Pocatello Trap Club Starts New Year After Medal Reset
The Pocatello Trapshooting Association begins a new year with no permanent medal holder. Nevins and Carter posted a 23 tie nulled by time limits. a yearly meeting and officer elections are set for tomorrow night. Yesterday’s shoot drew good attendance despite a gusty wind. Nevins scored a straight on an unofficial tally. Several ladies joined a final shoot and performed well. The morning double score list shows shooters in order.
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Pocatello Trapshooting Association
Bean
Sumner
Shane
Reeves
Nevis
Barber
Nevins
Carter
Hospital Notes From American Falls Listings
Hospital notes report several local patients and visitors. Dr. O Beal of Lynn Brothers' hospital attends to a boy with blood poisoning in his foot while others, including Mrs. Stewart Taylor and Mrs. J S Wright, leave hospitals after treatment or injury. Several residents remain ill or undergo minor operations at local facilities.
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O. Beal
American Falls
Dr. Beal
Lynn Brothers’ Hospital
J. B. Edwards
Worth Harrison
Stewart Taylor
Montana
J .S. Wright
Blackfoot
H. & Walker
Rockland
Idaho
Walter Daniels
South Fourth
A. FE. Manuel
North Lincoln Street
William V. Reese
West Hayden Street
Co. J. Burton
East Clark Street
J. T. Cannell
North Arthur Street
Mary Stevens
Fred DeLay
South Grant Street
Ben Lynan
North Third
Francis McNally
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Paraguay Street Car Line Mixes Power Sources
Paraguay's sole street car line runs 17 miles by electricity seven miles by steam and two miles by animal power.
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Paraguay
Leading Man Falls Ill In School Play
Anxiety filled the senior high as Sarel Porter, star of Once in a Blue Moon, contracted tonsillitis and will be unable to sing for at least ten days. The operetta, set for Friday April 3, cannot be postponed. a replacement will be chosen this afternoon and will train to ensure a successful production.
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Sarel Porter
Porter
Pocatello
Window Peeper Caught by Dog Called by Police
German police dog Chum, owned by Jack Blake, halted a prowler during near midnight. A. C. Fairchild, caught in the act at 334 South Sixth, fled but was tracked by the dog and recaptured. Fairchild, later found guilty of prowling, fined 50 by Judge John Wicter.
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Jack Blake
Peeger
A. C. Fairchild
South Fifth
Jack
Fairchild
Blake
Fairchield
John Wicter
Telephone Officials on Inspection Trip
President F H Reed and Vice President H B McAfee of Mountain States Telephone company Denver visited Pocatello on Sunday as guests of E P Calph manager of the Pocatello office. They toured the city and noted rapid growth and much new construction saying business conditions in the intermountain region are improving and 1925 looks promising for the company. They continued to Montana for a general inspection of properties in the region.
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F. H. Reed
H. B. McAfee
Mountain States Telephone Company of
Denver
Pocatello
E. P. Calph
Reed
Intermountain
Mountain States Company
McAfee
Montana
Tech glee club tours Boise valley report strong
Members of the Tech glee club returned from a Boise valley tour where concerts were held in six large cities. Reports say the tour was a success with capacity crowds. Other notes mention the declamatory team at Gooding, an oratorical participant visiting Hailey, and plans for a girls tennis club and a tech symphony concert in Pocatello.
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The
Tech Glee Club
Boise Valley
Paul Vernon
Boise
Capitol City
Dosae
Glee Club
Andy Campbell
Star Tech
Iisuers
Gooding
Gordon IP
Gray
Tech
Hailey
Fecatallo
Reed Hall
Tiger Club
Tech Symphony Orchestra
Pocatello
Frazier Hall Auditorium
Willow plantations promise bat timber in fifteen years
England's cricket boom creates wood shortage as investors readied to plant willow varieties. A fifteen year wait is required for a plantation to mature into usable bat timber, offering a potential fortune to early planners.
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England
Cameo Girl cast announced for Elks show at Tech auditorium
The Cameo Girl musical comedy will be presented April 6 and 7 at the Tech auditorium by the local Elks lodge. Julia Louise Stewart stars as Marcia with Walter Warner Rudolph and a cast including Mrs M B Howard Mimi and Bob Watson Robert. Dr Floyd DeCamp and Mrs A W Robinson head major roles with a group of supporting players and a specialty by Lee Treseder.
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Tech Auditorium
Elks Lodge
Julia Louise Stewart
Marcia
Walter Warner
Rudolph
M. B. Howard
Mimi
Bob’’ Watson
Robert
Floyd DeCamp
A. W. Robinson
Addie Rupp
Shadowland
Merle Curtis
Elma Guyer
Frances Lou Hawkes
Wanda Howell
Jessie Hutchinson
Miriam Pearson
Twyla Powers
Irene Queen
Evelyn Steeley
Alice Watson
Crossword banter at the St Marie lobby irritates a reader
In the St Marie lobby last night a crossword puzzle fan asked how to spell Mozart. The companion replied Mozart, but another quick witticism followed about naming an American inventor in six letters. The back and forth continued with playful exchanges as the two traded clues and quips.
