Broncho Jim Indian Leader Dies at Fort Hall
Broncho Jim a long trusted figure on the Fort Hall Bannock Reservation died Friday night at his home at age 76 after six months of illness. He built a successful cattle business from little capital and owned about seven hundred head. He leaves a wife and a large family and had opposed formal schooling. Funeral services are set for Monday on the reservation with burial at the Bannock Creek cemetery.
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Bronco Jim
Fort Hall Reservation
Tribune
Here Comes the Bride Comedy at Blackfoot March 17 and 18
Stewart Hoover post presents a full cast for the comedy Here Comes the Bride in Blackfoot theatre March 17 and 18. The production, under Miss Limpus, features Ethel Sinclair Marie Dore Nora Sinclair Nora Jones Elna Bowker Frederick Tile Merrill Boyle Elmer France Jimmy Compton and others with tickets sold by Legion and auxiliary members for reserved seats at Dustin's Pharmacy.
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Bride
Stewart Hoover Post
Blackfoot
Ee Ethel Sinclair
Marie Dore
Nora Sinclair
Nora Jones
Elna Bowker
Frederick Tile
Merrill Boyle
Ashley
Elmer France
Jimmy Cmpton
Accesees
Neee
Max
Brill
Robert Sinclair
Rich Jo Ton Benson
Anes W. Gillespie Saat
Arvene Boyle
Anna Davis
Haskins
Mooney Calk
Orson Davis Piers
J. H. Boozer
J. W. Flaherty
Limpus
Legion
Auxiliary
Dustin
Chairman named for railroad completion celebration
Leo J. Falk was elected general chairman of the committee to arrange the celebration for the completion of the new main line railroad. The vote occurred at a celebrations committee meeting held Thursday night in the city hall council chambers.
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Boise
Mar
Leo J. Falk
Town Talk Leaving for Coast
Mrs. George Oliver, president of the Y. W. C. Av, is leaving Tuesday for a visit to southern California.
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Coast
George Oliver
The
California
Bancroft Upsets Pocatello In High School Basketball
Representatives Charles McDonald J A Beamer and Horace Jenkins of Bancroft visited Pocatello Saturday to watch the high school district game won by Bancroft 21 to 16. Dr. Steele former Poca dentist now based in Butte Mont renewed old friendships during a city visit.
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Charles McDonald
J. A. Beamer
Horace Jenkins
Bancroft
Pocatello
Dr. Steele
People’s Store
Butte
Mont
Conductor Tommy Myers Returns From Illness Travel
Tommy Myers popular conductor of the O. 8 L. arrived in Pocatello last night after illness on the Pacific coast. He was taken ill at Ban jcroft last November and rushed to the city for treatment. He is reported feeling quite well though still on the sick list.
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Tommy Myers
O. 8 L
Banjcroft
Pocatello
Pacific Coast
Franklin School PTA Meeting Includes Music and Awards
The Parent Teachers association of Franklin School will meet Monday at 7:30 pm. Agnes Bradfield will play piano, Mrs. C P Groom will sing, and W A Hyde will give an address. Refreshments and an award for the room with the most parents will be presented.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association of Frankin School
Agnes Bradfield
C. P. Groom
W. A.yde
Emerson P. T. A
A. L. Merrill
Doctor to Repeat Lecture on Trachoma and Tuberculosis
Dr. I. W. Lyon of Lynn Brothers Hospital will repeat his lecture given to Indians at Fort Hall last week on trachoma and tuberculosis. The reinforced program includes illustrated slides and a Monday 7 PM start at Lynn Hospital with light refreshments after.
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I. W. Lyon
Llynn Brothers ‘Hospital
Fort Hall
Lynn Hospital
Two Men Freed After Grand Larceny Case
J. W. Lewis and R. E. Lee were released in Judge E. G. Houde's court after noon yesterday. They had faced charges of grand larceny for allegedly stealing 85 dollars from a suit belonging to Alex Chiakos, which was in for pressing. Testimony suggested the complainant may have lost the money before leaving the suit for pressing.
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J. W. Lewis
R. E. Lee
E. G. Houde
Alex Chiakos
Trap shoot and meeting at the trap grounds
The weather sign predicts a trap shoot this afternoon at 2 o clock with a brief business meeting at the trap grounds. Visiting shooters may attend if they have not shot more than two prior events, after which they must be club members.
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Blackfoot
Pojcatello Club
City Political Buzz Hints Democratic Race Rivalries
The article notes upcoming events on the 28th with candidates forming from the Democratic side led by Mayor Ben Rosa who may face Tim Quinn and Milo Hendricks. Republicans show no clear front runner with varied names discussed. Emerson P. T. A. meets Tuesday at 7:30 with A. L. Merrill speaking and music to follow.
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Coates
G. Harris
Hinckley Bohlehheid
Federal Court Opens Monday in Pocatello
Federal court will convene in Pocatello Monday morning with attachments arriving today for the open ing session likely devoted to naturalization hearings. The term includes five national bank misapplication cases and various perjury and land fraud matters plus liquor violations. Judge F S Dietrich District Attorney F E Davis and assistants arrive from Boise along with Clerk W D McReynolds.
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Federal
Pocatello
National Bank
Boise
F.S. Dietrich
Istrict
FE. G. Davis
Wiliam Langrosse
James Airshie Jr
W. D. McReynolds
Reproductions of Abbey Paintings Exhibit at High School
Monday the senior high school will view reproductions of Edwin A. Abbey's Mars decorations in the Boston library, depicting Sir Galahad's quest for the Holy Grail. Dr. and Mrs. C. E. M. Loux present one panel, with plans to fund two large oil panels in the assembly hall as the series grows.
