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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-07-21

ing, also displaying Of the presents
Delicious ice-cream and cake were
served and all had an enjoyable ev-
ening, the occasion being prior to the
marriage of the young couple which
will take place in the near future.
Mrs. Julia Sproul of Thomas en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. P. e. Van
Arden Of Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs.
Claus. Anderson Of Rockford, Sunday
afteghoHn
MI. INA Mrs. Ras Christensen Of
Groveidhd spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Scott spent
! Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George williams Of
IThon9aF Hnd sthe Misses Flora, Ellen
and eopb pa Anderson visited Mr.. and
Mrs Nb1s. Baker Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. Thomas Hall was a Blackfoot
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Flora A. Ravens Of Black
foot Ra been spending few days
with her daughter Mrs. Claus An
derson. X
MAfHable Walters is visiting fri
ends 1T Shelley.
Mrs. Abram Scott and daughter,
Elva spent Wednesday with friends
at Thomas.
Mr.. Swan Burg and Miss Elizabeth
Miller were united in marriage Sat-
urday, July 9Th at Blackfoot. We wish
them pleasant time through LIES
journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Jensen and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hall were Black
foot visitors Saturday.
Mr.. William Brown and son Albert
were thrown off a load of hay, the
past week caused by runaway. Both
were badly hurt. They were afraid
that Albert's condition was very SER
ious but we are glad to say that both
are now out Of bed and doing we'll.
No internal injuries were received,
| Mr.. Herbert Hall was brought to
| his home from Blackfoot Sunday
Norma Anderson spent Friday and
Saturday with Verna Barnes.
The Rockford people were we'll re-
presented at the dance Friday night.
The farmers are still putting up
hay improving the shining moments.
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A baby boy was porn at the ]. e.
White home Monday night.
Mr. Bills, Misses Florence Dore.
Marie Dore and Lucille Dyer Of
Blackfoot stopped in Firth Tuesday
on their way to Idaho Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Manion and
children, accompanied by Mrs. B. F..
Boiling motored to Blackfoot to attend
lodge Tuesday night.
The Firth Band gave another dance
Tuesday night which was success.
Jack Foster was business visi-
tor in Pocatello, Friday.
Walter Bailey and party from Ev-
anston, Wyoming stopped to visit
with William Dial and family We'd
nesday while enroute to Yellowstone
Park.
Elmer Taylor and wife and son
Donald visited with relatives in Bla-
ckfoot Sunday.
Ed Manion and family visited at
the Ziegler ranch, Sunday.
The Pricilla Sewing club met at
the home OF Miss Gladys Hoff We'd
nesday afternoon. Delicious ice
cream and cake were served.
Rev. A. L. Petersen and party we're
in Firth Thursday, leaving the same
evening for their home in Iowa.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
HELM farm home Thursday after
noon. A large number were present.
A. G. Davis, District Manager Of
the National Park Lumber Co., was
in Firth on business, Friday.
Mrs. jackson of Idaho Falls visit
ed with her granddaughter Mrs. Cora
Andrus last week.
Don Fraker spent the week end
in Pocatello.
Wardell Ginger and wife and a
sister Of Mrs. Ginger left last week
for pleasure trip thru the Grand
Canyon Of the Colorado.
The Idaho Falls orchestra gave a
dance here Saturday night which
was we'll attended.
Lee Gushwa and family, Misses
Edith Christensen, Eba Frederick, son
Of Louisville, Letha Shockey, Messrs
Albert Burkman, Leslie Kelley, Bill
Cedarburg, Glen Pence and George
Cedarburg motored to Indian Spring
Sunday.
Miss Amelia Kirkpatrick and Mr..
Casey Jones Of Blackfoot visited in
Firth Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Ava Wall Of Twin Falls with
her mother and father Mr.. and Mrs.
M. D. Andrus.
Billy Brewington was i'll for sew
eral days last week but is improved
and able to return to his place of
business.
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and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin L. Nolsson are
the proud and happy parents of a
fine baby girl born July 9Th. Mother
and babe are doing nicely.
Miss Lillian White arrived Monday
from Salt Lake where she spent the
winter attending school.
Miss Dora Johnson was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Everette Parson
last week, returning to her home in
Pingree, Tuesday.
Miss Naomi Varley Is visiting with
relatives and friends at Salt Lake at
this writing.
Mrs. ]. w. Taylor and daughter,
Teealy were the guests of Mrs. John
Halves for the past two weeks. They
left for their home in Washington,
on Thursday Tom Halves accom-
panied them as far rs Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. James Duckwortfl
and the Mesdames Clark, Hammond,
and Hale of Blaekfoot attended pri-
mary meeting last Friday giving in
'..,ructions to the officers and teach
ers in this Ward.
The Sunday school convention held
here ii the L.. y 5 church Sunday
was attended by large crowd. Sew
eral of the Stake members were pre-
sent.
Miss Vera Bentley Of Blackfoot
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Thursday evening July 18th, a
shower was given for Mr.. Walter
Sproul of Thomas and Miss Flora
Anderson of Rockford at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Van Orden.
Many beautiful presents were recei-
we'd among which was fifty two
pice set of China dishes. About one
hundred guests were present. Music
games on the lawn, social chat and
jokes were the features of the even
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one must come and have good time.
Mr.. Lennon Buchanan arrived at
the bedside of his brother Mr.. f. L.
Buchana last week and has returned
to his home. He is getting along nj
cely at this writing His brother
Cleveland is with him. His nurse
left Friday morning.
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STRAY ED.

