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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
5
The Daughters of at seven this evening at the regular site hold initiation of candidates. In Police Court John Halligan answered a charge of rank before Police Judge Moyes. the case was dismissed with a $10 cost.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Loux near the general hospital.
The primary association of the L. D. 8 hosts an ice cream social tomorrow at the home of H. E. Reddish on Sixth Avenue from 4 to 8 p.m. The event invites residents and supporters in the Second Ward.
Carl tiolst, a well known traveling salesman, arrived from Idaho Falls to call on the local trade in the interests of the Sweet Candy Company of Salt Lake.
An automobile party from Boise consisting of O. M. Drake J. A. Drake Johnson and Miss Arie Harkness traveled last evening and left for the Howe home of the ladies.
W H Coffin of Downey files suit in the Fifth District court against Amnie and Co H Engdahl to collect a 500 promissory note dated October 20 1911 due April with interest and attorney fees Ek Hl Palmer of Downey represents the plaintiff.
State Game Warden 0 H rong visited Big Springs in the park and returned to Boise. The party released about 80,000 trout fingerlings north of the Snake River area, while inspecting the scene this morning.
State pure food commissioner and sanitary inspector Jim Wallis Honored at the annual meeting. Election as president of the Dairy, Food and Officials association to be held during the 1914 convention at Kinco Moosehead Lake Maine. Fined for fighting W F Marshall and architect Arthur Elliot pleads guilty. Police Judge Moyes remits $5 fine and dismisses action due to extenuating circumstances.
Assistant General Manager E B C Manson of the Short Line rode in on the Fast Mail from an east end inspection trip but changed plans in the evening. Instead of returning to Salt Lake on No 16 last it went north to Yellowstone on No 15 and will return this afternoon.
The Bannock county board of commissioners will meet in a special session in July to open bids for the construction project. All taxpayers dissatisfied with the 1913 assessment should appear before the board or lose their rights.
Article text appears garbled but indicates incorporation filings for a livestock association named Grasers Incorparate or similar. It mentions Cotton and Grass and a central state livestock group joining to lease and tract land for livestock and state land.
Dr Earle D Jones, a Pocatello physician and president of the State Osteopathic Association, arrived yesterday on his way to Boise to preside over a forthcoming meeting. He plans to announce the exact date later and is connected with a major drainage project at Market Lake.
One of the quiet western features plays at the Olympic today with a Saturday showing of The Stolen Loaf and a rapid comedy The Amateur Lionel. Next Monday to Wednesday ushers in the eleventh episode of What.
Former Attorney General D C McDougall and his family moved into a $5000 home at 006 South Fifth avenue after arriving from Boise. Mrs McDougall is seen as a social addition to Pocatello life. Deputy Sheriff Smith brought John M Fowler back to Salt Lake City on a Utah warrant for wife desertion, noting Fowler’s mental weakness.
The article notes a state law forbidding firearm sales to minors in Idaho yet observes boys under thirteen carrying paper cap pistols rifles and shotguns. Colonel H. V. A. Ferguson of Bannock County, a sole author of the acts, is a representative in the Twelfth legislative session and the law is now in effect.
Billings Banfi Campa a a well known member of the local Italian colony was killed at a coalock on June 24. The body will be brought to Billings for interment Sunday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at the family home 654 North Fifth avenue under the auspices of the Italian society Cristoforo Colombo.
Bill Tollerton former master mechanic at the Short Line Rock Island serves as overhauler of motive machinery. He has drawn G. W. Lillie master mechanic away to Rock Island and Barn master here will work under Lillie.
A group of 15 Boy Scouts left the YMCA at 7 30 am on an investigative tour. They visited a brick plant guided by manager Mr Garrison and then proceeded to the Saneensen creamery to learn about milk cream and butter.
The group enjoyed ice cream and a visit to Idaho Wholesale Grocery where Mr. Young showed the vast stores for territory retailers. On return they stopped at the Y and the old swimming hole, with Scouts calling the trip among the best they had taken.
A brief lines fragment shows a hopeful prayer to share joy and bless the beloved. The speaker imagines living on to witness happiness, comparing longing to the restless sea.
Saltair Beach outing June 28 with excursion to Salt Lake via Oregon Short Line for travelers from Pocatello and points south. Tickets on sale June 27 from between Pocatello and Cache Junction, and June 28 from Preston Malad and south. All tickets valid only through June 29. W. E. Garvey and D. E. Burley listed as agents.
An old ad notes Meritol Tonic Digestive as a great rejuvenator and builder that tones the system, improves appetite, cleanses impurities, and is advertised for purchase at Corner Pharmacy.
Delinquent assessments listed against stockholders of For and Milling Co Ltd and related shares. Auction to pay taxes and costs held at The Hub Building Pocatello Idaho on June 30 1918 at 8 pm. Secretary W Pomeroy announces proceeds to W A Hyde Realty with detailed per-share amounts and owners.
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