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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1908
Page
3
Fair conditions prevail in Idaho tonight and Wednesday. Maximum temperature 85, minimum 71, mean 78 with a trace of precipitation. Temperature at 6 am today 64. Total precipitation since January 1 10.41 inches, above normal by 1.09 inches. Sunshine recorded 7 hours 34 minutes with possible sunshine 14 hours 10 minutes. H Tullsen, Assistant Observer.
Burleyite L H Sweetzer hosts Bannock guest. Kemmerer dispatcher F S Rogers visits town. Boise's R E Emerson signs Bannock register. Ex county assessor W H Hillman travels through Pocatello. Four hoboes plead guilty and are paddled out by Judge Kane. Payday brings nearly 75 000 to Short Line workers. Mike Carvellis returns from Salt Lake with a popular Salt Lake saloon. Mrs David McQueen of American Falls is in critical hospital condition. J H Brady rests at Hot Lake Oregon before a campaign. Clarence Dietrich heads to Blackfoot for party business. L Bush Livermore back from Pebble. About 100 Hutchinson tourists pass through Pocatello to Yellowstone. Mrs Joseph Pinkham registers at Bannock. Canadian Cordia Dupont and Greek Michael Resto file declarations of intention. Olmstead visits McCammon. J B Reynolds a Bannock guest and wool buyer. Dr P L Blevens and J C Johannessen visit Pacific hotel. W H Philbrick booster stays at Bannock. Roadmaster Renfro and Division Engineer Roberts return on Montana division train.
Officials including Superintendent Stevenson and W H Jones journeyed on official business from Butte to St Paul and Montana division on the Short Line. A large Sunday school excursion rode north from Menan and Big Strings while a bear lake county incident drew notes about a dying sister and a rattlesnake scare prompted a shelter move.
A Pocatello resident praises Doan's Kidney Pills as a long trusted remedy. Her 17 year old son suffered back ache and fatigue for a year. after taking Doan's at a local drug store his back pain eased, kidneys felt stronger, and he is now healthier. Sold 50 cents by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.
Mrs Chris Armstrong announces a new hat business at 238 West Center, formerly the Turf cafe. She invites ladies to visit and browse a fine selection. The notice highlights social atmosphere and suggests beverages available in a cozy corner. References to local lumber and gas firms appear as incidental contact details.
The notice announces August 8th and 9th departures to Seattle for the Eagles' Convention with information on rates via agents. A Salt Lake possible special train is mentioned and the limit date is September 7th for reservations.
An advertisement urges quick use of Ballard's Snow Liniment at the first ache or pain noted as a remedy for rheumatic and other troubles. Mrs. A. L. Cook endorses its effectiveness in dispelling discomfort.
The Oregon Short Line announces daily excursions to Payette Lakes from June 20 to September 30. A thirty day limit applies from the date of sale. See agents for rates and further particulars.
An article extols American Pilsener Beer as a highly nutritive food beverage. It claims that when paired with a well balanced diet it becomes a powerful agent for health.
Bannock county announces an examination for eighth grade teacher certificates at the Academy of Idaho on August 27 28 and 29. Grace Loughran county superintendent of public instruction presides.
A vintage ad copy highlights Ballard's Snow Liniment as a remedy to keep people free from rheumatism aches pains and to maintain flexible muscles and joints. Mrs A L Cook endorses the product as active at age 87.
City issues call for warrants Current Expense Fund Nos 652 to 658 dated July 3 1908 to be paid with interest to date at Bannock National Bank Goldie McCallister City Treasurer dated Aug 4 1908
Contest boosts favor with new six month Daily Tribune subscriptions earning 8500 votes per five in, plus earlier coupons. Miss Fusz affirms stay in race. Details list votes for various subscription lengths and prices, with addresses to mail and terms.
Five gallons of gasoline sold for one dollar cash at A B Bean Hardware Company. Limited time offer at the store location.
The Trib une office showcases typewriter papers ribbons and car bons as part of its noted offerings.
Advertisement notes gasoline and gallons offered for $1.00 cash at the A B Bean How Company store. The brief notice highlights a sale price and location.
In Pocatello the Gate City Shoe Shining Parlors at 309 West Center street offers hat cleaning for straw and Panama hats. Hats called for and delivered. Phone 71-Black.
A historic notice promotes Berg's wheat and American Pilsener Beer as remedies for debility and to accompany meals. The text touts restorative effects and suggests doing so for nourishment and vigor.
A fragment from a West Franklin Maine notice touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a family laxative medicine. The ad claims they are effective and easy to use, sold at Ferguson Jenkins drug stores in Pocatello and Me Cammon.
An ad style note proclaims satisfaction in every instance through the use of American Pilsener, likely a local brewery promotion highlighting quality and consistency for consumers.
Current timetable lists trains arriving and departing West and East routes with hours for Nos 1 through 16 and special Yellowstone service. It notes Ogden Lake connections and transfers between Pocatello and St. Anthony, highlighting arrivals around noon and late afternoon.
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