,r s,ss my place. Bay Mare NsI
TWO colts. black and bay, Esgs
branded pesss
,, 1ai:; colts one mare IiZI
Please Notify r. Yerke. Moreland
Idaho, Box los. 4
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-09
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

The Sunday school will meet at
s:45. c. E. Hart. superintendent.
Morning worship, IL: 100 a. IN. The
pastor Will take for his subject Sun
day morning. The Illusions of
Life"
The Epworth League will meet
in the church hall at 1900 O'Clock.
Subject OF the League lesson, The
Christian Adventure" Leader. Miss
Rosa Boutwell,.
Al the evening hour, $500 O'Clock.
the Sunday school will give the
Children's Day program. The Queen n
Esther Circle has this program in
charge.
The Dorcas society will meet on
Thursday with Mrs. Ella Meinxer,
Assistants. Mrs. Miner and Mrs.
Mary Jones. Leader. Mrs. Jones.
The services OF this Sunday will
perhaps be the last In the old church
as the work OF razing the old build
ing will be likely commenced mex,
week. In this there will be oppor.
tunity for much volunteer work
Those who can assist in this work
kindly see J. II. Smith or Geo
Boutwell,.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-09
DlCKERMAN-SORUM =
BRINkWORTH.WRIGHT

Wednesday morning, at tn e
Methodist parsonage. double we'd
ding took place. Miss Emma Dick
erman becoming the bride Of Henry
Serum, and Miss Leota Brinkworth
the bride OF Glenn Wright. Rev.
kephart pronouncing the marriage
ceremony.
Both couples were married by one
service, and no other witnesses were
present. Mrs. Serum is well known
here. having acted rs bookkeeper in
Fassett's store for the past four
years, previous to which time she
was a teacher In the public schools.
Mr.. Serum Is from Bellville, Kas.
Mrs. Wright has been employed as
stenographer in the Light and
Power Co.'S office. and MIR. Wright
comes from Mankato, Kas.
Following the ceremony the new
ly married couples departed for an
extended trip in Estes Park and
Yellowstone Park, going to their
homes in Kansas. Friends extend
congratulations and best wishes.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-09

Monday evening the Auxiliary of
the American Legion met at the
home OF Mrs. X. d. Taylor, Mrs.
Ralph Caldwell and Mable Johnson
being assistant hostesses. The usual
routine business session, was held,
following which the ladies busted
themselves with their fancy work.
Lovely refreshments were served to
the following guests: Mesdames
Mark Watrous. Jenny. Bizot. Lent
fer. John Greene. Earl Stephens.
John Macarthur. Robert Macarthur,
Herbert Martin. GARNER, Claude
Travis. Misses Ruth Caldwell and
Carrie DIETRICH.
-
Charles Corlett gave a dancing
party Monday night Of this week
In honor Of Charles and David
Akers. who will soon depart for
Denver to make their home. 1t was
very pleasant affair. and greatly
enjoyed by those who participated.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-09
MARSH T.. T. A. ACTIVE
IN AMERlCANIZATlON

