Higbee Taken To Hospital After Arrest While Awaiting Larceny Charge
Co. A. Higbee was arrested on grand larceny charges and fell ill at the county jail late last evening. He was moved to General hospital and is reported to be improving today.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
7
Co. A. Higbee was arrested on grand larceny charges and fell ill at the county jail late last evening. He was moved to General hospital and is reported to be improving today.
May Wilson and T Yashei were arrested Friday by police and booked on disorderly conduct. They were released on $50 bonds each and have a court trial scheduled for this evening. F Snyper faces speeding charges in the subway and will appear at the same session.
Edward Edmo reported a ten gauge shotgun and blue blanket stolen from his buggy on the east city side between 6 80 p m and 8 p m. Police visit local pawn shops today while Edmo heads toward Washington. Miss Charlotte Brown travels from New Castle Pa to La Grande Oregon and Challis Washington to visit her sister. County Attorney I E McDougall remains home sick though improving today.
J. Sellers of the Revelare Secret Service has returned from Idaho Falls after spending a few days attending to business matters.
The Moose lodge hosts a spring frolic in Pocatello near Brady Park from June 28 to July 3. Rogers Amusement Co of Salt Lake supplies attractions including a giant Ferris wheel claimed to be the largest in the west plus Hawaiian village society dancers entertainers and educated animals among other features.
Social dance returns this evening in McNichols Wright hall with the Samms orchestra providing music. The promise is for the usual good time and festive atmosphere for attendees.
Five prominent Bannock county residents file with Soda Springs county clerk as Republican candidates for state representative county assessor county commissioner sheriff and prosecuting attorney. Constable Barney McGarvey also seeks sheriff nomination. Wilton Knadle returns from hospital stay. Challis to host a two day celebration with events from July 2 to 8 under chair M A Dillingham and committee. Howe from university mentions George McLaughlin son of Mr and
Mrs H J McLaughlin of 145 South Garfield reports her son George returned last evening on No 17 from Urbana Illinois where he recently earned an engineering degree at the University of Illinois Friends describe him as a popular young man and welcome his homecoming.
Pilot Hugh Barker and mechanic Jack Winton departed Thursday in a passenger plane of the Furcht Barker Aircraft Corporation heading to Malad Preston and other Cache Valley towns for exhibition flights. The aircraft, arriving from Gooding, faced strong winds on Wednesday and did not fly. Barker expects to accommodate local residents for air trips upon returning July 6 with flights scheduled for July 4 5 and 8.
Joseph F. Monahan, long in charge of the local navy recruiting office, writes from Alaska where he commands the submarine chaser C S 94. He figures prominently in a recent raid and helped capture two Bolshevik leaders alleged to be stirring trouble in the Alaskan region.
The moonlight dance returns to Meridell Park in the large pavilion this evening. Pocatello crowds pack the new playground social events with music by the Meridell park orchestra directed by Walter Poulton. Eight large buses run by the Pocatello Park and Amusement Company shuttle attendees to the park on a ten minute schedule from the viaduct east end.
J Robb Brady president of the Pocatello Athletic club left at midnight for Salt Lake to handle business on the McKay O Dowd fifteen round bout set for Pocatello in July. He will confer with Jack Dempsey while there, and the world heavyweight champion may attend the upcoming fight.
The Elks Temple building exterior is being painted under the direction of the I. I. Barber company to preserve its appearance. Mr and Mrs J F Samuels returned from American Falls where they visited the new natatorium three miles west of the city. The pool water is clear and moderately warm with modern bathhouse conveniences including an electric hair dryer for ladies.
R. Myers of the Strange-Maguire Peving Co. explains the work on the newly paired streets isn’t finished until the sixth stage, cleanup. He describes steps from rough grading to final lawn restoration and says crews go beyond to assist property owners and till curb and gutter contours.
Miss Eva Marks and Miss Ethel Kelleher plan a tour through Yellowstone Park this evening. After returning they will spend about ten days at Lava Hot Springs before heading home to Minnesota.
The funeral for C. C. Campbell, a resident of Idaho Falls for eighteen years, was held Friday morning from the Presbyterian church in Sunny.
Health guidance on infant feeding, emphasizing human milk over cow milk, and warnings against improper formula. Discusses sterilization, nutrition, and dangers of teething misattribution. Includes reader questions about constipation and hair loss with brief, dated clinical tone.
Land records note Mr. Campbell, former president of Anderson Bros. bank, prompting Idaho Falls businesses to close for his funeral. Pallbearers included O F Metut cheon, Dr. Brookfield, Christian Anderson, W K Tugle, T H Kelley, Frank Churchill, Jason Mewarroll, and George Scott. honorary pallbearers listed among Clancy St Clair and others.
Church services listed at Anters hall and Alk Temple with Sunday worship at 11 a.m. and Wednesday at 7 p.m. Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. June 27 is the Sunday topic Christian Science. A free reading room operates daily 1 to 4 p.m. in the Kasiska building. Public invited to Trinity Episcopal Church and to services with Rev. Dr. Clark officiating.
A well organized graded school led by Supt W H Kemp with morning worship at 11 10 preached by Rev J B Baker district superintendent of the Pocatello district. Special music by the large children's chorus Epworth League at 7 pm and a live young people's society. Evening service includes a stereopticon lecture on the Philippine Island and Uncle Sam's domains. Welcome awaits at the Church of Good Cheer with Pastor H S Hamilton.
Services with sermon Sunday at 11 a.m. in the W. O. W. hall located at 241 North Main Street. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. Everyone is invited to attend as we are haying service.
The Fisher church on Lewis Street invites all to Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 a.m. and morning worship at 11:10. Junior Endeavor at 3 p.m. and Senior Endeavor at 7 p.m. Evening sermon titled The Christ We Need. First quarterly meeting on the church lawn Wednesday. Stereopticon series on Our Foreign Neighbors to begin in July with topics China’s Awakening Japan and the Japanese Asia’s New Day and Livingstone. Pastor RK J Phipps invites attendance.
The Chester church invites all to Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning worship at 11 a.m. with a sermon by the pastor. An evening service at 7 p.m. features a story sermon on the life of Christ with stereopticon. This begins a five sermon series. a cordial welcome is extended.
The Congregational Church lists children’s motion pictures at 10 am and regular Sunday school with L. W. Brainard as superintendent. The 11 am service features a vocal solo by W. Cornell and an address by Walter R. Siders. No evening service due to the pastor's absence.
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