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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1925

Page

2

Boise Readies for Grand Opening Celebration of Oregon Short Line

Boise gears up for a massive April 16 celebration marking the Oregon Short Line main line opening and the new station dedication. Four hundred Idaho National Guard members, cowboys, girls, and Duck Valley Indians join thousands of locals for a parade and live events led by railroad officials including President Carl Gray. A sham battle, airplane stunts, multiple bands, and a simulated era reenactment cap the excitement as Boise turns back the dial to early mining days.

Boise Mar Idaho National Guard Rial Carl Gray Duck Valley Reservation Gray Idaho Emmett Jayette Meridian Pocatello Duck Valley Cory Atten

Lava Hot Springs Social News March Visiters and Local Events

Lava Hot Springs reports a steady flow of visitors and residents across the week. Downey’s Forrest visits. Utah Power and Light’s A Taylor attends to business. Mrs Young and Velma return from Rupert. Miller son Watson recovers from a knee injury. Local trips include Dr Schwarz and daughter from Pocatello and Madill family returning to Pocatello. Lily tribble and Dor oth Parish guests are noted. Hooper family trips to Oregon Nevada and California. Bill Peterson arrives from Kemmerer for two weeks with Clifford Peterson. LDS church program and dance at the high school with Lava orchestra. Miss Moergeurite Ash visits from Pocatello. Thorwing Johnson from Idaho Falls on business. Ethel Potter leaves Silver Grill Cafe for New Doree Cafe. Roy Weston and wife visit Porcattello for business.

Tribune Lava Hot Springs Mar Margarite Forrest of Downey A. Taylor Utah Power and Light Co Power Co Young Velma Rupert Watson Allie Miller Jas Mildred Tribble Lucresia Tribbla McCammon Dorothy Parish Pocatello Willer Parish Andrew Hooper Oregon Nevada California Bill”eterson Kemmerer Wyoming Will Clifford Peterson L. D. S&s. Church Lava Orchestra Moergeurite Ash Pocatelloo W. Ash Thorwing Johnson Idaho Alls Ethel Potter Silver Grill Cafe New Doree Cafe Roy Weston Porcatello

Blackfoot Briefs: Court, Travel, and Local Notices

Judge Ralph W Adair and Court Clerk Karl H Weaver depart for Arco to preside over district court. Former Judge Fred J Cowen also heads to Arco. T Clark returns from Kanees City with A T Arbuckle of Kansas City. Peter G Johnston leaves for Salt Lake City on business. 1765 auto licenses issued in Bingham County for 1925. W L Schultz to answer on liquor possession charges. J E Walker of Mackay reports local gas meter complaints and travel plans.

Tribune Bingham County W. L. Schultz J. E. Walker Mackay Butte Walker Monte Kirkpatrick Moulton

Mrs Florence P Kahn New California Congresswoman

Florence P Kahn, newly elected congresswoman from California, previously served as a San Francisco high school teacher.

Florence P. Kahn California San Francisco

Contract Let for Arco Road Blackfoot to Arco

The Blackfoot Arco Highway contract was awarded Saturday to Dayley and Adama of Riverside for 12 466.26 dollars. The bid was opened at the courthouse with District Engineer Pr. Bijson and county commissioners Tongland Williams and Miller present. The 10.2 mile route parallels the Mackay branch of the Oregon Short Line from Moreland to Taber and must be completed by June 1. The 1925 work includes clearing grading and preparation for a gravel dressing later.

Tribune Blackfoot Mar Arco Messrs

Notable Visitors and Local Happenings in Idaho Falls

Dr Edward Churchill of Boston arrives to aid his paralytic brother Clarence F Churchill in a local hospital. William Sargeant leaves Idaho Falls for San Francisco to join Royal Insurance Co. Mr and Mrs H J Marbrouck visit to pursue business affairs. Oscar A Johannessen travels to Boston to represent Mud Lake Canal bond litigation. Western Union manager E R Stine visits. Local births include a daughter for Mr and Mrs Alvin Denman and sons for City Councilman Claud Black and Mr and Mrs H F Frank and Mr and Mrs George Bray. New appointments include Miss Hattie Cleveland transferring to Butte and Marion Dewey succeeding her in Idaho Falls.

Tribune Idaho Falls Edward Churchill Boston Mass Clarence F. Churchill William Sargeant James Miner The Idaho Development Company San Francisco Rasbrouck Long Beach Calif Oscar A. Johannessen Mud Lake Canal Company Johannesen E. R. Stine Western Union Telegraph Company J. H. Peterson A. L. Albertson Albertson J. M. Albertson Republic Kaw California Mark Austin Utah-Idaho Rexburg Austin Alvin Denman H. F. Frank George Bray Hattie Cleveland Western Union Butte Marion Dewey Iaho Falls Dewey A. A. Dewey

Red Cross Chapter Reports Successful Bone Grafting

At the Bingham County Chapter American Red Cross meeting Charles Sewell, the boy sent to the Primary L. D. 8 Hospital in Salt Lake City, shows indications of a successful bone grafting operation. He will likely remain in the hospital for many months as recovery continues. Committee reports and route business were also reviewed and handled.

