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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1908
Page
3
The Weather forecast calls for fair and continued cold conditions tonight and Saturday across Idaho. Yesterday's report lists high of 2, low 5, mean 17 with precipitation .11 and total since January .08, plus 4 hours 29 minutes sunshine and 9 hours 53 minutes possible sunshine. William Bell, Observer.
Richard Douglas of Douglas and Valentine returns from a Bancroft business trip while M A Ellsworth of Rexburg registers at the Bannock. D C Tribble of Gifford visits on business. W N Stephens Rexburg state warden attends on official business. Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs Ridgway 606 North Garfield. G M Fraser Illinois Central on a territory trip. Henry Gabbe Idaho Falls Morning Post publisher travels to Boise on business. Public Library calls for all books to be returned by Saturday February 1 for inventory. John Booth and Miss Lou Mulligan wed at Mrs Rose Cibulka’s home. Mrs George Greene leaves for Los Angeles with her son for rheumatism. Revival Week program at Methodist church listed.
State Senator and Mrs KB E Jacobs visited the city from McCammon yesterday. Mrs Jacobs, who sustained a spine injury from a fall on a slippery doorstep, has almost fully recovered. The program at the Supreme Mia with A and a solo by Mrs Cleave was scheduled for Thursday night at 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. F M Watson leaves for Seattle to join her husband and establish a home in the Queen City of Puget Sound. Mr. Watson will return to Pocatello to wind up business and then move to Seattle. Mrs. W H Lovely hosts a book party for the Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association as 45 new volumes join the traveling library. A W Jones travels to Salt Lake after his brother falls ill with pneumonia. Congregational church choir concert tonight features Mrs. Bert Ryan as a key performer. A nine pound baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrissey with mother and child reported in good condition. Harry Morrissey, a noted conductor, expected to recover fully.
The Empire Stock company of players, which has drawn large crowds at McNichols Wright hall, left this morning for Blackfoot to perform there. They may visit Idaho Falls and McCammon on the Park Branch before returning to Pocatello for another engagement at McNichols Wright hall. Their show The Great Bank Robbery is praised as first class in every respect.
Health notice explains most appendicitis victims are constipated. Foley's Orino Laxative supposedly cures chronic constipation by stimulating liver and bowels, restoring natural action. It claims no nausea or griping and says it is mild and pleasant to take, sold by Temple Pharmacy.
An advertise claim states PAZO OINTMENT will cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or the purchase price will be refunded. The product is priced at 50 cents.
An advertisement from Temple Pharmacy certifies Foley’s Honey and Tar as an effective cough cold remedy. It promises cough stopping relief, lung healing, pneumonia prevention, and no opiates. The genuine product is in a yellow package and substitutes are refused.
West Franklin Maine resident Jacob Springer says Dr. King s New Life Pills improved his stomach liver and bowels. Money back guarantee offered at Ferguson Jenkins drug stores in Pocatello and McCammon.
A Columbia Tennessee reader Mia writes that Herbine helps with constipation and liver complaints and that she always keeps a supply on hand. Am 80 pleased with the relief it gives in constipation and all liver complaints. A. L. Cook, druggist.
A Georgia man, Eldridge of Wimpire, lauds Dr. King's New Discovery as the best cure for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. He claims seven years of use and quick relief for croup and fever. Ferguson & Jenkins Drug Co sells it with guarantee and trial bottle free at 600 McCammon and Poom tello.
Local notice invites residents to bring their bicycle troubles to the Poca Tello Cycle Co. The ad promises quick checks and friendly service, encouraging customers to try them for repairs and tune ups.
Mrs. A L Cook, local Mio na agent in Pocatello, guarantees refunds on 50 cent Mio na stomach tablets. The ad promises Mi on a digestive tonic strengthens the digestive tract and cures indigestion with no loss if ineffective.
Purchasers of goods from the undersigned firm during February by paying cash receive ten percent off. All who are indebted and pay cash at once receive five percent off. N. P. Nielson & Sons.
Pocatello resident Mrs. Otto Weisse praises Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney relief after her husband used them. She reports gnawing back pains disappeared and recommends the remedy as the best for kidney complaints. Sold by druggists at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents.
Paris plans to seek estimates for winding and supervising municipal clocks. The system covers 550 schools with 8000 clocks, 3000 municipal clocks, and outer clocks on public buildings. Costs run about 12000 to 4000 for offices and 8000 for facade clocks, with a staff forming sections to service diverse sites including mairies, churches, prisons, markets, and bourses.
A veteran United States senator who always rode with a pass forgets a ticket after passes were abolished. On a Washington-bound train the conductor greets him warmly and jokes that his left hand should not know what the right hand is doing as the right hand asks for the fare.
An old note advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds. It warns against unsafe alternatives and promotes Temple Pharmacy as the seller in a yellow package.
The London Chronicle recounts Wellington and Blucher sparing bridges and monuments in wartime. Blucher’s insistence on destroying targets met resistance, while Wellington negotiated with Soult to spare the Gave lu Pan bridge, allowing British forces to cross under fire.
A New York Sun note explains a poulterer explains there are many ways to fatten a chicken and chefs need explicit dietary instructions. Without specifics customers risk unsatisfactory flavor and texture, as chefs insist on breed and feeds to achieve desired taste.
A Kansas City Journal note recounts Bill Nye replying to W F White after Nye’s annual Santa Fe pass was revoked post interstate commerce act. Nye sends back the pass and photo with a brief, elegiac note asking for White’s return and lamenting the end of their correspondence.
The piece notes that key figures began landmark works around age forty or older citing Mrs. Eddy at forty in Christian Science and Mrs. Stowe at forty with Uncle Tom’s Cabin, plus references to Scott, Mohammed, Swedenborg, Newton, and Darwin as examples of late-start greatness.
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