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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1902
Page
4
William M. A. Hayden of Hailey Idaho and Minnie F. Van Camp of Grand Island Nebraska were married yesterday at 2 pm at Dr Howard's home. Only close friends attended including Misa Scott state superintendent elect. The couple planned to wed again in Pocatello with guests greeting them at the depot and a large sendoff with rice and decor.
Governor G W Avyinson of West Virginia praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a powerful remedy for stomach ailments after using multiple bottles. Sold at Kean's Drug Store and H H Whittlesey.
Hyrom and Sarah E. Davis of Rockland Idaho wed at the Pocatello House in the afternoon. L D S officials installed new officers, with A T Marshall leading the ceremony. The Masons plan a January move to a new building. Fire department to host a New Year masquerade at St Joseph’s hall. Albert Howard jailed for assault, later cleared of petty larceny after loaned revolver issue.
The B. O. P. club held its second banquet on Saturday night the 27th with a larger turnout. Tables featured tins and white ribbons in the club colors. Menu included sliced tongue and beef, oysters and shrimp salads, fried oysters, oyster stew, turkey with cranberry, mushrooms, assorted cake and fruit, coffee, and pies. The club is noted as one of the city’s most social crowds.
Harry Hansen of the dining car department leaves Pocatello New Year's day to join the Salt Lake City auditor's office. A Christmas gathering at the freight house of the O S L featured cold land and drinks, with several city visitors in attendance. Mr Matson received a handsome office chair. A local ad promotes De Wit's Early Risers pills via Bean's Drug Store and H H Whittelsey.
BE. C. De Witt & Co of Chicago touts a Witch Hazel salve as specific for piles and related skin ailments. They warn against counterfeit imitators and list Bean’s Drug Store and H. H. Whittley as retailers.
Kansas City hosts the National Live Stock Association January 13 to 16, 1903 with the Short Line offering round trip tickets on January 9 and 10 for 4.50 and continuous passage both ways. Final return deadline January 19, 1903 with extensions possible to January 31 1908 upon ticket deposit and 50 cent fee. Agent A B Mattson announces.
Advertisement notes a nauseating affliction described as the moat ting thing one can be afflicted with. It promotes Lane's Tea for night use to regulate digestion and breath at 20 or 50 cents per package. It also mentions Sherman's Piano House opening in the old Post Office building.
If you contemplate purchasing a piano, call Sherman's Piano House to have the action of an up to date piano explained. You can then purchase intelligently and with confidence.
The Aho State Teachers Association in Weiser Idaho sets a ticket offer for the December 29 30 1902 meeting. From Pocatello tickets to Weiser and return at one fare 12 90 dollars with trains arriving December 27 and 28 1902. Limited to continuous travel in each direction. Signed A B Marrson.
Mrs M L Dasa advertises a selection of cut flowers suitable for holiday decorating. The listing highlights seasonal blooms and arrangements available for gift giving and home adornment. Local shoppers are invited to visit or contact for details and pricing.
On December 4, 26, and 81, 1902, and January 1, 1908, excursion tickets will be sold at one fare for round trip from all stations on the Short Line to any point within each respective state and to points via Union Pacific, San Pete Valley, Mercur, and other lines within a 250 mile radius. Tickets limited to continuous travel in each direction with return by January 8th, 1908. Agent.
The Salt Lake Herald extends compliments to Idaho as a sister state. It lauds Idaho’s mining wealth, rising farming output with fruit valued over a million dollars last year, growing cities and home construction, and optimistic prospects for continued prosperity in the year ahead.
An advertisement touts Newbro’s Herpicide as a cure that destroys the dandruff germ and halts thinning hair. It urges middle aged readers to buy, notes Mrs. A. L. Cook sells it, and offers a sample by sending 100 stamps to the Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan.
A historic parcel gains new life as the old post office building is opened for a fresh use. Local officials say the restoration preserves architectural features while expanding community space.
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