Griffith Firm Wins Local Sewer District No 33 Contract
The J. L. Griffith company of Salt Lake City won the Local Sewer District No 33 bid with a $23,568.75 offer, the lowest of six bids. Other bids ranged from $23,993.50 to $33,068. Work starts within ten days using mostly local labor, with few Griffith employees from the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Griffith Company
Salt Lake City
West Side Fire Station
Salt Lake
W. E. Kennedy
Pocatello
White-Long
Dayton Construction Company
Wheelwright Construction Company
Ogden
Carlson-Walker Company
Gleim and Shafer
Kennedy Construction Company
Griffith Company
Kennedy Company
J. L. Griffith
Elimination Tests For Pocatello High Declamatory Squad
The preliminaries selected eight finalists from fifteen speakers across oratorical and humorous divisions. Four will be chosen from the dramatic group this afternoon as judges finalize the team for the southeastern Idaho district declamatory contest on March 27 and the state contest on April 10. Finalists named include Victor W. Jorgensen, Myrtle Strong, Catherine Leute, Titus Cornel, Fern Richardson, Lena Clifford, Helen Rose, and Evelyn Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello High School
Hospital Notes Boost Local Births and Surgeries
Mrs Harvey Rice and husband of 650 Novtis Re welcomed an eight pound baby girl at Isyin Brothers hospital last night. William Shelton of Howe Idaho underwent knee amputation yesterday and is improving. Martin Hayden Crystal Idaho school commissioner left hospital today after several weeks illness. John Cook of Firth Idaho visited doctors at a local hospital. Mary Schumaker of 755 North Hayes had tonsillectomy at St Anthony's yesterday and rests well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Rice
Isyin ‘Brothers Hospital
William Shelton
Howe
Idaho
Martin Hayden
Crystal
John Cook
Firth
Mary Schumaker
Man Demands Ride in Police Patrol
A drunk man at a west side cafe tried to board a police wagon, pounding on the glass and asking to be taken to the east side. The driver relented and he rode over, paying $5 for the trip the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Toors
East
East Side
Mrs A J Cibulka Heads West for Burley Visit
Town talk notes Mrs A J Cibulka of 440 South Grant street leaves today for an extended visit with friends and relatives in Burley. She will stay with Mrs Hosea Stout during the stay.
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A. J. Cibulka
South Grant Street
Burley
Hosea Stout
Local man jailed for intoxication. bond forfeited
G. Cahoon w was booked at the police station Tuesday night on intoxication charges. He failed to appear in court this morning and his $10 bond was forfeited. Mr and Mrs D L Riggs of 656 South Hawes welcomed an eight pound boy named William Gordon. both mother and child are doing nicely.
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G. Cahoon W
D. L Riggs
South Hawes
William Gordon
Rifle Club Meeting Tonight At National Guard Armory
The Pocatello Rifle and Pistol club meets this evening in the national guard armory at 7 o clock. The regular monthly business session is held before the shoot and matters of interest to all members will be taken up. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club
National Guard
Rossi Admitted to 500 Bond in Illicit Liquor Case
Tom Rossi jailed Monday for manufacturing illicit liquors on his ranch south of town was admitted to a $500 bond in Judge E. G. Houde's court yesterday afternoon. The bond was furnished and Rossi will have a preliminary hearing soon.
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Tom Rossi
E. G. Houde
Rossi
Arrested man Ralph Johnson released on bond in liquor case
Ralph Johnson was arrested Monday by Deputy Sheriff W H Jensen for having intoxicating liquors in his possession. He was admitted to bond of $250 in an arraignment before Judge O J Bell yesterday and waived his preliminary hearing to be held to answer before the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Johnson
W. H. Jensen
O. J. Bell
Johnson
Special R R Rates for L D S Conference Travelers
The Oregon Short Line announces special rates for Pocatellans attending the L D S conference in Salt Lake City from April 2 to 6. The fare also covers the Intermountain Livestock show from March 31 to April 4 in Salt Lake City.
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R. BR
Oregon Short Line
Pocatelloans
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Special bus service for Moroni Olsen Shrew at Tech auditorium
Announcement states a special bus service for the Moroni Olsen production of The Taming of the Shrew at Tech auditorium tonight. Buses depart Temple Pharmacy at 7 50, 8 10 and 8 20. performance begins at 8 30.
