Local Briefs and Community Notes from Town
Naw Boy A con arrived at the Hayes home and all concerned are doing nicely. Col. Wilson visited Soda Springs then returned home today. Three More offenders were fined five dollars each in police court. Mrs. Wolcott to host Methodist Ladies Aid on Friday afternoon. Randall left for Bisbee for several days on business and to visit A Be Richardson head of the YMCA there. Police uniforms arrived and will debut on the streets tomorrow in light olive drab with broad hats.
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Will Hayes
Methodist Aid
Bisbee
Randall
Arizona
Be Richardson
Mrs Kate Carr Leaves After Visit with Cousin in Wallace
Mrs Kate Carr departed for home in Wallace after a short visit with her cousin Mrs Carl Valentine. Her husband serves as chief engineer at the Hercules mine in the Coeur d Alene country.
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Kate Carr
Wallace
Carl Valentine
Great Hercules
Coeur d’Alene
Water Pressure Fails Sheriff Reports Dry Reservoir
Over the last days water pressure dropped and this morning no water could be drawn from hydrants at the courthouse. The sheriff's office notes the lower reservoir is nearly dry.
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Sheriff’s Office
Court House
Greek priest father travels to visit Cara velis family
Cara velis departs from Greece on No. 18 bound for New York to meet his father who is also traveling from Greece for a family visit. The father, a Greek priest, is ninety years old.
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Greece
Dog License Sales Rise After Inaugural Catching System
Since the inauguration of the dog catching system about the fifteenth of this month two licenses have been sold. A number of animals have been killed and unless all dogs wear a 1915 license, which runs out on the first of May 1916, they are without protection.
The Human Chain at the Olympic Eater
A fragmented Olympic program lists a girl’s daring attempt to save a shipment of jewels and a two reel Selig crime story titled The Web of Crime featuring a pursuing boat race between a crook and the police.
June Couples Win Licenses In Ambiguous Union Notices
June couples A D McDonald and Hazel Nelson Salt Lake City area received a license from Elmer Jacobs and May Eterson Union Oregon. Dan Cross and Louise Ivory of Oda Springs also granted preliminary papers. Grain damage from hot dry winds widely estimated up to a quarter of the crop across various regions.
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A. D. McDonald
Anl
Hazel Nelson
Salt Lake
Elmer Jacobs
May Eterson
Union, Ore
Dan Cross
Louise Ivory
Oda Springs
Keystone Night at the Orpheum Features Chaplin and Arbuckle
Keystone stars head the Orpheum program tonight with a two reel comedy Patty's Plucky Pup. Harry McCoy stars in Merely a Married Man while Charlie Chaplin appears in the Masquerader in a big Keystone program.
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Charlie Chaplin
Fatty
Arbuckle
Harry McCoy
Orpheum
Funeral held for Mrs. A. L. Davis at Crawford & Schumaker
The funeral for Mrs. A L Davis aged thirty four was conducted yesterday afternoon from Crawford and Schumaker undertaking parlors. She leaves two children, a boy and another dependent.
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A. L. Davis
Crawford & Schumaker Undertaking
Decensed
Cross ranch trip follows tragedy and bonds
A report from a local area notes a death from lung disease affecting Irene and family, with implications for a marriage at Fourth Avenue. The piece links to a charge involving a man named Cross and mentions Elks building progress and a Pocatello lodge loan. It also notes the Girls ensemble preparing for a three week tour, inviting applicants.
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Elks
Pocatello Lodge
Submarine Pictures At Auditorium Feature Shark Scene
One of many exciting scenes in the Williamson Brothers Submarine pictures shows a tense fight between a shark and a man. The sequence, captured on a tube invention by George and Ernest Williamson, is hailed as a major motion picture achievement. The Submarine pictures run at the Auditorium for three days starting tomorrow.
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Liamson Brothers
Ernest Williamson
Ranch Secretary Stoll Returns Home Amid Bumper Ranch Crops
Ranch official Stoll reports his property near Walls showing strong crops and a well maintained ranch. He notes a windmill installation, a large house, and that shooting will be ripe before the season opens in the area.
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Bae
Stoll
Game Off Idaho Falls Cancelled For July Fifth
Idaho Falls reports the game with Lava is off due to travel costs for the visiting team. Elevation at the fair grounds and park two miles away made attendance untenable, leaving the boys unable to afford the trip.
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Idaho Falls
Fair Grounds
Vista Terrace Acres resident to return after trip
C. C. Chilson, who has stayed weeks in Pocatello, plans to leave for Los Angeles tomorrow after completing a semi annual trip to the Gate City. He will return to Pocatello and may announce developments about the Vista Terrace Acres site as new owners show interest. Water and improvements are planned for the coming season.
Appointment of Anna Kingsbury as delegate to anti saloon convention
Mrs Anna Kingsbury of this city was named a delegate to the bi centennial anti saloon convention to be held in Atlanta City on July 6 to 9. The appointment was announced by General Superintendent P A Baker of the Anti Saloon League of America and endorsed by Governor Alex.
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Anna Kingsbury
P. A. Baker
Milk bottle caps blamed for disease threat
Health inspectors argue sunken paper caps on milk bottles spread typhoid tuberculosis and diphtheria through contamination by hands, flies, and tips of the bottle. Advocates urge dairy firms to use protective caps to safeguard public health and end the cap’s risky practice.
