Fifty-Eighth Masonic Grand Lodge Session Planned in Pocatello
The Idaho Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons will hold its fifty-eighth annual session in Pocatello starting Tuesday, with 77 chartered lodges represented. Details cover program, district delegations, entertainments, and the hosting lodges Portneuf No. 18 and Keystone No. 81 along with the Widows and Orphans Fund and past grand masters.
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Grand Lodge
State
Widows’ and Orphans’ Fund
Grand Lodge of Masons of Idaho
Frank Knox
M. W
Will H. Gibson
R. W
Henry P. Glindeman
K. W
Richard F. Curtis
Arch Cunningham
Curtis F. Pike
George E. Knepper
Boise
Pocatello
Pomnncey
Portneuf
Keystone
Grand Ge
Grand Lodge of Idaho
A M. Rusk
Portneuf Lodge i
A. F
A. M. Em
Chance
W. M
Keystone Looge No
A. M
Enos T. Lillibridge
L. M. Rusk
A. Amundsen
Elkin Chandr Hotel
Elkin Chandler
Eames
Ralph H. Wagner
William A Et
Portneuf Lodge
Keystone Lodge
A. L. Holland
O. E
H. B. Whittlesey
Radical
Partnenf Lodge
Leo M. Rusk
Roy Wade
C. D. Griffith
van F. Rogers
Arthur Amundsen
Howard Stow
Clarence A. Amundsen
Steve T. Collin
FP. M. Kerr
W. E. Smith
R. F. Brookhart
Thomas J. Kitchen
Tyler
Meystons Lodge
Elmer C. Chance
Murray
Cole
Omer
Freeman
James T. Collins
A. E. Bradfield
A. B. Canfield
F. M. Ray
William G. Goldstein
H. L. McHan
C. F E. Morrell
W. Grand Tyler
Masonic Temple
Recapitulation of Bannock County 1925 Assessments
County Clerk R C Early received the 1925 recapitulation of Bannock County assessments from State Auditor E G Gallett. The real property valuation totals 16 616 482.90 with railroads 7 512 017.00 power and telephone lines 4 334 028.00 309 462.00 134 283.86 88 676.00 21 762.65 and personal property 1 100 009.00, totaling 30 116 712.41.
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Bannock
R. C. Early
E. G. Gallett
Boise
Pullman Car Company
Staveccn
Birth of Daughter to Montforths in Athens
Mr and Mrs Ron W Montforth announce the birth of a daughter on September 3 at Athens hospital. The couple reside at 557 North Main Street.
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A. Athens, ’S Hospital
Ron W. Montforth
North Main Street
Willingham Couple Welcome A Baby Boy
Mr and Mrs Arnold Willingham of 322 South Hayes announce the birth of a fine boy on August 29. The father is an employee of the Short Line.
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Arnold Willingham
South Hayes
Dana N Wood Undergoes Serious Operation at General Hospital
Dana N Wood, a Short Line conductor, underwent a serious operation at General Hospital on Friday morning. His condition is reported as well as can be expected.
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Dana N. Wood
General Hospital
Mr. Wood
Breshears Visits. Idaho Elks Officer Elected
R. R. Breshears brother of Huck Breshears of the Elks visits for a few days. He lives in Boise and was elected to an office in the Idaho state Elks association at a Burley convention held Wednesday and Thursday last week. A. L. Merrill, southeastern district Idaho Bar association commissioner, who recently received a state meeting appointment at Lewiston, returns Tuesday from Detroit after attending an American Bar association meeting.
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Breshears
R. R. Breshears
Huck’’ Breshears
The
Elks Club
Mr. Breshears
Boise
Idaho State Elks Association
Burley
A. L. Merrill
Idaho Bar Association
Southeastern
Lewiston
Detroit
American Bar Association
Long Reports Excellent Farming in Edmonton Trip
J. L. Long returned from an inspection trip to Edmonton Alberta with a 15 day auto tour through Montana oil fields and dry farming areas. It was his first visit there in thirteen years and he found farming conditions in the district excellent.
