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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1928

Page

5

Many Hats in County Ring Nominating Returns Filed

Voters see a crowded field as candidates file for August 7 primary across offices including senator state representative county commissioners county attorney sheriff coroner justice of the peace and precinct committeemen. July 7 is last day to file and lists show several incumbents and multiple parties contesting in candidates from Arimo Pocatello and McCammon among others.

Agust Junty Ufter Coun Iff Justice of the Peace H. W. Henderson William Woodward Ublican E.G. Houde H.W. Smith Republic H. L. McHan William Beasley Ur W. Hall Democrata Walter Newcomb Re Bwanson Isaac McDougall Republi Repub Max Cohnblican Arimo George M. Jorgen Pocatello Charles T. McDonald St Y le Filing B. W. Jean H. H. Douglass George H Fisher Art Central Committee R. T McCammon D. Worth Clark G. Marmen Merry G Shafer R. D. Bistiine Ralph@. Jones H. A. Murphy F. C. Terrell Ben Davis Wiliam Ryan James Mary P.C. O Charles A. Brown Amessor Barney McGarvey A. A. Foote Lavalot Springs Thomas Hartley McCammon

Park Traffic Bursts at Yellowstone Opening Day

Yellowstone season begins with strong crowds as daily traffic climbs toward the national park. Observers note heavy Indiana arrivals and frequent parties while weather remains mostly clear and mild for visitors.

Returns From Pythian Convention Held at Weiser in June 2021

D Moore, past grand chancellor, reports 100 present at the Weiser gathering of the state grand lodge of Pythians. Delegates including Blackmer, E G Houde attended. Judge Neill and Leslie Cronin addressed the session. A policy to participate with Oregon and Washington in the Pythian home at Vancouver was voted. The home supports members and orphans. 60 children are cared for nationwide. Five lodges may be established by fall. membership remains limited to sons of Knights. The convention occurred June 20.

D. Moore Weiser Pythias Mr. Moore Grand Lior Grand Lodge Pocatello Blackmer E. G. Houde H. E. Evana John Acheson Judge Neill Washington Koth Ore Leslie Croncn Portland Oregon Supreme Vancouver Waching Sun Princes of Syracuse Vann Order Supreme Representative Pythian Homes United States Ts of of Byracuser

Barber visits Idaho Falls for branch matters

P Barber, a business visitor, checked in at Idaho Falls yesterday to handle branch affairs. Mr and Mrs D J Rayle left for Omaha to visit relatives and plan a Zion canyon tour upon return. Men's associations cooperate this season and many trout will be released at season end.

T. P. Barber Idaho Falls D. J. Rayle Omaha Zion Canyon Utah

Local troops return from state encampment at Boffe

Rigby cavalry troops and Rigby infantry company returned from the state encampment at Boffe reporting a fine time at the state guard gathering. Richard Halburton author of The Glorious Adventure and The Royal Road to Romance will visit Pocatello next year for a lecture tour. Harburton is a former Princeton student.

Rigby Boffe State Guard Richard Halburton Pocatello Harburton Princeton

Boise couple traverses Pocatello on way home from Idaho F one

Mr and Mrs C C Anderson of Boise travel through Pocatello on Saturday en route to their home from Idaho Falls. Mr Anderson owns the Golden Rule store chain in Southwestern Idaho and operates outlets at Blackfoot and Idaho Falls.

C C. Anderson Boise Pocetello Idaho Mr. Anderson Golden Rule Blackfoot

I O F and Rebekah District Meeting Banquet Set

The I O F and Rebekah district meet banquet will be at the Memorial building Monday at 6 30 pm Reservations by Monday noon Tickets go on sale Monday morning at the I O O F hall or by calling 1662 1. Arthur Willard, son of Edna Willard, left Saturday for the B bar M dude ranch in Hoback Wyoming with Mr and Mrs H P Gayhart visiting friends. Edna Willard owns the ranch. Trapshooting today at Pocatello club grounds east of town near Alameda. Short Line club shoots near the north of town by the Sub Way. Shoots start about 10 o clock. Weather expected good. Bring dogs.

Rebekah Distrit Memoral Arthur Willard Edna G. Willard Hoback Wyo Mr. Willard H. P. Gayhart Pocatello Trapshooting Club Alameda

Expected Home Today from Harvard Trip Across Country

Charles Loux son of Dr and Mrs Loux is expected home today or tomorrow after traveling across the country with three fellow students. They faced bad weather near Kansas City and rerouted via St Louis and Kansas City reports, reaching Greeley Colorado. Warren Meadows notes a trout consignment from the state game department is among the best planted by Bannock Sportsmen’s association. The young trout, now six inches, will be released into their new environment.

Charles Loux CE M. Loux Harvard University St. Louis Kansas City Greeley Colorado Warren Meadows Bannock Sportsmen’s Association State Game Department Little Fellows Bannock, Bingham and Power Sports

Visit Notes of Local Families in Denver and Salt Lake

Mr and Mrs Harold Winckley spend two weeks in Denver visiting friends and relatives and expect to return to Pocatello on July 1. Mr and Mrs C E Moody have returned from Salt Lake City where Mr Moody handled business for Schramm Johnson stores. he is manager of the local branch.

Harold Winckley Denver Pocatello C. E. Moody Salt Lake City Moody Schramm-Johnson

Mildred Osterlind Sues Frank for Cruelty in Divorce

Mildred Osterlind filed suit for divorce from Frank Osterlind on a Saturday alleging extreme cruelty. They were married September 10, 1927 in Inkom. She says he refused to provide common necessities while earning enough, forcing her to work to support the home as he squandered wages in pool halls and other ways.

