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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1901

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Boss Fork News Highlights Agency Life and Incidents

Idaho and Ross Fork items recount an attempted suicide by Badger Sonnip, county bridge plans on Bannock Creek, Senator Fred Dubois visit, and inspections at the Idaho Canal. Observations include a moved slaughterhouse, school reports, a reception for Rev. Murphy, and shade tree planting at the agency.

Fred Dubois Wos Sam Rich Idaho Canal Company Mr. Jaat Presto Idaho Blackfoot

Hydration Plan Seen as Key to Supporting Indian Farms

A proposal highlights the mst benefit to the Indians contingent on securing and retaining sufficient water. The plan argues that a stable water supply would allow farms to operate under the scheme, with projections tied to a quantified water allocation.

Weather and crops week summary across Idaho counties

The Weather Bureau reports fair to favorable conditions overall with nightly fronts in western areas and mixed precipitation in the east. Northern counties face wet soils delaying plowing while stock gains grass. Southwestern counties show good progress though nightly freezes slow bloom of fruit trees. Eastern counties advance seeding as snow recedes, fall wheat grows, but hay is nearly exhausted and stock is lean.

Idaho U.S. Weather Bureau Snake River Countes Snake River Valley Hagerman

Gate City forms new baseball club and plans spring ball

The Gate City baseball club organized for the season with City Clerk Temp Smith as manager and Ed Dwyer likely captain. Practice will start soon and a grand ball at the Pavillion on April 25 aims to fund uniforms. Fetzer's orchestra will provide music with 75 cent tickets.

Gate City Baseball Club Temp Smith Ed. Dwyer Posible Pocatello Idaho Falls Gate City Pocatellos Eubanks Higson Siddons Dwyer Dunlay Congreve Murphy Lewis West Morley Rielly Pavillion Fetzer

Miedrio Bisters touted as best selling remedy in Belleville

Abraham Hare of Belleville Ohio endorses Miedrio Bisters as the best selling remedy in two years. He claims it treats stomach liver kidneys bowels and blood while purifying the blood and strengthening nerves, with a promise to cure many illnesses and boost vitality. Sold by Bean's drug store.

Abraham Hare Belleville Miedrio Bisters Bean

Site dispute over Academy location unsettles town

Town rumors swirl over site options for the Academy with Mr Ingersoll offering 34 East side lots to balance two West side blocks while negotiations threaten to split sides. Reported deeds show completion of 34 lots and related parcels with a four block site ready to tender.

Ingersoll East Side Academy Garfield Avenue

Idaho News Notes Sketch Local Happenings Across Stations

Samuel Thorp of Samaria was killed when thrown from a wagon. Colonel Dewey plans to build the Idaho Northern from Nempa to Emmett this summer after purchasing rails. Canyon county will add 600 to 800 names to its assessment roll. Ten feet of snow in Buffalo Hump moving district. mining operations continue. William Mix reports about 100 men wintering on the Hump near Lewiston. Teton basin hay runs brought by six camels. stockmen short of hay due to bad spring weather. The Caldwell Tribune questions bounties for wool versus sugar to aid agriculture. The Idaho City World notes Governor Hunt could clarify constitutional differences. Timber exhibit for Pan-American at Buffalo arrives in Troy with various species and large timbers. A cedar pole sixty feet long is prepared for the exhibit. Large pine and fir pieces range two feet to four and a half feet in diameter. A monster white pine pipe eight feet diameter is claimed by Len Proctor. payment demanded before cutting livestock.

Buffalo Hump Wm. Mix Lewiston Caldwell Tribune Idaho City World Tribune Hunt Rice Buffalo Troy Mason Star Len Proctor White Pine Proctor

After Black Girls and the License Raid in Boise

Deputy U S Marshal Joe Pinkham faced possible censure in the Colored Club of Boise after a raid on a Boise row led to the arrest of three black women named Mabel Brown Louisa Fisher and Stella for liquor sales without the required license. They were bound over on bonds of $300 each with deposits of $100 and one faced further penalties for not paying the license fees. Two of the women remained jailed at press time.

