Idaho Central Company Disincorporated by Court Order
The Idaho Central Railroad Company is dissolved by court order. Judge W. A. Babcoen issued the decree on motion by Walters and Sweeley as findings and proof showed the long dispute ending, with the Oregon Short Line securing assurances and a $25,000 stay to settle claims and transfer title to Twin Falls. The sequence of events ends the corporation's existence and ties up disputed assets for final adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. A. Walters
Walters & Parry
M. J. Sweeley
Sweeley & Sweeley
W. A. Babcoen
Idaho
Twin Falls
Oregon Short
Idaho Central
George Conrad Wolfle
Davis
Conrad Wolfle
Wolfle
Stewart
Oregon Short Line
Current Events Sale by Twentieth Century Club
The Current Events Department of the Twentieth Century Club will hold an Old Curiosity Shop sale at the old Wright store in the Smith building at 120 Main Avenue North on Saturday. The event runs all day with clothing and various contributions, a large stock on hand, and ice cream and cake served. rooms are prepared and goods arranged by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Wright
Smith
Main Avenue North
Scouts and Elks to Observe Flag Day on June 14
Annual flag day exercises will be observed by the Boy Scouts and the Elks on Sunday June 14 with the scouts flag raising at 7 o clock in the morning. Rev Q O Harris will deliver a short address. All scouts are requested to attend. The Elks will hold their exercises at the club rooms with speeches by Shad L Hodgin of the chamber of commerce Mrs T H Irwin War Mothers and R P Parry American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts and the Elks
Harris
The
Elks
Shad L. Hodgin
Chamber of Commerce
Edith Olsen Runs Summer School for 2A Pupils
Miss Edith Olsen conducts a summer school for 2A pupils at the high school two mornings weekly. Eleven students remain in 2A as the plan aims to lift them to 3D and eliminate 2A. No January 1A class this year due to absence of a beginning class. A silver tea at Mrs. M J Swen ley’s home drew Mesdames Van Houten Arn old Hogan Doty and Chas Brown of Kimberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Olsen
M. J. Swenley Tuesaday
Wm. van Houten
O. M
Promoters Fail to Deliver on Line Project Promised
Workers financed the venture but promoters without shoes rushed plans to build the line. The original promoters were running on hot air, and blue sky lacked substance, leaving workers with only a small share of their wages.
Woolworth Building Tops World as tallest in New York
The Woolworth Building in New York rises to 792 feet becoming the highest structure in the world. Its landmark height cements its status among era defining skyscrapers and draws attention from architects and investors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
New York
Burglar Sentences and Divorce Granted in Cassia County
Luther Weighall and Ray Campbell pleaded guilty to grand larceny for two saddles. Judge W A Babcock placed them on probation with potential prison if violated, while Jack Lewis and Roy Delmar received 1 to 15 years for the Moore burglary. Matilda H Willes obtained a divorce from Stephan Willes for non support with attorney O C Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Weighall
Ray Campbell
Cassia County
EK. VY. Larson
W. A. Babcock
John R. Ault
Jack Lewis
Roy Delmar
L. T. Moore
Detweiler Sells Filer Coal Business to Kulp
The Kulp Coal yard becomes the new name of the establishment once Detweiler Coal, with H N Kulp as local manager, after the property changed hands Monday June 1. Detweiler and his son Claude run a similar enterprise in Twin Falls. Kulp plans to continue Knight's Spring Canyon coal, introduced here by Detweiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulp Coal Yard
Detweiler Coal Company
H. N. Kulp
Mr. Kulp
D. FI. Detweiler
Claude
Twin Falls
Hollister Rancher Presented With Girl Triplets
Triplets were born last week to Mr and Mrs Ray Halloway at the McMaster ranch near Hollister south of here. The babies were girls with two living about thirty minutes and the third dead at birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Halloway
McMaster
Hollister
Here
Birth Notice and Local Council Improvements
A son was born June 4 to Mr and Mrs C C Allen at the general county hospital. A petition to advance Fifth North Improvements by grading and gravelling will be presented at the next city council meeting. Ken nison resigns from the police. James W Davis of Jerome succeeds him. The board of county commissioners approved $200 for the Salvation Army maternity home at Boise, aiding local children. Mrs Herman Yarbrough and Dr Charles Wetherbee are recovering from operations at Twin Falls county general hospital. O D Meady of Buhl and Pauine King of San Jacinto admitted for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Allen
General County Hospital
Fifth North
Fifth Avenue
Boise
Board of
County Commissioners
Salvaton Army
Barron
Twin Falls Salvation Army
Herman Yarbrough
Charles Wetherbee
Twin Falls County General Hospital
George Herriott
O. D. Meady
Buhl
Pauine King
San Jacinto
