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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1908
Page
3
Northern Idaho tonight cooler with light frost and Tuesday fair and warmer. Southern Idaho tonight showers and cooler with light frost, Tuesday fair. Yesterday maximum 77, minimum 40, mean 58. Precipitation 0 today, 2.90 since January 1, 1.51 below normal. Sunshine total 13 hours 35 minutes. William Bell observer.
Montpelier guest M L Douglas visits Bannock. Henry Jenson Idaho Falls registers at Bannock on business. T J Halloran American Falls transacts business in Gate City. Karl Kraft W Sumner Walker Boise guests at Bannock on business. Mrs A H Lindquist returns from Logan Utah. Karl P Brown Blackfoot editor visits Bannock. Mrs W H Seeley to Salt Lake to make home. Mrs Seles runs Seley rooming house now with Mrs Anderson. Ernest Sumner Idaho Falls Morn ing Post publisher visits to meet wife in Colorado. W M Wayman Marysville Canal secretary guests at Bannock. Marysville canal burned over for settlers. Infant of Mr Mrs J K Thomas dies pneumonia. Funeral speakers named. W S Lamoreaux piano tuner visits cousin Charles Lamoreaux Tribune foreman. Pocatello field looks strong.
A Salt Lake man has decided to extend the field of his labor to the Gate City and has arranged with E. D. Harrison a West Center street jeweler to take orders for him.
Hon. Joseph Pinkham of Boise arrived yesterday in Boise to visit his daughter Mrs. C. E. Thum and inspect the United States assay office in the city.
E. D. Harrison the Jeweler offers special prices on fine umbrellas for ladies and gents. The store will stay open in the evenings for Easter shoppers.
An advertisement advises that rheumatism worsens with age and use of Ballard's Snow Liniment can cure rheumatism and loosen stiff muscles. Mrs A L Cook, a local druggist, endorses the product and promises renewed mobility and vigor.
Excursions via Oregon Short Line on May 1 and 2 offer low round trip rates through divers routes. Forty eight war vessels of all classes participate in one of the greatest naval demonstrations in history. O. S. L. agents provide details. E. D. Harrison the Jeweler extends evening hours to ensure value and full accommodation for customers. All goods remain first class with right prices.
A H Smith advertises two fine white mountain wagons for hauling Vienie parties and invites patrons to stand in front of the P saloon.
A LeRaysville New York resident testifies to a twenty year cure by Bucklen's Arnica Salve for piles after using the product two decades ago. The ad claims healing for ores burns wounds and cuts and lists Ferguson & Onkins drug stores in Pocatello and McCammon selling the salve for 25 cents.
Advertises dramatic reductions on umbrellas Libby cut glass Seth Thomas clocks German German Chinese souvenirs maps to pocket books handbags and more. Store to stay open evenings after dark inviting customers to ask for prices and shop at their own price in a bold sale pitch.
An advertisement claims Moley’s Kidney Remedy will improve appearance and tone the system. It also promotes Foley’s Kidney Remedy as curing backache nervous exhaustion and kidney and bladder troubles. Temple Pharmacy distributes the product.
An advertisement proclaims Mrs Chris Armstrong has opened a store at 238 West Center formerly the Turf cafe with a wide range of ladies wear. It also touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism and other pains, offered by Mrs A L Cook.
Advertisement urges readers to visit the shop for jewelry silverware hand painted china and cut glass with a note that the store will remain open highlighting a broad stock and inviting buyers.
County Superintendent Grace Loughran informs teachers of a three day examination schedule on February 27 28 and 29 covering first second and third grade certificates state certificates and life diplomas. Electric irons on sale at 5 each from Electric Shop 1458 Main phone 120 Red.
Advertisement claims babies should gain at least a pound per week and suggests McGee's Baby Elixir to aid digestion, stop fretfulness, and improve teething. It cites prices 26c and 600, and lists Mrs. A. L. Cook as the seller.
REUBELMANN & SON offer Kaffir corn cow-peas and Sonora spring dry-land seed in bulk. Call 1218, 2nd Ave. Phone 47-Red for orders.
Mrs. A. Martin of 941 No Garrison Avenue Idaho reports relief from back pain after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She recalls discovering the remedy via advertising and obtaining a box at Mrs. A. L. Cook’s store, praising its prompt relief and kidney tonic benefits. Sold by all dealers. price 50 cents. Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
W. 8. Lamoreaux of the Piano Tuners' Association of Utah prepares to do expert tuning work in Poen ello. Leave orders at Roberts' Jewelry store for arrangements and service.
Foley Orino Laxative is praised for mild action and pleasant taste making it preferable to harsh purgatives. The ad claims it eases constipation without the harsh effects of pills and tablets.
Directors levy an assessment of one dollar per share on the corporation’s capital stock payable May 10, 1908 to W F Fisher in Oxford Idaho. Unpaid shares by May 22 become delinquent and advertised for sale. if unpaid, sold May 30 1908 to cover delinquent assessment and costs. W F Fisher secretary Oxford Idaho. 4-13-dltw4w
Announce sale of Early Rose seed potatoes from Niel son and Sons. Availability noted with quantities and pricing details for farmers and gardeners, encouraging early purchase for upcoming planting season.
A brief quip from the St Louis Post Dispatch notes the humor of a scarlet fever illness at home. The speaker jokes the doctor’s bill will be the lasting souvenir rather than the illness itself.
Notice by the Bannock County Republican Central Committee sets a county convention in Pocatello Idaho on April 27 1908 to elect delegates to the state convention at Wallace May 12 1908 and the national convention in Chicago June 16 1908. It also calls for eighteen delegates to the Boise September 1 1908 state convention and lists prize precincts and election dates. Primary voting for delegates is set for April 20 1908 with precinct polling hours specified.
Notice announces payment of current expense fund warrants with interest to date of call upon presentation at the county treasurer's office. Warrant ranges include Jan 11 1906 issues 645 to 651, July 12 1907 issues 146 to 217, and Oct 15 1907 issues 219 to 359. Dated Jan 13 1908 by Julia M Sullivan. Also an unrelated local ad for A J Cibulka publicizes spring suit make.
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