Monday night of this week an
at the home of Mrs. Palmer Conant,
at which time Mrs. Klein was ap-
pointed TO confer with Mr.. Ward,
president Of the school board, on
the question Of relieving the con-
gestion at the Marsh school. 1t was
also decided that the Marsh p. T. A.
would pay the rent for the build
ing which will be necessary to pro-
vide sufficient room for the stu
dents.
This movement was started Tues
day. May %. when Miss Bowes.
State Americanixation director for
the w. c. T. U. addressed the Marsh
p. 7. A. AT this meeting a COM
mittee Of three composed OF Mrs.
Palmer Conant. chairman. Mrs.
Hurd and Mrs. Gray were appointed
to present the matter Of forming an
opportunity room in the Marsh
school. to the school board. Monday
night OF this week Mrs. Klein, presi-
dent Marsh p. T. A. was appointed
to take the matter up with Mr..
Ward. and to state that the Marsh
=. 7. A. would pay the rent on the
building that would he necessary to
provide additional room.
Also an Americanization club was
formed with the object in view of
furthering the work in the schools.
In the near future meeting will
be called for the purpose OF complet-
Ing the organization and securing
additional members. This will be
a general meeting and anyone in
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-09
MATHlS-kISTIER NUPTIALs

Wednesday afternoon Miss Lucy
Mathis became the bride OF Harry
kistler. Rev. Phillips pronouncing
the ceremony, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. W. T.. kistler. Miss Chloe
Mathis, Mr.. Carl Reed. Mr.. and
George Miilikin witnessed the cere-
mony.
II was the original intention to
have the marriage ceremony take
place at the home of Rev. Phillips
in Sargent. but when the party
learned that about twenty-five
friends had gathered at the parson-
age as a surprise for the bridal
party. the plans were changed. and,
with Rev. Phillips. they drove to
the kistler ranch where the mar
riage took place.
Mrs. Kistler Is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Mathis. OF Monte
Vista. and has spent about \ year
In Colorado Springs. where she hello
position as stenographer. Mr..
Kistler is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. +. kistler, prominent ranchers
in the Sargent community. The
young people will take u two weeks
camping trip. before returning to
the ranch.
The Rock Creek Social Club held
their regular meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Luke Mccullough Wednes-
day afternoon. enjoying an especial.
ly good time from the fact that they
turned the occasion into 4 shower
for Miss Katherine McOilough.
daughter OF the hostess. who will
soon be married to MIR. Fred Rag
land. Of Hooper. A number OF beau
tiful gifts were presented to the
bride-to-be. and late In tho after
noon an appetixinE two-courss lunch
con WAS served.
Wednesday evening the ladies Of
the p. y. o. and the u. I. LIS held .
Est.toEether meeting to which Ala.
mosa and Del Nortc chapters were
invited. A delicious dinner was
served to one hundred ten guests
In the Laveta corner room. which
was arusticaiiy decorated In p. z.
o. colors. yellow and white. and
flowers were used In profusion.
Plans and arrangements for the
convention next week were discuss.
cd. and u genuinely good time en-.
joyed. A large representation was
present from Alamosa. but Il was
not possible for the representatives
from tho Del Nortc chapter TO be
present.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-09

Wednesday afternoon the Royal
ing at the Woodman hall. An invi-
tation from the Alamosa Royal
Neighbors. to help them put on some
work Friday. June 10. was accept
ed and the local ladies will go to
Alamosa that day.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-09

Thursday afternoon the St.
Stephens Guild met at the home Of
Mrs. f. l.. Carter, where pleasant
afternoon was spent. The usual
business session was held, and the
hostess served dainty refreshments
late in the afternoon.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-09

terested will be welcome to go. hear
the plans and give suggestions or
state objections. 1t is planned at
these meetings to have papers read
or talks given that the parents may
keep in touch with the conditions
in the schools. The date of the in
itial meeting will be announced
later.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-09

Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
J. P. Veerkamp entertained Judge
Green, Of Antonito. at six o'clock
dinner.
Mrs. Wallace entertained At din
ner Sunday the guests being Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Grafton, Miss
Louise Fogle. Oscar Green and
Alfred Ward.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-09

The Ladies' OF the G. A. X. met
Tuesday afternoon In the Woodman
hall. with an unusually large atten-
dance. Two new members were
Initiated at this session. The Presi-
dent. Mrs. Maude Berry. appointed
committees ON entertainment and
decoration to act during and in pre-
paration for the G. a. X. eonven-
ton.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-09
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. A. {. V. Skinner Phi. d.,
Pastor