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St. Marie
O. M
L-En-I-N-E
Dela ware punch question about Carpentier fight
A reader asks if the Delaware punch guided by Dempsey knocked out Carpentier in New Jersey. The note seeks confirmation of the punch’s details and the involvement of champion Jack Dempsey in that bout.
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Angie
Delaware
Carpentier
New Jersey
Dempsey
Dr and Mrs Anderson of Rigby Honor Bannock Guests
Dr and Mrs H A Anderson of Rigby were guests of the Bannock during their stay in Pocatello yesterday. Dr Anderson is a prominent physician of that city.
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H. A. Anderson
Rigby
Bannock
Pocatello
Anderson
Progressive party Idaho chairman guest at St Marie
Ray McKauig state chairman of the Progressive party for Idaho is a guest at the St Marie today.
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Ray McKauig
The
Progressive Party For
Idaho
St. Marie
Dedury to preside over city firemen’s local meeting
George P. Dedury, railroad union official, is registered at St. Marie today where he will preside over a committee meeting of the local firemen’s union in the city.
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George P. Dedury
St. Marie
Visitors listed at Pocatello hotels crowd Bannock era guest register
Miss Betty Kinby of New York is noted as today’s farthest home guest in Pocatello. The register at Bannock and other leading hotels records a long list of visitors from cities including Idaho Falls Twin Falls Rupert Chicago Salt Lake Seattle San Francisco Denver Butte Boise Ogden and Madison.
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Pocatello
Betty Kinby
New York City
Miss Kinby
Bannock
W. B. Spears
Idaho Falls
Alex McPherson
Twin Falls
H. Schade
J. H. Bovie
Rupert
J. D. Carr
Mackay
A. V. Stanley
Blackfeet
H. A. Anderson
Rigby
W. M. Jones
Salt Lake
H. J. Wahrer
Chicago
J. H. Fiester
E. C. Magruder
New York
N. B. Giles
Boise
C. L. Dutton
Gustav Kunz
Buhl
C. E. Marks
Skpiver
W. L. Sibley
Denver
John Glazier
San Francisco
C. C. Cressall
R. P. Cressall
Logan
T. Lytton
A. B. Mattingly
Seattle
G. O. Street
J. A. Carroll
Preston
G. A. Hartog
Ogden
L. Greenberg
I. S. Stoddard
LaGrande
Ore
Zola B. Cook
St. Anthony
Haines Boise
D. H. Hare
Caldwell
C. F. Jump
Bozeman
St. Marie
Floyd Reader
M. C. MacKinnon
Aberdeen
J. A. Appell
William Cramer
Glenns Ferry
Ray McKaig
Boise Gridders Schedule Matches at Boise Thanksgiving
Local notes indicate Boise High completes its season as Pocatello High travels to Boise to play the Capital City team on Thanksgiving Day November 26. Boise High also hosts Pane High on Armistice Day and has two additional games with Bap-Os, one at Boise and another near Salt Lake.
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Boise High School
Pocatello High
Boise
Boise High
Pane High
Rexburg Editor Visits Town Sunday
Rexburg Standard editor W. Lloyd Adams visited Rexburg on Sunday and toured the city.
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W. Lloyd Adams
The
Rexburg
Trap Club Elects Officers in Pocatello Meeting
The Pocatello Trapshooting club will hold its annual election of officers Tuesday evening at the chamber of commerce club rooms.
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Pocatello Trapshooting Club
Chamber of Commerce
Former Bannock Sheriff Mabey In City From California
Geo E Mabey former sheriff of Bannock county is in the city from California and will spend a few days attending to business matters.
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Geo. E. Mabey
Bannock County
California
State natatorium pool to open daily at Lava Slot Springs
Beginning Wednesday the outside pool at the state natatorium in Lava Slot Springs will be open daily from 8 a m until 11 30 p m. announced by Superintendent W L Ash.
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Lava Slot Springs
W. L. Ash
Salt Lake Woman Attends Funeral for Brother-In-Law Harry Wilson
Mrs. F. Van Loan of Salt Lake City travels to Pocatello for the funeral of Harry Wilson who died yesterday at a local hospital. She is sister of Mrs. Wilson, the deceased’s wife.
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F. van Loan
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Harry Wilson
Wilson
Funeral for George L Kreig in city Episcopal church
The Neighbors of Woodcraft will attend the funeral of George L Kreig former express agent who died yesterday morning. Services will be held at the Episcopal church at 3 39 p m tomorrow afternoon.
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Woodcraft
George L. Kreig
Express
Episcopal Church
Henry Wilson Dies at 66 Surrounded by Family
Ilenry Wilson of 625 West Clark died Sunday afternoon in a local hospital. He was 66 and survived by his wife. The body is in the care of Mellann Undertaking Company. Arrangements will be announced later.
