Grand Jury Meets in Bannock County Courts for First Time
District Court and United States Court convened with Grand Jury panel led by Wm. F. Fisher. Judge J. C. Rich charged the jurors on duties and secrecy as they study public offenses, county finances, jail conditions, and county offices. Judge Rien submitted the charge. April 9 1900. Divorce actions and naturalization followed: Anna Underwood and Catherine Gump granted divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bension
United States
Bannock County Court House
District Court
United States Court
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
J. C. Rich
John Ellis
J.S. Campbell
J. W. Eden
Wm. F. Fisher
Thos. Jenkins
Joseph Jerry
June Geer
Wm. C. Underwood
M. A. Hendricks
Denmark Jensen
John D. Woodall
Jos. Y. Bowe
Geo. E. Williams
Pat
Bannock County
Idaho
Commonwealth
Grand
J. ©. Rien
Anna Underwood
Logan Underwood
Catherine Gump
Harry Gump
Peter Anderson
County Commissioners Hear Bills and Road Overseeer Appointments
The county trio in the clerk’s office spends days approving liquor dealer bonds and road overseer appointments. They consider twenty copies of road laws, set new overseer districts, and discuss a Bannock Abstract Company option while delaying some items to the next meeting.
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Wa‘ason
Hillman
Chester
O. L. Cleveland & Co
Hopson
Joe Mombert
Trapp & Co
J. H. Townsend
A. F
A. F. Roulette, Franklin & Hayes
S. F. Baum
Pocatello
C. T. Woodall
J. P. Smith
Sam Gagan
H. T. Porten
Soda Springs
H. O. Harkneas
McCammon
A. P. Colbeer
Bancroft
John T. Scott
Oxford
James Hall
Dempsey
J. H. Schmidt
Henry
H. O
Ralph Cardon
Bannock
Fort Hall bill status praised by Shoup and Wilson
Senator Shoup congratulates Senator Shoup says passage in the House was achieved with no opposition and anticipates a conference agreement. Congressman Wilson notes the House approval, suspension of rules, and plans to press for mining claim provisions near Pocatello in conference.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello
Senator Shoup
Wilsoe
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
George N. Ifft
Idaho
Geo. L. Suour
the Tribune
Wilson
House
Representative Curtis
Kansas
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Sherman
Curtis
Stephens
Texas
District of Columbia
Five Mile
Gate City Minstrels Preview at Pavilion on April 17
Gate City Minstrels prepare new costumes and a 30 voice New Animated Music sheet for the Pavilion Opera House show on April 17. New turns and a humorous piece Baby Wants Pudding will be staged. Chorus and ballad singers compare with touring groups. proceeds benefit the Gate City Juvenile band. Tickets 0, 35 and 2 cents on sale at Mrs King ports. Watch for hand bills and date prompts.
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Gate City
Pavilion Opera House
Barlow Bros
Mrs
Joseph Brim Authorized Herdsman for Pocatello Cattle
Indian Agent Caldwell authorizes Joseph Brim of Pocatello Idaho to herd the town cows on the reservation. A grazing fee of 50 cents per head must be collected and turned into the office promptly.
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Joseph Brim
Pocatello
Ida
A. F. Caldwell
U. S. Indian Agent
No Trace of Policeman O Connell in Disappearance Case
No trace of Police Officer Michael O Connell has been found after his disappearance on April 3. A broad search of the river and surrounding hills by private parties and Woodmen members, plus telegrams to towns within two hundred miles, has yielded no clues or clues. A $200 reward is offered for information leading to his discovery, dead or alive.
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Michael O'Connell
Pocatello
Woodmen
Mr. O'Connell
Correction on smallpox case location in town
A town rumor claimed a smallpox patient was found in the Wood River, which is false. The patient never was there. the tale likely started when Mr. Mombert refused entry to his business and alerted authorities about a suspicious case roaming the streets.
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Wood River
Mombert
April Storm Sweeps Region With Snow and Wind
A two day storm brought heavy snow and high winds. Sunday was the coldest day of the winter, while Monday warmed and melted the snow into mud. By today the weather is fair and forecast calls for warmer, clearer conditions tomorrow.
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Seation
Prohibition Convention Nominates Boise Ticket
The state prohibition convention in Boise last Thursday nominated a full state slate and chose delegates to the national convention. The ticket is led by Rev. W. J. Boone of Caldwell for governor and Miss Amanda Way of Boise for representative in Congress.
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Boise
W. J. Boone
Caldwell
Amanda Way
Congress
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim and Reward
A dated advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh claiming a positive cure in all stages. It promises a $100 reward if the cure fails and directs readers to mail for testimonials from F J. Cammy & Co. Toledo Ohio with doctors endorsing the product.
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Hall
Addrew
F. J. Cammy & Co
Toledo
Idaho Towns See Republican Gains in Local Elections
Across Idaho towns Malad Rexburg Pocatello and several others saw party lines emerge with Republicans winning in Malad Rexburg and broad local contests elsewhere. Pocatello reported 1578 votes near a city high while several towns like Moscow Wallace Caldwell and Rexburg elected mayors and trustees amid mostly nonpartisan or local-issue campaigns.
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Pocatello
Malad
Rexburg
Idaho
Hyrum Sawyer
J. R Thomas
Dem
Anthony
Moon
Moscow
Kendrick
S. Mellison
Harrison
A. Leonard
Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism in West Virginia
A West Virginia reader reports a rheumatism attack confined his wife to bed for a month. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm as directed, she walked to breakfast the next morning and has not had another attack. For sale by all druggists.
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KENNA
Jackson Co
W. Va
Maddox
Parsons
Bucklen's Aralia Salve praised for daughter's sores
O D Isbill of Morgantown writes of a severe head infection that developed into scald head but Bucklen's Aralia Salve cured it. The ad claims it treats KO zona tetter salt rheum pimples sores ulcers and piles. Available for 86 cents at Dr Loan's Drug Store.
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O. D. Isbill
Morgantown
Town
Bucklen
Arala
Dr. Loan
Deng
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