Gets Jail Term For Illegal Liquor Sale
Joe Blanco was sentenced to 30 days in jail and a 200 pound fine by Probate Judge J L Jidgin on Thursday afternoon for illegal sale of half a pint of liquor. Nearby notes report Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodge memorial services at the cemetery, Miss Wilma Keel arriving from Idaho University, and various local updates including traffic violations and a hospital brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Blanco
J. L. Jidgin
Bike Busted Special Police Ride Ends in Skid Crash
Officer Dean Davis who had been rounding up traffic violators for several days met trouble last evening when his motorcycle skidded and halted on the sidewalk. He suffered a damaged rim and minor injuries, with repairs required after the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Davis
RANSSI WEEK ANNOUNCED FOR EFFORTS ON FUNDS
Three committees resumed fundraising for the Grand Army of the Republic and allied groups attending a three day session in June. Governor C C Moore and Nellie Rhodes McMillan are listed as speakers. The plan includes a June 11 parade with military civic and scout groups and welcomes by local officials. An event July 11 will feature the Grand Army and veterans groups at the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Chamber of Commerce
C. C. Moore
Nellie Rhodes McMillan
Woman's Relief Corps
Carl DeLong
National Guard and Legion
Sons of Veterans, War Mothers
Legion
Edgar Ll. Ashton
Shad L. Hodgin
J. D. Smith
GAVR
Joseph Keefer
Grand Army
The
Spanish War Veterans
Wilcox Returns from Catello Tech Winter Course
Wilcox returned last evening from the Po catello Tech where he spent the winter in a special business course. His brother accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Guerney Wilcox
Pocatello Tech
Jubilee attendees travel to Salt Lake City for MIA event
M A Jubilee and Mr F A Babbell travel with Miss Callie Arrington and Hazel Bertha Wells to Salt Lake City for the MIA Jubilee during the first three days of next week. Floral decorations noted as potentially rivaling flour displays at the women's exhibit. Twin Falls Milling offers $20 prizes for best loaves and $10 for best angel food cake using local flour products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Jubilee
F. A. Babbell
Callie Arrington
Hazel Bertha Wells
Salt Lake City
R. Ns. Brossard
Twin Falls
Seattle Reporter Visits His Parents Richly Noted Journalist
Charles S. Perrine son of Mr and Mrs S D Perrine 748 Blue Lakes boulevard is home on vacation from Seattle He is a University of Washington journalism graduate class of 1924 and previously wrote sports for the Seattle PostIntelligencer before serving as a reporter and now assistant Sunday editor He plans to return to Seattle Friday or Saturday next Also Philadelphia June 5 New Jersey state police report failure renewed hunt for missing five years baby Blakely Coughlin believed dead by his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Perrine
S. D. Perrine
Blue Lakes Boulevard
Seattle
Perrine
University of Washington School of Journalism
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Philadelphia
Blakely Coughlin
New Jersey
Buhl Bank Reopening Talk In Boise Rumors Rise
Rumors swirl in Buhl as L S Pontius E S Jernegen R B Motherwell Crawford Moore visit during the week. Negotiations proceed about reopening the First National Bank of Buhl after its March 9 closure due to credit limits, with possibilities including reopening the old bank or establishing a new one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buhl
L.S. Pontius
Federal Reserve Bank
San Francisco
E. S. Jernegen
R. B. Motherwell
Salt Lake City
Crawford Moore
First National Bank of Idaho
Boise
First National Bank of Buhl
First National Bank
Buhl Herald
Brown returns from Utah business trip and Sunnyside visit
Bishop Claude Brown returned last evening from a business trip to Salt Lake City. While there he visited his other store at Sunnyside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Claude Brown
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sunnyside
Also Mentioned on This Page
Idaho Central Company
Idaho Central Railroad Company
Sale Sat
Scouts and Elks
Weighall
Roy Campbell
Matilda H. Willes
Stephan Willes
O. C. Hall
Detweiler
Filer Coal
Kulp
Dale
Swift
Eal
Nebraska
Home
Dodd
Green Peas
Macaroni
Peas
Sentinel
Bunny
Hollister Rancher
Del
Kennison
James W. Davis
Jerome
Odd Fellows Memorial
Daughters of Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
G. Humphrey
Wilma Keel
Idaho University
Miss Keel
Mesdames W
Zenas Smith
DeWitt Young
F. S. Bell
D. R. Churchill
Poctecilo
Joe Gonzales
J. W. Guyette
Mary Hazel
C. N. Ashton
George Detweller
William Conklin
S. G. Deihl
E. A. Moon
Harry Jennings
William Noh
B. M. Wolfe
Wiliam Lambring
Mimi
Pico
Frank Pico
Henry Gourley
Dead Man's Gulch
Filer
Liberal
Idaho Fur Farms, Inc
Ranssi
Cop
Masonic and
Western Star Orders
Hagerman Valley
Hagerman
Lower Salmon Falls
Filer Lodge No. 55
AD FB
A. M
Buhl Bank
MOORE
First National Bank of
Bull
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