Montpelier to Get Charter for New Bank
Boise May 8 E W Porter commissioner of finance announced a charter will be issued for a Montpelier Idaho bank. Two banks failed since last August leaving the town with one. Ogden interests Eccles Brownings will control the bank with 50000 dollars capital and 5090 dollars surplus. Opening date and name not yet known.
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Montpelier
Idaho
E. W. Porter
Dtone
Ogden
Ecclesar Brownings
Garage Opens Repair Shop at Highway Inn
Tribne Special notes Tom Forey and Mr. Pierson have opened a garage and repair shop at the Highway Inn. Local social items include Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Christensen transacting business in Pocatello, Miss Martha Scadden returning from Ogden after attending a funeral, and several residents visiting or shopping in Pocatello and nearby towns.
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Tribune
Tom Forey
Pierson
Highway Inn
C. J. Christensen
Pocatello Y
Martha Scadden
Ogden
Agness Scadden
Miss Scadden
R. H. Scadden
Eunice
Blackfoot Telegraph Club Dance Draws Large Crowd
In Blackfoot the May dance at Pro gress hall drew about 209 couples. The event featured a lively evening of dancing, with the hall decorated in blue and white bells. The Blackfoot telephone exchange members hosted the successful gathering into the late hours.
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Chas
Tribune
Blackfoot
May
Blackfoot Telephone Exchange
Clever Dance Program Names Sparked by Exchange Girls
The programs teased by clever titles used by the exchange girls. Misses Mary Riley Emma Hunter Soren Sorenson and Arlene Wilson served punch at the event.
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Mary Riley
Emma Hunter
Soren Sorenson
Arlene Wilson
Delinquent Tax Payers Welcome Charge in Lan Boise
County tax collectors expect many delinquent taxpayers to use Senate Bill 116 lawful change. The act, signed March 13, becomes law May 12, allowing payment of the first half of delinquent taxes with a 2 percent penalty and 10 percent interest before the fourth Monday in June, waiving penalties on the second half if paid on time.
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Boise
State Being Surveyed Boise Idaho May 7
Four U S survey parties have operated in the past three days per the supervisor of surveys office. The fifth party will depart later this week. Joseph P Davis led the first group to Kooskia for six months of river basin surveys. Harvey G Idsley Frank D Maxwell Geo M Kurtzwell and Thomas W Bates head northeast Montpelier Owyhee and Orofino survey routes.
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Boise
United States Supervisor of Surveys
Joseph P. Davis
Kooskia
Idaho
Clearwater River
Harvey G. Dsley
Frank D. Maxwell
Montpelier
Geo. M. Kurtzwell
Owyhee County
Thomas W. Bates
Orofino
Tritone Special Opera Soon at McCammon
The Torea dors a comic light opera by Otis Carrington will be staged next Thursday evening May 14 at the McCammon opera house by local high school music students under Professor Glen Webb. Miss Jessie Latimer and Emma Fox coach Spanish dance and drama respectively. The setting portrays old Spain with choruses and dramatic action. Alvin Whitehead becomes cashier of the McCammon State Bank replacing Er. A Goodwin who will move to California. Carl A. Pearson journeys to Denver to seek eye treatment with specialists. six weeks away. Elizabeth Neeser, a local high school freshman, wins third prize in a Idaho State vocational education essay contest. Visitors from Pocatello stop in McCammon en route to Salt Lake City.
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Otis Carrington
McCammon Opera House
Glen Webb
Jsssue Latimer
Emma Fox
Alvin Whitehead
McCammon
Er. A.goodwin
Mrs. Goodwin
Coon
California
Whitehead
First National Bank
Grace
McCaimen
Carl A. Pearson
Denver
Colo
Pearson
Cheyenne
Elizabeth Neeser
Vocational Education Department
T. M Edwards
Salt Lake City
Irving School Teachers Banquet Marks Year End
The Irving school teachers held their second annual banquet on May 6 at noon. A pink rose centerpiece and a depast accompanied the meal. All teachers attended, including Mrs Robbins Mrs Grimes Miss Kirkham Miss Newpea Miss Malcolm Miss Downey Mrs Burton and Mr Hurdle, signaling the year’s last gathering for the group.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Irving School
Robbins
Grimes
Mise Kirkham
Newpea
Malcolm
Downey
Burton
Hurdle
Librarian Reports April Activities at Blackfoot Public Library
The Blackfoot public library reports April 1325 items: loans 2692 books 1238 magazines 92. daily circulation 65, Sunday 32. 49 books discarded 55 repaired. 21 books added by purchase 9 by gift. 2017 borrowers 67 registrations 72 expirations 4722 attendance 173 daily 57 Sunday. fines 10.80 rents 4.90 total 15.70. Donors: Mrs Grace Sutton James Ingham Lorraine Seeger Earl Stone Mrs V A Barrer. Edna Gillespie highlights music reads and home making guides for Nearby events and shelves.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
May
Grace Sutton
James Ingham
Lorraine Seeger
Earl Stone
V. A. Barrer
Edna Gillespie
Whch
Spaeth
Rehman
White
Jackway
Rensselaer
Tyhee Community News Highlights And Local Events
Glenn Wright and students hiked to the foothills for a Wednesday evening outing with a bonfire and outdoor sports. A benefit dance Friday was organized by local ladies for refreshments. Richard Later will move to his dry farm for summer and rejoin family after school. Several residents and visitors shared weekend visits and church activities occurred including a social on the church lawn with dancing. Primary classes saw staff changes and a kindergarten organist appointment. A primary conference concluded with a successful program. Mike Gates Hall hosts an event Friday night with 50c admission and bowling for ladies scheduled at Columbia alleys Saturday afternoon.
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Evenin Glenn Wright
Veda Kyle
Boling
O. T. Stewart
William McNabb
Roy Rice
E. R. Howell
Richard
Expression Recital Public Event Highlighted in Blackfoot
The Tribune notes the second public recital by the expression department of Blackfoot held on May 8. The article focuses on performers and community engagement in the local arts scene.
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Expression Department
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Committee Named to Entertain Visitors
Blackfoot May 8 The Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce plans a luncheon at K P hall on Friday May 15 for Salt Lake excursion visitors seventy in number on a ten day southern Idaho trip. Committee L Dustin Fred Waite Ted Townrow and Forrest Kennedy arranged reservations and tickets available through Tuesday evening. The Salt Lake party brings an eight piece orchestra for entertainment. High school program that evening at 8 features two one act plays The Rehearsal and Diving Sparks with cast Hulda Clark Sylvia Rider Georgia Perdue Anna Eleanor Chapman Dessie Scon fers Nora Smith Vera Murdock Gladys Murdock Helen Moyer Harriet Seeger Maude Forrester. Tribune Want ads for results.
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Fred Waite
Ted Twniow
Forrest Kennedy
Dewey
Gould
Mr. Staut
Hulda Clark
Sylvia Rider
Georgia Perdue
Anna Eleanor Chapman
Dessie Sconfers
Nora Smith
Vera Murdock
Gladys Murdock
Helen Moyer
Harriet Seeger
Maude Forrester
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