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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1909
Page
5
The usual weekend dancing party will be held tonight at McNichols and Wright hall. Dan Kinney underwent a successful forearm tumor operation at the general hospital yesterday performed by Dr Wright. Smith & Sons near complete new ice plant ready to begin producing clear artificial ice within a week.
Local 295 A F of M invites musicians to the Auditorium on Sunday June 27 at 7 30 p m for a meeting to receive new members. The event aims to enroll performers in the union and foster steady membership.
A group of Y M C A juniors enjoyed a cheerful hike to the hills yesterday under the leadership of Secretary Richardson.
A number of fishing parties will depart tonight on No. 15 the Yellowstone Limited to Big Springs to spend the Sabbath at the famed resort.
The Bankers special from Chicago will pass through Pocatello tonight on its homeward journey. The train is scheduled to depart Glenn's Ferry at 6 p m.
The Nelson brothers hosted friends on their new Mullins steel motor boat last night on the river. The fast craft promises popularity for boating parties this summer.
In police court this morning Judge Moyes sentenced three intoxicated men to 614 days on the chain gang. Arthur Newland Joe Heath and Pat Lynch received the penalties after the hearing.
The Orpheum schedule has drawn large crowds with an attractive bill each night. On Monday the program will be changed and new acts will be offered. At the Grand theater Phil St. Marie will present an engaging vaudeville bill with moving pictures, and the program will be updated twice weekly.
Clark and Budge, local attorneys, announce the filing of an important suit in the county court. Details remain scarce but involve substantial claims and named parties expected to appear in forthcoming court actions.
The Keyser Investment Company of New Jersey filed in federal court a suit against Mitchell R. Johnson and others to foreclose a mortgage on valuable land near Bancroft.
James Dalton car inspector foreman on the Short Line was struck on the head by a windlass crank at his farm north of town yesterday. The wound was dressed by Division Surgeon Wright at his office.
D J Elrod secretary of the local Eagles aerie departs for Kansas City to confer with the head manager of International Knitting Mills Philadelphia about taking the northwestern general agency for the company based in Salt Lake City.
John Hendrickson, noted cattle king, completed unloading the last of five trainloads from the winter range in Oregon. The final herd started this afternoon toward the divide over to Pocatello Creek and on to summer ranges in the Caribou country.
Miss Josephine Ingalls entertained the Fleur de Lis club at her North Garfield home Thursday afternoon. Guests included Misses Sadie Lyman Beulah Lawrence Dora Evans of Park City Dorothy Hull and Helen Fargo. Games were played and a dainty luncheon served.
The Entertainment and City Improvement committees of the Civic club are called to meet at the Public Library assembly room Monday at 3 PM to organize and transact business. Full attendance of members wishing to work with either committee is desired.
Bids for expanding the Mechanic Arts building at the Academy of Idaho are due by July 1 to James F. Kane president of the board. A $200 certified check is required with each bid as evidence of good faith. Plans and specs are on file with Architect M. Grundfor.
The trial of Charles Smith accused of beating and robbing a camper near the Wye was arraigned before Judge Masonheimer and the preliminary hearing postponed until unspecified date.
The defendant plans to establish an alibi next Monday morning at 10 o'clock and has requested subpoenas be served on three witnesses.
Dr. C. B. Steely of Independent School District No. 1 calls for bids to construct cement sidewalks for east and west side public school buildings in Pocatello. Bids due June 28. Ten foot walks to be laid on Garfield and Arthur avenues fronting the west side schools and on Clark Street fronting the east side building.
The Rt. Rev. J. B. Funsten, Bishop of Idaho, will administer the sacramental rite of confirmation at Trinity Parish on Tuesday evening, June 29. He recently sustained a severe leg injury but is able to move about with difficulty. This will be his second Trinity visitation this year.
At the Y M C A meeting the club outlined union Sunday services for July and August with outdoor arrangements. Plans call for good music and a large city chorus choir using many instruments. Ministers will deliver sermons and the club will manage all details.
The W M S of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs Norman Belcher’s on South Seventh avenue. Mrs Mullen called the meeting to order. devotional led by Mrs C W Gray. Mrs F M Darling read about Alaska. Mrs Burt B Corliss spoke on The Importance of Missions and led a round table discussion with lively participation. Refreshments followed.
A. L. Knesel from Spokane arrives for business in the Gate City. W. O. Creer passes through en route to Bancroft on business. R. A. Hamilton of Hoquiam transacts affairs here. G. B. Galloway and FP W Roblin of Portland guests at the Bannock. R. E. Bramblett of Ogden attends to matters in the afternoon. Mrs. Nelson of Lima visits with Mrs. C. W. Gray. L. A. Raymond stops at the Bannock from Denver on a business visit. H. Locke, Indian school superintendent at Ross Fork, visits yesterday. Professor Mueblen, music teacher, also mentioned.
Sammy Silverblatt leaves for Louisville to discuss trade extension with his firm. James Burns and Chief Engineer 8. D. Clinton arrived from Downey to work on the 12 000 acre Carey act irrigation project. Attorney D Worth Clark returned from Pahsamaroi valley as counsel for Wood Livestock in a water right suit heard before G F Hansbrough. Henry Kahn, traveling salesman for Franklin and Hayes Brewing, is home for Sunday and will coach for July 11 Trav eling Men's baseball team against Pocatello Elks.
Economy and Mason glass jars and Mason stone jars are advertised at Bean's Hardware Store offering varied sizes and prices for home storage and canning needs.
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