State News Notes from Commonwealth Exchanges
Grangeville report: Charles Smith and Geo Morrow arrested for stealing twelve head of cattle from Amil Miller and Philip Kirby. A $200 reward posted for recovery of Charles W Ritter body thought missing near Butteau Hump last December. R M Randall foreman on Kootenai Valley railway killed by train near Sidar. others injured. Mrs Shoemaker severely injured at Electric Steam Laundry. forearm crushed and burn injuries treated at Magee hospital. Blind horse saved by Westmaster Havener. spectators cheer as he tows animal to shore amid offers to buy the horse. James Ballantyne found objects believed to be Luman bones.
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Grangeville
Charles “Smith
Geo. Morrow
Amil ‘Miller
Philip Kirby
John ‘Titter
Charles W. Ritter
Butdaio Hump
R. M. Randal
Kootenai Valley Railway
Sidar
Hardy
Mountain Grove
Charles Z. Havener
Back Creek
Terra Firma
Perons
Bones Found On North Elk River Bank Are Suspected Human Remains
A man reports two bones found a short distance above the river mouth near North Elk. One is a humerus from elbow to shoulder and a second thin bone. He plans to search for more bones and suspects they belong to a man about the finder’s size. A Frenchman named Arby disappeared here years ago and this may be his remains.
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North Elk
Jim
Arby
Model Town Scheme Promises Industrial Growth East
A proposed vast model industrial town in the eastern country aims to unite diverse manufacturers and a large workforce under improved business methods focused on residents welfare. The piece recalls Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a famed tonic for digestion, nervousness, and malaria, urging trial to prove its value.
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M Medicine
Hostetter
County Superintendent Office Dates Published
County Superintendent to be open on July 3 5 6 8 and 9 1901 Anna Harmer County Sup t services announced in Bannock County notice for public access and records processing.
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Anna Harmer
Sup
Women's Auxiliary Special Meeting at Trinity Church
A special meeting of the Women's Auxiliary is set for Wednesday at 2:30 PM at Trinity Church. An advertisement promotes Herbine as a health tonic claiming multiple benefits and lists Mrs. A. L. Cook as the seller at 50 cents.
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Women's Auxiliary
Trinity Church
Price
A. L. Cook
No longer an excuse for piles with Tabler's Buckeye Ointment
An advertisement touts Tabler's Buckeye pile ointment as a cure for piles, describing it as moderate in price and 60 percent effective. It lists price options at 50 cents for bottles and 75 cents for tubes and credits Mrs. A. L. Cook as a contact.
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Tabler
A. L. Cook
Shoup Pushes Fort Hall Reservation Survey Progress
Hon. George L. Shoup visited the city to review the Fort Hall reservation survey and press for early completion so settlers can occupy land before winter. He learned surveyors Sonnenkalb, Kimmel, and Oliver were advancing, with Parsault approving expedited field work to avoid delays.
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George L. Shoup
United States
Idaho
Salt Lake
Salmon City
Washington
Fort Hall Reservation
Shoup
Sonnenkalb
Kimmel
Perrault
Boise
Ander
Oliver
Oregon
Celebrations Planned Despite No Formal Fourth in Pocatello
The town will still host many festivities including fireworks, fishing trips to the Bottoms and Pebble, and outings to the hills. The Gate City baseball club will travel to Blackfoot to play the Haymakers, and the Gate City band will join. A L D S Sunday school plans a three mile Fourth of July picnic with a full program of races contests and a long list of activities for all ages.
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Pocatello
Tas Gate City
Blackfoot
Gate City
Portnent
Blackfoot Schedule For Fourth Day Parade
Local notice lists a Blackfoot event at 8 o clock in the morning of the Fourth with return planned by 8:30 in the evening.
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Blackfoot
Horrific Train Death Claims Brakeman Frank Berkeley
Brakeman Frank Berkeley was killed near Bannock Riding seventeen miles west of Pocatello while preparing to couple onto cars. He slipped and was crushed under the engine. his head and legs were severed. He had worked for the Oregon Short Line for seven years and belonged to local Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias lodges. He leaves a wife in Pocatello. burial plans uncertain, with remains to be moved to Nampa or Manassa under Odd Fellows supervision.
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Frank Berkeley
Harmon
Bannock Riding
Pocatello
Berkeley
Mr. Berkeley
Portneuf Lodge
Pythias
West End
Manassa
Nampa
Odd Fellows
Farm residents face rising hazards amid loose wording
A fragmentary OCR note references farm dwellers facing dangers from oats and coal-related incidents, mentioning Mrs. