Knight Stands Arraignment in Rape Case at Justice Court
W. G. Knight a former road contractor employee was arraigned before Justice E. G. Houde on a charge of attempted rape. Bond set at 1500, held for preliminary hearing Monday. Incident alleged near Onyx June 2 accompanying girl cut head and chest. she received hospital treatment and is doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Knight
Justice of the Peace
E. G. Houde
H. J. Swanson
Bannock County
Onyx
Moss
Knight
Essex
Conscience vs Lawyer Reminder in Language Nuance
A compact remark contrasts consulting conscience with legal counsel and notes a misspelling or mispronunciation in the phrase about being affected. It reflects caution in phrasing and potential wording issues without naming people or events.
Pocatelicans Hie to Hills for Comfort
A local weather observer notes a 93 degree shade reading with a forecast of cooler conditions by evening. Families head to hillside canyons and pine shade for picnics, noticing wild roses and abundant chokecherries as canning time nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
No Enemies Make Better Friends Wisdom
A compact proverb-like reflection on social harmony urging prudence and restraint. It likens safety to doors and windows, warning against anger that disrupts home life and friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudence
Eye Specialist to Visit Bannock Hotel Saturday
Dr. H. H. Scarborough, noted eye specialist, will be at the Bannock hotel on Saturday June 27 providing consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Scarborough
Bannock Hotel
Boy Scout Encampment Opens at Tendoy Monday
The annual encampment at Tenday above Justice Park on Mink Creek opens Monday June 29 with scouts from Bannock Carbon Bear Take Oneida and Power counties. New camp director Floyd K Barber will lead with James B E peer assistant director and Buryl Blevins scout executive assisting. The committee includes F Terrell Ivan Gasser D C Ray EB J Fieldstedt and A P Say. Two new buildings the cook shanty and roustabout house were added along with tennis courts as the camp is prepared for occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mp Tenday
Justice Park
Mink Creek
Bannock
Carbon
Bear ‘Take
Oneida
Power
Floyd K. Barber
James BE
Buryl Blevins
F. ©. Terrel
Ivan Gasser
D. C. Ray
EB. J. Fieldstedt
A. P. Say
Ying Forests
Local Social Notes From North Idaho Visit and Moves
Miss Lucile Osterlind of South ayes avenue visits Miss Alice Crawford at Soda Springs this week. Mr and Mrs E Manson of Felt Idaho were in Pocatello yesterday on a brief business trip. W Lawrence and Bud Grimes of Pocatello left for La Grande Oregon yesterday on a business trip. Hiram Burton and family of 735 North Main street will move to Montpelier Idaho July 1 to establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Osterlind
Southayes Avenue
Alice Crawford
Soda Springs
E. Manson
Felt
Idaho
Pocatello
Do. W. Lawrence
Bud Grimes
la Grande
Ore
Yestersay
Hiram Burton
North Main Street
Montpelier
World Approval Canceled by Conscience Disapproval
The quotation reflects a moral stance where broad approval collapses under ethical scrutiny. It suggests restraint and steady temperament even when external opinion turns against a person or action. The line nods to inner discipline over public sentiment.
Bank Clearings Reported For Pocatello
Bank clearings in Pocatello today totaled 320232.68 dollars. J H Peterson will be the Fourth of July speaker at Burley fair grounds. Miss Lucille Hood drove to Logan Utah to visit her aunt Mrs Wasley and will return Saturday.
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Pocatello
J. H. Peterson
Burley
Lucille Hood
Logan
Utah
Mrs. Wasley
Runaway Boys Lanna and Joe Martz Detained by Police
Lanna Martz aged 15 and Joe Martz aged 10 from Blackfoot are in custody after police intervention. Thursday evening the boys were held for Bingham County officers.
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Lanna Martz
Joe Martz
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Rainey Family Updates After Illness
Peter Rainey son of Mrs Lee Powell was discharged from a local hospital and returned home to Salt Lake yesterday. Mrs Rainey and Miss Tootsie Rainey traveled to Mackay to visit friends.
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Peter Rainey
Lee Powell
Salt Lake
Rainey
Tootsie Rainey
Mackay
Industrial Board Chairman Brown Files Insurance Complaints
Joel Brown of Boise as chairman of the industrial accident board spent Thursday in American Falls filing complaints against alleged violators of state laws governing employee insurance.
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Joel Brown
Boise
Industrial Accident Board
American Falls
McPherson Returns from East Lake City with Son
C. McPherson of the Peoples Store arrived back from East Lake City last night with his young son Robert who has spent three months in the Shrine hospital receiving treatment.
