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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1902
Page
3
Maximum temperature 50 degrees. Minimum mean above normal 17. Precipitation 0.6 inches, total since Jan 1st 110 inches below normal 3.14 inches. Possible hours sunshine 9.4. Report by D C GruNOW, Observer Weather Bureau.
Regular death by own action weather today. J H Miley of Hailey in city on business. Dr J E King of Salt Lake repent today in our city. Thoelecke the jeweler adds a new showcase. Rain or snow and cooler tonight, Friday fair says the Weather Prophet. Epworth League cabinet held first meeting appointing committees. State Horticultural Inspector McPherson in the city en route home to Boise from Montpelier. Judge Rich failed to appear to open district court, says he will be here Monday from Blackfoot. Homesteaders on reservation finish houses. Pocatello to loose many citizens next week. Streets muddy. Center street needs paving. D Worth Clark of Idaho Falls in city, county attorney elect of Bingham county, only Democrat elected there this year. High School Athletic Club dance Saturday at St Josephs Hall. tickets must be bought before, no door sales. Solar System lecture at High School drew large crowd. next on Autonomy Art. Woodmen of the World held a great session with social features by committee. taxed games, pig contests, swimming, musical chairs, and others. W O W band played. Brown and Purdie with mandolin and guitar performed. Fruit punch, coffee and sandwiches praised.
Hill H. Goldwater promises 60 to 80 percent savings or money back on purchases from East side jeweler. sale includes Vanguard, Elgin, Hamilton movements with 1917 1918 jeweled models. Private sale of Japanese goods held by Constable A W Jones. sealed bids accepted through December 18 at 12 o'clock noon on South First avenue. bidder access allowed. right to reject any bid reserved.
A brief medical notice describes using White's Cream Vermifuge to destroy intestinal parasites. The report references Mrs A. L. and notes the treatment's effectiveness against intestinal infestation.
State Sheep Inspector T G Lowe from Franklin reports Southern Idaho ranges crowded with stock as Idaho houses about 300000 more sheep than last winter. Factors include Wyoming range leasing, Utah flocks wintering in Idaho, and a car shop strike delaying shipments. Conditions are drier with lighter snow and shorter mountain grass, but contagion remains low at about one tenth of one percent, with only two interstate interference cases.
Two thirds of Salt Lake City uses Castle Gate coal and one ton equals one and a half tons of other coal. Honest weight guaranteed. Call 11-7 or order from A. J. Hewlett exclusive agent at 141 Praise the bridge that carries you over either a flood or cough. Ballard's Horehound Syrup advertised with praise for throat and lung relief, priced 5 and 60 cents at Mrs. A. L. Cook's.
A Scotch horse dealer hired a horse to a solicitor who killed it. The dealer demanded cash or a bill. The lawyer agreed to a bill but on a long date. He drew a note payable on the day of judgment. The judge, reviewing the bill, ruled that it was valid and ordered payment tomorrow on the day of judgment.
A Milan cathedral frame for The Virgin and Child measures 8 by 6 feet and features hammered gold lapis lazuli molding hearts of pearls and precious stones. Valued at about £25,000. Vatican and other continental church frames are similarly jewel studded and costly.
The mudfish shows a remarkable instinct as it rolls into a mud cocoon before the dry season. It breathes with gills in water and uses lungs when imprisoned in mud, a natural adaptation to prevent extinction.
The Deseret News of Salt Lake City will publish a Christmas issue as an Idaho Utah edition. It will showcase Idaho resources, attractions, industry and scenery with special coverage. The issue, priced at a looper copy, will be released on Saturday December 20.
Notice from Bannock County Idaho dated December 6 1908 states that T shall apply to the Board of County Commissioners at the next regular meeting starting January 12 1908 for the appointment as sheriff of Bannock County Gaines, Sheriff-elect of Bannock County Idaho.
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