Pastor
Church and school combines at
one hour. 1890 o'clock, and the
school puts on u program and can
tata. Gods Little Garden" Misses
Edman and Skinner. leaders. The
offering goes TO school work OF
home missions. Baptism Of chill
dren. as this Ia Children's Day.
No Junior. evening service. prayer
meeting or boys club. hut the SEN
Tor Eudeavor meets ut 700 O'Clock
p. m. topic, Team Work: Helps
and Hindranccs."
The Woman's Missionary society
meets Thursday afternoon At 2: 30.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Reed. hostess.
Next Sabbath. June Is, the pastor
brings the message. John Knox aud
his Distinctive Contribution to
Americanism." at 1890 4. m.. the
morning service.
Remember. the Chautauqua comes
June - to July 3. and that the
morning service will be union serv-
Ice on July =. and the lecturer Of
the night. Judge Bale. will be the
speaker Of the morning.
All are invited to the services
who do not worship elsewhere.
PBOPI.E's MISSION CHURCH
Sunday school. see p. n: Praise
service. s:es p. m; Prcaching.
service. 7:>S ,. n.
Tuesday and Friday night
Preaching service 7:ls p n.
Do not forget the rousiug evan
gelistic camp meeting. We shall hold
on the corner OF Adams and Second
street. June - to July .. All are
welcome. Come and ses.
b. n. SHAWBAuOH In CHARGE.
CARD or THANKS
We wish 10 thank tho friends and
neighbors who showed us 10 much
Kindness At tho time Of the death
and funeral OF our husband and
father. and for the beautiful flowers
sent.
Mrs. +. l.. stroup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry stroup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eward stroup,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Howard,
Ar. and Mrs. Glenn Perry.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-09

The ladies OF the Fortnightly
Bridge Club enjoyed two-course
luncheon at the home OF Mrs. George
Corlett at 1890 Friday afternoon OF
last week. after which they passed
the time at card tables. The guests
were Mesdames Jack Nelson. Il. b.
Faus. Lague. Cornelius. Glynn. John
Greene, Hugh Savage. Mcclure.
Goodding, Claude Corlett, George
Burgett and Rupert.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-09

On Thursday. June first. the
Mountain View Club met with Mrs.
Harper in the foot hills for picnic.
with twenty-nine members and their
families present. and five visitors.
A wonderful good time was enjoyed
cake and coffee. The next meeting
will be with Miss Rose Herbert on
June l5.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
Miss Rheba Boone Drowned

Miss Rheba Boone, aged II,
daughter Of Mrs. Anna Boone of
Psragould, was drowned Sunday
afternoon in lake near Lake City,
Craighead county. She was with
a party of pIcnickers who left Para.
gould early Sunday morning TO
spend the day on the lake. Miss
Boone, with other members Of the
party, was on barge being pulled by
a gasoline boat. In some manner,
the young woman fell overheard.
She was unable to swim, aud imme.
dlately began to sink. Several men
in the party Owed into the lake in
an effort to rescue Miss Boone, but
they we're unsuccessful. The body
was recovered about an hour later,
and taken TO Paragould. Miss
Boone is survived by her mother
and three brothers, Elbert, Noel
and Maurice, all of tina: place.
The Boones were former residents
of Pocah0ntas having moved to
Paragould about four years ago
from here, Mr.. Boone, father OF
the girl. died ouly few weeks ago
The family has msny friends here
who deeply sympathize with them
IN their bereavement.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
Gas At Rayenden

A deposit Of gas has been found
near Ravenden springs. 1t was
hrst discovered by bubbles in water
and after investigating further 1t
was found that after penetrating the
ground about two feet with astiok
and holding a lighted match above
the hole thus made, a fame Of fire
two feet high was made. A test OF
the gas has been made and Investi-
CATION showed that 1t extended to a
distance OF about three miles. Il
was found that the gas would burn
Oh the water as we'll as on The
ground. Further investigation is
being made.
Some div a great portion Of the
untold wealth that underIies these
north Arkansas hills is going to be
discovered aud brought forth, and
then
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
Another Wedding at NOIand

holland, August 2s- This fine
Monday morning John Calvin
Surles and Mrs. Odis Phillips sur
prlsed their nearest friends by driv-
ing down IN their car at the early
hour of 7 o'clock to the home of
Squire SIsson, where IN the pres
ence of few witnesses, Squire Sis.
son spoke the magic words that
caused two hearts to beat as one
Squire Sisson Is making quite a
record as "knot tie-er" this being
bis fourth couple within the last
few days, and one or both of each
parties have been his
former pupils IN school. Mr.. Sis.
son has taught three generations Of
children aud now has his
o wn grand children in his own
school.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
POCdhOntas Public Schools 1922
1923.

