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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1913
Page
5
Bridge club hostess Mrs L M invites members to a Tuesday meeting. Street improvements by Hargraves to enhance side streets discussed at a regular Moose Lodge gathering at Woodmen hall.
Assistant General Manager C. Manson of Short Lane arrived on morning train No 6 and departed south on train No 2, as reported.
The Intermountain Wagon shows touring the country arrived in Pocatello this morning and performed at McC Saturday night.
The ladies of Trinity Episcopal Church will host a rag rug sale and tea at the home of P. W. Church on North Arthur Wednesday afternoon.
Passenger Conductor Tom Glassford, after four months aboard the Short Line examination car, is in town visiting old friends and recalling recent assignments.
In Private Car D C Jacklin the Utah millionaire traveled through Pocatello yesterday morning in his private car Ulypress attached to train No 1 bound from Salt Lake to Butte.
J C Garvin a dining car conductor for the Short Line resumed his main line duties yesterday after a vacation in Buffalo and New York City including a visit to the east.
A meeting of Ruth Chapter No. 3 is postponed due to hall rewiring. The Yasonie Chapter meeting this evening is also postponed.
The Teton Branch of the Short Line from Ash to Driggs will be officially turned out to the operating department tomorrow, July 1. The line has been in operation since last fill.
Structural steel coal elevator and conveyor in the city were formally placed in commission this morning. The units are the largest and most modern in the state, with five engines able to coal at once.
William W. Willard of the Montana division of the Short Line returns home after a day on the north fork of the Snake River below Big Springs. He landed twelve trout weighing 16 pounds dressed. fishing is noted as the best in four years. In Police Court Joe Rodriguez is fined $5 for drunkenness and concealed weapons, William Erwin receives a $5 jail term, a Greek pays $5, and a Jap forfeits a $10 bond.
The funeral of B. G. Campbell who died last week in a coal docks accident at Custer Montana was held yesterday. The Gate City band led the cortege from his home to St. Joseph's Catholic church where Rev. Father Van der Donckt conducted services. The procession then moved to Mountainview cemetery under local auspices.
Members of the Italian Society of Cristofor Colombo marched in full uniform during the parade. Milo Gates, a relative of the deceased, thanks all Americans, Greeks and Italians who assisted.
Byrd Trego editor of the Blackfoot Republican was found guilty of a statutory offense against his 14 year old adopted daughter and sentenced by District Judge J M Stevens to an indeterminate term of 5 to 25 years in the state penitentiary. Judgment is stayed pending appeal to the state supreme court.
A large group from the Fort Hall reservation will pass through Pocatello tomorrow en route to Salt Lake City. They will participate in the Fourth of July celebration and the annual stampede, traveling in a special coach and baggage car attached to train No. 4. Their ponies will be loaded this afternoon and shipped south tonight.
A J Pierce past exalted ruler of the local Elks lodge sails for Rochester New York to attend the grand lodge reunion as Pocatello's delegate and will join the Utah delegation at Salt Lake. Harry H Wilson of Blyth Fargo will attend the reunion as a nondelegated participant.
The eleventh story of What Happened to Mary produced with Ladies World will be shown at the Olympic today and tomorrow with a Biograph feature The Yaqui Car and two other shorts Broncho Billys Grit and Counsellor Bobby Also Thursday through Saturday Helen Gardner stars in Kiplings Vampire with an all star company
Fort Hall reservation Indians hold their annual dances at Tenday's farm despite prohibition. Road Overseer Tom Reynolds reports the Pocatello to Portneuf canyon route is in fine condition for autos and teams traveling to the dancing ground.
Justice of the Peace All Moyes officiated last Saturday evening at the marriage of Roy Franklin Morgan of Buhl and Ortha Grace Bates of Ainsworth Nebraska. The ceremony occurred at the judge's North Main Street home. The bride arrived on the No 17 westbound and was met by the groom. after a brief sojourn in the Gate City the couple will resettle in Bubl.
Dr Frank Sprague formerly of this city now lives in Bellingham Washington will depart tonight for his Puget Sound route after a stay in Pocotaligo while en route to the northwest from the Mayo Brothers Hospital in Rochester Minnesota where he attended clinics and assisted in an operation on his wife Mrs Sprague accompanied him and will stay with her parents Mr and Mrs J N Ireland for some time
Josh Munn, Power County proprietor, notes uncertainty over a local option election this fall. Petition signatures are being circulated but insufficient as of the latest reports. Tomorrow is the deadline. Munn believes a wet outcome could result if an election is held.
Deputy David Burrell and Superintendent George Isaacs visited Gate City to review state game activities. Isaacs notes gratifying hatchery results and upcoming trout shipments to Warm River. Kraft hatchery trout and Utah stock are being planted in Island Park Buffalo Creek area.
A long list of residents and visitors frequenting Pocatello over the weekend includes John Williams of Grace and C B Reynolds from Soda Springs. Others traveling through or staying at local hotels include Mrs A J Hill from Portland, G W Sanders of Twin Falls, R F Morgan from Buhl, Osmond Call of Chesterfield, and many more from Idaho, Utah, Colorado, and Nevada.
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a natural plant based remedy for women's health claiming it meets Pure Food and Drugs law standards and has long proven health benefits for many women.
Alva Lowe presents a recital of songs in a Congregational church program on Monday evening June 30. Admission is 25 cents.
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