Local BREVITIES Dance Tonight and More city items
Midweek dance at McNichols Wright hall tonight. Claud Tuttle and Miss Almeda Frederick wed in Salt Lake. City repair crews prep baseball grounds for Fourth of July. Molinelli named to decorations committee. Jap boy S Terano dies. burial in Mountain View. Ogden banker Joseph Clark dies. funeral held. Meeker visits for Oregon Trail monument. parade plans. Kidnapping scare averted as Stella Gilbert detained. stepfather to fetch her. Gate City drug store receiver changes. Manas Williams to take over. Blackburn receives commemorative watch after train robbery incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Gilbert
J. A. Standley
Pocatello
Brigham City
Utah
Canada
Idaho Falls Post
H. Smith Wooley
Gate City Drug Store
Budge
Manas Williams
Williams
Denver
Gallet
Josh On
Blackburn
Joe Blackburn
Ogden
D. J. Malone
Pay and tips debate in Paris cafes and restaurants
M Jabouynat of the Cham bre Syndicate Ouvriere des Limonadiers argues waiters want abolition of the pourboire. He says workers receive no salary but tips, with some employers deducting large portions and cases where many employees hand over substantial yearly sums to the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Jabouynat
Chambre Syndicate Ouvriere Des Limonadiers
Personal Visitors and Travelers Move Through Pocatello
A long list of visitors and locals travel through the Gate City and surrounding cities. W. S. Andrews, J. W. Bishop, C. D. DeWitt and many others are noted as guests or travelers at the Pacific Bannock and Monarch hotels, with business and leisure trips to Boise, Seattle, Twin Falls, Denver, and Yellowstone. Grace M. Shepherd roads through Pocatello on way to Blackfoot and Idaho Falls as a Republican candidate for state superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Maddox
Oklahoma City
The
Monarch
Yellowstone Park
W. I. Bancroft
E. C. Manson
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Boise
Grace M. Shepherd
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Miss Shepherd
July Fourth Official Program Highlights Boxing Event
The schedule lists events for boys and girls of various ages with cash prizes, plus open races like 120-yard hurdles and shot put. A main boxing bout features Cyclone Johnny Thompson of Sycamore against Pete Sullivan of Fall River with preliminaries including jiu jitsu and a battle royal. Evening dances are planned at McNichols Wright hall and Eagle hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyclone
Johnny Thompson
Sycamore, Ill
Pete Sullivan
Fall River
Mass
Pocatello
Idaho
Thompson
Sullivan
J. H. Daniger
Tom Paynter
Kemmerer
McNichols & Wright Hall
Eagle Hall
Farmers & Traders Bank Time Certificates Promise 4 Percent
An economic note extols a Farmers and Traders bank deposit as safe as a government bond and twice as profitable with time certificates drawing 4 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Traders Bank
Royal Neighbors Social for Woodmen Sanitarium Fund
Royal Neighbors host a social and entertainment Wednesday evening at the I C C F hall to benefit the Modern Woodmen of America sanitarium tent in Colorado Springs. All are invited with a small admission charged. By order of the Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Model Woodmen of America
M. W. A. Sanatorium
Colorado Springs
I. C. C. F. Hall
Woodmen of America Sanitarium
Sterling Townsite advances as town begins survey work
A. Y. Slaterfield arrives from Blackfoot and Sterling plans rapid growth. The town lies twenty miles west of Pocatello on the Moreland Aberdeen branch with rails reaching ten miles away and completion in thirty days. One hundred twenty acres for the townsite will be laid out under James Young. A new school, church, and 25 000 acres irrigated land will be sold within sixty days. Company capital is fifty thousand dollars with directors McLain Nelson Slaterfield Nugent Ward Fugate Skeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Y. Slaterfield
Sterling Townsite Company
Blackfoot
Gate City
Sterling
Pocatello
American Falls
Moreland-Aberdeen
James Young
Bingham County
George E. McLain
O. E B. Nelson
L. A. Nugent
R. A. Ward
Paul A. Fugate
J. D. Skeen
Lost keys with two Chinese coins in Tribune area
A note from the Tribune requests the return of a lost key ring with two Chinese coins attached. The finder is asked to return them to the Tribune office for a reward.
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Blyth & Fargo CO
Men’s Department
Oxford
Oxfords
Nettleton Oxfords
Madras
Claud Tuttle
Almeda Frederick
Omaha
J. T. Young
Commercial Club
Leon F. Molinelli
S. Terano
Percy. Silver
Mountain View Cemetery
Joseph Clark
Robert Addy
Burnett McGarvey
First National Bank of
Forth Hall
Ben Bear
George HH. North
L. Bush Livermore
Ezra Meeker
Old Fort Hall
Mr. Meeker
Oregon Trail
Trinity Sunday School
City Creek
Meeker
Hzra Meeker
Oregon
W.S. Andrews
Salmon
J. W. Bishop of
Spencer
C. D. DeWitt
the Bannock
Twin Falls
J. W. Martin
Seattle
Joe Gish
D. Worth Clark
Hiram Call
Bancroft
Charles Orrin Pierce
G. H. Green of
Montpelier
Henry Zwilling
North
First Avenue Clothier
Lois Edwards
Jensen Creamery Company
North Garfield
W. A. Ducker
Weeter Lumber Company
Gooding
Fred Long
Monarch Barber Shop
Genevieve Cutler
Edwin H. Cutler
Harold Cutler
Myrtle Thorn
Edwin Cutler, Jr
Shelley
F. W. Goldsmith
Frederick E. Snook
William M. Wood
Alma C. Lambert
Lambert Paper Company
C. P. Pruitt
Milwaukee Line
Fred McCracken
Grand and Olympic Theatres
Ingvald Brown
Heise Hot Springs
Joe T. Young
Idaho Wholesale Grocery Company
al. J. Christiansen
Olympic Music Company
Wadsworth Music Company
Main Kramer
Spokane
C. W. Kerr
Howe
Ida
I. R. Hinkle
M. W. Burgner
Ed. Wilhelm
Chicago
Ed Jacobs
T. F. Carey
Mr. Carey
Intermountain
Kane’s
Rexall
A, L
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