The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-16
IDAHO NEWSPAPERS
TO TRY c0-0PEH[|O
Plan to Form Company Make
Ready Prints at Pa-
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Special to Tho Tribune.

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POCATELLO, Ida. July'.-J, w.
Citizens. editor OF the Shellpdepend-
ent, was here recently inpnference
with Pocatello members OF Eastern
| Idaho Press club. and partifarly with
! First Vice-President Winp Wallin,
with whom he discussed thnatter OF
| forming a joint stock compg to print
patent insides' for the cotry news
| papers Of this part OF thefate, The
| plan as presented by Mr.. lhens pos
| sesses elements OF feasibY and at
the next regular meeting the Press
| club In Soda Springs In Aust 1t is eX-
| pected that definite steps Il be taken
| TO perfect details.
The plan Of Mr.. Citizens to Install
fast press in Pocatello, connection
with the Pocatello Tribur office, and
! print patent insides containg matter
| OF particular interest TO lhoans and
to Fasteners interested this State.
Articles descriptive OF yarls localities
are TO be prepared for aearance ST.
multaneously in all the stern Idaho
newspapers using the rea prints.
An eisht-pound boy waborn to Mr..
and Mrs, w. A. Jones lasSaturday.
Married In Anaoda.
John w Wallace, we'll nown In this
city, and Miss Queenie rice, one OF
Butte's most charming sool teachers,
were married Tuesday aSt. Patrick's
catholic church In Anonda, They
Will spend their honeymn In Califor-
MIA.
n few days ago q hearg In the mat
Ter OF appointing an Administrator OF
the estate of the late My A. Bennett
OF McCammon was heldefore Probate
Judge Johnson. 1t waSalled on the
strength OF petition fd by Mrs. II.
0, Hardness for the ,pointment Of
Mike and John Scott aJont adminis-
traitors. A second petin was filed by
Patrick T., James j.. It. and other
SCOTS, asking that like alone be
named, The court willear the matter
further after the statury ten days.
L. j. Maloney, the popular Short
Line machinist, and Nss Hazel Bird
were married Thursda evening at the
nome OF the brides moer at 146 South
Cleveland avenue.
Irrigation Degates.
Mayor Cleare has a,ounced his ap-
polntments Of delegati from Pocatello
TO attend the fourteen annual meet
I'M OF the National Irgation congress,
which convepes at Boe on September
3, and lasts until Sttember 8. The
". L. y,
Hon, +. 5. Dietrich. hrry B. Kinport,
William Wallin and ames f Kane.
The Yellowstone srial now carries
mall, an improveme. In the service
that viii be appreciad by the towns in
the Upper Snake Riv- valley, Hereto
fore the train has nocarried mall.
J. L, Standley of Incoln, Neb.. who
has been visiting Pocatello several
weeks, the CUES: ofiis brother, ]. A.
Standley. has returni TO Nebraska.
Pete Hansen. the east side grocery
man. has purchased the Rademacher
grocery on East Cenar street. and will
in the future conduc both stores.
Cliff Johnson has turned from Utah
with carload Of bloded horses which,
after fattening on te range Of south
eastern Idaho, he wi ship east for sale,
d. w, Wise has lied suit with the
clerk of the Distrh court against l..
II. Jennings and Tbmas II. Doane to
recover the sum OF 1905, claimed 10 be
due him on judgIrnt given him some
time ago by the Suerior court Of Cook
county, Illinois.
w. j, Harvey hs filed suit In the
District court agaast John Hardesty.
Lillian Hardesty ad their two bonds
men, w. F.. Trapplnd r. B. Smith. TO
recover the sum { s64S.77 for lumber
furnished by him to Hardesty, ana
used ir the builGhg OF his icehouses
In the south part town.
Misionar Returns.
Lauritz M. Christensen recently re-
turned from a mission to Denmark. At
a meeting OF theL. D. S. church last
Sunday he gave d detailed report of
his labors, having been absent twenty
six months. leavig here May "a, 1904.
He Travelled abot $4,000 miles, 300U
miles on foot, an, made 1862 visits.
The Illinois Celtral railroad secured
the consignment Of 1900. 900 pounds OF
wool shipped frm the one point OF
So(Sl Springs this season.