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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
5
The report notes a max temperature of 30 and a min of 26 with a mean of 28. Six am reading shows 18 degrees. Precipitation listed as T with total since January 1 at 14.62 and above normal by 2.55. Sunshine recorded as none with possible 9 hours 15 minutes. Observer N M Cunningham.
Regular mid week dances will be held tonight at McNichols Wright and Eagle halls. Gate City Commandery holds an important meeting Thursday evening. Ladies' Aid meets this afternoon at Mrs Gray's home on East Center Street. Birth of a Boy reported at 557 North Main Street. The Girls' Friendly Society plans a tableau The Mage Mirror Friday night at Trinity Hall. Socialist lecture by Thomas J Lewis at L D S Amusement Hall tomorrow evening with free admission. Married at Court House Eli Taysom and Miss Mabel Robinson wed after license. Dr Noble the state veterinarian inspected horses for glanders and found none. Scandinavian Lutherans meet tonight 8 pm at Miss Wiensted's. Rev Harold Jensen to preach in Danish. First deed to land submerged by Blackfoot reservoir filed. 160 acres conveyed to Uncle Sam for 2400 dollars. Council to meet tomorrow night for routine business including monthly claims and possible Citizens party test well discussion.
The Pocatello Music Co announces its finest prizes ever and invites shoppers to view the display in the window at 340 West Center Street. The offer highlights top prizes and marks a notable promotion by the local business.
An Ottawa advertisement extols Fallard's Snow Liniment as the best remedy for rheumatism sprains bruises and neuralgia claiming fast cures at 25c 50c and 1 00 with Mrs A L Coo as the contact.
Local society brief lists numerous visitors and residents in Pocatello. Names include Miss Berner of Milner, Ethel Bitton from Rigby, Mrs C B Smith ill at Pocatello General Hospital, and visitors such as C W Gray, Rev Father Fuchs, W Darlington, Sam Winters, G M Fraser, L L Evans, and Colonel G A Hannaford. Also mentions traffic and business figures connected to Idaho Falls, Boise, Rupert, and Twin Falls with several lodging at the Pacific, Bannock, and Pyersgrs & Sheep.
An elegant piano owned by Prof. Muehlen at 217 North Garfield is offered for sale for cash or on a time arrangement for $250.00. The notice indicates flexible payment terms.
W V Henry of Panama Missouri touts seven years of proof that Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs and lung diseases. The ad claims thirty eight years of proof worldwide for coughs colds bronchitis hay fever and early consumption. Trial bottle offered at six cents and one dollar.
A brief note from the Tribune offices lauds the top tier talent and the best in journalism, emphasizing dedication and high standards across the newsroom.
Egypt relies on north south winds and the Nile current for boat propulsion. Despite vast canals, water transport remains underused. navigable stretches span hundreds of miles from the Delta to Wadi Halfa. Canals primarily irrigate but are broad waterways suitable for sailing craft and small steam tugs.
Assessment of one cent per share levied by the board on November 21, 1908. Shareholders listed as of that date must pay to Lyman Fargo, treasurer, Pocatello Idaho, by December 21, 1908 to avoid delinquency. Delinquent shares will be sold at public auction January 6, 1909 to cover the assessment and expenses. W D Service, secretary.
Postal card entry offered by Pocatello Music Co invites readers to win a piano. No purchase required. Contest rules promise an absolute free piano to selected entrant.
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