Lively Idaho City Gossip and Public Notices
Short notes from Pocatello and vicinity include visits by State Senator W Van Sorns of Hagerman, Judge Alfred Budge and other officials, plus baby announcements for Mr and Mrs James Jensen and Mr and Mrs William Cox. Frank Watson sails to Seattle on business. Park S Smith and family visit from Ross Fork. W N Stephens state game warden inspects Hayspur hatchery as quail drive proceeds in Twin Falls Cassia. The Pocatello High team defeats Hailey 18 to 16 in a local basketball clash. A handmade calendar by Samms and Smith is highlighted as a stylish civil engineering product.
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Pocatello
Pocatello High
Hailey
Gate City
W. N. Stephens
Rexburg
Boise
Hayspur
Blaine County
New Dog Catcher Appointed in Pocatello
H B Parson, formerly manager at Stagner barn, has become poundmaster of Pocatello and reports that all untagged dogs look alike as he begins his duties.
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H. B. Parson
Stagner Barn
Pocatello
Suspected Holdup Man Freed After Strong Eyewitnesses
Frank Zimmerman, a stranger described as Jewish, mistook the name Cohn on a dentist window for a fellow countryman. He questioned locals about the doctor’s address, loitered near the home, and was arrested but released after telling the police chief his tathy humorous tale.
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Frank Zimmerman
Dr. Cohn
Cook Block
Zimmerman
Bannock Hotel Arrivals List共产党
A compiled roster shows guests arriving at Bannock Hotel including E. J. Walters Boise A. W. Cone Omaha Mrs. Neil Nye Rawlins Wyo C. W. Fryer Ray Fryer Soda Springs Lewis Fitzman C. C. Richards Ogden F. H. Hilliard Spokane Thomas Lumsden Chicago T. C. S. Smith Kansas City Eph Williams Salt Lake C. F. Judson H. M. Kahn Salt Lake Sam Hexter New York R. J. Burns Bellevue Charles C. Arney Boise Chas F. Corbin St. Louis Henry B. Tickner Denver Alfred Budge Paris R. A. Caldwell Oxford W Van Iorns Hagerman H. M. Daft O F D Lewis Butte E O Vanderven Ef rin Ted Smith Salt Lake J W Mudon Idaho Falls
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E. J. Walters
Boise
A. W. Cone
Omaha
Neil Nye
Rawlins
Wyo
C. W. Fryer
Ray Fryer
Soda Springs
Lewis Fitzman
C. C. Richards
Ogden
F. H. Hilliard
Spokane
Thomas
Lumsden
Chicago
T. C. S. Smith
Kansas City
Eph T. Williams
Salt Lake
C. F. Judson
H. M. Kahn
Sam Hexter
New York
R. J. Burns
Bellevue
Charles C. Arney
Chas. F. Corbin
St. Louis
Henry B. Tickner
Denver
Alfred Budge
Paris
R. A. Caldwell
Oxford
W. Van _ Iorns
Hagerman
H. M. Daft
O. F. D. Lewis
Butte
E. 0. Vanderven
Efrin
Daggy Lecture The Gospel of the Commonplace
Prof Daggy presents The Gospel of the Commonplace as part of the Y M C A Course at 8 15 Tuesday January 21. The program details a thoughtful discussion aimed at everyday life through a philosophical lens.
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Daggy
Cleaning Dyeing and Curling Times
Mrs. Armstrong at 242 West Center lists cleaning, dyeing and curling times for residents seeking service details and appointment options.
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Armstrong
West Center
Reduction in Coal Prices at T. B. Smith & Co
All kinds of coal lump and nut advertised at 36.50 per ton by T. B. Smith & Co. Also a call to bring troubles to the Poca Cycle Co with a light promotional note.
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T. B. Smith & CO
Poca‘ello Cycle Co
The Woman's Laundry Trial Offer in Idaho
A terse public notice from The Woman's Laundry at 18 North 2nd Avenue invites locals in Pocatello Idaho East Side to bring their laundry for a trial service. The ad emphasizes a test run and direct engagement with customers.
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North 2Nd Avenue
Pocatello
Idaho
East Side
Y M C A Course Lectures Tuesday at Congregational Church
A YMCA course lecture led by Professor Daggy is scheduled for Tuesday January 21 at the Congregational Church. The event invites community members to attend and hear the instructor discuss topics related to the YMCA program.
