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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1925
Page
2
Caldwell February 28 The College of Idaho Coyotes face strain after Idaho Tech of Pocatello cancels a slated basketball game without explanation. The loss disrupts conference standings as Tech cites travel and revenue rules. the incident may force forfeiture and affect remaining schedule.
Representatives of the Idaho State Growers association met the local chamber board to discuss the 1936 annual gathering. Jack Howards and Ralph Hends were appointed, with Ole Benneville noted as a guest discussing a related association.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a tent and passing it on with unclear context. No clear names, places, dates, or events are readable to establish a full article item.
Mrs Dick Cotmey returned from Huntington after her sister Wim. Ray of Kemmerer Wyoming stayed for business. Herman Falkenberg of Montpelier visited for several days. Verna Boyce left for Pocatello to visit her sister Mrs J Boshart. Mr and Mrs Harvey Anderson drove from Pocatello for hospital talks. Parent-Teachers association met at the schoolhouse with dancing and refreshments. Frank Reed arrived with his Logan bride. they will live on the Reed ranch east of Lava. W J Kasteka visited for business and with his daughter Abela. Lava basketball lost to McCammon 18 to 26 on their home floor. End of first half stood 6 to 7 in McCammon favor. Jennie Shurtioff and daughter Elease returned from Pocatello on No 26 after a visit. Grade Latimer and Mr Row visited from McCammon to attend the Lava vs McCammon game.
BLACKFOOT residents report Hartong Produce maintaining regular poultry shipments as usual. Mrs T B Dolman and Mr Dolman traveled to Pocatelio for debates where Mr Dolman served as a judge. Clarence Muir traversed Gray's Lake noting deep snow and good summer water prospects. Margaret Giesbrecht, county superintendent, visited Wood. Nugent Metal Works won a contract to solder a mile long West Side Ditch flume now ringed. An Odd Fellows ledge held a regular meeting ending with initiation of a candidate from Hall. James Just, Robert Reid, and Bidro Reid drove cattle from Presto to the marine ranch for range time.
Teen suspect 17 year old Everett Sheffer is in custody after allegedly borrowing E Flake s Ford coupe from Main Avenue last Monday. Police say no progress yet on a telegraph report and Jerome records show no call. Deputy Sheriff B F Prater transferred the suspect to Provo custody before re arrest was learned. John Ruit county probation officer reports the youth was removed from Bigban training school.
Judge George W. Edginton presided over a Driggs session hearing a guilty verdict for James W. Clements on incest with a fourteen year old niece and a postponed case against T A Chamberg involving his daughter. Eight bootleggers were arraigned with trials postponed due to the county attorney's illness.
Mrs Evan Gunnel and son visit in Bancroft. Mr Wendell Jacobson announces the birth of a daughter. Samuel Sessions dies at Bountiful prompting a funeral trip by his brother. Mrs Ivin Jukes and daughter visit from Carlin Nevada. O B Lundquist family to relocate to Cokeville. Keplar Sessions buys the Call bungalow. H Van Silooten family visits Soda Springs. Seventh grade falls to Soda Springs 24 to 23. postgame gathering at Mrs Budrow home with refreshments and dancing. Miss Bouret spends weekend in Butte Mont.
A column from Idaho Falls notes C. E. Dinwoodey plans discharge after four weeks with improving heart condition. Mrs. W. A. Bradbury about to recover after a critical operation. Lem Cook recuperating from a recent surgery in New Sweden. John Hensley of Hensley near Monteview weak but showing progress after goitre surgery. Anders Nielsen in Monteview remains critical with doubtful recovery. Peter David making rapid progress toward recovery following a Grant operation. Mrs. E. B. Price discharged home after weeks in hospital. Other patients improving and nearing release include D. B. Seaquist of Rigby and Mrs Ritchey of Acon Idaho Falls.
A Savion cap blast near a vacant Jeffreys district house injured two boys. One lost sight in one eye with hope to save the other, after first aid locally and hospital care in Boise. The other boy's injuries were not as serious and he is recovering well.
Blackfoot February 28 The Gileanera of the Eeastern Star held its regular monthly meeting in the Masonic hall at noon. The gathering focused on general socialist topics with Mesdames Williamuth Simmons Reumann and Dahan in attendance.
Payette Feb 28 Conditions for Idaho farmers look bright with two large contracts by Anson Hart Co for 100 acres of big sweet Spanish onions and 200 acres of seed sweet corn. Onion price is $1 25 per 100 pounds f o b shipping point, corn at 2 1 2 cents per pound f o b. Corn expected to yield at least 2500 pounds per acre, improving earnings. Local growers in Payette valley anticipate a strong harvest with apples and prunes shaping labor demand, while peaches and sweet cherries are not expected this year.
Caldwell, Feb. 28. Leonard Wiseman of Twin Falls, field man for Amalgamated Sugar, led Caldwell business leaders touring Wilder district to explain beet growing and assess land. Amalgamated Sugar backs $60 per ton and plans a loading station to handle 200 to 300 acres. initial sign-up targets 500 to 600 acres to establish two loading stations for this season’s production.
Weiser hosts a large inaugural meeting for a new Commercial Club. Thirty three charter members attended and sponsors express optimism the group will rank among the top five in local achievement. The club aims to tackle issues facing both farmers and business people in Sunnyside and surrounding areas.
In Shoshone on February 28, Matt McFall recalls bringing the printing plant for the first Valley paper in 1880s when mining boomed. He arrived from Kelton Utah to Bellevue to set up a store and help print the inaugural Bellvue paper, racing T E Picotte’s Wood River Times at Hailey. The site was sagebrush and rocks, with no railroad yet and Shoshone unseen until the following year.
The Bingham Sportsmen’s association held its regular monthly meeting in the Blackfoot chamber of commerce rooms with C. S. Beebe presiding and M. M. Farmer as secretary. W. D. Pierce was elected to fill a vacancy on the executive board. Two questions were set for the March fourth Friday: spawning from Brush Creek and other streams and pushing for Crystal Springs as a state fish hatchery, with strong attendance and enthusiasm.
Blackfoot high school will present the Tech Glee club at the Orpheum theatre on Wednesday afternoon and evening March 4 to raise funds for sending its team to the Pocatello tournament on Saturday March 7.
Colonel Lotus Niles age 70 of San Antonio Texas dies suddenly of heart disease on the roof of the Union Club in Fifth Avenue New York. He served in the Spanish American War the Philippines and the Boxer Rebellion where he headed a relief train mission through enemy lines earning congressional commendation.
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