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C. ©. McPherson
The
Peoples Store
East Lake City
Robert
Shrine Hospital
District Attorney to Probe Local Motor Vehicle Act Case
Acting District Attorney James Airshie from Boise will arrive Monday to investigate the case of Lucille Moore Helen Hamilton and Jack Wilson who were arrested here weeks ago on charges of violating the national motor vehicle act.
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James Airshie
Boise
Lucille Moore
Helen Hamilton
Jack Wilson
Mrs Blackwell to Visit Son in Seattle and Spokane
Mrs Fred Blackwell will leave Saturday morning for the coast to visit her son George Blackwell in Seattle. She plans to return via Spokane to Pocatello, and will be away about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Blackwell
McGowan
Satana
Coast
George Blackwell
Seattle
Spokane
Pocatello
Pocatello Official Heads to Blackfoot Fair District Meet
E J Fieldsted manager of the Pocatello chamber of commerce and secretary of the Hassern Idaho Fair District association travels to Blackfoot for an executive committee meeting. Exposition plans for September will be discussed. Jose Gomez arrested at the Short Line depot on robbery charges and held in the city jail awaiting Montpelier officer. Clyde Mortenson Jack Hoover and J Robinson faced speeding charges. fines issued and appeals noted. John Slaton pleaded guilty to intoxication and fined.
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E. J. Fieldsted
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Blackfoot
Hassern Idaho Fair District Association
Jose Gomez
Montpelier
Short Line
Clyde Mortenson
Jack Hoover
J. ¥. Robinson
Mortenson
Hoover
Robinson
John Slaton
McGowan Returns From Preston Rotary Talk
F C McGowan spoke at a Preston Rotary Club meeting on The Third Principle of Rotary. The club reported one hundred percent attendance. J Carl Adams, Preston delegate to the Cleveland Rotary convention, gave a brief trip report. Mrs McGowan accompanied him.
Real estate transfers filed Thursda townsend to church
Townsend John H. transfers land to First Presbyterian Church lot 17 18 block 208 8400 feet Bistline Ralph B et ux to NE quarter section 27 township 5 range 8 160 acres Reynolds Warren H et ux to C E M Loux lot 3 block 567 Com N corner 740 feet
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Thursda Townsend
John H
First Presbyterian Church
Bistline
Ralph B
Etux
Reynolds
Warren H
C. E. M. Loux
Com. N. Cor
Seward’s Folly and Alaska Purchase The 1867 deal
The article notes the Alaska purchase in 1867 for 7.2 million dollars, once derided as Seward's Folly and Seward's Lamp of Ice. It cites the role of Franklin in American diplomacy and mentions Alaska’s salmon canning output exceeding 23.5 million in a single year. The piece frames these events as pivotal in U.S. expansion and trade policy.
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England
Canada
Benjamin Franklin
France
Guadeloupe
Cnpeal
Britain
United States
Alaska
Seward
Gem State Petroleum President Heads to Pasco for Equipment
H C Harris president of Gem State Petroleum sails to Pasco Washington to load a car of S inch easing and tools for the Arbon well. Machinery to be shipped will arrive in Pocatello within ten days and be ready to run the casing on arrival. The company expects to encounter the Amsden field within two hundred feet based on capping showings and believes production is likely.
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H. C. Harris
Gem Btate Petroleum Company
Pasco
Washington
Arbon
Pocatello
Six-piece orchestra to perform with dinner Sunday
A six piece orchestra will entertain with music on Sunday from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. A dinner is offered for 75 cents.
YMCA Swimming Classes Draw Large Local Participation
The Y M C A offers adult and children swimming lessons at the Pocatello facility starting in May and June respectively. About twenty hours weekly of instructor time cover lessons not open swim. Over a hundred students enrolled in the first month from across the area. Activities include gym, rope climbing, paddle games, and a cracker-eating contest. Key organizers are Ford Bailor and G Nicholas Ifft with the Older Boys program expanding youth leadership.
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Pocatello
Y. M
Reds
Blues
Ralph Wolf, Jr
Frank Varley
Dan Curry
Percy Evane Cacees
Bothes
Les Youn
Carl Dice
Leo Ennis
Red Ahlstrom
Ned Chapman
Duke Trimming
Golden Alstrom
Chick Evans
John Chandler
John Wood
Ford
Bailor
G. Nicholas Ifft
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Piggly Wiggly
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Speeders
Tribune
J. E. Camron
Carlson
Bea
Hans
Lpina
Croak
Hema Cueh
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