Mildred Osterlind Frank Osterlind Inkom

Clothier to Report to West Point from California Prep

William L Clothier son of Dr and Mrs Joseph Clothier leaves for the United States Military Academy at West Point reporting July 2 His appointment was secured by Congressman Addison T Smith of Idaho Clothier is a California Prep School Pasadena graduate who toured Europe with his parents last year Whittier honored in H H Whittieser Pocatello druggist elected second vice president of Idaho State Pharmaceutical association at Boise session H F Fitzpatrick elected president to succeed J C Halliwell First vice president will be A A Walker of Boise H M Cummins of Melba secretary and Orvil Jackson Eagle treasurer Next convention to be held at Wallace or Lewiston

William L Clothier Joseph Clothier West Point United States Military Academy Addison T Smith Idaho Bill California Pasadena Europe Weat Point Whittieey H H Whittieser Pocatello Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association Boise H. F. Ftzpatrick Two Fails J. C Halliwell Pocateilog A Walker H M Cummins Melba Orvil Jackson Eagle Wallace Lewiston

Adelaide Anderson Sanford Wins Free Chicago Fellowship

Adelaide Anderson Sanford of Pocatello won a free fellowship at the Chicago Musical College, entitling one private lesson weekly with Percy Grainger who will teach concert performance. Carl D. Kinsey notified Mrs. B F. Anderson of the success. The Sanford couple pursue master degrees. The Adelaide Anderson School of Music held a Friday recital featuring piano violin and voice, with Edith Fraker Ann Buchenau Pauline Self and several pianists performing from memory.

Adelaide Anderson Sanford Pocatello Chicago Musical College Tbis Percy Grainger Grainger Carl D. Kinsey B F. Anderson Sanford Adelaide Anderson School of Music Edith Fraker Ann Buchenau Pauline Self Charles Waring Phoebe Regza Beverly Dods Ernestine Stallings Billy

Banquet Reservations for I O O F and Rebekah Lodge

Reservations for the I O O F and Rebekah ban quest must be made by Monday noon. Call 1662 f or obtain tickets at the I O O F hall Monday morning.

Rebekah I. O. O. F. Hall

Short Line Pays Last Tax Installment for 1927

A voucher for 140153 66 was mailed to Laura B. Berg Bannock county treasurer at Salt Lake City covering the second 1927 Bannock county tax installment by the Oregon Short Line Railroad. The first half had been paid December last. State taxes total 46082 87 county general 37990 26 roads 27213 64 schools 146191 71 cities 22807 incidental 2127. E M Sawyer the tax agent rated.

Laura B. Berg Bannock County Oregon Short Line Railroad Company Salt Lake City Oregon Bannock County General EM. Sawyer Freshold

Uncertain List of Names Appears in Local Notice

A fragment lists individuals including Harriet Lindell, Louise Gray, Arlene Martindale, Virginia Blomgren, Frances Dice, Evelyn Steeley, Katherine Brandt, Jean Illingsworth, Weldon Lawrence, and Virginia Cruse in a local notice context. No dates or actions are provided.

Two men disappear during raid near Pocatello

Federal officers and the sheriffs office arrived at a still seven miles northeast of Pocatello where two men were seen driving off as a raid took place around 2 PM. The operation found a 30 gallon still and five gallons of finished product confiscated. Authorities expect arrests soon.

Iill Sheriffs Office Actuying Pocatello

Camp Tendoy Opens Monday With Junior Scout Camp

Camp Tendoy in Justice Park near Mink Creek will open on Monday for summer activity with a junior scout program for ages 10 to 12. The Eastern Idaho Area Council plans blended sessions to accommodate more boys and will provide transport from Center street. Officials say recent spring improvements make the camp the finest in the state and opening ceremonies will include inspection of grounds and buildings.

Camp Tendoy Boy Scouts of Eastern Idaho Area Council Forrest W White Camp Tenday Justice Park Scaut Mountain Mink Creek Scout Executive Ccamp Scout Portneuf Mr. White Center Street P C O'Malley Eastern Idaho Area Council O. F Cail Pocatello C D. Amphlett White

Summer event hosts business men in Pocatello

The article notes the return of a summer event welcomed by Pocatello citizens who joined last year. Sundays are visitors day with parents invited to camp. parents are asked not to send candy fruits or other food to the boys to avoid interfering with meals. If food is sent, provide enough for eight boys in their patrol.

Pocatello

Christiansen Admitted to Practice of Law in Idaho

A. H. Chris Uuahsen former superintendent of schools at Downey received a certificate to practice law in Idaho. Mr Christiansen recently passed the bar exam and appeared before the Idaho Supreme Court clerk in Boise. He is a native of Idaho born in Kilgore Fremont County and educated in Spencer Clark County. He graduated from Albion State Normal school and taught two years in Jeff.

A. H. Chris Uuahsen Downey Idaho Christiansen Boise Supreme Court Christansen Kilgore Fremont County Spencer Clark County Albion State Normal School Jef

Community leader active in American Legion welfare work

The report notes the member’s service with the U S Marine Corps during the World War and his ongoing roles with the American Legion. He serves on a national committee for Legion rehabilitation and has held leadership roles including past department vice commander of Idaho and Grand Chef de Gare of the Forty on Fight. He states he has no definite plans at present.

Ferson County U. @ Mari Ameri Legion Legion Department Idaho American Legion Department of Idaho Christiansen

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