Ross Estate Erects Modern Building on West Center
The Ross estate and Tom Davis plan a two story brick and concrete block building on West Center street extending from the Kane building toward the alley. It will be 47 by 105 feet with a full basement and a second floor for professional use. The Woolworth company takes a 15 year first floor lease and completion is aimed for October 1 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Ross
Tom Davis
Center Street
Kane
Ben Ross
Woolworth Company
West Side
Hospital Notes From American Falls and Nearby Areas
Willard Firkiss of American Falls was brought to a nearby hospital yesterday with scarlet fever and is improving this morning. Mrs. John Minzings Nouan of Idaho is being treated locally. C. W. Lawrence of Lynn Brothers hospital left on a trip to Montpelier and Kemmerer Wyoming. Mrs. B. S. Wright of East Clark street is under physicians care at home. Mrs. Peter Christensen of Firth Idaho is consulting doctors at a local hospital. Mrs. BF England of West Wreth is slightly indisposed at home. Tom Crowshaw on a ranch south of town is nursing an injured eye from a last week accident. The baby of Mrs. C. W. Lee recently had a minor operation. Mrs. E. W. Batten of West Young street is indisposed at home. Tom Johnson of South Lincoln street is seriously ill with influenza. Tribune Wants ads for results.
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Willard Firkiss
American Falls
L Real
John Minzings Nouan
Idaho
C. W. Lawrence
Lynn Brother’s Hospital
Montpelier
Kemmerer
Wyo
B. S. Wright
East Clark Street
South Twelfth Street
E. W. Batten
West Young Street
Tom Johnson
South Lincoln Street
Indians Comment on Shapely Limbs at the Depot
A group of five men described as Easterners gathered at a depot wearing golf attire and loud socks. Opposite them stood two Fort Hall Indians in flashy blankets and feathered hats. One Indian commented the man's leg looked too fat, prompting a grunted reply.
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Pocatello
Fort Hall Reservation
Hospital Day at Lynn’s Hospital with Baby Show
Lynn Brothers hospital observes Hospital Day with open house at 1 p m. music by the Orpheum orchestra 1 to 2 p m. afternoon program features addresses goading and magical numbers. Baby show follows with four divisions and prizes plus a free picture for each entrant. Evening program includes Tech quartet cancer lecture lantern slides and a Methodist speaker. Refreshments after 1 p m.
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Lynn Brothers Hospital
National ‘‘ Hospital
Orpheum Orchestra
Jay Downing
W. P. Whitaker
Montana Mahan
George Sloan
Miss Mahan
L. M. Colburn
FE. P. Smith
Jennings
Gordon
America
Tech Quartet
I. W. Lynn
Ewing
Methodist Church
Likely Fancy Chinook Salmon Packed Along Columbia
Heavy demand for fancy pack salmon and slow movement of cheaper grades means this season will largely feature fancy chinooks along the Columbia River. World stocks of chinook have practically been cleaned up.
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Portland
Mothers Day Reflections At Local Hotels Highlight Travelers
The Yellowstone and other area hotels host a parade of guests for Mothers Day as travelers, ranchers, and businesspeople check in. Notables include John B. Quick of Union New York and Harold Koenig of Hansen Idaho, with many others listed among visiting dignitaries and shoppers.
Personal Notes of Montpelier and Pocatello Visitors
Wayne Burke of Montpelier Idaho visits friends in Pocatello today. Frank Fargo relative of Lyman Fargo visits at the Fargo home on his way home to Seattle from Lake Mills Wisconsin. Mrs W H Bablscheid spends the weekend in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Burke
Montpetier
Idaho
Pocatello
Frank Fargo
Lyman Fargo
Fargo
Seattle
Lake Mills
Wisconsin
W. H. Bablscheid
Salt Lake City
Largest Class in History of Tech Graduation
Approximately 148 students from various departments will graduate. The senior vocational class has 16 diplomas, 51 diplomas from the junior college, and 51 elementary certificates, plus 21 other credentials. President Frazier calls it the largest class yet. baccalaureate exercises are Sunday evening May 31 in Frazier hall led by Rev. George S. Sloan with invitations extended to city ministers. No speaker for the commencement has been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tech
Frazier
Frazier Hall
George S. Sloan
Salt Laker Bert Worley Visits Pocatello
Salt Lake City contractor Bert Worley is in Pocatello renewing acquaintances and visiting friends. The Emerson school PTA meets Tuesday evening May 12 at 7 30 in the school auditorium to elect officers and report on Idaho Falls state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Worley
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Parent Teachers’ Association
Emerson School
Idaho Falls
Order of Business
Miss Campbell Visits Tribune Office Seeking Patrons Relations
Miss Anne Campbell of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co visits The Tribune office on Saturday afternoon. As Idaho territory service department investigator, she calls on patrons in various cities to improve personal relations between patrons and the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Campbell
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Tribune
Miss Campbell
Idaho Territory
The
Telephone Company
Service Department
Franklin junior high last meeting to be held Monday
The P T A of Franklin junior high school will hold the last meeting of the school year at the school Monday evening at 8 o'clock. The program will include music by the ninth grade girls and the eighth grade boys. Miss Montana Mahan will give a violin selection and an address by visiting teacher Miss Swingle. Refreshments served after the program. All school patrons invited.
