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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1922

Page

2

McCammon Local News Bits From Idaho Town

McCammon and surrounding area report business visits and family travels. Gittins announce Berkeley summer school plans and return to teach next term. Local workers handle road reballasting while families visit, and a new New Garage Hall dance announced at Lava Hot Springs.

McCammon Thomas W. Edwards Gate City G. W. Gittins Berkeley Cal Gittins McCammon Public Schools Gustine Julia Green G. H. Green

Local Social and Visit Notes From Blackfoot

Miss Lenore Lyons of Pocatello visits sister Mrs. Howard Simmons. Idaho Falls visitors Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bundlie. A. G. Changnon of Sterling shopped in Blackfoot. Max Felbaum to Boise for a five day Idaho high school agricultural instructors conference. Fred Hansex from Yellowstone Park spent Monday in Blackfoot with relatives. E. B. Genders return from Moscow after Grand Chapter of the K P lodge. M. M. Farmer elected Grand Master at Arms. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Harker of Salt Lake guests of Miss Marie Millick. Bridge tea hosted by Mrs. J A Martin with five tables. roses and peonies decor. Favors to Mrs. E E Sanders and Mrs. David Willamwuth. Luncheon served by several ladies. Out of town guests included Mrs W L Kidneigh and others. Virginia Pierce Vera Halverson and Miss Lenore Lyons visited from Pocatello. John Pewere returns to spend summer with P Powers family. Misa Sateher visiting in Pocatello returns home. Decker of Idaho Falls stops by.

Blackfoot the Tribune Lenore Lyons Pocatello Howard Simmons B. B. Bundlie Idaho Falls A. G. Changnon Sterling Max Felbaum Boise Idaho Fred Hansex Yellowstone Park Blackfoot Ag E. B Moscow K. P. Lodge M. M. Farmer H. A. Harker Salt Lake Marie Millick J.A. Martin E. E. Sanders David Willamwuth Hamilton Wright Howard Henderson Henry Hiles Franklin Martin Robert Gregg Mary Johnson Elsie Thompson W. L. Kidneigh Rock Springs Virginia Pierce Vera Zula Halverson Osatello John Pewere Idaho Tech P. W. Powers T. A Murray

Soda Springs Social Notes and Local Visit Totals

Soda Springs reports a week of visits and movements with Miss Freda Berger from Montpelier, T W Horsley assessing Caribou county with a trip to Williamsburg, and Mrs Aleen Lee and daughter Joan from Grace staying with Miss Anna Horsley. Visitors include Perry McConkie and Horsley for sheriff and assessor posts, F A Reed and Ed Reed from Lava Hot Springs, and Otto Peterson group from Wayan Springs. Page lists several others visiting for business and banking changes at Soda Springs.

Soda Springs the Tribune Freda Berger Salt Lake City Perry McConkie An T. W. Horsley F. A. Reed Ed Reed Lava Hot Springs C. i Jean Low Utah Jean Dunlow Targillier Bank Debbie Davis Bishop Muir Otto Peterson Bud Weaver Wayan Ust Donner Fort Hall Indian Reservation Boda Springs D. T. Pilchard

Lava Hot Springs Outing Delights Bancroft 500 Clubmembers

Bancroft June 28 Special to Trib une The 500 Club outing to Lava Hot Springs Monday June 26 proved the most enjoyable social event of the past two weeks. Couples traveled by car at 3 30 pm arriving for an hour of planned activities and lunch. Most games during the social hour were won by the ladies as hosts Mr and Mrs Budrow Mr and Mrs Roe White Mr and Mrs William Howarth Mr and Mrs Geo Creas Mr and Mrs Lee Taylor Mr and Mrs William Davis and Mr and Mrs Bite.

J. C. ‘Budrow Roe White William Howarth Geo.creas Lee. Taylor William Davis Bite Mead

Statewide primary race heats up with GOP and Democratic bids

A long standing political scene anticipates a hot primary and county campaign. Rumors orbit state senator and district posts with Willard ford as the lone announced state representative candidate. Party slates list several Republicans and Democrats across offices including Sheriff Assessor Prosecutor and Justice of the Peace as delegates prepare for county conventions on August 15.

Himse Republi‘cutts Mshoers T. D. Jones James Idaho Willard Ford Downey Kingsford Clerk of District Court R. C. Earley Eee Alex Campbell George Mabey Johan W. Ash Jack Blake Philip Stalker Republics Peewees Densities Wees Repuna Anit J. & Batersox Lone Lane Steer McGarvey Peca Aly Sophie Tello Itle

P. E. O. Convention Opens at Boise

Boise June 28 More than 100 delegates from 22 Idaho PEO chapters attend the seventh annual Idaho state convention opening with a reception at the Chamber of Commerce. State officers expected include Mrs. Mattie Wilson and Mrs. Edith G Erwin among others. The event centers in the Orange room of the Owyhee hotel with an excursion to Kiwanis Parker Barrel Spin and a picnic supper.

Boise P. FE. O Idaho Idaho State Chamber of Commerce Chapter of Mattie Wilson Blackfoot Marva James Gooding Gertrude E. Malin Kellogar Edith G. Erwin Ruth Murphy Caldwell Bertha Bell Twin Falls Owyhee Accordism Astowteck Kiwanis Parker

Flood Passes A Bad Crisis In Brownsville

Brownsville Texas June 27 AP heavy rains push Rio Grande to two inches above Parling? pumping plant and 1.5 inches at Arroyo Colorado stream levels crest expected near Brownsville late today observers say the channel may handle the flood but rail service to nearby towns remains suspended amid washouts between Matamoros and Monterey.

Brownsville Texas Rio Grande Here Arroyo Colorado Gulf of Mexico Cameron County Ownerille Matamoros Mexico Monterey

Senate Concurred on Shoals Project in Army Bill

The Senate today concurred in the House amendment to renew or authorize the Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals Alabama with effect next October 1. Chairman Norris led the fight to reject the House language but was defeated 32 to 28. The action completes consideration of the annual army appropriation providing for 125000 enlisted men and 13000 officers.

Washington Senate House Army Wilson Muscle Shoals Alabama Norris Agricultural Committee Senate of Conference

Idaho football title plans outlined by state board

The state board of athletic control led by RB Snyder of Idaho Falls M C Mitchell of Twin Falls and L G Cherry of St Marie met Friday evening at the Tech to outline football championship plans for the coming season. Details will be published soon.

State Board of Athletic Control RB. Snyder Idaho Falls M. C. Mitchell Twin Falls L. G. Cherry St. Marie the Tech

Daisy Boosted as National Flower in Legislature

A national designation vote in Washington D C made the daisy the United States flower at the American Legion convention. The effort to choose a national flower faced opposition from some who favored the poppy. Proponents expect quick committee action and a favorable House decision.

Washington D. C Nmai Kansas Ked Legion

Kidney Pills Relief Cited by Fire Chief's Double Benefit

W H Shadwell of Stanley Virginia recalls kidney trouble six years ago and credits Foley Kidney Pills as recommended by the Fire Chief. He says after using three bottles his symptoms were fully relieved and never returned. The advertisement touts relief from rheumatic aches backache swollen stiff joints sleep disturbance and bladder weakness associated with kidneys.

W. H. Shadwell Stanley Foley Fire Department

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