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Moroni Olsen
Tech Auditorium
Temple Pharmacy
Pocatello Man Pledged to Sigma Epsilon at Idaho
Pocatello man known as l at Howerton, a graduate of the Pocatello Technical Institute, pledged to Sigma Epsilon while a University of Idaho student. Ralph Erickson, another Technical Institute graduate famed for athletics, was initiated into Sigma Alpha Epsilon on March 1 and stars for the Idaho Vandals basketball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
IL. B. Howerton
Bethel Baptist Program Tonight at 8 O'clock
A Bethel Baptist church society presents a program tonight at 8. Mrs Thomas Biglee presides as president and Mrs Curtis Burfield as secretary. The program features songs talks instrumental solos and remarks by Rev Cratchfield with several performances by local residents.
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Bethel Baptist
Bethel Baptist Church
Thomas Biglee
Curtis Burfield
Society
Mamie Steven
James McAdams
Corinne Sampson
Aurelia Shelton
Joe Washington
Lankford
Sampson
Shelton
Biglee
William Stevens
Chas, Jacques
Miss Shelton
Rev
P. Cratchfield
Pearline Washington
Enthusiastic MWA meeting draws delegations from several towns
The local camp of M. W. of A. held a large meeting in K of C hall with delegations from Idaho Falls Blackfoot Aberdeen American Falls Downey Lava Hot Springs and McCammon. State Deputy J. W. Babcock and District Deputies Paul Smith and Al Larson attended along with several special guests. Four reels of moving pictures captivated attendees and the state deputy praised local officers for their work. Short addresses were delivered and refreshments served.
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M. W
C. Hall
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Aberdeen
American Falls
Downey
Lava Hot Springs
McCammon
J. W. Babcock
Paul Smith
al Larson
Church Men to Meet for First Seasonal Gathering
The Congregational men open the season with a brief meeting Monday night. One speaker is planned and a land will top off the gathering. Officers will be elected and plans for future work discussed. Special committee members include A. D. Lawrence W. S. Cornell L. W. Brainerd G. Ben Ross A. D. Rounds and J. F P. Racine. The meeting starts at 6 p am.
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A. D. Lawrence
W. S. Cornell
L. W. Brainerd
G. Ben Ross
A. D. Rounds
J. F P. Racine
Pleas entered in district court cases
George H. Ladabouche pleaded guilty to adultery and received sixty days in Bannock jail. Marian L. Kimbell also pled guilty and faces sentencing Thursday. J P Sutton pled not guilty to burglary. Williams burglary charge dismissed on county attorney motion. Venacio Baragas Frank W. Smith George Pappas charged with liquor possession. J J Samuelson charged with forgery pled not guilty and trials set later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Ladabouche
R. M. Terrell
Bannock
Ladabouche
Marian L. Kimbell
H. J. Swanson
T. B. Williams
Venacio Baragas
Frank W. Smith
George Pappas
J. J. Samuelson
Community announcements schedule and lodge notices
The Woman's Missionary society of Central Church of Christ meets Thursday at 2:20 PM at Mrs. C. M. Dun can home. Pythian Sisters Gate City Temple No. 2 hold a pie social Friday March 6 at Eagle hall. Pocatello Pioneer club meets Friday at the Y M C A with a special program. Portneuf Lodge No. 18 A F and A M holds an evening stated meeting for regular business.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
Central Church of Christ
C. M. Duncan
Pythian Sisters of
Gate City Temple No. 2
Eagle Hall
Brother Knights
Proposed Motor Car Regulations Protect Drivers and Pedestrians
A Minneapolis man displays a draft city ordinance for motorists in Pocatello. The rules include hiding cars with landscape colored paint, secret speed limits with $19 per excess mile, escalating penalties for runaway teams, and absurd signals such as rockets and gunfire at corners.
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Griffith
Salt Lake Company
Paul
Sweet
Rea
West
George Ladabouche
Pocatello Pioneer Club
Portneuf Lodge No. 18
C. B. Monroe
Minneapolis
Martin’s Music House
City of Pocatello
Ed Makes
Bette
Oyaer Ee Ator
Pia Ae
TNA
M&he
J-B
M.J
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