Election Night at Elks Lodge Chooses Officers
The Pad weekly lodge meeting of B P O E No 674 at the Elks temple will elect officers this evening. Nominations include J E Edgerton as delegate, Phil S Nash exalted ruler, Lloyd Canfield and R W Casey Jones leading knight, L Getty lecturing knight, W Gi Roach and R M Terrell tier, Joe Masero trustee, and Fred G Caldwell up for reelection. Retiring exalted ruler J E Edgerton will preside at 8 p m.
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Elks’ Temple
Grand Lodge
J. E. Edgerton
Phil S. Nash
Lloyd Canfield
R. W
Moonshiner Outruns Deputy After Still Explosion
Deputies Moss and Freeman Cutler hunted a moonshiner on Pocatello creek. They watched Tom Rossi at a dugout still, the coil exploded, mash and cedar trees ignited, Rossi and the deputy barely escaped, Rossi jailed for possible federal charges.
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Tom Rossi
Pocatello Creek
L. J. Moss
Moss
Freeman Cutler
Rossi
Cutler
Pocatello
Community announcements and club meetings listed for week
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid plans a dinner at Antlers hall Thursday March 5 at 6 30 p m Public invited Ivy Kensington meets at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 p m Mrs Amos to host The American Legion Auxiliary cooks and sells food Saturday at Idaho Glass and Paint shop West Center Mrs Carol Petersen chairs and cookbooks sold on site Also sale of cookbooks Practically all recipes come from the Auxiliary cookbook The Masonic building committee meets tomorrow Wednesday evening at the secretarys office Gate City Commandery No 4 K T holds a state conclave this evening for Temple conferral and business A full attendance desired Gate City Consistory Lodge No 18 A F A M meets Wednesday evening for regular business All visiting Masons are welcome Ruth Chapter No 3 Order of Eastern Stars meets tonight with social hour after meeting Stars and spouses invited New Hi Y club asks all members to attend first meeting at Franklin Junior High School on North Avenue tonight at 8 oclock
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Antlers Hall
Ivy Kensington
Odd Fellows Hall
Amos
American Legion Auxiliary
Idaho Glass and Paint Shop
West Center
Carol Petersen
Masonic Building Committee
Masonic Temple
Gate City Commandery No. 4
K. T
Order of the Temple
Gate City Comnens Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masons
Ruth Chapter
Order of Eastern Stars
Aetia
Non Franklin Junior High School
Utah Weather Tonight and Wednesday Forecast
Fair tonight and Wednesday with cooler air in the southwest portion. Temperatures are expected to drop as a cold front moves in, bringing a chill to the region and lighter winds.
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Utah
Family ties pull J. W. Fanning to mother’s bedside
Telegrams report J. W. Fanning of 305 South Arthur Avenue summoned to his mother in Wateska NL. He left this morning to reach the old family home as compassion flowers the scene from distant kin.
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J. W. Fanning
South
Arthur Avenue
Wateska
Harris Suffering Serious Illness After Ice Fall
E. J. Harris ofe555 North Fourth Avenue is seriously ill at home following a fall on the ice last month. He is employed by the telephone company.
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E. J. Harris
North Fourth Avenue
Harris
Mrs Brooks Visits and Returns to San Francisco
Mrs. C L Brooks of San Francisco, who had been visiting Mrs J G Hopkins of 505 South Johnson, returned home this morning. Brooks was formerly Miss Helen Hopinks.
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C. L. Brooks
San Francisco
J. G. Hopkins
South
Johnson
California City
Brooks
Helen Hopinks
Finger Injury at Pocatello Plant Injures Employee
Archie Robinson of 615 North Harrison Avenue, employee of Pocatello Ice and Coal Storage, sustained a smashed finger yesterday afternoon at the plant while carrying a door. He was admitted as a patient at Lynn Brothers Hospital.
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Archie Robinson
North
Harrison Avenue
Pocatello Ice and Coal Storage Company
Lynn, Brothers Hospital
Pocatello Visitor Ralph Hutchinson Tours Idaho Farms
Ralph Hutchinson former Tribune advertising manager and ex Elks secretary visited yesterday. He is now pursuing experimental farming near American Falls with his son, while his Boise home remains his base.
