Men Arrested on Reservation for Rum Transportation
Earl Daniels and Nate Curtis were arrested about 20 miles up Bannock creek canyon on a rum transport charge by Jim Ed Munds and C M Bell. A ten gallon whiskey keg and the car were seized. They were arraigned before U S Commissioner F E Tydeman and held on $1000 bonds each for federal court in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Daniels
Nate Curtis
Bannock Creek Canyon
Jim Edmunds
C M. Bell
Curtis
Daniels
Down Town Resident Oliver E Trimming Operated On
Oliver E Trimming underwent an operation Friday morning at a local hospital. His condition was reported today as satisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sorgatz returned Friday from San Francisco where they spent their summer vacation. Mr. Sorgatz is a member of Manning & Sorgatz. A band concert is set for Sunday evening at Caldwell Park at 7 o clock directed by Art Biggins featuring classical and popular numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver E. Trimming
California
Chris Sorgatz
San Francisco
Mr. Sorgatz
Manning
Caldwell Park
Art Biggins
Denmark
George Carlson
South Fourth Street
Second Ward
Dogs Without Licenses Lead 17 to Police Court
Seventeen people were chased into police court this morning on charges of harboring dogs without licenses. Desk Sergeant R. M. Pugmire said many misunderstood the attorney general W. D. Gillis ruling that no license is needed if the dog stays on the owner’s premises, noting it doesn’t apply to corporate towns or villages. A city ordinance requires licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Pugmire
W. D. Gillis
City aims to curb dogs and police unveil new Harley motorcycle
Chief L A Lehr returned from the Northwest sheriffs convention in Vancouver. A new Harley-Davidson police motorcycle was put into service by the city police, capable of 100 mph and equipped with a precise speedometer. Local residents Wallace Perkins and family visited from Southern California. Air mail pilot Ralph Frey made his first southbound run for National Parks Airways. Beverly Hills fire chief L B Canfield and family are visiting. they plan to return to California soon. Eighteen Y M C A prep boys hiked to City Creek canyon then Twin Pine camp and played games with fishing efforts yielding no trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L Oliver
Ralph Frey
Preston A. Blair Company
National Parks Airways
Great Falls
Frey
Air Service
California
L. B. Canfield
A. B Canfield
Beverly Hills
Mr. Canfield
A. B. Canfield
Ed. Fiatka
Los Angeles
Mr. Fiatka
Jones
City Creek Canyon
Twin Pine
Accreditation tests for herds underway in county
County agent C. W. Daigh and Dr. J. C. Sorenson plan blood sampling for a third accreditation test under the Infectious abortion program. Idaho University currently the only accredited herd, with others to follow. The effort is joint with the University of Idaho, state veterinarian office and Bannock Cow Testing Association. Whitetop weed spraying also begins in the county with morning glory pests to be treated next week in the district north of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Daigh
J.C. Sorenson
University of Idaho
Daigh
Department of Bacteriology
Uv. of I
Bannock Cow Testing Association
Morning Glory
Pocatello
Local Trapshoot and Football Scores Highlight Weekend
Neil Wood’s team beat John Olf’s 7 to 6 in a canyon game. Sunday trapshoot at Alameda grounds draws Pocatello Club gunners with 9 am start. Athletics hold elimination shoot west of town near the subways as local teams compete. R M McCracken visits Idaho on a Blackfoot trip, noting Boise’s mid summer pep and a hopeful fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Wood
John Olf
Pocatello
Alameda
Union Pacific
R. M. McCracken
Idaho
Blackfoot
Boise
Learn to Swim Free Instruction in Indian Springs
Free swim lessons offered in Indian Springs from June 26 to July 5. Public notice invites residents to join beginner sessions focusing on safety and basic water skills.
