bitter Root
Horse Plains
Lemhi Pass
W. H. Gardener
Puget Sound
Pittsburg- Gilmore
J. J. Hill
E. H. Harriman
Big Rise in County School Census and Finance Report
The county school census lists 1105 compulsory students with 419 boys and 441 girls in public schools, plus several in St. Joseph's and the Academy. Truant cases dropped to thirteen. seventeen permits for absence were issued for sickness or work. District finances show receipts of $60,580.31 and expenditures of $56,146.45, with a year-end balance of $21,082.02 and a district debt of $61,000. Property values total $115,068.09 across west and east schools.
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St. Joseph’s School
Academy of Idaho
Bannock
Siders
Reception at Mrs Weeter’s North Seventh Avenue
Yesterday afternoon a charming reception was hosted by Mrs John C Weeter at her North Seventh avenue home. Assisted by Mrs John J Granville and Mrs Bigger, guests enjoyed a bower of golden yellow roses, red and green dining decor, and refreshments served by several attendants. Musical interludes featured performances by Mrs Steely, Mrs Brooks, and Mrs Hanna fin, who also answered an encore for Mignon's Song.
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North Seventh Avenue
John C. Weeter
John J. Granville
Ross Fork
Bigger
Salt Lake
Norman Belcher
Walter R. Siders
Helen Fargo
Mary Jane Lyman
George North
J. P. Congdon
Steely
Brooks
Fort Hall Water Contracts Face Urgent Signing
John Hendrickson arrives from Ontario after supervising a 9000 head cattle shipment from eastern Oregon to Caribou forest ranges. Pat Gallagher of the Pocatello Water Users Association urges Fort Hall tract homesteaders to sign water contracts at Bannock National Bank, noting the $18 per acre price may drop once canals are finished.
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John Hendrickson
Ccattleman
Ontario
Oregon
Caribou National Forest
Pat Gallagher
Pocatello Water Users’ Association
Fort Hall
Bannock National Bank
Gallagher
Bannock National Bank Pocatello Idaho June 23 1909 Report
Report of the condition of Bannock National Bank at Pocatello Idaho close of business June 23 1909. Details show loans 217499.79 overdrafts 2338.93 U S bonds 1200000 premiums 250 bonds 15578.05 cash items 494.98 due from banks 44261976 notes of other national banks 265 lawful money 16804.88 redemption fund 625 liabilities include capital surplus undivided profits and deposits with figures for certificates and checked items.
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Bannock National Bank
Pocatello
Idaho
U. S
U.S
Bankers Trust Companies
Savigre
Ceneeenees
Ce Cccceeceeenereeenss
Charitty House
Ostee
Henn Nee
Seeveree
New Zion Mayor Installed After Deposition
Wilbur Glenn Oliveson, successor to John Alexander Dowie, was deposed as head of Zion City. Independent officers elected weeks earlier were sworn in by the retiring city council, and E. N. Richey was named the new mayor of Zion City.
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Chicago
Wilbur Glenn Olivia
John Alexander Dowie
Christian Church of Zion
Zion City
E. N. Richey
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Lyman Fargo
W.8
Ccornick, A.J, Pierce
Orenzo D, Brown
NEW Zion
Daily Tribune
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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