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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
3
A display of babies toys including rattles balls dolls and more is shown at the Pocatello Cycle company offering a wide range for young shoppers.
The Wonder Millinery Store on West Center Street announces a sale of fall trimmed hats at half price, inviting shoppers to update their wardrobe with discounted millinery items.
The ad promotes four feature reels airing on Thursday Friday and Saturday. It touts a well regarded venue that “gives a good show all the time.” The notice also urges readers to order winter apples from Kane's highlighting their best stock and finest varieties.
To clean up trimmed and pattern hats for fall and winter the store offers at cost sales. Mrs. C. E. Hale's Millinery Store on North Mai street next to the Terrell block promotes bargains to buyers.
The C B Towers Co of Miles City Montana offers to select vacant non mineral government land as agents for Northern Pacific land scrip. Write them for particulars and details on available parcels and procedures.
All members of Pocatello Aerie No. 119 F C E are notified of a meeting tomorrow night December 2 for the election of officers. Members are urged to be present. Frank Scally W P D J Elrod W Secr.
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole positive remedy for catarrh, claiming it cures the constitutional disease by internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 if it fails and invite testimonials, listing F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and local druggists as distributors.
Call and see our Winter Apples just received at Kane's Grocery offering fresh fruit for the season.
The Grand Theatre presents four nights of a live attraction with a complete program change each night from December 1 to 4. The shows include Tickled to Country Life in a Flat Love's Triumph and nightly Talking Pictures touted as the real thing with brighter pictures after a generator upgrade. First show at 7:30. Admission ten cents.
A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell New York reports long lasting relief from indigestion torpid liver constipation nervousness and debility after using Electric Bitters. He credits twelve bottles with restoring health and vigor enabling daily business. Infallible for stomach liver kidneys blood and nerves. 60c at Ferguson and Jenkins Drug Co.
A 26 acre farm near lava rocks and river willows near Pocatello Idaho is offered for 1200 dollars. The property includes a two room house a chicken house and frost protection. Terms are half cash with balance in two years at eight percent interest. Gray & Gray 215 N Main St Pocatello Idaho.
Oregon Short Line advertises daily one way tickets via Portland with frequent dates for other routes. Agents listed for further details.
All taxpayers in Bannock County who have not received their annual tax notice are asked to provide their addresses to M. A. Hendricks, County Assessor and Tax Collector.
Catello Cycle Co at 156 N Arthur Avenue sells the latest toys and prompts customers to call and see them now.
Tonight dance at McNichols Wright hall. Friday dance by Swastika club at Eagle hall. Brotherhood of Railroad Train Men to elect officers Sunday Dec 5. Eagles aerie to meet tomorrow evening at Eagle hall to elect officers. Grand Army ladies postpone meeting from December 2 to December 9.
Mrs. George Cunnington of Heyburn was successfully operated on yesterday at the General Hospital for appendicitis by Drs. Wright and Sprague.
The Masonic Chapter is called to meet tonight at the usual hour and place to confer the Royal Arch degree on several candidates.
Members of the L D 8 church of the First ward will meet tomorrow evening to prepare special music for the YMCA services to be held next Sunday.
Scarlet fever quarantine flag removed from 754 North Arthur avenue as Mrs Emma Nopper recovers, ending a residence notice.
Four additional sidetracks on the west side of the Short Line right of way, near Center, are progressing rapidly and expected to be completed within a few days.
Danish Lutheran services will be held tonight by Rev. Harold Jensen of Salt Lake City at the Wiensted studio on South Main Street. Invited are all Scandinavians in the area.
A varsity level game is staged this evening at the YMCA as the Senior class meets the Students in a rematch. the first contest saw the Students win. The city council schedules its regular first Thursday session for routine business and committee reports. The Academy of Idaho closes classes today after a basement pipe burst. repairs finish and classes resume tomorrow morning.
The Short Line construction department brought a carload of laborers from Boise to help lay track between here and McCammon. Rail labor is scarce this season as the company aims to complete double tracking from Pocatello to McCammon Junction and lay steel by year’s start.
The paper requests patrons bring in all business for today before ten o'clock in the morning. Ads and notices of any kind cannot be guaranteed for today’s issue unless received at the Tribune office by ten.
The Congregational church youth group will stage a burlesque of old time singing schools at the church next Friday inviting the public. The skits promise fun and nostalgia as they revisit bygone singing lessons.
The Ministerial association invites six prominent laymen to speak at ministers meetings criticizing church services. Mr. W. H. Cleare will give the first address this evening at the Y M C A with a Baptist church luncheon at 6 30. Each minister may bring two guests. A small plate charge is noted.
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