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United States
M. J. Rosenan
Harvard University
Washington
Sehenek
Norfolk
Virginia
Joseph A. Guthrie
United States Navy
Entertaining Today at the Hilliard by Miss Ruth Bohe
Miss Ruth Bohe and Miss Madge Bell host a party of girl friends at the Hilliard this afternoon while Mrs Kingsbury cannot attend. Attorney Jesse St. Budge leaves for Logan on business for the firm Budge and Barnard.
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Ruth Bohe
Madge Bell
The
Hilliard
Logan
Jesse St
Budge
Vacation trips of Mrs Cassie Hi Wood and Crose family
Mrs Cassie Hi Wood and her two children left this morning for her father's ranch near Driggs to spend the rest of the summer. Mrs G H Crose and daughter Luella departed on No 18 for David City Nebraska due to the serious illness of Swan Anderson, father of Mrs Crose.
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Cassie Hi. Wood
Driggs
G. H. Crose
Luella
No. 18
David City
Neb
Swan Anderson
Crose
Prof and Mrs Erblang Start Middle West Canada Tour
Professor and Mrs A A Erblang departed this morning for a summer tour of the middle west cities and Canadian points. They expect to attend coastal fairs before returning to the city.
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A. A. Erblang
Middle West
Canada
Serious Charge Against Peter Catrolus Reported
Peter Catrolus was arrested by Deputy Price and confined in county jail after a confrontation during the arrest. He allegedly beat his wife, displayed violent behavior, and resisted being taken into custody with force needed to place him in jail. Mrs Catrolus has reportedly suffered ill treatment since marriage. her brother-in-law and cousin from Butte plan to return with her.
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Peter Catrolus
Price
Butte
Catrolus
Downey Proprietor James OConnell Marries in Portland
Downey Idahoan reports that James OConnell a well known Downey garage proprietor left town abruptly and soon after was married in Portland to Miss Madeline Byrne sister of Mrs B F Hough of Pocatello The couple plan to reside in Downey after July first and the bride has many friends in Downey and Pocatello
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Portland
James O’connell
Downey
Madeline Byrne
B. F. Hough
Pocatello
Borah Birthday Marked On Fiftieth Anniversary
A Idaho Falls Post report notes Senator William K Borah’s fiftieth birthday tracing his birth in Illinois June 29 1865 and rise to national prominence in the U S Senate. War horse buyers report about 26000 horses shipped to New York for wartime use and Idaho horses headed to Denver and then New York for artillery and cavalry duty.
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Borsh
William K. Borah
Illinois
Kansas
Union
Idaho
United States Senate
Oregon
Idaho Falls
Denver
New York
Idaho Falls Post
Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Eldridge’s Country Home
The Ladies Aid of the First Presbyterian church will be entertained at Mrs N M Eldridge’s country home on Thursday July 1. Ladies are asked to bring thimbles and embroidery hooks. All will meet at Mrs W Cray’s home with autos waiting at 1 30 Adv.
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First Presbyterian Church
N. M. Eldridge
W. Cray
Milk bottle caps invite germs and dirt on streets
A critic notes that common caps on milk bottles create a breeding pocket for disease germs. The cap prevents a clean pour and leaves the lip exposed to filth, especially when stored loosely in street environments.
China to standardize Chinese alphabet for uniform pronunciation
Peking June 30 The board of education works on a Chinese alphabet to unify pronunciation amid many dialects and a single written language. The effort aims to nationalize China by giving radicals phonetic meaning, with support from Dr Charles W Eliot who urged officials during his visit.
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Peking
Board of Education
China
Shantung
Shansi
C'i
Kwantung
Chas. W. Eliot
Harvard University
Paris Broadways of War Weariness Shape Public Sights
Paris crowds observe the war as months drag on with familiar military displays. Italian reservists rejoin posts, renewing the sense of intervention as bystanders show less enthusiasm than earlier.
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Paris
Ambulance Trains Met With Flowering Welcome Across Towns
As ambulance trains roll through country stations crowds gather with sweets comforts and flowers for the wounded. At Thana Hartmannsweilerkopf and Donne marie the offerings fill racks and cars. Soldiers receive flowers with green foliage over car roofs turning the train into a traveling flower show.
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Thana
Hartmannsweilerkopf
Donnemarie
Franche Comte
Onoon
France
Picnic Parties See Pearson Phone 378 J Rates Reasonable
Classified note advertises picnic party services by Pearson reachable at phone 378 J with reasonable rates for catering or event planning.
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Pearson
Classified Notices Urge Efficient Apartment Hunt
Classified ads describe the need to search for desirable apartments or houses across town, noting six away with walking as a requirement. The item emphasizes the effort and mobility involved in finding a suitable residence.
Tribune Office Ad Offers Bunches for Five Cents
An advertising blurb notes the Tribune office has plenty of old papers available at five cents per bunch.
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Tribune
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Soda Springs
Udge Knowles
Thoma
Fourth Avenue
Je’ Cross
Redge Bell
Ross
Pocatellore
Ne Park
Inm
Ire
Helen Barnard
Dence
South Garfield
Rexal
A. L. Cook
West Center
J. K. White
Ander
Everwear
Palm Beach
Georgek Northveon
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