Pocatello Elks Members Wed in Double Ceremonies
Cupid’s wiles strike the Elks lodge with two weddings in the FIK temple ladies parlor. William J. Connors of Carlson Hardware marries Miss Ethel Woodmanfer, while R A Henderson weds Miss Jessie Woodmansee. Both brides are Pocatello girls, with recent honeymoons planned in Salt Lake City.
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Cupid
Elks Lodge
Little God
William J. Connors
Ethel Woodman
FIK Temple
J. H. Dickinson
Episcopal Church
Mr. Connors
Pocatello
Carlson Hardware Company
Flks
Pocatelo
R.A. Henderson
Jessie Woodmansee
Dickinson
Henderson
Gate City
Doug” Henderson
Meeting to form Bannock County Sunday School Union
At the Congregational church in Tucadgy on June 26 at 2 30 a meeting for those interested in Sunday school work will form a Bannock County Sunday School Union Mrs S M Ormaby state secretary of the Sunday School board from Boise will attend All interested are invited An evening supper will be served at 7 followed by a musical program
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Congregational Church
Tucadgy
Bannock County
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised For Digestive Relief
F B Tressy of Richmond Kentucky extols Chamberlain's Tablets as wonderful saying he never told anything that beat them. He recommends them for troubled digestion or constipation and urges a trial.
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Chamberlain
F. B. Tressy
Richmond
Triplets Aim for Officer Ranks in Chickamauga Camp
Three brothers Mc Daniel Meriwether and Richard N Lewis from Kinston North Carolina train as officer cadets at Chickamauga camp echoing a Fort Ben Harrison record. Their partner B B S Lewis serves as private secretary to House leader Claude Kitchin, while their uncle William F Lewis who served with General Pershing may join France deployment.
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Toe
Chickamauga
Fort Ben— Harrison
Indianapolis
McDaniel, Meriwether
Richard N. Lewis
Kinston, N.C
Lover
B. BS. Lewis
Claude Kitchin
Uice
William F F. Lewis
Gen. Pershing
France
Lewis Brothers
Richard H
Tenn
Roosevelt releases Idaho volunteers from looming cavalry plan
Colonel Thomas R. Hamer reports a communication from Colonel Roosevelt releasing him and all Idaho men who pledged to raise a cavalry regiment for the Roosevelt division. The decision follows discussions with about 20 volunteers who had agreed to organize the unit for service in the Spanish American War era record.
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Thomas R. Hamer
Idaho
Wilson
Roosevelt
Oun Senail
Rough Riders
Santiago Campt
Amy
Hamer
Aarm Tippines
Toeet
Congress to Quit in Mid August
Washington reports Democrat Leader Kitchin foresees adjournment of Congress by mid August or by the 15th. He said that after next Wednesday he would seek a three day adjournment if the Senate has not acted on House legislation now pending.
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Washington
Kitchin
Congress
Senate
House
Mrs Minnie Rob inson Dies After Salt Lake Operation
The body of Mrs Minnie Robinson wife of George H Robinson arrived home from Salt Lake in a special car. She died at the L D S hospital Salt Lake Saturday morning after goitre surgery and anaesthetic complications. She was 34 and survived by her husband two sons her mother and other relatives. Funeral at Episcopal church with Rev J H Dickinson officiating and interment in Mountainview Masonic cemetery. Honorary pallbearers named and railroad officials attended. Solos were performed at the church.
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Minnie H. Robinson
George H. Robinson
Salt Lake
No. 31
South Main
Episcopal Church
J. H. Dickinson
Masonic
Mountainview
Larkin & Sons
A. ©. Hinckley
Bruce Robinson
D. W. Church
George H. North
George Gallagher
C. F E. van Neas
George Callacher
Holmes
British Steamer Sinks German Submarine After Battle
Officers of a British steamer report sinking a German submarine after a surface gun duel off Ireland's coast. The U boat exploded after a shell hit its magazine, breaking the submarine in two as it sank. The British vessel remained unharmed and sighted the sinking craft five miles away.
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Atlantic
Ireland
Weather forecast for Pocatello and vicinity June 25 1917
Weather bureau report from Pocatello Idaho notes fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures. Highest yesterday 76, lowest today 47, mean 62, normal 67. Precipitation 0.52 inches since month start. temperature and humidity figures included.
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S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
TSO
Cholera Fear In Neighborhood Spurs Home Remedy
A reader warns of a painful disease spreading in many neighborhoods and recalls two children sick with cholera like symptoms. Mrs Cherles Muveart of Huntington Indiana claims Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy eased their distress after illness struck, underscoring home preparedness.
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Cherles Muveart
Huntington
Ind
Colle
Bear Lake Region Motor Party Enjoys Montpelier Picnic and Pump Plant Visit
Spongberg and family and Dr P Orr Poynter of Lava joined a Bear Lake region motor party to Montpelier for the annual Montpelier Masons picnic at Fish Haven. They toured Ideal beach, heard a band, and saw large auto adoption in Montpelier. On returning they inspected the Camp Lifton pumping plant to move Bear Lake water into Bear river for Grace power, a facility guarded by Idaho National Guard. the round trip totaled 296 miles.
