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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
5
End other departments of scouting to qualify as first class scouts. Mr. Eamons Williams, the scoutmaster of troop 12 will be in charge of the hike.
Mr and Mrs Albert Mattson of Lincoln Nebraska plan several fares in Po ocatels after a statencd ed Pacific coast tour En route east they will stop at Cheyenne and Denver A Christain church service is set for Monday at 6 p m with Mrs Charles W Williams Portland district secretary of foreign missions and Mrs J Christy Wilson travelers to Persia. Returns from Banquet Willard Steele reports the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad anniversary event in Salt Lake City with 200 attendees A stere opticon lecture by W G Brown highlighted the banquet A cold snap eases on the Montana division with temperatures reported at Silver Bow Melrose Dillon Pocatello Minidoka Shoshone Glenns Ferry Nampa Ontario and other stations.
Senator John Hart of Rigby visited the city today on business, meeting local officials and discussing civic matters during his stop.
John Hood of the Golden Rule Store leaves tonight for a ten day trip to Denver and other Colorado points on business.
John Downing proprietor of the Burgoyne hotel and prominent business man of Montpelier was a city visitor this morning.
The 5 o'clock last night arrival brought a healthy daughter to Mr and Mrs E F atts of 322 North Hayes Street. The event was celebrated by the couple and their relatives in this neighborhood notice from the local post.
Officers of the Presbyterial missionary society and delegates from the local society depart Tuesday afternoon for Idaho Falls for the opening session of the Presbyterial society. The gathering will run through Wednesday.
Colonel E. G. Davis United States District Attorney who has been in Pocatello since Sunday attends a federal court session and leaves Thursday evening for Boise to handle office matters for several days.
William Simms, a Negro, was arraigned in Judge O J Bell's court on a charge of unlawful possession of intoxicating liquors. He waived preliminary hearing and was remanded to the sheriff after bond of 500 was posted. Deputy Sheriff Alma Marley signed the complaint.
A man identified as William Simms was arrested Thursday at 391 North Third by Deputy Sheriffs L. J. Moss and W. H. Jensen for possession of intoxicating liquor. He was alleged to be engaged in retail liquor dealing, and authorities confiscated a bottle of moonshine and a small glass.
A joint rally gathers all youth organizations of the Presbytery to promote fellowship and community service. Leaders urge unity and active participation among members through shared activities and projects.
One of the season’s last big games unfolds at the Tech gym tonight at 8 15 as Hutchinson’s Tech Tigers host the U P shop team from Omaha. Peterson Hodson and Levine start for Tech, a lineup that helped beat Albion Normal, as Omaha’s fast polished quintet visits with a strong Northwest reputation. The game promises a top notch clash in Pocatello.
Last night in Frazier hall Tech students competed in a declamatory contest presided by Prof. J. E. Retherford. Miss Mabel Beakley won top reader honors and, with Miss Stewart, will represent the Tech at the district contest in Gooding Idaho on March 22. Judges were Miss Hinman Mrs Horsfall and Mrs Fox.
Gratitude is expressed by Mary Roberts Mrs. Pearl Roberts and Carl Lester Roberts and wife for the kind and sympathetic aid given during the recent death of husband and father.
The Capitol presents Broken Laws about a boy shaped by his mother and its law related trials. Patsy Heath is injured when a tennis racquet is thrown. Beck & Walker Minstrel troupe brings a refined eighteen member show to Auditorium on March 16 and 17.
The note previews the final Strand performances of Excuse Me as the groom faces travel mishaps to reach an overseas minister. The minister contracts smallpox, a taxi breakdown delays the search for a minister, and the bride refuses to ride the train, forcing an aerial trip to complete the ceremony.
An advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments by removing mucus and reducing inflammation. It asserts many people with unhealthy livers improve, and urges readers to try the harmless preparation sold by druggists.
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