New Wheels At Pocatello Cycle Co Draw Lookers In
Local ad touts bicycles and motorcycles at Pocatello Cycle Co with a call to visit. Ballard’s Snow Liniment is recommended for rheumatism sprains neuralgia and muscle stiffness and a Texas user testifies to relief from a sprained ankle. Availability noted through Mrs. A. L. Cook.
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Pocatello Cycle Co
Ise Ballard
A. G. M. Williams
Navasota
Texas
A. L. Cook
Simple Remedy For La Grippe Coughs
Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughs and helps heal the lungs to prevent pneumonia. The genuine product has no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. Temple Pharmacy.
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Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Annual stockholders meeting for American Falls Power Co.
The regular annual meeting of the stock holders of the American Falls Power Company Limited will be held at the company office in Pocatello Idaho on Tuesday January 1908 at 11 a m The meeting is to elect a Board of Directors and handle other proper business Stockholders may attend in person or by proxy (Seal) C C Dietrich Secretary Dated December 26 1907 d-Jan.4-11-15-20
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American Falls Power Company, Limited
Pocatello
Idaho
C. C. Dietrich
Pazo Ointment Promises Piles Cure in Days
Advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or money back. Product priced at 50 cents.
How to Avoid Pneumonia With Foley’s Honey and Tar
An advice note promoting Foley's Honey and Tar to prevent pneumonia from a cold. It claims the product stops coughs heals the lungs and expels the cold. Advertises Temple Pharmacy as the seller and warns to refuse imitations in a yellow package.
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Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Fourth Annual Ball to Be Held by Blacksmiths Group
The Blacksmiths and Helpers announce a fourth annual ball at Eagle Hall on February 2. Tickets and event details to be announced by the organizers.
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Eagle Hall
Kane's Grocery Hams At Fine Eastern Prices
Fine eastern hams offered at 14 cents per pound at Kane's Grocery. The ad highlights low priced meats and local shop availability for shoppers seeking value.
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Kane’s
Free twelve candle power lamp giveaway at Standley office
Patrons of electric lights are invited to call at 326 North Main between 8 and 12 Friday morning January 31 to receive a free sixteen candle power lamp upon registering name and address. J. H. Standley P. H. and E. Company. J. A. Standley, Manager.
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North Main
J. H. Standley
P. H. and
E. Company
J. A. Standley
Cure for Misery Promises Quick Relief from Malaria
R M James of Louellen 8 0 proclaims Electric Bitters as the cure for malaria poison misery. The tonic claims to relieve chills bilious attacks jaundice and stomach liver and kidney complaints and lame back. Sold with guarantee at Ferguson and Jenkins Drug Stores in Pocatello and McCammon.
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R. M. James
Louellen
Ferguson & Jenkins Drug Stores
Pocatello and McCammon
Healthful Herbine praised by Tennessee reader
A Columbia Tennessee reader, Mrs S, endorses Herbine as a cure for constipation and liver complaints. She notes always keeping a supply and expresses strong appreciation for the relief it provides. Pharmacist Mrs A L Cook is mentioned as a druggist.
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Columbia, Tenn
A. L. Cook
Foley’s Honey and Tar Remedy Ad
An old time advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds. It warns to avoid substitutes and notes the genuine yellow package available for sale.
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John G. Guheen
J. H. Loh
Ocander
W. van Sorns
Twentieth Century Dancing Club
Budge
The
Bannock
Bear Lake County
Hull
John J. Hull
North
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Charles W. Fryar
William Cox
North Arthur Avenue
Puget Sound
Frank Watson
Seattle
Judge Arney
Charles E. Arney
United States
Fred T. Dubois
Scimitar
Blackfoot
Park S. Smith
Park
C. 8
William T. Hackett
Milwaukee
Hackett
Schlitz Beer
Schlitz Company
Home
James H. Brady
Republican State Central Committee
Idanha Hotel
Samms & Smith
Civil Engineers of
Prof
Daggy Ectures
U.S.S
S.S. S
S. S
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Atlanta, GA
Forts
Price
Blyth & Fargo
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