Tribune Blackfoot Bingham County American Red Cross Charles Sewell Salt Lake City

Consolidation of Hailey and Blackfoot Land Offices

The Hailey Land Office will be consolidated with the Blackfoot office in Idaho. Hailey records must be shipped to Blackfoot before May 1 for public use at Blackfoot starting May 1. After May 1 all business formerly handled by Hailey’s office should be addressed to Blackfoot.

Hailey Blackfoot Tribune Reister United States Land Office Idaho General Land Office Washington, D. C Hailey Land Office Blackoot

District Meeting of American Legion Planned in St Anthony

Idaho Falls March 31 The annual district convention of the American Legion meets Friday evening April 3 in St Anthony. Ex service men from Idaho Falls Dubois Salmon City Rigby Rexburg Ashton and St Anthony attend to discuss upper valley activities. State Commander G B Crabtree and district commander H Mark Earl are on the program with talk by Roland Williams on The American Federation of Labor as Parallel to Local Conditions.

Tribune Idaho Falls The American Legion St. Anthony Dubois Salmon City Rigby Rexburg Ashton Upper Valley G. B. Crabtree H. Mark Earl Roland Williams American Federation of Labor Ladies’ Auxiliary of

Died Saturday in Idaho Falls Agnes Wright

Agnes Wright died Saturday evening at her Idaho Falls home after a brief four day illness. Born in Norway in 1860 she came to the United States at age five and lived much of her life in Utah before moving to Idaho. Survived by four sons and two daughters Walter Wright Earl Wright Louis Wright Lee R Wright Dora Pelton and Lelia Macguire Funeral services were held today with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery.

Tribune Idaho Falls Agnes Wright Norway Utah Idaho Salt Lake Lee R. Wright Eden Dora Pelton Lelia Macguire Rose Hill Cemetery

Woman Pioneer in Cincinnati Jewelry Trade

Mrs. E. Fern Flint, a buyer of watches for a major Cincinnati wholesale firm, is touted as the only woman in America in her niche line of business.

E. Fern Flint Cincinnati America

Two Tickets in Field for City Election at Blackfoot

Two nominating conventions were held at the Blackfoot courthouse on March 30 to nominate candidates for the April 28 city election. The Economy Ticket includes Mayor B T Peck and L J Osborn, while the Republican Ticket lists Edward Thoreson and Fred Hines for mayor and clerk respectively with candidates across wards. Incumbents Peck, Osborn, and Chapman were chosen for reelection, with other ward nominees selected, and an executive committee named to run the campaign.

Tribune Blackfoot Mar B. TT. Peck R. L. Osborn L. J. Chapman J. #. Ryan L. C. Collins KR. B. Dunlap E. T. Peck Ll. J. Chapman Lh Osborn J. J. Boyle L. B. White Fred Waite James Boyle Howard Henderson J. H. Anderson WF. Bills G. F. Hansbrough Joe Stewart Peck

Idaho Falls Chamber Plans Salt Lake City Visit

Sam K. Smith of the Salt Lake Chamber met Idaho Falls officials to arrange a May 16 visit by Salt Lake boosters. The program includes a banquet, dance, an eight piece orchestra, a male quartet, and a two reel film of southern Utah scenery.

Tribune Idaho Falls Mar Sam K. Smith Salt Lake Utah Delgation Sam Dennis

Irving School Record Honors Healthy Class at Blackfoot

Irvings school in Blackfoot received recognition from the Anti-tuberculosis Society for its students in the Crusade program. The Anti-Tuberculosis Bulletin lists rooms at the school as achieving a 75 percent health task record, the best in Idaho, with further rewards for health work and seal sale participation.

Irving Tribune Sertri Blackfoot Mar Irvins School of Blackfoot Washington, D. C Idaho Fnu United States Central Schools

Mrs Margaret Sliter Dies at 63 in Idaho Falls Area

Mrs. Margaret Sliter, 63, died Sunday at her country home east of Idaho Falls after a choking spell lasting about an hour. She is survived by her husband J. W. Sliter and a niece Mrs. J. W. Crave of Idaho Falls.

Tribune Idaho Falls Margaret Sliter Sliter J. W. Sliter J. W. Crave

Reeder Infant Buried After Simple Funeral

Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for Ralph R. Reeder infant son of Mr and Mrs Hay Reeder. Services occurred at the family home on Flint street with interment at Rose Hill cemetery.

Shelley Resident Dies in Idaho Falls

Christina Jensen a Shelley resident and native of Norway died Monday afternoon at age 0 funeral services are set for Wednesday in Shelley

Shelley Idaho Falls Christina Jensen Norway

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