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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
4
Mindful of daily needs residents advertise lodging rest options meat dairy produce coal heating and cooking fuels cleaning services and groceries. Listings note Maine Rooming House Bannock Hotel vicinity Charley Lee coal and lamp options Kane's Grocery German watchmaker and Weezer-Bistiine Lumber Company with local pick up spots and contact Box 297.
For sale an elegant standard make piano in good condition offered by Prof. Muehlen at 529 N Hayes Ave. Also reduced prices on buggies wagons stoves ranges sewing machines offered by Consolidated Implement Co Geo W Richy agent at 115. Heating stores available at I S Furniture Co 884 Cleveland Ave.
The Board of Trustees of the Academy of Idaho invites sealed bids for erecting a building on blocks 202 203 41 and 242 in Pocatello Idaho. Plans by J E Tourtellotte and J M Bennett on file in their offices. Bids due December 1 1901 with $250 certified check and 60 percent performance bond. Completion by September 1 1902. Board may reject any bid.
Notice to contractors states permission granted to obtain a foundation stone anywhere on the reservation. Signed by J. M. Bewwerr, Chairman.
Notice announces the annual meeting of First Church of Christ Scientist corporation to be held in room 4 of the Auditorium building on Friday January 3 1902 at 7:30 p.m. The agenda includes election of officers and directors, consideration of membership applications, and reports from officers. The notice is signed by clerk A Hannaford and dated November 22 1901 in Pocatello.
The Tribune presents a lengthy mining law feature titled Mining Law of Idaho. It spans about fifteen pages and invites readers to request a copy or further details. The notice emphasizes availability and access to the comprehensive text.
The schedule lists A Lion's Heart on Wednesday December 11 in a strong European melodrama with Rizardo the lion tamer and Marion Larimore. Also featured are You Yousou on Friday December 13 and the Royal Italian Band on Saturday December 14 with Channing Ellery conducting.
The Bannock county office will be open on December six, seven, fourteen, twenty nine, and twenty one, 1901. Anna Harmer is the County Superintendent. An open fare for round trips is authorized for excursion tickets to Utah, Nevada, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Oregon points and to other states on listed railroads within 250 miles of selling point. Tickets for late December 24th and 25th, 1901, and January 1st 1902, must travel continuously with a final limit January 2nd, 1902. H. V. Piatt, Agent.
An old advertisement claims poor complexion stems from liver issues and promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers to stimulate the liver and bowels. It lists Bean's Drug Store and H. H. Whittlesay as sources.
An ad promotes Lane’s Tea as a night remedy to improve stomach, bowels, and breath. It argues bad breath is nauseating and claims the product keeps the digestive system in proper condition.
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