Bancroft Lime Works Considers Hydrating Plant
The Bancroft Lime company nears approval of adding a hydrating plant at Pebble to boost output. W H Kritzer of Chicago and Bancroft managers visited the Pebble site, valuing hydrated lime as a growing market and noting a potential $20,000 investment with higher returns. The board will review the plan at a forthcoming meeting.
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Bancroft Lime Works
Bancroft Lime Company
Pebble
W. H. Kritzer
Kritzer Company
Chicago
Kritzer
E. J. Dolbeer
Amsey Dolbeer
Bancroft
Pennsylvania
Portland Cement
Pocatello Baseball Seek Home Game Tomorrow
Manager Abe Pierce and Captain Otis Embree work to schedule a home game for tomorrow with Idaho Falls or Blackfoot. The Hamburgers face Indiana in a separate, still unsettled guarantee. An east side grounds contest features the Occidentals of Salt Lake vs the Indians with a road trip to Twin Falls and Idaho Falls on the slate.
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Abe Pierce
Otis Embree
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Jolly Jack Neve
Indians
East Side
Occidentals
Salt Lake
Twin Falls
Guy Dipple
Sunnylanders Form Taft Club
Idaho Falls reports a lively push to organize a Taft club among young men. The Republican youth movement aims to unify supporters, capitalize on campaign momentum, and extend Taft's reach in national politics.
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Idaho Falls
United States
Gymnasium Classes Schedule at the Y M C A
Cassius M. Wood the new Y M C A physical director outlines next week start for gym classes. Programs cover seniors, business and professionals, young men, and boys of various ages with multiple weekly time slots across Monday to Saturday.
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Cassius M. Wood
Laden
M.C. A
Tribune
Preston News Briefs Round Portrait of Local Life
Republican primaries set for Sept. 28 and county nominating convention Oct. 1. Engagement announced for Ann Parkinson to Preston Nibley of Logan. Village vote names two new school trustees John Gooch and George Carver. Elder J Leo Parkinson returns from 21 month mission in Switzerland and parts of Europe. Fire destroys hay stacks at Charlie Peterson’s. fire crew makes 15 minute trip from station to home. Stake conference attendance breaks records as new opera house seats 1400. Local obituaries note Milt Thatcher dies at Dempsey Idaho. Births include several children to Preston families. A china shower celebrates Miss Eva Parkinson and Miss Anna Parkinson.
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Ida
George C. Parkinson
Ann
Preston Nibley
Logan
Bishop
W. Nibley
Logan Temple
John Gooch
George Carver
George Casto
J. Leo Parkinson
Switzerland
Parkinson
Spain
Germany
Charlie Peterson
John Henry Smith
George F. Richards
Council of Twelve Apostles
Ephraim
Alma Erickson
Chicago
University of Chicago
Alma
Eva
Anna Parkinson
Nettie Parkinson
Eva Parkinson
R. Parkinson
R. Leigh
Salt Lake Temple
Leigh
Green River
Utah
C. D. Goaslind
E. C. Foss
Peter Jensen
John Landquist
J. P. Rasmussen
Milt Thatcher
John D. Thatcher
Gentile Valley
Sol. H. Hale
Dempsey
Idaho
Heber Q. Hale
Boise
Moses Thatcher, Jr
George F. Thatcher
Moses Thatcher
Moses Thatcher, Sr
Purely Personal Notices From the City
J P Clark visits from St Anthony. Minnie Vader registered at the Banonek from Shoshone. Harry Wade heads to Portland for Columbia College. Al Manassa plans Kansas City trip to bring his wife home. E H Briggs of Blackfoot transacting business in Gate City today. A H McConnell of St Anthony in Pocatello visiting Mrs J B Trist. Deputy Robert Lewis heads home to Oxford for Sunday. Mrs Al Breeze and son home from Logan visit. Mrs T H Coleman and daughters return from three months on the coast. Laura Williams visiting Goldy Trego at Blackfoot. Al Stoker of Pocatello fishing trip to Arco. W J Prater back from photographers' convention in Salt Lake. Mrs C A Stalker returns from Twin Falls. W H Mankey and A Garber of Nampa visiting Bannock on business. Frank Eastman and wife of Boise registered at Bannock. M D Good in town from Kansas City inspecting trade. W N Stephens, state game warden, in city from Boise en route to Rexburg. W H Lockhart back from Boise for Dubois case in supreme court. Gertrude Kinney goes to Twin Falls to teach. Lilliegrace McLaughlin to Oneida to teach. Otis Cross of Salt Lake visiting Kinney family. returns tonight. Rev Frank Smith resumes services tomorrow. F E Mallory and wife of Parkersburg end Yellowstone tour en route to coast. Clarence Dietrich returns from Republican HQ. L M Steger of wholesale hardware travels. Local proclaims a prosperous upper Snake region. Harry Kinport at Portneuf river with family this weekend. Bessie Hamer, daughter of GOP nominee, travels to St Margaret's in Boise with Grace Campbell and Mabel Moore.
Prominent Odd Fellow to Speak at Baptist Church
Professor Crowhurst of Seattle, a prominent Odd Fellow and member of the Washington Grand Lodge, will address the Baptist Church tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock on The Influence of the Bible on the World’s Civilization.
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Crowhurst
Seattle
Baptist Church
State of
Washington
War on Key West cigar frauds begins with injunction
Philadelphia reports the Key West Cigar Manufacturers Association won a circuit court injunction restraining use of the name Key West on cigars not made in Key West Florida. Counsel R. B. Perry said many cigars are mislabeled and passed off as Key West, urging smokers to check the box for the state of manufacture.
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Philadelphia
United States
Key West
Florida
R. 8. Perry
Steuart and Steuart
Wall Street
New York
The Best There Is Typewriter Papers and Ribbons
Typewriter papers ribbons and car bons are advertised as the best there is at the Tribune office.
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Tribune
Purple Day at Bing ham County Fair Featured by Elks
Blackfoot reports September 24 set as Purple Day for the Elks of Idaho Falls and Pocatello at the Bing ham county fair. Local lodge expects many Elks from Gate City. committee D W Church Leon F Molinelli and J H Daniger named to arrange details.
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Bingham County
Elks of
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Gate City
D. W. Church
Leon F. Molinelli
J. H. Daniger
Notice of settlement for parlor business at 250 North Main
A.8. Manassa states all debtors must settle within thirty days for the parlors at 250 North Main Street. Business sold to M. D. Giffin who will operate it and receipt all outstanding accounts. Solidifies future receipts by Giffin.
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North Main Street
M. D. Giffin
Manassa
Masons Call Meeting at Portneuf Lodge
All members of Portneuf Lodge No 18 A F and A M and visiting masons are urged to gather at the Masonic hall at 1 oclock Tuesday September 15 by order of Master Mason Masonheimer secretary Bath in every room at the Carlyle North Main
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Masonic Hall
W. M
the Carlyle
North Main
Notice to Elks for Orrin Caldwell funeral meeting
Notice to Elks requests attendance at the Elks hall at 1 o'clock for the funeral of Brother Orrin Caldwell. All Elks are expected to attend. Fred Ball, Secretary No. 674 B, P. C. E.
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Elinb
Orrin Caldwell
Fred Ball
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