Idaho Weather Tonight and Sunday Forecast
Occasional rain or snow possible tonight and on Sunday across Idaho. The southeast portion may see warmer conditions tonight.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1908
Page
3
Occasional rain or snow possible tonight and on Sunday across Idaho. The southeast portion may see warmer conditions tonight.
Miss Mae Hopson visits Idaho Falls. The Masonic lodge will meet tonight at the Temple for work in the M W degree with full attendance requested. Fred G. Caldwell, U S commissioner, travels to Bancroft. Ek D. Hunt of the D R G visits for rail business. Bert Chapman’s baby daughter born last Thursday. Robert J. Hayes travels west on county business until tomorrow. Friday Afternoon card club hosted by Attorney T F Terrell. Hospital elevator installed for easier patient transport. Nolin and Cummings have suspended sentences after recent arrest for drunken disorderly conduct.
Superintendent George H Olmstead of the Idaho division of the Short Line inspected the Green River stretch by service car yesterday. J S De Witt moved his jewelry shop to Henry Zwilling store on North First avenue near the Board of Trade saloon. Miss Alice Olmstead, daughter of Mrs George H Olmstead, is at the University of Wisconsin but not seriously ill.
Funeral Sunday and a call for a Modern Woodmen of America meeting in Pocatello at Odd Fellows hall Sunday 2 PM to attend the funeral of John H. McLennan. Also reports mail service six days weekly between Shoshone and Jerome, views from Nathan Franklin on Western Wyoming Idaho trip, a Tailor N Nelson moves shops, a Salt Lake murder suspect transfer, Y M C A meetings and Nehemiah study, and Mrs. C D Hovey’s Los Angeles death.
A group formed a new social club called Joker at the Colbeer home on South Garfield avenue. They played 500 with prizes won by Mrs Crase and Mr Rayle and will meet occasionally at members' homes.
A YMCA course features Professor Daggy giving a lecture on a Tuesday in January. The event promotes community education through the Y.M.C.A. program and invites interested residents to attend.
Mrs. Armstrong of 242 West Center advertises cleaning dyeing and curling plumes offering home service and quick turnaround for feather adornments.
Smith and Co announce a reduction on all coal grades lump and nut to six dollars and fifty cents per ton. The notice lists the new price for immediate purchase.
Local business invites customers to bring their troubles to the Poca Tello Cycle Co for help and guidance. The quirky notice suggests trying their service as a solution and aims to attract curious riders.
An ad invites customers at 118 North 2nd Avenue Pocatello Idaho to bring laundry for a trial service on East Side.
The Y M C A hosts a lecture by Professor Dagey at Congregational Church on Tuesday January 21. The event invites community members to attend the afternoon session.
Call and see the new wheels at Pocatello Cycle Co Bannock Barber Shop. Ole and Al.
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