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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
5
The ladies of the Chris tan church plan a cooked food sale at the Daily Hardware store this Saturday. The Trinity guild meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs E E Andrews home on West Fremont Street.
A W Service returned yesterday afternoon from Salt Lake where he spent a couple of days on business matters.
After a day in the city Rhodes conferred with Secretary Krassman then departed for Baker Oregon Park Tourists. Heavy rains swept through the park last night and a train carried Mrs Marshall Vield and a Chicago party aboard a special car.
The Congregational church women plan an annual bake sale and bank offering event this afternoon at Mrs Standrod's home on North Garfield Avenue.
The Christian Church Ladies Aid plans a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Royce Manning’s residence on South Ninth. All members are urged to attend.
Chief George Smith returned yesterday from Lava Hilt Springs where he spent several days recovering. He is reportedly feeling somewhat better and resuming duties.
West United States Senator James H. Brady departed Mountain Home for an irrigation enterprise mission, traveling to engage with related affairs and expected to return late in the week.
A single drunk awaiting police court appearance forfeited his bond this morning, relieving the court of its duty and ending his obligation to appear.
The Ladies of the Moose Circle will host a lawn social at Mrs. A. E. Watson’s home on North Main Street tomorrow afternoon and evening. Ice cream and cake will be served and the general public is invited.
Yesterday Lyman Fargo completed a purchase of the residence property of Mrs. T A Johnson on South Arthur. The home sits on a premier stretch adjoining the Fargo apartment house.
The deputy state engineer for the district charges P. 8. Taney with interfering with the Taney ditch headgate. The case will be heard by a local justice of the peace.
The trial of J. A. Standley for carrying a concealed weapon was not heard in police court this morning. It was postponed until tomorrow and is expected to be settled satisfactorily by those involved.
Superintendent Whitney of the Short Line returns from Salt Lake where he attended a Central Safety First committee meeting. Superintendent A B Stevenson of the Idaho division also comes home from the southern end of the system.
Initial reports named Sheriff D B Jeffries as the victim in the American Falls incident. new word confirms the city marshal Joe Watts was the injured party. Watts is reportedly recovering as well as expected.
A fragment notes German musicians serenading prisoners during the last day or two, highlighting a curious cultural moment in a wartime setting.
A local resident performed songs for inmates at the county jail this morning. More than twenty prisoners reportedly enjoyed the serenade and expressed their appreciation.
Harry K. Silversmith editor of the Ida i0 Farmer and prominent state newspaper man visited briefly today on a Boise to St. Anthony journey. He traveled north this afternoon and plans to return tomorrow for a trip through the Twin Falls section.
This evening L R Lehrbas Tom Jenkins and Mr Poole father of Dr Poole board the Yellowstone train for Big Springs to fish tomorrow hoping to catch the big speckled beauties in the clear streams. Island Park streams are reported to be fishing better lately.
July District Manager Harry Niven left the city this morning on No. 19 heading to American Falls Rupert and Burley for a week. He will be at Albion July 2 3 and 4 to aid the W O W local camp in celebrating the national holiday. The Pocatello camp will introduce candidates and install officers during July.
Blackfoot to host a July fifth celebration with auto and motorcycle races and a warm ball game. The Grove city event draws visitors as Blackfoot expects little local activity and many people may attend the races.
Mr and Mrs R M Steele will leave Thursday morning in their car for a routine trip on Lost River near Moore and Arco. Bob says he has studied fishing lore and chosen proper lures to reduce trout numbers, while other fishermen await guidance from him.
The notice corrects a yesterday report showing Shelley 14 to 3 but the actual score was 14 to 13. It also fixes Oliver's hit total in the Indian game from nine to zero, reducing American Falls to 13 hits.
A Pierce Arrow carrying Charles Wilson and wife and Mrs. H. A. Bunyan reached town yesterday after traveling from Cooperstown New York en route to California fairs. The group left this morning for Yellowstone to tour the park via the Wylie way and plan to return home through Pocatello.
Woodman official Harry Nivin, district manager, left this morning for northern state. He will attend special exercises in Albion on July third through fifth and focus on developing the Woodmen team during his stay. He plans to return next week then head to Colorado.
A new trains time card No. 178 starts Sunday with two new day trains from Idaho Falls to Yellowstone. Service targets upper valley riders. No. 49 leaves Idaho Falls at 7:45 a.m. and reaches Yellowstone at 2 p.m. No. 50 departs Yellowstone at 5 p.m. and arrives Idaho Falls at 10:20 p.m.
Patrons are advised to attend either the matinee or the early night show at the Orpheum, with performances starting at 7 o'clock tomorrow. The notice emphasizes choosing a convenient time and arriving early.
Daily road and weather update lists towns including Twin Falls Blackfoot Idaho Falls Montpelier St. Anthony Burley Oakley Am Falls McCammon Downey. All locations reported clear weather with good road conditions.