Old Time and Mixed Dancing at Hiway Inn Inkom
A Saturday night event at the Hiway Inn in Inkom features old time and mixed dancing. The notice lists the venue and activity but provides few additional details beyond the time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiway Inn
Inkom
Pioneer Idahoan John S Harper Dies at 65
John Samuel Harper 65 a longtime Idaho pioneer died in Pocatello late Thursday. He was buried from the L D S chapel at Rose on Saturday afternoon. He left a widow and ten children nine living nearby plus several relatives. He was born in Pleasant Grove Utah and helped develop this region.
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Blackfoot
John Samuel Harper
Pocatello
Rose
Harper
Grove City
Leslie
Los Angeles
Marvin
L. D. S. Church
Jacksonville
Fla
Dwayne
Pleasant Grove
Utah
James H. Roderick
Leo
Jack Pendlebury
Lucile Sorenson
Elia Lord
Shelley
Emma Mikesell
Idaho
Father of Mrs Hall Dies at Age 78 in Salt Lake City
Orson T. Rogers 78 died Thursday at home from senility at 137 Third Avenue Salt Lake City. Born June 24 1852 in Farmington he was the first child of Thomas and Aurelia Spencer Rogers. Survived by wife Kate Madsen Rogers six Salt Lake children Mrs V S Snow Mrs E L Bourne Orson M Rogers Mrs R B Kimball Mrs W A Castleton Seattle and Mrs Arthur W Hall Pocatello plus 21 grandchildren and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 PM in Salt Lake.
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Orson T. Rogers
Third Avenue
Salt Lake City
Rogers
Farmington
Thomas and
Aurelia Spencer Rogers
Kate Madsen Rogers
V .S Snow
E. L. Bourne
Orson M Rogers
R. 8. Kimball
Salt Lake
W. A. Castleton
Seattle
Wash
Arthur W Hall
Pocatello
Idaho
A. L. Rogers
Mesa, Ariz
Ella R. Squires
New York City
Lucy R. Avery
Leone R. Stewart
George R. Rogers
Curtis S. Rogers
Peterson
Utah
Spencer Clawson Dry Goods Company
Utah Ogden Knitting Com
Arthur W. Hall
Burley Attorney Named Army Reserve Second Lieutenant
Arthur C. Dunn of Burley Idaho, a Republican candidate for judge in the eleventh judicial district and former four year chairman of Cassia county Citizens Military Training camps, has received notice of appointment as second lieutenant in the United States Army Reserve Corps quartermasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley
Idaho
Arthur C. Dunn
Eleventh Judicial District
Citizens Military Training Camps
Cassia County
COTD
United States Army Reserve Corps
Night Dance at Nelson's Hall with Novelty Nite Hawks
Tonight at Nelson's Hall the Novelty Nite Hawks orchestra headlines a dance. Tickets cost 50 cents for the event labeled as a social dance night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson’s Hall
Nite Hawks
Ground Water Survey Complete in Snake River Basin
The Snake river basin groundwater survey after years and costly funding from federal state and private sources is finished. Harold T Stearns reports 1800 pages plus a water map covering Lost and Wood river valleys Mud lake and Thousand Springs outflow. Washington will check records and government printing office will publish the findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Snake River Basin
Washington
Harold T Stearns
Geological Survey
Department of Reclamation
Snake River Valley
Lost
Wood River
Mud Lake
Thousand Springs
Government
Not Guilty in Basalt Highway Collision Case
Dave Dye of Basalt was found not guilty by a jury after hearing the June 21 highway collision case involving Chris Mickelson. Probate Judge James E. Good presided, with W. D. Pierce as foreman and jurors Otis Miller, W. C. Hoenes, Oscar Terry, J.T. Wight, and L. B. Dore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blackfoot
Dave Dye
Basalt
Chris Mickelson
James E. Good Friday
W. D Pierce
Otis Miller
W. C. Hoenes
Oscar Terry
J.T. Wight
L. B. Dore
Holden visits Blackfoot leader of Idaho Democrats plans August convention