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Spongberg
P'Orr Poynter
Lava
Montpelier
Ideal Beach
Bear Lake
Mud Lake
Sapt. Whitcomb
Camp Lifton
Bear River
Grace
Utah Power & Light Company
Bear Lake County
Idaho National Guard
Princess Kahme Haider Addresses crowd at Methodist Church
A splendid crowd greeted Princess Kahme Haider of Syria at the Methodist church last evening for a detailed talk on the Holy Land and its peoples. She, educated in American Presbyterian schools and U S colleges, traced her lineage to Biblical records and offered a rich view of her native land. Her traveling companion Lucille Gess presented music and a lecture of her own with an old Syrian gown on exhibit. Tonight Haider presents the dramatization of Naaman the Leper at the same church.
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Kahme Haider
Methodist Church
Holy Land
Gedon
Bierut
United States
Lucille Gess
Local fishing reports from Blackfeet dam trip
A. J. Putnam and J. L. Hood fished at the Blackfeet dam yesterday finding the pool water high. D. C. McDougall and family with guest Mise Dorothy Faris of Boise visited Blackfoot yesterday and reported roads in fine shape.
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A. J. Putnam
J. L. Hood
Blackfeet Dam
D. C.C
Lava Hot Springs Draws Swelling Crowds Amid Resort Popularity
Report notes large crowds visiting Lava Hot Springs from Pocatello with many travelers arriving by auto and train. Mesquiteen C Dietrich surveyed the Luffalo Inn area and club house prepping for the season while fishing from the Inn to the bridge catching twenty three fish as no snow remains.
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Idaho
Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello
Dietrich
Luffalo Inn
Two Mexicans Arrested for Liquor Possession at Downtown Ruming House
Police arrested Arthur Lina and Francisco Renova after a Saturday raid on a downtown ruming house. A suitcase containing liquor was found in their possession.
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Dootleggern
Arthur Lina
Francisco Renova
Arm Injury From Car Crank Kick Back
Leland Woolley, 19, son of Dr and Mrs H S Woolley, broke both bones of his lower right arm Saturday while trying to crank a car in the peanut campian. He is reported to be getting along in a very satisfactory manner.
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Leland Woolley
H. S. Woolley
Senate Puts Food Control Bill on Fast Track
Washington June 25 Senate leaders move to expedite the food control bill passed by the House. The bill, referred to the agriculture committee without debate, faces amendments to extend government control to iron and steel products oil petroleum copper lead zinc and fertilizers. Reed of Missouri renews opposition as Chamberlain notes broad support for mineral controls.
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Washington
Senate
House
Agriculture Committee
Reed
Missouri
Chamberlain
Auto Dealers to Form National Association in Chicago
Chicago June 25. The first national association of automobile dealers and distributors will be organized this week to unite distributors with direct factory connections. The National Automobile Dealers' Association aims to include more than 25 000 dealers nationwide and enroll the majority as members.
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Chicago
Ill
National Association of Automobile Dealers and Distributors
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
We Go Wet Wash at Four Cents Per Pound
Troy Laundry advertises wet washing at four cents per pound with contact numbers 8232 and 104 for service inquiries and pickup.
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Troy Laundry
Learning to Read: Aged 16 and Up
A brief note states that a man over sixteen years old seeks instruction to learn. It mentions age eligibility and the aim to acquire reading skills, reflecting a local education initiative.
Classified ads link workers to opportunities
Work seekers and employers connect through classified ads that describe job opportunities, required skills, and contact details. This notice highlights how these brief postings facilitate employment exchanges and match talent with available positions.
Chautauqua contract promises bigger, easier season
The Chautauqua season in Pocatello was deemed a success by Superintendent Trimble and the Ellicen ia Chautauqua association. He announced next year’s circuit would be more liberal and less burdensome on guarantors, with contracts signed before Boise departure. Guarantors named include T Platt Williams, A L Merrill, Jesse R K S Budge, and many others.
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Chautauqua
Trimble
Ellicen
Ia Chautauqua Association
Pocatello
Boise
T. Platt Williams
A. L. Merrill
Jesse RK. S. Budge
B. A. Cummines
Minnie F. Howard
Leon ¥. Mclinelli
Bertha L. Atkin
Tunnell
Clyde M. Gray
E. W. Larsen
Alice Meacham
J.T. Yoons
Gus M. Lorenzen
Troy Laundry Co
C. T H. Stow
Chorge Ridgens
W. H. Witty
J. B. Bover
John. Dickinson
D. W. Church
T. ¢. Martin
H. S. Hamilton
P. C. O'Malley
H. P. Pinkney
J. W. Embree
L. W. Russell
H. J. Swanson
Theo J. Turner
T. J. Mavinnis
Anarchists Still Hold Villa Viborz in Petrograd Conflict
Petrograd reports a group of anarchists continues to hold General Durnivo's villa in Viborz. Many occupants are refugees who recently returned from the United States, sustaining the standoff.
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Petrograd
General Durnivo
Viborz
United States
Visitors to Pocatello from multiple Idaho towns
David A. Taylor of Burley was in Pocatello yesterday along with E. Booth from Twin Falls, H. M. Moore of Montpelier, Frank DeWitt from Pebble, George Kissler of American Falls, and N. EB. Snell of Soda Springs who is there on business. Federal Judge F. B. Dietrich is in Pocatello today on official business.
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David A. Taylor
Burley
Pocatello
N. EB. Snell
Soda Springs
E. Booth
Viassas
H. M. Moore
Montpelier
Frank DeWitt
George Kissler
American Falls
F. 8. Dietrich
Classified ads recover majority of lost articles for owners
Classified ads help restore most missing items to their owners as they recount found valuables and seek rightful owners. The system emphasizes prompt publication, community notices, and verification steps to reunite people with belongings. Local agencies urge continued participation to maximize recoveries.
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Auto Dealers
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