Masons Leaders Visit Idaho Cities on Auto Tour
Mattes Mattson of Gooding and Henry Leimberger of Boise, Royal Arch Masons officers, toured the north of Idaho and upper valley in a motor caravan visiting chapters. They plan to join Pocatello on its annual pilgrimage to Montpelier and optimize attendance on future big events.
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Mattes Mattson
Gooding
Royal Arch Masons
Henry Leimberger
Boise
Idaho
Upper Valley
Pocatello
Montpelier
Washington
Salmon City
Masonic Order
Mattson Mercantile Company of Gooding
Leimberger
Fleischmann Yeast Company
Bannock Hotel
Congressman Addison Smith and Mrs Smith depart for Washington
Congressman Addison T Smith travels to Washington with Mrs Smith after a stop in Pocatello for talks on proposed legislation to reclaim Michaud lands under the Greater Fort Hall project. While there he addressed the WTU convention Rotary Club Tech students and several public school student bodies in Pocatello.
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Addison T. Smith
Smith
Washington
Dp DC
Poratello
Greater Fort Hall
Poca Fello
Rotary Club
Tech Astudenta
Jones to Argue Appeal in San Francisco
T. D. Jones and Judge F G Cowan of Blackfoot depart for San Francisco to argue a case next week before the circuit court of appeals. The Grimm Alfalfa Seed Growers are mentioned in context.
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Sociation of
Blackfoot
Federal Reserve Ank of
Francisco
Standrod Bank of
Federal Reserve
V. Jones
Cowan
Grimm Association
F. 8. Dietrich
T. D. Jones
F. G. Cowan
San Francisco
Circuit Court of Appeal
Grimm Alfalfa
Recital by Eleven Pupils at Adelaide Anderson School
A Friday evening student recital at the Adelaide Anderson School of Music, North Hayes, featured eleven piano pupils of Miss Evelyn Lundgren. Performances showed careful training with accurate notes and rhythm, and musicianship in interpretation. Performers included Wthel Smith, Kath ryn Kas, Olga times, Jean Slings worth, Lillian Loveland, Vivian Mole, Ada Westrom, Florence Bourne, Eve lyn Saabe, Helen Young and Violet White.
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Evelyn Lundgren
Iday
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
North Hayes
Wthel Smith
Kathryn Kas
Olga Times
Jean Slingsworth
Lillian Loveland
Vivian Mole
Ada Westrom
Florence Bourne
Evelyn Saabe
Helen Young
Violet White
Barton Family Returns Home After East Visit
A. Barton general manager of Boise-Payette Lumber and his wife Mrs. Barton plus son Walter arrived in Pocatello Friday from the south and left for Boise Saturday morning. They had been touring the east and purchased a Packard for the return trip traveling from Minneapolis by automobile. Walter Barton had been visiting Southern California and joined his parents at Salt Lake City.
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A. Barton
Boise-Payette Lumber Company
Boise
Barton
Walter
Pocatello
New
Packard
Minneapolis
Walter Barton
California
Salt Lake City
Y M C A to Elect Delegates for Interstate Conference
The Y M C A boys work committee meets at lunch to elect delegates for the Interstate Boys Work conference in Portland November 8 12. They will discuss the Young Men's Railroad conference and games for local delegates to Pittsburg November 20 22 and finish appointments for the city wide Father and Son Week observance November 8 14.
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Y. M. C. A. Council
Portland
Estes Park International
Interstate Council
Pocatello
Ellis Peterson
Nicholas Ifft
Pittsburg
Skyline club members tour Arbon fossil caves trip
The Skyline club plans an 8 a m departure from Gate City Business College for a tour of the Arbon fossil caves and oil fields. E R Jones leads the party with guides C H Harris and George B Baker of Gem State Petroleum. Forty members have signed up.
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Skyline Club
Gate City Business College
Arbon
E. R. Jones
C. H. Harris
George 8. Baker
Gem State Petroleum Company
Prize dairy and beef stock exhibit travels toward Portland
Purebred stock will be displayed at the Oregon Short Line yards from 9:00 to 10:30 this morning. A special train carrying prize dairy and beef stock winners is en route from the Indianapolis stock exhibit to Portland.
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Bliss
Nampa
Pocatello
Portland
California
Chicago
E. Kahn
Chamber of Ecommerce
Oregon Short Line
Indianapolis
Mayor Considers Filling Council Vacancy After Rusk Departure
The Tribune reports Mayor C Ben Rosas was surprised by Leo M. Rusk leaving the city and has not decided on a filling appointee. Rusk, elected on the Democratic ticket last spring, leaves a vacancy the mayor can fill with council approval, amid reported discord on prior matters.
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the Tribune
e+ council
Leo M. Rusk
C. Ben Rosas
Mr. Rusk
Rusk
Red Cross Chapter Plans City Districts At Meeting
At Saturday meeting the Red Cross chapter discussed the annual rell call and proposed Districting the city with an organization for each district to manage its affairs. Sixty women completed home hygiene and sick care classes, and many ex service men were aided while the year’s work was praised.
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Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Shaw heads to New York carpet market opening November 2
Walter Shaw, buyer for Petersen Furniture, departs Saturday for New York City to attend the carpet and rug market. He oversees carpet and drapery departments and plans to visit eastern establishments to gain ideas for floor coverings and window draperies and view new decorative exhibits.
