Site of Old Fort Hall Is Little Else Than Memory
A historic tour by Pocatello figures revisits graves of trailblazers near American Falls and the burial grounds of Chief Pocatello. The party traces the Oregon Trail to the Portneuf bottoms, notes the Adobes and Fort Hall sites, and recalls Wyeth’s 1834 fort and Lee’s early Idaho sermon amid a view of the Snake and Portneuf rivers.
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Old Fort Hall
G. Nicholas Ifft
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Pocatello
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T. C. Elliott
Oregon Historical Society
Ki- Nett
Fremont Kutnewsky
The
Blackfoot Republican
Nicholas Ifft
Pocatello Tribune
Trail
American Falls
Oregon Trail
Women's Club
Snake
Jodge Oliver
Chief Pocatello
Portneuf
City of
Bannock Creek
Judge Oliver
Spring Hole
Oliver
Chie Pocatello
Sol
Diers
Ft. Hall
U. S
Siders
Buake
Old Ft. Hall
Swanson
Tilden Road
Tildan
Ross Fork
Big
Little Spring
Ross Forks
Miles Cannon
Nathaniel J. Wyeth
Massachusetts
Columbia River Fishing and Trapping Company
Wyeth
Hudson Bay Company
Jason Lee
Ft. Hall Bottoms
Garden of Eden
Service Men Race Across Country to Pocatello
Ex serviceman Robert Dale of New York arrives in Pocatello part of a 12 man cross country race starting April 20 in New York. Contestants may travel any means with no outside money. Dale led at Spokane and now awaits Salt Lake standings. Prizes total 5000, 3000, 2000 from Eagle News. Dale earned most funds from auto repairs and washing while en route.
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Spokane
Tribune
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Omaha
Davenport
Cilinton
Chicago
Detroit
Bakk
James Bellman
Dale
Army
The
Garret
Firth
Th Cavalry
Idaho Reclamation drive aims to fund a big campaign
Major Fred R. Reed urges steady push for Idaho Reclamation association plans. He stresses organized effort across districts, water rights, and storage for irrigation to boost crops and prosperity, calling for united action and serious work now.
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Fred R. Reed
The
Association
Idaho
White Bird Canyon Fight Ends Cavalry Retreat
In mid June 1895 General Howard moves from Ft Lapwai to Cottonwood Creek after reports of Indian gathering led by White Bird and Joseph. Perry leads two cavalry companies against about 300 hostile warriors in White Bird canyon. a ten minute battle ends with cavalry retreat and heavy losses.
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the Tribune
White Bird Banyon
Ft. Lapinal
Howard
Joseph
White Bird
Cottonwood Creek
Camas Prairie
Mt. Idaho
Captain Perry
Perry
Ft. Lapwai
Peen
General Award
Nanteith
Br Ng
Mt. Aho
Ft. Lapwal
Prairie
Ollicut
Rocky Canyon
White Bird Mountains
White Bird Valley
Salmon River
A. Chapman
White Bird Canyon
Table
Lieut
Theller
Trimble
Judge H. W. Smith Dies in Ogden After Illness
Judge H. W. Smith died at Ogden on November 22 after a prolonged illness from Bright's disease. Known in Idaho as Kentucky Smith, he was a prominent figure during his fifteen years in the territory.
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H. W. Smith
Ogden
Bright
Idaho
Kentucky Smith
Territory
Idaho Pioneer Lawyer James P. Smith Chronicle
James P. Smith, a leading western lawyer, lived in Idaho towns from Malad to Blackfoot and Ogden. He helped pass the Idaho test oath and a bill creating Bingham County, later joined Smith & Smith in Utah, and was appointed associate justice of the Utah supreme court in 1893.
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Smith
Malad City
Ida
Old Onedin County
Willard Crawford
Citizens
Idaho
Bingham
Blackfoot
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho Voters Urged to Learn New Election Rules
Citizens are told who must register and when, with key dates for August primaries and November general election. The guide outlines registration requirements, who votes, and offices elected at county state and federal levels, plus nomination papers and party affidavits needed.
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Idaho
Tambo
United States
Congress
Secretary of State
Will of Turin Millionaire Creates Providence Prize
The 1919 Turin will left $10,000 for a Providence annual prize to a 20 year old, marriageable daughter of the common people who best embodies virtue. A mayoral commission will select the winner, but the mayor says no such ideal girl exists and no angel could win.
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America
Turin
City of
Providence
Imagined threat haunts Chicago woman after husband’s escape theft
A Chicago girl who ran away from her legless husband explains a bizarre fear as she describes his imagined grasp on her hair. The piece hints at a peculiar marital struggle and the unusual dynamic of living with a partner defined by disability and imagination.
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Chicago
Stark v Stark divorce suit filed in Bannock County
Summons issued by the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Idaho to Ralph W. Stark in Bannock County. Helen Stark sues for divorce alleging failure to provide support for more than one year. Judgment by default possible if he fails to respond within twenty days of service in the district or forty days elsewhere. Clerk R. B. Earley. Deputy Lillian Spongberg. McDougall & Jones, Pocatello, Idaho. j120-6ww
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Bannock County
Helen Stark
Ralph W. Stark
Bannock
R. B. Earley
Lillian Spongbergo
McDougall & Jones
Pocatello
Idaho
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Angelo Cuozzo
In the Probate court of Bannock county Idaho the estate of Angelo M Cuozzo deceased is administered by Co A Zezza administrator. Creditors and all persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication at White and Bentley East Center Street Pocatello Idaho. June 14 1920.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Angelo M. Cuozzo
White & Bentley
East Center Street
Pocatello
Notice of Dissolution of Dubois Improvement Company
Notice is given that the Dubois Improvement Company a Idaho corporation has filed for voluntary dissolution in the Fifth Judicial District Bannock County Idaho. Objections must be written and filed with the district clerk in Pocatello by June 26 1920 at 10 o clock a m the dissolution hearing to be held in the district court room in Pocatello.
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Dubois Improvement Company
Idaho
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Bannock County
R. M. Terrell
Pocatello
Kk. C. Early
Notice to creditors in estate of Frank M. Cook Idaho
The executrix with the will annexed Willie Ann Staley requests all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at the office of White & Bentley in Pocatello Bannock County Idaho. Dated April 16 1919. Attorneys White & Bentley.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Frank M. Cook
White & Bentley
Centter Street
Pocate
National Bank of Idaho at Pocatello Authorized to Commence Banking
The National Bank of Idaho at Pocatello in Bannock Idaho has met federal requirements and is certified by Comptroller John Skelton Williams to commence banking under the revised U S statutes. The certification is dated May 21 1920 and sealed by the Comptroller of the Currency.
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Treasury Department
Office of Comptroll
Washington, D. C
National Bank of Idaho
Pocatello
Bannock
Idaho
United States
John Skelton Williams
Poindexter Seeks Full Pardon After 1919 Assault Conviction
Eugene E Poindexter applies for a full pardon at the next regular Board of Pardons meeting for a 1919 assault with deadly weapon conviction.
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Eugene E. Poindexter
Board of Paredon
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