E M Holden, chairman of the Democratic state central committee, visited Blackfoot on Friday. He announced he will attend the Democratic convention in St Anthony on August 26 as a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
E. M. Holden
Democratic State Central Committee
Two Republicans file for county posts in Blackfoot
On Friday June 28 county clerk P Bo Dance received two more Republican filings. Chris Christiansen of Shelley filed for county commissioner and Ray McClennan filed to seek reelection as county coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blackfoot
P. Bo Dance
Chris Christiansen
Shelley
Ray MecClennan
Blaine Fansler Pleads Guilty in Possession Case
Blaine Fansler was arraigned before Police Judge Belo Ball and pleaded guilty to a possession charge. He received 30 days in jail and a $50 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blackfoot
Blaine Fansler
Belo Ball
Notice to Greens-Higson Co. debtors seeks immediate settlement
All persons owing Greens-Higson Co. are urged to settle accounts at once. If not paid promptly, accounts will be turned over to attorneys for collection. R. D. Leach, Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens-Higson Co
R. D. Leach
Godfrey Teaches at Indian Springs Natatorium
Ed Godfrey leads open day swim instruction at Indian Springs natatorium with 19 beginners joining the afternoon class and several more for the evening. The pool is kept clean by J. W ash with water at a favorable temperature while Godfrey, a veteran instructor and former lifeguard on Chicago beaches, offers day and evening sessions through July 6 under the American Red Cross program. Enrollees include Taft Marie Gladys Jun junior Pett of Arbon and several women from Pocatello along with advanced swimmers Pat Rouse Jane Gibson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Godfrey
Indian Springs Natatorium
J. Wash
Godfrey
Chicago
American Red Cross
Taft
Marie
Gladys
Junior Pett
Arbon
Dave Cleaves
J. C. Atwood
Whent
C. D. Ray
V. D. Lyons
EF. L. Dale
Roy Dale
Pocatello
Pat Rouse
Jane Gibson
George Ray
John Kelly
Earl Peterson
Leo Castle
Cooper
G. Arbuckle
Savoy Cafe Reopened Under New Management
The Savoy Cafe has been remodeled and reopened under new management. The updated venue offers refreshed decor, menu items, and service, inviting patrons to experience the renewed establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy Cafe
Dance Tonight at Recreation Hall Outing Details
B A R E outing by division 181 B A R E members and friends will be at Lava on Sunday June 29. Meet at Overland Park at 2 PM. Admission 50 cents. chaired by E B Ringo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Hall
Division 181
Lava
Overland Park
E. B. Ringo
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L. A. Lehr
Vancouver
B. C
Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police
Wallace Perkins
Perkins
Ford Auto Plant
Long Beach
Indian Springs
Maurice Chevalier
Buddy” Rogers
Lillian Roth
Nancy Carroll
Abe Lyman
Cleopatra
Helen Kane
Richard Arlen
Jean Arthur
William Austin
George Bancroft
Clara Bow
Evelyn Brent
Mary Brian
Clive Brook
Virginia Bruce
Ruth Chatterton
Gary Cooper
Leon Errol
Stuart Erwin
Kay Francis Skeets Gallagher
Harry Green
Mitzi Green
James Hall
Phillips Holmes
Dennis King
Fredric March
Nino Martini
David Newell
Jack Oakie
Warner Oland
Zelma O'Neal
Eugene Pallette
Joan Peers
William Powell
Charles
Stanley Smith
Fay WR
Ground Water Survey
Holden
Nat
B. A. R. E. Outing
Rial
Tarzan the Tiger
Don Terry and
Armida
Fox Frendly Theatres
de LA
Wre
Rene Ricw
Frank Albertson
Roe O'suiuvas
Lumsde
London
Silly Symphony Paramount Sound News
Buddy
Young Eagles
Mickey Mouse Comedy
Fox Movietone News
Sis
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dulSheer
Phoenix Dul Fheer Hosiery
Perma
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Co
South Main
Lewis
Paramount Picture
FOX Strand
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