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Walter Shaw
New York City
Shaw
Petersen Furniture Company
Love to Visit Buhl Before Eastward Trip
Harry M. Love, supreme erater of records and seals for the Knights of Pythias, spoke to Fort Hall lodge No. 6 last night and leaves this morning for Buhl to visit friends for several days before continuing east. He was met at Pocatello by M. M. Farmer of Blackfoot, grand chancellor of the Idaho domain.
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Harry M. Love
Knights of Pythias Order
Fort Hall Lodge No. 6
Buhl
Mr. Love
Pocatello
M. M. Farmer
Blackfoot
Domain
Idaho
Short Line Busy as Freight Traffic Surges
All cars on the Short Line are on duty today due to high business. Six trains arrived in Pocatello within half an hour on Friday. Freight tracks are filled and freight trains run over peer tracks. Over 3000 cars daily are handled in local yards.
Local Man Charged With Lodging Fraud At Bannock Hotel
W. T. Watson was charged with fraudulently procuring lodging at the Bannock hotel in a complaint by Otto R. Maas, the manager. He was arraigned before Judge Bell Saturday evening and held on a $50 bond he could not pay, with trial set for Monday at 2 p.m.
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W. T. Watson
Bannock Hotel
Otto R. Maas
Licenses Granted for Marriage and Mortgage in County
County Clerk R C Earley issued mortgage licenses Saturday to Lewis Ruedin and Martha Hicks both of Fort Hall. Also granted were marriage licenses for Wen dell Jones of Salt Lake City and Georgia Utz of Neb. The filing marks a local batch of formal notices and approvals.
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R. C. Earley
Lewis Ruedin
Fort Hall
Martha Hicks
Wendell Theodore Jones
Salt Lake City
Georgia
Boy Scouts Budget Campaign Set to Open Monday
The drive to raise the annual Boy Scouts budget begins Monday with an 8 a.m. breakfast at the Bannock hotel and continues Tuesday with another 8 a.m. meal. Prospect cards have been organized efficiently, with a goal to finish the campaign in two days.
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Boy Scouts
Bannock Hotel
Mrs Hottel Wins Knife Guessing Contest At Hardware Store
Mrs. B F Hottel of 216 Wayne Avenue and INukai of 251 South Second Avenue correctly guessed the number 671 knives in the store window at the Chance Tatro Hardware contest. Several hundred guesses were submitted.
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B. F. Hottel
Wayne Avenue
Four Federal Prisoners Moved From County Jail
Four inmates were moved from the county jail to the Soda Springs jail Fridar. Among them are Jim Pares Clyde Y Myers Archie Bell all violators of the national prohibition act and H 8 McNally who robbed the armory and was convicted of grand larceny.
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Soda Springs
Fridar
Jim Pares
Clyde Y. Myers
Archie Bell
H. 8. McNally
Local Prisoner Held After Early Saturday Pickup
Up to 11 o'clock Saturday evening John Doe Curtis remained the only arrested person by the local police. He was picked up at the Camp Lewis Cigar Store for navigation of local coil products in a manner described as not wise though not overly harmful.
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John Doe Curtis
Camp Lewis
Navia
Reverend Henry Campbell To Speak At Morning Service
Reverend Henry Campbell born in Maryland and a San Francisco field director for the board of Christian education will address a men’s group at the Presbyterian church at 11 AM today.
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Henry Campbell
San Francisco
Board of Christian Education
Presbyterian Church
Western Union Official Returns From Denver Traffic Conference
A. W. es, a local Western Union Telegraph official, returned to the city yesterday morning after attending a traffic conference in Denver hosted by the company.
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A. W. Es
Western Union Telegraph Company
Cit
Denver
Schumacher Anderson Wed In City Ceremony
Fred H. Schumacher of American Paris and Anne F. Anderson of Rockland were married Saturday afternoon by Justice of the Peace Shade at his office on West Center.
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Fred H. Schumacher
American Paris
Anne F. Anderson
Rockland
Justice of the Peace
Shade
West Center
Idaho Techniad Crisis: Students Defy State Board Ed Policy
Idaho Techniad staff say the paper remains a student body publication despite a state board order to stop publishing opinions. Editor Carl Webb and business manager Richard Stratford vow to resign only if censorship stands, while students threaten an independent statewide paper to relay the controversy.
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Idaho Techniad
Associated Students of the
Idaho Technical Institute
Idaho Tech
State Board of Education
Carl Webb
Webb
the Tribune
State Board
Aliow
Richard Stratford
Pocatello and vicinity #89
Idaho
Kraft secures Star Valley me and Burton Creamery
J L Kraft owner of Kraft Cheese buys all interests of Burton Creamery Star Valley Wyoming Pocatello to be distribution point The Burton Creamery will operate under Burton Creamery name Employees keep jobs Mr Black remains plant manager until June 1926 Residency duties shift to Kraft from Burton The new firm aims to maintain prior quality standards The Techniac issue due Thursday morning notes student policy of watchful waiting as storms loom.
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Afton
Wyo
J. L. Kraft
Kraft Cheese Company
Burton Creamery Company
Star Valley
Pocatello
West
Burton Creamery Compan
R. Kraft
Robert I Burton
Black
Ing
The
Techniac
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J. I. King
W. Williams
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W. H. Jackson
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M. F. Penfield
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Gateley
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