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Boston
Edwin A. Abbey
Sir Galahad
C. E. M. Loux
Local Personal News From Pocatello and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Jogeth Shelton of Logan Utah visited Pocatello yesterday while transacting business. They recently attended the funeral of their brother William Shelton at Blackfoot. Mrs E Nichols of Butte arrived for a visit with her daughter Mrs H Burton at 735 North Main. Miss Mabel Kasiska of Lava Hot Springs left for a treasure trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles. She is cashier of Lava State Bank. Miss Roba Watson of Idaho Falls arrived for a visit with friends and relatives in the city. Mr and Mrs Frank Blair of Crystal entertain a seven and one half pound boy born at St Anthony hospital yesterday afternoon. Miss Edna Shatz of American Falls was a Pocatello visitor Saturday.
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Jogeth Shelton
Logan
Utah
Pocatello
William Shelton
Blackfoot
E. Nichols
Butte, Mont
H. Burton
North Main Street
Mabel Kasiska
Lava Hot Springs
W. F. Kasiska
San Francisco
Hospital Notes Long List Of Illness And Recoveries
Local hospital and clinic notes detail many residents across Idaho and neighboring states reporting illness or recovering from operations. Names include Mrs Hyrum Barton, J R Ratcliffe, Martin Hayden, Augusta Rosa, P M Jensen, Venita Lyons, J T Reed, Finley Anderson, Mrs W A Norton, Mrs L Metolow, CG Peoples, Mrs G W Mikesell, Mrs H Croadworth, Mrs C G Ryan, Henry Schewe, Mrs J H Myers, M Wheatley, Mrs Della Hill, Mrs M Jakeman, Dal Brisco, and Oral Almoren Bagley among others with treatments and outcomes varying from ongoing care to convalescence.
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J. R. Ratcliffe
Ogden
Martin Hayden
Crystal
Idaho
Augusta Rosa
East Wyeth Street
P. M. Jensen
Idaho Falls
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Venita
J. T. Lyons
Robin
Friends
J. T. Reed
Peoria
Finley Anderson
Pauline
W. A. Norton
Wear Center Street
Ll. Metolow
North
Lincoln Street
CG. C. Peoples
le Foot
Mra. G. W. Mikesell
West Carson Street
Mra. H. Croadworth
North Garfield Street
C. G. Ryan
South Twelfth Avenue
Henry Schewe
Touraine
J. H. Myers
South Third Avenue
M. Wheatley
Della Hill
Driggs
Government Forest Service
Lynn Brothers Benevolent Hospital Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that at 2 o clock p m on March 23 1925 a meeting of the members of Lynn Brothers Benevolent Hospital will be held at 348 West Clark street Pocatello Idaho to organize as a benevolent corporation and to elect directors for the ensuing year per Chapter 196 of the Idaho Code 1919. Secretary Co W Lawrence.
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Lynn ‘Brothers’ Benevolent Hosital
Lynn Brothers Hospital
West
Clark Street
Pocatello
State of Idaho
Zidaho
DeMolay Observes Devotional Day March 15
Members of the local De Molay chapter will observe Devotional Day on March 15 with services at the Masonic temple. Approximately 1400 DeMolay chapters nationwide participate, with the local unit forming a parade to the temple and a program led by Geo Blean of the Congregational church supervising religious services.
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Sf de- Molay
Masonic Temple
Masonic Order
United States
V. Geo. Blean
Congregational Church
Early Opening Planned for Y M C A Swimming Pool
The YMCA announces an earlier pool opening this season, with plans to rename gym classes for younger and older boys later this week. The decision awaits approval from the Department of Physical Education committees, the Red Cross Water Safety and First Aid committee, and the YMCA board on this year’s swimming program basis.
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Department of Pystal Education
Community Life Saving Course Opens Next Thursday
A gathering of volunteers at the Y at 7 30 p m signals the start of a season of swimming and life saving instruction for the community. The program aims to provide the most complete training offered locally this year.
Highway Commissioner Meets Road Committee in Pocatello
State highway commissioner H. W. Gregory arrived in Pocatello on Saturday and met with a local committee pushing for federal aid to complete the highway between Pocatello and American Falls. Most of the route runs through the Fort Hall reservation and could qualify for full government funding. The road crosses Bannock and Power counties, with a portion on the reservation needing aid.
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H. W. Grégory
Pocatelllo
Boise
Gregory
Pocatello
American Falls
Fort Hall Reservation
Bannock County
Power County
Idaho Seeks Federal Aid Funds for Road Projects
Idaho officials announce potential federal aid funds for road work from the Department, aiming to finance highway projects. Local departments expect allocations to support construction and maintenance efforts.
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Idaho
Fn Department
Injury at Natatorium Leaves Boise Youth in Serious Condition
Boise teen Margee Strode, 14, is in a Boise hospital after a left flank injury from a "Fet ear" incident at the Natatorium Thursday night. He is the son of Mr and Mrs M Strode of 212 East Bannock Street.
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Boise, Mar
Eee Strode
Boise
M. Strode
East Bannock Street
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Salt Lake Wallpaper Company
Poukecotech
Salt Lake Pressed Brick Co
J. F. Murray
Grant
Prankklin P. T. A
Earth
Andersons & Sons Lumber Co
B. Ll. Anderson
Mgr
Federal Court
Hyrum Barton
A. L. Philton
W. Center
Trapeee
J. E. Camron, MD
Carlson
TVG Oleh D
Wright
Bryan-Marsh
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