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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1908

Page

4

Salt Lake to Host National Wool Storage Meeting

An August 13 meeting in Salt Lake City will launch a national storage movement to counter spring bear pressure in wool prices. Utah and other states’ sheepmen expect bankers and buyers to back storage plans, with Chicago Boston Philadelphia and others sought to store next year’s clip.

Salt Lake City Salt Lake West C. B. Stewart Utah Wool Growers Georges. Walker National Wool Growers’ Association Cheyenne Wyo National Organization Utah Walker National Association Chicago Boston Philadelphia Omaha St. Louis Sheen Stewart Uintah Forest Summit Wasatch

Hats Shipped and Cleaned at Gate City Shoe Parlors

In Pocatello Gate City Shoe Parlors offers straw and Panama hat cleaning service at 309 West Center Street with home delivery and pickup. Hats called for and delivered.

Pocatello Gate City West Center Street

Primary Election in Missouri Today

Kansas City Missouri Aug 4 A Missouri primary is held today to select party candidates for the November general election This is the first under the new law No U S Senate candidates will be chosen but party candidates will be on the ballot for the general election Governor Fork and Senator Stone are set to contest in November The Republicans have one governor candidate Herbert B Hadley The Democratic ticket includes David A Ball William S Cowherd former Democratic congressional committee chair and Judge William H Wallace who led the Sunday law observance crusade and is running on the Liberal platform

Kansas City Missouri United States Governor Fork Stone Herbert 8. Hadley David A. Ball William William 8S. Cowherd Congressional Committee William H. Wallace

Kansas City Voters Begin Statewide Primary Battles

Topeka August 4 voters in Kansas City start a state wide primary selecting party tickets from United States senator to constable. J B Bristow former fourth assistant postmaster general challenges Chester S Long for the Republican senatorial nomination amid an active campaign with joint debates.

Topeka Kas Kansas City Constable Bristow Chester S. Long

May Enlarge Carey Tract Water Project Feasible

American Falls Press reports surveys may add about 20 000 acres to the American Falls Cavey tract. A new high line canal would require a 63 foot lift to water above the existing canal. Current surveys are within six feet of the target elevation, with expectation of reaching it as land water prospects proceed.

American Falls American Falls Cavey

Kelly Takes Layoff and Local Tidings

Patrolman J. W. Kelly returns to work tonight after a three day layoff. J. B. Mullen says hundreds will gather in Poca tello on August 6 for the big circus. Professor Walter R. Siders, superintendent of Pocatello schools, is back from an educational convention. Dr. W. A. Wright and local notables visit Lingerlonger ranch near American Falls. Col. G. A. Hannaford of Rupert visits with his wife in town. Mrs. Rose Capell dies at Robin at 84. funeral plans set. Mrs. W. L. Vinson of Baker City stays at Bannock hotel with Prominent mine promoter husband Billy Vinson. Danish Lutheran service led by Rev. Harold Jensen scheduled at Miss B. Wiensted’s studio. Eldredge Mercantile displays dry farm oats from N. M. Eldredge. Theodore Swanson improves at Utah Hot Springs. son Raymond accompanies him.

W. L. Vinson Baker City Ore Bannock Hotel Vinson Webfoot State Billy’’ Vinson West Swanson Theodore Swanson Portneuf Utah Ogden Raymond

Anti-Dubois Caucus Sets Stage for Contests at State Meet

Ada county delegates arrive after a long hot trip. The anti-Dubois faction holds an executive caucus at Ellis hall with over 100 delegates to plan for contests at tomorrow’s state convention. A steering committee is formed and no compromise is seen, as contests target pro Mormon and pro Dubois delegations.

Ellis’ Hall Ada County Earl Sanders Coeur d’Alene K. I. Perky George Erb Nez Perce Carl Davis Elmore Dickinson Owyhee George H. Tannahill John Nugent C. H. Harvey Charles E. Harris Sam Rich Swain Beatty W. B. McFarland J. T. Pence Charles 0. Stockslager J. D. Millsaps Ada Bear Lake Fremont Oneida Kootenai

For Sale Apples Nixon's 505 South Grant

A brief sale notice lists apples for sale at Nixon's location on 505 South Grant with an additional reference 607. The fragment provides no dates or further details beyond the street address and item.

Nixon South Grant

Contests in Bonner County Pro-Du Bois Delegation

Pro Du Bois supporters in Bonner County face technical violation claims amid fears of violence at the party convention. Contests will be heard by the state central committee, which favors Du Bois, to determine control and minimize factional discord. The core issue is whether the convention should uphold the constitutional test oath against polygamy as a condition for franchise.

State Central Committee Ada Fremont Oneida Bear Lake Twin Falls Bingham County Regu Larly Bonner County Dubois

Police Court Sentences for Drunkenness In Local Case

In police court Judge Tom Kane sentenced Michael Murphy to 60 days in jail and James Welch to 30 days after they pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly. The judge noted repeated offenses and warned they were becoming nuisances. Charles Smith was arrested for drunkenness but proved not intoxicated.

Tom Kane Michael Murphy James Welch Mike James Charles Smith Rademacher Charles

Court records reveal a colorful minor case before Judge Kane

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Eliza Smith sued Mrs. Eva Flemming for smiting her on the optic and breaking her eye glasses. Judge Kane fined Flemming ten dollars, paid with the remark that the wallop she gave was worth the money. Both women are colored.

St. Vitus

Man Pleads Guilty to Gin Theft Burglary

John A. Ryan faced Police Judge Kane and admitted guilt to being drunk on gin. He received a 61 day jail sentence while police continue to gather evidence connecting him to the demijohn theft from the Pocatello Mercantile Company's east side storehouse last Friday night.

John A. Ryan Kane Pocatello Mercantile Company East Side Ryan Mercantile Company

Wanted Good Girl for General House Work

Help wanted for general house work at 428 West Bonneville. Position offered for 20 per month with no washing. Contact 506 for details.

West Bonneville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kansas Carey Tract Kelly J. W. Kelly J. B. Mullen Siders Walter R. Siders Pocatello Public Schools National Educational Association W. A. Wright E. G. Gallet Tom Keogh Harry Sullivan Big Raft River Rose Capell Capell Joseph Capell James Walton Robin Eldredge Mercantile Company East Center Street N. M. Eldredge Wallage Butte Colfax Wallace Priday Pocatello Cycle CO RED Cross Kodaks and Kodak Sam Il Cox People’s Store T. L. Cox’s Shoe Store Book Store W. Center Street Theo. Turner EF. L. Holzhei Mer Fred G. Caldwell Bannock Abstract, Deposit & Trust Co Idaho Bancroft Tribune Daily Tribune Pocatello, Idaho
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