Local notices and social events from Blackfoot
Special to the Tribune notes Mr. and Mrs. Dalstrom and daughters head to Idaho for races. Wm. Roach of Elkhart visits the Kirkpatrick family. Aces bridge club hosts. Royal Kensington gathering features readings and piano solos. Numerous social visits, bridge teas, dances at the Tabernacle, and community activities are recorded along with local sports where Blackfoot defeats Aberdeen 15 to 10.
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Soda Springs Defeats Lava Hot Springs In Baseball
In Lava Sunday Lava Hot Springs lost to Soda Springs seven to three. Soda Springs had nine hits to Lava’s five with batteries Wilson and Marriott for Soda Springs and Sthamer and Mayer for Lava Hot Springs. A large Soda Springs crowd attended the game.
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Funeral for Johnathan C. Cutler Draws Arbon Valley Crowds
Arbon residents travel to Snowville for the funeral of Johnathan C. Cutler 60 longtime Curlew stake president and L D S church leader who died Friday of typhoid pneumonia at his Snowville home Box Elder County.
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Prick
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Arimo Social Notes Mention Regional Visits and Games
Visitors and residents are paraded through Arimo events with names like Gibbons Bowen and Stevens. Local sports include Buist B team losing 12 to 13 to Arbon and Pauline besting a Pocatello squad 13 to 0. Numerous travel and family updates conclude the week’s notices.
Baby Born at Bethany Hospital in American Falls
Mr and Mrs Oakley Stephenson welcomed a daughter born Monday June 24 at Bethany Hospital American Falls Special to the Tribune Mrs Arthur C Sullivan of Salt Lake City visits Judge W T Oliver Carroll Lawson of Rockland returns to Pocatello after a weekend with relatives Mrs Will Oliver heads to Pocatello to visit friends Bishop Andrew May and other locals pass through en route home from a day in Pocatello Edith Udy of Landing leaves for a prolonged visit in Farmington Utah Mrs R B Davis and Malad children visit relatives in town
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Logan
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George M. Stevens
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George Donat
Jerry Baker
Nell Roper
American Falls
William Cruze
Jess Keeler
Wiest
J. B. Evans
Orville Porter
Conrad Eidemann
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Oakley Stephenson
Bethany
Andrew May
J. H. Hadley
Thomas McLean
Rockland
Edith Udy
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R. B. Davis
Malad
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W. C. Wescott
M. E. Coleman
Fairview
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Harry Christey
Shiller Spur
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Tom Oliver
William Pitt
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C. Lee French
L. L Evans, Jr
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Social notes and visits spread through the city
Local residents and visitors from Idaho Utah and California fill the week with greetings and gatherings. Notables include Dr McKinnon of Aberdeen returning to San Francisco and Mrs J H Ruttman of Longmont visiting W L Newton. Socials honor Mrs William Spell and Mrs William Pitt with card parties dinners and park events.
McCammon and Nearby Visitors Reported in Fragmented Note
Special to the Tribune reports McCammon residents and visitors including Herriot Riddle secretary of the McCammon Investment Company, relatives and travelers from Rigby, Pocatello, Lava Hot Springs and Java. Orville Higbee moves his family to McCammon while working on the road.
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Northwest safety committee backs uniform rail sign rules and driver licenses
The northwest safety group meeting in Seattle urged uniform rail crossing signs set 300 feet out and six feet high. It favors driver licenses with revocation for reckless driving, plus compulsory safety instruction in schools. Idaho’s Robert O. Jones reported California Oregon and Washington already have such laws and urged state legislatures to act to protect lives.
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Petition Drive Foresees 60 000 Acres For American Falls Dam
Twin Falls reports show at least 59 000 acres signed for the American Falls dam project with potential to surpass 60 000. Chairman Arthur L Swim notes further verification today to guard against description errors and ensure a sufficient margin. Checks will begin with Engineer Barry Dibble and Secretary Guy Flenner as petitions near filing with commissioners before Saturday.
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Burns to address Idaho sheriffs convention at Coeur d'Alene
William J. Burns head of the U S Secret Service will speak at the Idaho State Sheriffs association annual convention in Coeur d Alene on June 12 14 and 15. J L Woody Moscow sheriff president of the association says Northwest sheriffs and police will meet in conjunction with the Idaho event to discuss law enforcement topics including narcotics traffic. Governors Davis of Idaho and Hart of Washington will speak opening day officials from Washington Alberta and other jurisdictions part of the program. Burns is scheduled to speak on Friday the second day.
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J. L. Woody
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Hart
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Washington State Association
W. C. Bryan
Alberta
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