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Ilenry Wilson
West
Clark
Mellann Undertaking Company
Local Bowling Schedule Shows City League Matches
Tonight at the Columbia alleys City League pits K. C. s against Bankers while Tribune meets Fire Department in the Commercial League. Tuesday follows with City League Dundee Tailors facing Shaw Auto and Commercial League Mail Clerks versus Store Department.
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Columbia Alleys
Bankers
Tribune
Fire Department
Dundee Tailors
Shaw Auto
Mail Clerks
Store Department
Man Named John Sheppard Held On Intoxication Charge
John Sheppard was taken into custody Sunday by police on intoxication charges. He pleaded guilty at today’s court session and was fined $15 by Police Judge John W. Peter. Melvin Pettit is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday morning on speeding charges.
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John Sheppard
John W. Peter
Melvin Pettit
Funeral of John Anest Held at Greek Church
The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 from the Greek church on North Fifth. The cortege formed at 2 at Schumacher and Hail chapel and the procession to the church was led by an Italian band. Services were largely attended and floral offerings were abundant.
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John Anest
North Fifth
The
Schumacher and Hail Company
Turpin funeral plans pending. two sisters noted
James Austin Turpin aged 28 died Sunday night at a local hospital. The body is under Schumacher and Hall with funeral arrangements to be announced later. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Mary Turpin and two sisters Mrs. I Q Chestnut of Pocatello and Mrs. H A Fallgren of Los Angeles. The committee of 33 Y M C A roundup will meet tonight at 6 30 at a dinner.
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James Austin Turpin
Schumacher and Hall Company
Mary Turpin
I. Q. Chestnut
Pocatello
H. A. Fallgren
Los Angeles
Y. M. C. A. Proroundup
Ellis
Boise Y. M. C. A
L. E. Goodwin
Boise
George J Krieg Dies After Lingering Illness at 51
George J Krieg aged 51 longtime American Express agent in this city died after a lingering illness. He joined the company August 4 1896 and served 29 years including posts at Pocatello Salt Lake City Missouri Valley and Chicago. Survived by his wife and son George 19 a mother and three sisters. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 pm at the Episcopal church. Burial at Mr Pulaski Indiana in charge of Struemacher and Hall.
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George J. Krieg
American Expres Company
Express
Salt Lake City
Missouri Valley
Chicago
Omaha
Krieg
George
Barbara Meister Grice
Elizabeth Bekemeyer
Emma Jenner
J’rank Fiegenschuh
Mt. Pulaski
Lena Failing
Terre Haute
Ind
Episcopal Church
C. H. L. Chan Ler
Mr. Pulaski
Pocatello Moose Announcements For Tonight and April Events
Pocatello branch legion L O O M meets tonight at the K of C hall to confer the second degree and plan the state frolic at American Falls on Sunday April 5. Moose urged to attend and refreshments will be served. Women of Mooseheart legion chapter No 833 to be instituted Tuesday night at the K of C hall. Mendelsohn’s Elijah presented tonight at 8 at the L D S recreation hall with free admission. Radiant club holds rummage sale April 1 at 327 East Center Street chaired by Mrs C W Pond.
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Pocatello Branch
Legion L. O. O. M
K. of C. Hall
American Falls
Pocatello
Moosheart Legion
Mendelesohn
Elijah
L. D
Masonic Temple
Radiant Club
East Center Street
C. W. Pond
Reorganized Southwestern Base Ball League Opens April 29
The six club circuit will begin play on April 29 featuring teams from three Kansas cities and three in Oklahoma.
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Southwestern Baseball League
Kansas
Oklahoma
Pocatello Band Holds Second Annual Concert Tuesday Evening
The Pocatello band presents its second annual concert Tuesday evening at the Tech auditorium. Noted musicians Miss Verda Henderson, Adelaide Anderson, Sara K. Thomas, and Anna Spangberg Simson perform in two parts featuring overtures, concert pieces, solos by Louis F. Boos and Paul Pasta, and selections from Carmen and Maritana with a finale including Star Spangled Banner.
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Pocatello
Tech Auditorium
Verda Henderson
Adelaide Anderson
Sara K. Thomas
Anna Spangberg Simson
O. Carlini
Allegretta
Bocherini-Kreisler
Hepre Kati
Jeno Hubav
Miss Verdallenderson
Bizet
Dohnanyi
McDowell
Fast horses head to Ak-Sar-Ben for June meeting
A number of fast horses that campaigned in the South this winter are already quartered at the Ak-Sar-Ben track in Omaha in readiness for a three weeks' running meeting to start there early in June.
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South
Ak-Sar-Ben
Omaha
Dance Pay Day Special by Benefit Ass'n of Railway Employees
Benefit Association of Railway Employees presents a dance on March 31 at Commercial Hall with music by the best band. Tickets cost 75 cents.
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Pendleton
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Sunshine Comedy
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