Inkom Area Farmer Injured After Stray Horses Run
J. F. Nieser a Marsh Center farmer and Bil ey Wags relative, injured when two horses tied at his home on Marsh road bolted and crashed him into a fence post. He was taken to a Pocatello hospital with possible spinal fracture and broken ribs. X ray to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE. Nieser
Marsh Center
Inkom
Biley Wags
Nieser
Marsh Road
Uis
Self
Amanee
Pocatello
Beal
Lynn Brothers
Atal
Let sleeping cats lie sparks New Mrs Evans feud
Mrs. Fred Evans of Taft Avenue faced a stray alley cat that entered her kitchen. When she tried to eject it the cat attacked, inflicting wounds that required hospital treatment for her hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Evans
Taftenne
Five Bogus Calls Reported to Lynn Brothers Hospital
Late at night five hoax calls were made to Lynn Brothers Hospital from 448 North Fourth Street claiming someone was injured under the name Gomez. Dr I W Lynn and Dr Beal responded each time to vacant lots, while physicians conclude the calls were a hoax or a prank and the hospital bore gas costs and disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Brothers’ Hospital
Beal
Gooding Intercollegiate Declamatory Meet Planned
President Charles Wesley Tenney describes a Friday evening declamatory meet at Gooding Methodist church on March 27. Caldwell Pocatello Albion Rexburg and Gooding college students will perform with no judges or defeats, aiming for cooperation and friendly acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wesley Tenney
Southern Idaho Inter-ecollegiate Association
Gooding Methodist Church
Caldwell
Pocatello
Alvion
Rexburg
Gooding
College of Idaho
Louise Steele
Idaho Technical Institute
Mabel Beakley
Albion Normal
Isabel Sirrine
Gooding College
Mary McKee
Numorous
Dorothy Jones
Lois Stuart
Edythe Sims
Carroll Miller
Maude Theodore
Marble Cook
Albion State Normal
Isabella Carter
George F. Romney
Ricks Normal College
Hospital Neates Finley Anderson Leaves Pauline Patient
Hospital Neates Finley Anderson of Pauline Idaho who had been confined at a local hospital for a week after an operation left for home this morning. Mrs Peter Christensen of Firth Idaho consulted physicians about her daughter in town. Mrs James Irving of Rawlins Wyoming is receiving treatment at a local hospital. Mrs B H Wright of 1247 East Clark Street is ill at her home. George Craig of the inn apartments was taken to S Anthony hospital this morning where he is very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Anderson
Pauline
Idaho
Peter Christensen
Firth
James Irving
Rawlins
Wyo
B. H. Wright
East Clark Street
George Craig
Inn Apartments
S. Anthony Hospital
Rotary District Governor Tours Pocatello Ahead of Conference
Charles Dinwoodey Idaho Falls district governor of Rotary fifth district visited Pocatello yesterday and met with Finis Bentley Claude Bistline Walter Siders and Otto Maas. They finalized the program for the April 16 17 conference including Utah and Idaho clubs. The Tribune will print conference programs and Rotarians aim for a top event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dinwoodey
Idaho Falls
Rotary
Pocatello
Dinwoodey
Finis Bentley
Claude Bistline
Walter Siders
Otto R. Maas
Utah
Idaho
the Tribune
Man Found Dying After Tonsil Operation
I W Alton a Montpelier resident and hotel guest was found near death in a west side hotel room after bleeding from a throat hemorrhage following a tonsil removal operation the previous morning. He was moved to General hospital where condition was improving the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
I. W. Alton
Montpelier
General Hospital
Alton
Community announcements list club meetings and events
The Star of the East club hosts Elizabeth Witty Mable Dutton and Ruth Amundsen at Miss Witty's home. The Jolly Five dance at K C hall with Melliwaia orchestra. Ward choir practice at L D S church. Electa Kensington meets at Masonic hall. Eagles banquet at Eagles hall with dancing. Maerahee lodge meets at Eagles hall. Nazarene Church Women’s Missionary Society meets at church. Third ward L D S choir rehearsal next night. Radiant club rummage sale at 227 East Center. Portneuf No 18 A F and AM confers first degree tonight. DeMolays meet at Masonic temple 6 30 pm tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of the East Club
Elizabeth Witty
Mable Dutton
Ruth Amundsen
Miss Witty
West Lewis
Jolly Five Club
K. C. Hall
Melliwaia Orchestra
First Ward
L. D
Electa Kensington
Masonic Hall
Mesdames Neilson
Butler
Rarine
Brothers
Garst
Tyler
The
Eagles
Jodge
North Main
Maerahee Lodge
Eagies
Women’s Missionary Society of the Nazarene Church
Third Ward L. D
Radiant Club
East Center Street
Portneuf No
Masonic Temple
Local Notes Highlights Regional Movements and Courier Visits
Mrs Louise Spalding returns to Blackfoot after days in Pocatello where she testified in a federal perjury case set for Monday and Tuesday. Grace Peck, ex secretary of the Blackfoot chamber, travels via Pocatello to Canada for work with the Theatrical Booking company. D K Rawlings, Short Line safety agent, visits the city. The note adds that no major invention has emerged in cotton machinery for over fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Spalding
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Grace Peck
Rifle Club Announces Indoor Range Shooting Tonight
The Pocatello Rifle and Pistol club outlines a four position event with four ten shot strings. Seven member squads tally top five scores, two prizes offered including Peters Tackholee cartridges and a jointed cleaning rod. A reentry open sight match and a 125 target Lyman sight prize are planned with five cent per target entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club
Salt Lake Hardware Company
