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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1908
Page
3
Northern Idaho tonight and Tuesday will bring increasing cloudiness with possible rain or snow on Tuesday. Southern Idaho remains fair tonight and Tuesday. Yesterday June weather showed a high of 36 and a low of 20 with a 0 precipitation total and 7 hours 11 minutes of sunshine. William Bell, Observer.
C B Wheeler and daughter Cora return from Blackfoot. H O Harkness visits Pocatello for business. Thomas Kirby, Treasureton precinct constable, in city on business. Swastika Club hosts dance January 10 at Mc Nichols Wright hall. invitations sent. Alice Wanen to Butte. Gertrude Kinney returns to Twin Falls to teach. Probate: will of Charlotte Perkins admitted. executrix Henrietta Ressler named. Arthur F Lau of Soda Springs visits Gate City on county business. Ed Kinney Jr. visiting Kinneys, to work in Salt Lake telegraph. BE G Gallet honored by Pocatello lodge 98 with engraved fountain pen. Townsend’s mission sold to N Nelson. Nelson takes over North First Ave. Knights of Columbus install Jan 7 at 7 30. dance to follow. Salt Lake marriage license issued to F P Hummell and Bertha H Sohlberg, Pocatello residents. Royal Neighbors to install officers Wednesday. bring rituals. John Ford buys L M Hopson furniture business in Masonic temple building. John Ford plans active management. At the Pacific Hotel yesterday J H Phirman seen among guests.
The column lists attendees from Portland, Butte, Boise, St. Anthony and Boise for a Baptist church Bible study class on The Young Christian and His Bible with a Tuesday evening session and 8:30 social. It notes Minidoka settlers losing home stead absences, Christensen moving to Salt Lake to join Parley Christensen, and Boise school chaperone Mrs. Moore escorting St. Anthony girls. Oregon Short Line announces excursion rates for Idaho Woolgrowers, Dairy, and Horticultural events with agent information. Bannock Hotel arrivals include travelers from Chicago, St. Anthony, Nampa, Boise, Idaho Falls, and Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Armstrong of 242 West Nenter offers cleaning dyeing and curling plumes services for ladies and feather accessories in the local area.
A quantity of firewood and coal for sale at the Weeter Lumber Co. Also advertises job prospects earning $20 per week and up, with room 2 in Car lyle block, North Main. Kane's Grocery lists fine eastern dams at 14c per lb.
A reader from Columbia Tennessee extols Herbine for constipation and liver complaints. Mrs S expresses gratitude for the relief and satisfaction with the product. Mrs A L Cook, a local druggist, is also noted.
A coal notice announces Rock Springs lump coal on sale for 6.75 dollars per ton. Orders can be placed by phone 47-7 and delivery is available on short notice from Reubleman & Son on East Side.
R M James of Louellen declares Electric Bitters a cure for the misery from malaria poison. The 60 cent tonic purports to heal chills bilious attacks jaundice and kidney stomach and liver troubles. Sold under guarantee at Ferguson Jenkins Drug Stores Pocatello and McCammon.
Notice of dissolution of the partnership between J. P. Edgehill and C. C. Mahan, who operated a feed store at 414 FB Center Street. C. C. Mahan will continue the business and collect all bills. Pocatello Idaho January 3 1908.
Weeter Lumber advertises firewood and coal for sale offering bundled bundles and delivered service. The notice highlights rustic fuel options and local availability for households and businesses seeking heating supplies.
Judge Alfred Budge in Bannock County orders the Fifth Judicial District terms for 1908 with Bear Lake on February 10 and October 19 Bannock on March 2 May 18 September 1 December 1 Oneida on January 20 June 15 November 9 All terms start at 10 am except Oneida county which begins at 2 pm The order to be filed in each county and published for two weeks in local newspapers dated December 9 1907 Pocatho Idaho.
Sheriff D T Quigley states he will seek authorization at the January Bannock County Board of Commissioners meeting to appoint three additional deputies two for Pocatello and one for Portneuf precinct Dated December 14 1907.
Regular annual meeting of stockholders will be held at the company office over the People's store on January 13, 1908 at 10 o clock a m. for electing a Board of Directors and other business. James F. Kane, President, Pocatello, December 28, 1907.
A home remedy touts Foley's Honey and Tar to stop coughing and strengthen the lungs to prevent pneumonia. The ad promises genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package and warns against substitutes, from Temple Pharmacy.
Notice to stockholders of the Pocatello Neyvada Mining and Milling Co Ltd. states the annual meeting is at the First National Bank building office on Monday January 15 1908 at 7 30 p m for electing a board of directors and other business. President John Toombs signs the notice.
Advertisement offers purest milk from L. Whiting's feed yard on South Second Avenue. Call 317 red or visit the yard to place orders.
Mrs. George Forman of 887 No. Main St Pocatello Idaho says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney and back pain after a cold settled in her kidneys. She notes dizziness headaches swollen feet and run down health improving after use and urges buyers to seek Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sale agents.
Advertisement asserts kidneys are vital, claims Foley's Kidney Remedy cleanses impurities from blood and should be started at first danger sign. Temple Pharmacy offers the product.
Stockholders meet at 8 p m on Tuesday January 7 1908 at 241 West Center Street Pocatello Idaho to elect seven directors for the ensuing year and handle other business By order of the Board Fred G Caldwell Secretary
An old label states a druggist will refund money if Foley’s Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs and colds. It claims to stop coughing heal lungs prevent pneumonia and consumption, with no opiates, in a yellow package sold by Temple Pharmacy.
January 17th and 18th excursions to Denver for Western Live Stock Show and National Live Stock Association meeting. Rates and particulars available from O. L. agents with January 27 deadline.
A promotional note urging readers to buy Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for coughs influenza bronchitis and pulmonary diseases. It claims one bottle will convince you and lists prices and a local druggist.
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