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Ralph Hutchinson
the Tribune
Elks Club
Pocatello
Hutchinson
American Falls
Boise
Fines Suspended for Two Arrested in Intoxication Case
Police arrested H. Melaughlin and T. Gaffens on intoxication charges after a Monday night stop. Judge John W. Peter suspended the $50 fines this morning on the condition they leave town by evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Melaughlin
T. Gaffens
John W. Peter
Local arrests end in bond forfeiture and fines
P. R. Shea was arrested Sunday for intoxication and released on a $25 bond but failed to appear in court, resulting in bond forfeiture. P. Martina was found guilty of intoxication and using profane language this morning and fined $15.
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P. R. Shea
P. Martina
Mrs. Howard Leaves Hospital After Auto Crash
Mrs. Charles Howard of 739 South Main, hurt in the American Falls road smashup Sunday night, was able to go home this morning. Harry Evans and James E. Fullerton, also injured, were discharged from the hospital where they had been confined since the mishap.
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Charles Howard
South Main
American Falls Road
Harry Evans
James E. Fullerton
Coroner Rules Death by Own Action in Local Tragedy
Local officials report Ernest Briggs caused his own death by jumping in front of the N and 18 train last week. The Cati bou county coroner announced the finding at Soda Springs yesterday. No information on his relatives was available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short Line
Ernest Briggs
Catibou County
Soda Springs
Groveland High to Tangle with Presbyterians Tonight
In Pocatello the Groveland high school basketball squad visits the Presbyterian Intermediate League team at the YMCA gym tonight at eight. Groveland, regarded as a strong rural team, aims for another victory. Admission is free and open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groveland
O’cloeck
Presbyterian Intermediate League
Groveland High
Pocatello
Sunshine Trio to Perform at City High Auditorium
The Sunshine Trio, sponsored by Ellison-White peovia, will give a music program at the high school auditorium on Saturday evening, March 7. Proceeds support Gate City Commandery Knights Templar for travel expenses to the Seattle triennial in July. Public invited.
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Sunshine Trio
Ellison-White Peovia
Gate City
Knights Templar
Tne
Seattle
Stallings Service Station No 3 Opens at Center and Fifth
Stallings Service Station No 3 prepares to open for business in the morning at the corner of Center and Fifth. Local customers can expect new fueling options and quick service at the newly established station.
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Stallings
Scots Annual Meet Draws Large Pocatello Audience
A three hundred strong crowd attended the L. D. 8 hall event featuring Scottish song and prose. Highlights included Jim Johnson and Joe Marshall in kilts, Jim Crum performing Just a Wee Deoch and Doris, Agnes Warren Bowen and Angus MacDonald solos, and a closing Auld Lang Syne as the Tech orchestra accompanied.
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L. D
Scotland
J. F. Murray
Pocatello
Murray
Mr. Murray
Jim Johnson
Joe Marshall
Ogden
Hey
Jim Crum
Wee
Doris
Jim
Agnes Warren Bowen
Angus MacDonald
Binney
Frank Binney
Judge Standrod
Burns
D. W. Standrod
Robert Hurns
Douglas Donaldson
Mother Macree
Shirley Marshal
Jock Stirling
Marty Lauder
Daisy
Jock
Donaldson
Afton Water
Bonnie Banks
Loch Lomond
Seotchmen
Annie Laurie
Sara K. Thomas
Tech
Roubidoux
JF. Murray
Archie Service
Scott
Old
Scotia
Idaho
Bonnie
Portneuf
Utah
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Elks’ Lodge
E. M. Boyenger
Easy Vacuum Washing Machine Company
Weat Lewis
Emccall Beauty Shop
Fourth Avenue
Marcelling
Pocatello Parcel Post Service
Fred Meloy
Jeweler
J. Miller
I. Miller Slippers
Bannock Hotel
Fifth Avenue
J. W. Beachy
Glens and Dales
France
New England States
Down East
White House
Jim Crumb
Ayrshire
Tribune
Pra I Mlanha
Miss Manhattan’’ Agency
Miss Manhattan
New York
Paris
Lorchene Chantonnay
Kailor
J. E. Camron
Carlson &L
Pierce-Arrow
Stopes
GEM State Auto Co., Inc
Pocatello, Idaho
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