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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1908
Page
3
Forecast for Idaho calls for fair conditions tonight with some waver south and extreme north portions and fair weather Tuesday. Yesterday’s stats show a maximum 81, minimum 48, mean 64 with no precipitation and 10.65 since January 1. William Bell observer.
Mrs. Walter S. Sparks of American Falls visits Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Siders. Mrs. Josephine Golding leaves for Salt Lake City for ten days on business. Ross Cooley returns to Boise and joins Williams' barber shop. T. S. Williams heads from Hailey to Soda Springs after tending mining property. H. H. Hays escorts a party from Gardiner to Yellowstone Park. M. E. Ladies Aid society meets at the church tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. A. S. Quinter leaves for Portland to visit relatives for months. Y. M. C. A. membership league meets this evening. contest plans to follow. J. A. Kelley returns from Logan after laying his wife to rest. he resumes police duties tonight. Mayme Birney to organize Royal Neighbors camp in Rexburg. hosts include K E. Capell. Excursions East offer August 24–25 fares via Short Line and Union Pacific to Denver, Omaha, Chicago, and more, valid to Oct 31. Chris Paulsen returns from a three month Denmark trip. attends parents’ golden anniversary. James Patton leaves for Burley and Kimberly to run brick plants. plans four months to complete. Mrs. W. H. Jones and family depart for Los Angeles to visit relatives. Superintendent Jones accompanies them to Salt Lake City. Ezra J. Merrill, Bannock Abstract manager, returns.
Sunday in Bancroft saw a G A Toolson ranch of 320 acres transferred to Colorado sheepmen Pervis and Scott. L D S bazaar runs today and tomorrow in the Amusement hall with trinkets, lunch, ice cream, cake, chili, and a dance finale. Deputy Burnett McGarvey leaves for Bancroft to arrest a supposed insane man obstructing railroad tracks.
Dr. W. H. Keating, the noted eye sight specialist of Salt Lake, is again in the city at the Terrell block. Don’t fail to see him if you are having trouble with your eyes or glasses. The doctor is not a stranger here and can furnish you many references.
Attend the bazaar at L. D. 8 Amusement Hall this evening and tomorrow evening. Ice cream cake coffee and chili will be served. A dance will be held tomorrow night. Admission is 35 cents for adults and 16 cents for an extra lady.
The listing notes a full bath in each room at the Carlyle property on North Main. Details specify multiple rooms with dedicated baths, highlighting built in features and potential for renovation.
In Pocatello the Gate City Shoe Shining Parlors offer straw and Panama hat cleaning and restoration. Hats are cleaned, repaired, and delivered on call to 309 West Center Street, phone 71-Black.
Coal per ton advertised by Weeser Lumber Co Ltd in Rock Springs. The notice highlights price clarity and assures customer satisfaction with the retail offering. Indicates contact via ephone 252 and emphasizes American materials or service as a selling point.
Advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It asserts local applications fail, offers $100 for any cured case not resolved, promotes circulars and Hall's Family Pills for constipation, with Toledo Ohio as the origin and 75 cent price for the catarrh remedy.
Budweiser remains the world’s most popular beer with sales surpassing all other bottled brands. The beer’s high cost to dealers is offset by widespread demand, proving its perceived superiority across markets.
Daily excursions run from June 1 to September 15 with details available from agents.
The Tribune offers a triple vote boost for daily and semi weekly subscriptions in a last special offer. A 25 000 bonus ballot is awarded to the contestant with the most new subscribers in each district and overall, with detailed voting scales for old and new subscribers and various term lengths.
An advertisement claims Baby Morphine Fiends come from soothing syrups and narcotics while McGee's Baby Elixir contains no narcotics. It pitches the product as a sure safe cure for disturbed stomachs bowels and fretfulness, especially for teething infants. Mrs A L Cook signs the notice.
M W Stone of East Poland Maine touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as ideal for sore feet and a range of injuries including burns and cuts. Sold with guarantee at Ferguson Jenkins drug stores Poca tello and McCammon 25e.
Governor Gooding orders a tuberculosis related cattle import quarantine effective until December 31 1908. Breeding and dairy cattle must carry health certificates with tuberculin test charts or face testing and fees. carriers must notify state veterinary surgeon before crossing into Idaho. Public notice at Boise includes seal and dates.
A. A. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana reports suffering last year from hay fever and summer cold symptoms that disrupted business. He tried various medicines, but Foley's Honey and Tar rapidly cured him and he has continued to use it successfully at Temple Pharmacy.
A claim that American Pilsener Beer is a highly nutritive beverage pairs with a balanced diet to make it a powerful health agent. The statement emphasizes the beer’s supposed health benefits and dietary compatibility.
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