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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
5
The usual mid week dancing will be held tomorrow night at McNichols and Wright hall. The Royal Neighbors Thimble club meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. E J Bohe on North Main Street.
Sheriff E. F. Lowry departed on the noon train for Mc Cammon and Robin to serve attachments in civil lawsuits.
C Manson came from Salt Lake this afternoon in private car Yellowstone, attached to train No 13. The arrival was noted in a brief transit item.
Mexican Frank is being examined this afternoon before United States Commissioner Turner on a charge of selling liquor to an Indian. He was arrested at Blackfoot.
Secretary Dawson of the Commercial club and Rae P Stratford traveled to Idaho Falls last evening with Dr. Lee the local dentist and returned this morning.
Justice of the Peace All Moyes officiated last Friday evening at his East Center street office in Evanston. Charles Gordon and Iola Helm, both residents of Evanston and Salt Lake, were married.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the tonal church will hold its monthly session tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. W A Samms on South Ninth avenue.
A son sends word from Denmark that he and his mother and father are enjoying a delightful trip abroad. The note, dated recently, mentions sightseeing and pleasant exchanges during their travel in Europe.
A stranger reported that his roommate at the Conroy hotel stole a fifty dollar bill while he slept. Police Judge Moyes will hear the case this afternoon.
Passenger conductor Frank Dice returns home from Warm Springs Creek where he had a successful day fishing. The water runs high and the sport is not as bad as in past trips.
County Clerk C. W. Pomeroy ordered the courthouse flag at half mast in memory of Bannock county bar dean Judge C. M. White who died Sunday morning.
Eva Sell returned home this forenoon from Lava Hot Springs where she had been staying for a few days. Her mother Mrs. William I. Sell and brother Roy remained at the resort as the place is overcrowded.
Deputy Sheriff Tim Lewis visits Robin to supervise sale of two threshing machines issued to J. I. Tes company. The gear will be moved to McCammon for auction to the highest bidder.
The ladies auxiliary of the Pocatello Commercial club meets this afternoon at the club rooms to perfect a constitution and bylaws to be adopted at the session.
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church plans an ice cream and cake social Thursday evening on the lawn of C W Gray at East Center Street. The event aims to raise funds to aid sending a delegate to the Inter church gathering.
A rational Christian Endeavor convention is announced in Los Angeles with an open invitation to all interested attendees. The notice emphasizes broad participation and community discussion during the event.
Secretary Dawson of the Pocatello Commercial club will leave Monday morning for his childhood home in Lisbon North Dakota to visit his mother until July 20. Upon returning he will take a position with the Citizens Bank.
An important special meeting of the Pocatello Commercial club has been called for tomorrow evening at the club rooms. Matters vital to the progress of the Gate City will be discussed and a full attendance of members and interested business men is urged.
A stranger, concealment of name, reported being robbed of 20 b of Gelato underworld debt. The case to be heard this afternoon before Police Judge Alf Moyes.
Newly married Cloonan and his wife, the bride and groom, returned yesterday from Salt Lake City where they spent their honeymoon. They wed in this city about ten days ago and plan to live on North Arthur Avenue, hosting friends after July first.
Acting on telephonic instructions from Salt Lake, Sheriff E. E. Lowry hurried to Alexander and arrested a man, who is held in jail until an officer from Zion arrives.
A special train carried many Germans from Portland Tacoma and Seattle through Pocatello this morning toward Denver for a large Turnfest. The baggage car held barrels of beer, described as the stuff that makes a German's life happy.
The text notes a June issue article titled Y M C A Makers of Men and recommends reading the pages 206 to 218. It suggests the piece offers insight into the YMCA’s role in developing men and highlights its presence in current magazines and bulletin boards.
In Police Court Judge Alf Moyes charged Dan Clark with drunkenness and fined him ten shillings. John Doe was adjudged a vagrant and given until 4 PM to depart or face a $25 chain gang sentence. he chose to leave town.
Ed F. Winn of Idaho Falls has been named a special deputy game warden for the Hamer and Mud Lake districts north of Idaho Falls. He warns hunters that exceeding bag limits will bring consequences, reflecting his firm enforcement stance.
Otto and Norris Nelson, local agents for Indian motorcycles, report four deliveries in the past few days for Cokeville resident W. W. Brown Downey Roy Kanow Arbon and Pocatello’s T A Martin. The Nelsons display a new two speed machine for demonstration, claiming it is the latest in motorcycle construction.
Robert W. Thabo, business manager of the Club Women and editoress wife of the See Idaho First publication, was in town to trace how much money a man named Tucker collected claiming to be an authorized solicitor for the magazine.
Senior Assistant Superintendent Henry J. Plumhoff of the Idaho Short Line received a card from Mr and Mrs Roscoe Stockslager bride and groom who are on a honeymoon at Puget Sound. The note was penned from the Bremerton Navy Yard. They plan to be at home on North Arthur avenue after July 15.