Marshal Pinkham Mabel Brown Louisa Fisher Stella Turner Uncle Sam

Nathan Hale to Play at Auditorium April 20

Announcement that Nathan Hale by Clyde Fitch will be staged in city April 20 with Howard Kyle as the patriot spy. The production mirrors the Knickerbocker original with full costumes and scenery, praised as one of Fitch’s best works and a representative American drama. Also notes Ballard’s Snow Liniment for neuralgic pains.

Hannaford Nathan Hele Clyde Fitch Howard Kyle Knickerbocker Theatre New York Nathan Hale Fritchie

Captain Putnam Dead Honored by Idaho Pioneers

Word comes from California that Captain Putnam has died. A pioneer of Blackfoot he helped selectFs Hall site and directed floors. Fort Peak near the fort bears his name. He once co owned Boise Overland hotel and was beloved by Idaho visitors and locals.

California Captain Putnam Blackfoot Fs. Hall Puinam Idaho Overland Hotel Boise Blackfoot News

Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Toledo Firms

Local ads offer one hundred dollar reward for cure of catarrh and praise Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney is vouched for by West & Truax and Kinman & Mackin wholesale druggists of Toledo. The makers claim the medicine acts on blood and mucous membranes and is sold by druggists nationwide.

Hall

Nowbro’s Herpicide and Multiple Health Claims

A garbled recall of hair loss remedies and cures is quoted, touting Nowbro’s Herpicide as a dendralf remedy. Interspersed are testimonial snippets praising One Minute Cough Cure and Wite’s Little Early Risers, with vague references to a drug store and labeled marketers.

A. L. Cook and Boun

Notice of funds warrants payment and collections

Ban nock County Idaho posts notice that expense fund warrants numbers 305 to 45 inclusive will be paid on presentation with interest to the due date. Also warrants previously called and not presented accrue interest to the date of payment. Harrit Nikison, Treasurer. Also advertisement of patent remedies and drugstore offerings included in the text.

Pocatello Idaho Currents Expense Fund Harrit Nikison Tresauror

Notice to Knights of Pythias Work Session

Notice to K of P. There will be work in the rank of Exquire Monday April 27. All Knights are requested to be present. Thos H. Davis K of R.

Thos. H. Davis

Dyspepsia Cure Praised By Sun Tex Resident

Ana Riggs of Sun Tex credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with relief after years of distress and costly trials. The testimonial notes “two bottles” provided more relief than all previous medicines and mentions other locals supporting the claim.

Ana Riggs Sun Tex Deenare A. L. Cook Bean

Dr King's New Discovery Gives Away Millions in Free Trials

Proclaiming generosity, Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs has distributed over ten million trial bottles. Advertises cures for influenza la grippe throat chest and lung diseases. Free trial bottle at Bean s Drug Store with regular 600 and 1000 prices per bottle, guaranteed.

Dr. King Bonobine la Grippe Bean

Unclear court payments reported for multiple individuals

A fragment describes Louian Fisher paying a $40 license penalty and $100 for appearance in U.S. Court. It also notes Flora Daily and another person paying $20 each to Deputy Revenue Collector Woolley. no charges were found against them.

Louian Fisher Flora Woolley

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Wat Jat Hae Bo Ross Fork C. K. Thum Mrs. Thum Evans Laws the County Commission Oneida County Bannock Creek Pocatello-American Falls Road Bridge Locke W. L. Shank Fort Hall Mr. Murphy Farmer Evans Bibb Agency Mrs. McGill Mrs. Caldwell Rothenberg & Schloss Aaa Hes Baseball Notes The Gate City Club West Side Mr. Ingersoll Tribune Keeders Commonwealth Samuel Thorp Samaria Colonel Dewey Nempa Emmett Caldwell News Canyon County St. Anthony Teton Basin United States Mar Shal Pinkham Colored Hoire U. S Joe Pinkham Court of U. 8S Busrneas Pink Ham Daya Ordi Bean Srummel Barbara Dandraff Nowbro Bannock County DeVire A. L. Vook United States Court Birianat Enemen Td Eoreea Ae Just Lawn Dimity Barcain
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