The 1929 term of the Pooahon
tas Public Schools will open on
Monday, Sept. 18th. We urge that
all pupils get enrolled as quickly as
possible and that they make their at
tendance as regular as possible. No
child can do we'll IN school unless
it attends regularly. The regular
grammar school course will be Civ
en- through the first eight grades
ln the high school every teacher is
college trained and has several years
OF successful teaching experience
back OF them. A complete Physics
Laboratory Is being added, also a
lot of reference books IN the library.
The added features will enable
graduates from the school to enter
the freshman class of the University
of Arkansas and other colleges with
out any conditions and without any
examination. We solicit the care
full attention of any boy or girl who
Is planning to enter a secondary
scAoQl this fall.
Course of Study:
| Year-Algebra, Latin, History,
English, Current Events.
II Year-Algebra, Latin, Gen.
Science, English, Physiology and
Hygiene.
III Year-Geometry, HIS tory,
Physics, Latin ( (ElectIve) English.
= " Year-Solid Geometry, Busi-
ness Arithmetic, History, Latin,
(Electlve) English, Physical Geo.
graphy.
Detailed information will be fur
nlshed gladly.
Daily Thompson, supt.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
Our Honor Roll

The following new and renewal
subscriptions have been received by
the Star Herald since last issue:
Ck Mitchell, X L Hicks, J F
Startling, Joe d Wells, Ira Miller,
Jos N Myrick, T r Mccoy, Walter
Cook, Sam Rogers, J P Smith, I r
EdlIn, } w Adair, Mrs w K Bonds,
w J Blansett, J g Foster,J II Kohl
meyer, G f Jones, Mrs K Carter,
Wilson Mercantile Co., Tom Gal
bralth, Miss Mae Galbraith, E G
Pease, J T Barley, Geo Wells, S s
DAVIS, Mrs II L Welch, X K Car
ter, James Hickman, James Bennett,
J M Hincha, J w Rilev, G w TIP.
ton, II / Marshall, B F Hargrove,
Green B Collier, Mrs L e Campbell
Mrs Chas Welch, Mrs Ed Wafford,
K V Harper. Mrs Dona Goings,
Mrs Nora Il Dalton, r G Dalton.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
Committee Organized

The Randolph County Democrat
ic Central Committee met here last
Saturday and recognized that
body. K. Dalton was reelected
chairman and J. d. Wells was re-
elected secretary each to serve two
years. The following committee.
men were present:
Baker township-Perry Baker.
BIrdell-D, c. Bishop.
Brlstow-J. +. Hamilton.
Butler-H. r. Bridges.
Current River Harry HIte.
Davldson-J. S. Brown.
Demun.-C. F. Shannon.
Elm Store--E- H. Chester.
Elevenpolnt-E, M. Mcllroy.
Foster-J. J. Kcotts.
Little Black-Lee Sharp.
Nolaud-C. M. Penn.
O'Kean-J. A. Ford.
Reyno-H. l.. Sparkman.
Shlloh-A. J. Cooper,
Water Valley-W. ]. Blansett,
Wiley-R L Mays. I
Nine townships we're not repre-
sented, namely, Columbia, Ingram,
Jackson, Richardson, Sloan, Spring
River, Union, Warm Springs, james
Greek.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT
TAX PAYERS

Notice is hereby given that by
Proclamation of the Governor of
the state Of Arkansas that the time
for payment of your personal taxes
has been extended until the first dav
of Dec, 1929, without penalty.
After said date the regular 95 per
cent penalty will attach and all un-
paid taxes at that time will be col.
lected as the law directs. so hoping
you all will take advantage Of the
extension and come IN and pay and
save yourself the penalty and cost
that must be collected after Decem-
Der the first. Respectfully,
r. II. GulIott,
Sheriff and Collector
3 tt. Of Randolph Co. Ark