At 9 30 this morning the children of Trinity Episcopal church Sunday school gathered with lunches in Trinity hall. Led by Rev and Mrs Saunders and teachers the group walked to City creek for a day’s picnic. City creek canyon is described as a beauty spot in this region.
The Hamilton Beach Sales Co of Salt Lake City distributors of New Life electrical vibratory casts have
Louis L Allen, formerly head of the Boise branch, opens a Pocatello branch in the Wrenstead building. He secures offices there with Miss Scherrer, an experienced hairdresser and manicurist accompanying him.
Chief Tyhee of the Fort Hall Reservation, aged about eighty four, returns to his tepee after a tour of Yellowstone Park. The note recalls his earlier explorations into the park when he was a younger leader guiding Bannock expeditions into the region.
Robert Edie accountant for Southern Idaho Water Power returns from Pittsburg with his bride Miss Chambers. The couple will reside at 529 West Bonneville and are welcomed by friends and social circles in the city.
A printed error announced the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. John A. McKinnon. The infant arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Criswell at 905 North Arthur Avenue on June 20. Mrs. Criswell is a daughter of the McKinnons.
The remains of Judge M. White aged 90 passed away Sunday morning. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 9:30 at the First Presbyterian church. Rev Van der Maaten will officiate. Undertaker Will J. Welker will ship the body on the coast bound limited train to Evanston for interment.
A newly issued reference titled Yellowstone Park Dictionary provides travelers with alphabetically arranged entries from Administration and Altitude through History Indians and Tents to Wylie Way. The guide answers common questions about the park and camping logistics for visitors.
Albert E. Draper proprietor of the Draper lodging houses on South Second Avenue died yesterday afternoon at 4 30 after illness. Burial is set for Thursday at 10 30 in Mountain View. Remains have been prepared for interment by Anderill T Walker. Draper was a pioneer resident of Pocatello and longtime resident of the Gate City for sixteen years.
Vernon Ried was brought from Blackfoot jail to be examined by U S Commissioner Turner on a charge of selling liquor to an Indian. Harry Wilets was also involved. Turner discharged Ried due to insufficient evidence to hold him for the federal grand jury.
Senator D. W. Davis visits, praising progress in Power County and advocating resource conservation to relieve taxpayers by funding state expenses through earned income.
Tomorrow morning at 7 o clock the Boy Scouts will start from the Y M C A on an investigating hike visiting the brick plant Idaho wholesale houses and the Jensen creamery among others. The hikes are a feature of the association work and will be both pleasant and instructive.
Interest grows in building a Fort Hall agency to Blackfoot river dam road. The Blackfoot Auto club estimated the repair cost at 200 dollars and Grove City boosters urged Pocatello to fund part. A meeting in Mayor Turner’s office, president of the state highway commission, and the State Automobile association, agreed to raise 100 dollars by private subscription.
Summer heat raises constipation risk from cold foods. Vary meals with hot items like soups and fish. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin touted as relief, with testimonials from George C. Allen and Ann Schoff, available from druggists with refund if not effective. Free sample offer via Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
The proposal aims to fund a road to a top fishing and hunting area in the state. It is believed that once the merits are understood, raising the necessary funds will be straightforward.
Charley Wilson, a freight brake man injured in a Highbridge wreck last year, has been reinstated and passed through Pocatello en route to Salt Lake to consult Dr Prouts. He led from the top of a runaway train as it neared a collision, suffering a head injury that impaired his hearing.
Mrs Nellie Younger a young widow with a baby asked Probate Judge C J Bell for a travel ticket to Fort Collins Colorado her parents home. Her husband died suddenly in Utah and a mistake sent her toward Pocatello. County Clerk Pomeroy provided a ticket to Paris Bear Lake County as the lawful option.
At 2 PM two unknown Mexican men entered Rawson White Hardware on East Center Street and tried to steal two guns from behind a showroom. One man distracted the proprietor while the other concealed firearms but fled after dropping them. no arrests reported.
Bancroft blanked a Diamondville Kemmerer combo 7 to 0 at Diamondville Sunday. It marked the second straight shutout and second time Bancroft held opponents to no third base. Bert Harrison joined and pitched the game.
Lincoln County Vet J M Bradley publisher of the Shoshone Journal was in the city yesterday on a brief southern excursion. He intended to visit Lava Springs but stopped in Pocatello to see the busiest city in Idaho and noted Shoshone County went wet at a local option vote and may become a new oasis.
Mr. Bradley promises strict regulation of saloons as Idaho counties conclude prohibitive laws fail. The move aims to limit saloon numbers and enforce tighter controls to address the liquor problem after four years of debate. A lighthearted local note follows about five Pocatello Y M C A boys on an outing to L P Holmes ranch Inkom.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best cure for diarrhoea available worldwide and notes it is for sale by all druggists.
Trist Auto Co extends a quarter price cut on all straw hats offered alongside The Toggery promotional event. Limited time deal aims to attract summer shoppers with discounted headwear and related accessories.
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