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J. L. Long
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Montana
Mr. Long
Telephones Reach 3524 in City Growth
The local telephone company announced via manager E P Calph that city installations now total 3524, a solid rise during the quiet vacation season indicating steady community growth. Dr John T Wood of Coeur d Alene, attending the State Medical convention, leaves Bast Lake City for Sunday then returns Monday for the Masonic grand lodge, where he serves on the committee on accounts and finances.
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E. P. Calph
Grand Lodge
John T. Wood
Coeurad‘ Alene
Bast Lake City
Masonic Grand Lodge
Asonic Temple
Idaho Visitors Attract More Tourists Encouraged by Chamber
Idaho sees rising tourist traffic as the chamber of commerce notes visitors inquire about attractions and are guided to Mackay and the Rinaley country for fishing hunting and scenic beauty. The region is highlighted for its sage ties and outdoor pleasures.
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Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
Ared
Mackay
Rinaley
Fiahing
Freight train derailment near Monstery affects coal cars
A report notes an incident westbound on Extra Freight No 2536 behind Conductor Quinn and Engineer Cochrane. The thirty fifth car broke loose near Monstery afternoon, with 16 coal cars derailed or displaced.
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Bomar Anees
Dingle
Quinn
Cochrane
Legion meet on Thursday in Pocatello event
C H Hudelson regional US veterans bureau and William Hall state services officer of the American Legion will attend a Legion banquet and district meeting in Pocatello Thursday evening September 10. They aim to aid veterans in claims and medical treatment at a government hospital. The banquet at Bannock hotel starts 6 pm with guests of honor O W Worthwine Lester F Albert Mrs J E Damron and Mrs F E Tydeman. The business session follows at Antlers hall Elks temple at 7 30 pm, reservations via Legion officers. District President Tom C Sparks will preside.
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C. H. Hudelson
United States Veterans Bureau
William ©. Hall
American Legion
Pocatello
Legion
Boise Hospital
Hudelson
Hall
Bannock Hotel
O. W. Worthwine
Lester F. Albert
J. E. Damron
Women’s Auxiliary
F. E. Tydeman
Antlers Hall
Elka Temple
Tom C. Sparks
American Falls
Notable entries in region personal notices vary in travels
Miss Thelma Bean spends a week in southern Utah visiting friends. Mrs. Lee Reynolds of La Grande Oregon visits her cousin Mrs. F C Barbee and travels home from Detroit where she studied piano. Several families take Yellowstone park trip by motor and others relocate to Gordon apartments.
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Thelma Bean
Budge & Merrill
Utah
Lee Reynolds
la Grande
Ore
F. C. Barbee
Reynolds
Detroit
Chester Wells
C. H. MclIntyre
Yellowstone Park
Butte, Mort
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
B. H. McDeavitt
Montpelier
Tm FE. C. Bernhisel
Helen
I. W. Hotter
August Travel Heavy at Park
August brought heavy park activity with 1403 cars registered at the city tourist camp. Park commissioner W. Symond reports total receipts of $784, including $701.50 from registrations and $82.50 from Holdovers staying more than one night.
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W. Symond
Traffic Census at Firth Highway Records High Vehicle Counts
A 16 hour traffic census in Firth reports average 781 traffic units passing a point from 6 am to 10 pm over three days. Daily totals include 677, 905 and a three day average shows automobiles at 47 per hour while two horse freight units reach 29 at peak and 8 at low. The study notes far more horses than motorcycles, by about eight to one.
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State of Idaho Department of Public Works
Bureau of Highways
Jr R. Flint
Firth Station
Regional district meeting banquet reservations urged
Announcements urge reservations for the region district meeting banquet at Bannock hotel. Phone F E pomeen George McClintock or R D Merrill by Wednesday evening. A nominal charge will be made. Traffic disruption occurred after a Pocatello Montpelier wreck, cleared by wrecking derricks and all trains resumed by 2 30 p m with slight delays to Pocatello bound services.
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Bannock Hotel
F. E. “Pomeen
George McClintock
R. D. Merrill
Pocatello
Montpelier
How many hours do you sleep debated in Tribune piece
A Tribune report surveys sleep habits and opinions on ideal hours among diverse characters from merchants to society figures. It cites doctors and scientists, notes eight to nine hour ranges, and mentions experiments and methods to alter sleep patterns without clear consensus.
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Tribune Reporter
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