Judge Baum To Hold Week In Preston District Court
District Judge Baum and Court Reporter Vaughn departed for Preston to preside over a week long court session. Local officials expect continued hearings and filings during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. RK
Hkaum
G. C. Vaughn
Prana
Baum
Dana N Wood Is Confined At Home For Illness
Dana N Wood remains at his residence due to illness. Attending physicians say it will be about two months before he can be around again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana N. Wood
Mr. Wood
Deane Visits Three Y M C A Committee Divisions
H O Deane agent of the Short Line at Ontario Ure visited the three divisions of committees during yesterday's meetings at the YMCA, observing proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Deane
Ontario
Ure
Power suffers thumb injuries in fall from ladder
J. P. Power of Sam Mahan paperhangers East Side fell from a stepladder while working on a house. He received first aid at a local hospital for painful injuries to his left thumb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Power
Sam Mahan
East Side
Power
Mrs Ed Devaney Slips in Stairs Injuring Knee
Mrs Ed Devaney of 360 North Main street fell while carrying coal to her apartment yesterday afternoon, tearing knee ligaments. She received hospital treatment and was later moved back to her hotel apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Devaney
North Main Street
Portneus Athletic Club to Discuss Baseball Season
A Portneus Athletic Club meeting is set for this evening at the YMCA to discuss the upcoming baseball season. The club had a strong team last summer and plans to begin practice soon. Phil Cox serves as club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portneus Athletic Club
Phil Cox
Federal officials tour Mackay for fishing trip
Federal Judge F. B. Dietrich District Attorney F. G. Davis and others left for Mackay to try their luck at fishing and plan to return to Pocatello the next day. In another item, George W. Johnson was treated after biting his tongue during a basketball injury with stitches placed and he rests quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackay
F. 8. Dietrich
FE. G. Davis
W. D. McReynolds
Langrosse
G. Nicholas Ifft
the Tribune
Pocatello
Case Dismissed in Luker Petit Larceny Case
Mutual agreement by defendants and plaintiffs led to the dismissal of the petit larceny case in Judge O J Bell's court. Luker, a farmer near the old Elkhorn creamery, faced assault allegations from George and Thomas Smith. Judge Bell cited lack of sufficient cause on both sides to justify action and said the cases should not have been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Bell
L. Luker
George
Thomas Smith
Luker
Smith Brothers
Bell
Rotary to Visit Kraft Cheese Factory This Thursday
The weekly Rotary meeting includes a luncheon at Bannock Hotel followed by a trip to the Kraft cheese factory. George Slingerland and Phil S. Nash will lead the car caravan from Bannock at noon. A speech on the new Short Line athletic club plans in Pocatello will occur during the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheese Factory
Kraft Cheese Factory
Rotary Club
Bannock
Kraft Factory
George Slingerland
Phil S. Nash
Short Line Athletic Club
Pocatello
Y M C A Officials Visit Southern Idaho Towns
M C A state secretary W Dilion and Idaho district secretary L E Goodwin, with local secretary Ralph B R Wolfe, conducted a general check up visit to towns in southern Idaho. They aimed to organize permanent committees in Idaho Falls, Twin Falls, Burley and nearby towns not yet organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dilion
YMC. A
Oregon-Idaho
Portland
L. E. Goodwin
Idaho
Ralph BR. Wolfe
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Burley
Card of Thanks for Arnien Reese in 422 S Second
We thank friends for support during the death of our son Arien Reese. Special thanks to the Moose lodge and Moose Legion, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Rief Society, Third Ward, Brother Felix Hendri, Brother Coop Cox. Affectionately, Mr and Mrs Joe Reese and son Albert. Shaving by pumice stone remains the only permitted method in some mental hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arien
Moose Lodge
Moose Legion
Brotherhood of Railroad
Rief Society
Third Ward
Felix Hendri
Coop Cox
Joe Reese
Albert
Ress
Lewis Brothers Admit Theft of Pelts in Rexburg Case
Flick and Joe Lewis were arrested Sunday after being found with mutton pelts stolen Friday in Rexburg. A grand larceny charge is expected. officials say Dodge and Nash cars linked to the suspects were embezzled from Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flick
Joe Lewis
Rexburg
H. A. Munns
Madison County
Geo. T. Lufkin
Jefferson County
L. A. Lehr
Department of Justice
Salt Lake
Dodge
Lewis
Salt Lake City
Lehrbas
Flick Lewis
Textirg
Stolen fuel wire and vehicles traced to regional thefts
Police believe rolls of wire and 25 gallons of gasoline and 15 gallons of oil were stolen from service stations in Rigby and Ririe. The wire was identified as from Anderson and Sons Lumber Yard in Blackfoot. The Dodge and Nash cars with a trailer were moved to Rexburg by Madison County officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigby and Ririe
Anderson and Sons
Blackfoot
Dodge
Nash
Rexburg
Madison County
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Eam
Oman
Cat
Rotary District
Ole
Lata
Rifle Club
Preston
George W. Johnson
South Eleventh
Idaho Coal & Ice
Tribune
Dennison Mfg. Co
Dennison
Miss Smith
Rork’s Book Store
Pocatello, Idaho
Haipful
Iren
Purzza
W. P. Fuller & CO
Mission Street
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Valspar
Fuller Paints
Pioneer
Ted
Geese
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