Tomorrow's show features Charlie Chaplin and Keystone stars with the two part Laugh producer Foiled by Fido as main event. A new single reel Keystone short is also on the bill.
Harold Lockwood leads the four part Mutual feature The Lure of the Mask showing at the Orpheum tonight at regular admission. Irving Cummings also stars and performs risky stunts to emphasize realism in the film.
William son expedition films from the Bahamas will head the program at the Auditorium on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. The underwater scenes show battles with sharks, divers seeking sunken treasure, and a Civil War blockade runner sunk over fifty years ago along with many other dramatic moments.
Bible lecturer Mr. Wagner draws crowds at the North Main street tent with prophecies on the European war. He claims Turkey’s neutrality is impossible and its fall signals the kingdom of God’s near return, with the talks free to the public of Pocatello.
The Ladies of Moose Circle announce a lawn social at Mrs A E Watson 823 North Main on Wednesday afternoon and evening June 30 featuring ice cream and cake for 10 cents. All welcome.
First Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will be entertained at Mrs. N. M. Eldridge's country home on Thursday July 1. Members should bring thimbles and embroidery hooks. All will meet at Mrs. C. W Gray's home with autos ready at 1 30 p.m.
A Petrograd report states that between suppression of vodka and April 1, methylated spirit drinking harmed 288 people in Peter and Paul and Obukhhov hospitals, with 27 deaths. Thirteen eye patients faced partial to total blindness from the same cause, tied to varnish and polish processing. A special committee referred the matter to a military commission.
London reports a large subscription to the new war loan with the London Assurance Company applying for fifteen million pounds. The Premier said the loan is democratic and fully secure, expressing confidence in long term success of Britain's financial program.
Two women, Mrs. E. D. Diamond and Anna Barner, escaped injury when a Bannock livery hayrig was struck by a farmer’s wagon on South Main. The left wheel tore off, the horse bolted, Barner was thrown, and the horse collided with another rig. both women sustained only minor bruises.
Lincoln obituary and surrounding report note W. J. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan arriving in Lincoln from a trip. A small party of friends will meet them. Bryan speaks at an open air meeting titled Farmer and Friend of Peace tonight and leaves for San Francisco tomorrow.
Get rid of your rheumatism now with Chamberlain's Liniment. properly applied it helps. Chronic and muscular rheumatism require no internal treatment and the product is obtainable everywhere.
For sale one of the best newly built homes in Pocatello in fine residence district strictly modern sacrifice at 1875 with 600 down. Address X Tribune. Also 40 acres 114 miles north on pole line road nine room house six acres orchard twelve acres lucern large barn and chicken houses cash must be sold at once price 6250.00 S M Nixon 135 South Main and first class day delivery anywhere in city phone 141-1 1 ring.
An aged ad lists multiple real estate offerings with prices from 800 to 3309 dollars. Items include a four room bungalow with double floors, a three room cottage on South Main Street, a five room modern on North Hayes, and a six room modern on South Sth Ave. Also advertised are a lot with a three room cottage, outbuildings, a hot water heating plant, and terms like 25 dollars per month. J H Andrews and Co and Tdahome Builds Investment Co are shown as contacts.
Purely personal items report Mrs. W. J. Ingling’s night departure for Butte for a short visit. Mrs. Carmack’s need to Preston for sister’s illness. Judge Guheen and Court Reporter Jones leaving for Paris to resume county court. Dr. G. H. Cooper and N. J. Thompson with wives visiting from McCammon. architect J. B. Boyer returning from American Falls about bids for a Col. L. L. Evans project. Mrs. FE. D. Harrison Miss Beatrice Maller and Parry Harrison depart for Salt Lake to escort Miss Eva Harrison to Chicago for L D S church mission with others to tour Utah en route home.
The Congregational church ladies host a missionary bank offering at Mrs. D. W. Standrod’s home on Wednesday at 2:30 PM. The program features a solo Haunt of the Witches, Rolo The Star, Enid Sympson trio, Sleep Little Treasure, a Chopin Polonaise piano solo, a Violin solo, a Standrod paper Immigration Problems, and is coordinated by Mrs. J. Hamilton.
Baltimore June 20 Dr William T H Welch pathologist at Johns Hopkins will depart for China to help systematize medical education in the Orient. He will be joined there by Dr Simon Flexner and other Rockefeller Institute experts. Dr Frank J Goodnow Johns Hopkins president and constitutional adviser to the Chinese republic is already in China coordinating the effort.
Logan Man arrives from Logan to become assistant district forester in charge of silviculture. Ovid M. Butler will remain in Madison and Washington to study lumber distribution and later lead silviculture in the Albuquerque district. Mr. Smith, born in Iowa and Yale forest school graduate, has West Forest service background including Medicine Bow Wyoming and Weiser Idaho assignments.
Detroit June 29. A meeting of service department managers from automobile firms is held in Detroit to formulate a standard repair parts policy aimed at benefiting motor car owners.
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