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P-T. A
Franklin Junior High School
Montana Mahan
Swingle
Mayor Ross to Tour State for Chamber Survey and Talks
Mayor C Ben Ross will travel Sunday night to the western state for an agricultural survey with the chamber of commerce. He will speak on reclamation and the American Falls dam celebration before civic groups. He delivers addresses Monday in Twin Falls and Tuesday in Burley, with further talks in Weiser Caldwell and Payette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ben Ross
Chamber of Commerce
American Falls Dam
Gieim and Shafer Win Montpelier Gravel Road Contract
The firm Gieim and Shafer has been awarded a contract to build seven miles of gravel road near Montpelier. Five miles follow the Old Oregon trail east of town and two miles run toward Bear Lake. Grading graveling and culvert installation must be completed by October 1.
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Gieim and Shafer
Montpelier
Bear Lake
Grand Chapter and Commandery Conclave Set for May in City
Committees arrange the annual conclave of the Royal Arch Masons and Knights Templar in this city starting Wednesday May 20 for four days. The Royal Arch unit meets Wednesday and Thursday, the Commandery on the last two days with a ball, a banquet, and lunches for three days. Pocatello chapter will exemplify the Royal Arch degree and Pocatello Council R and S M will confer the degrees, stressing the rare full form in Idaho.
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Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Pocatello Chapter
Royal Arch
Pocatello Council R. & 8. M
Idaho
Oriole Announces Devine Trio for Daily Music
The Oriole announces a new act with the Devine Trio and pianist Margar et DeVine Berry Williamson Isabel Jenkins and Adelaide Ashton performing daily afternoons and evenings. A YMCA board and trustees meeting is set for lunch Monday with a report by Secretary Br. R. Wolf on the recent membership round-up. The Moose baseball team holds a practice game today at 12 30 PM at Brady's Park. all interested spectators are invited.
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Oriole
Pocatello
Devine
Margaret DeVine
Berry Williamson
Isabel Jenkins
Adelaide Ashton
Y. M. C. A. Board of Directors and Trustees
Y. M.C A. Grill
BR. R. Wolf
Moose
Brady's Park
Burglar's Plans Frustrated at Lake Forest College Dorm
In Chicago May 9 an attempted burglary at a Lake Forest College dormitory was thwarted when Miss Virginia Klein awoke to an ethered cloth. Miss Esther Hughert from Joliet aided the escape as the burglar fled down a fire escape. No injuries reported.
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Chicago
Virginia Klein
Arthur F. Klein
Lake Forest College
Miss Klein
Esther Hughert
Joliet
Miss Hughert
Cleanup Week Observed in Pocatello Proclaimed
Mayor C Ben Ross proclaims May 11 to 16 as Cleanup Week in Pocatello urging city progress and health through sanitation. He calls for public cooperation with the American Legion, school children, and the city in the cleanup campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ben Ross
I. C. Ben Ross
City of
Pocatello
American Legion
President Upham Speaks at C E Convention
The district Christian Endeavor society closes its sessions at the Congregational church with a morning program led by Ola Roberts and a 7:45 p m address by President Upham of the University of Idaho. Rev G William Barnum of Pocatello presides. Schedule includes Sunday school worship, devotional sessions, and talks by Aberdeen and Pocatello speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Church
Ola Roberts
Upham
University of Idaho
G. William Barnum
Presbyterian Church of Pocatello
Music Week in Pocatello Praised by King
J I King general chairman of the music week celebration in Pocatello thanked city musicians and citizens for seven days of fine observances. He said support exceeded expectations and noted immense crowds at the musical presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. King
Pocatello
the Tribune
Mr. King
Irving High Students Highlight Music Week Assembly
An Irv junior high school assembly Friday showcased Music Week with selections by the Aolian Melody Makers and boys glee clubs directed by Miss Mae Nissan. John Putnam Vera Hupp and Gaylord Sanford contributed notable solos and a Mr Sanford composition.
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Irv
Aolian
Melody Makers
Athletic Association
Gaylord Sanford
Sanford
Glee Club
Irving School
Mae Nisson
Rebel Leader Halts His Force
Paris reports both French colonial troops and Morocco tribesmen reinforce in the Rift amid a calm period. Abd El Krim is said to have halted his advance to gauge the impact of his attacks on French outposts. Marshal Lyautey accelerates fresh units to push tribesmen from the French zone.
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Paris
Morocco
Rabat
Aboulay
Abd-El-Krim
Marshal Lyautey
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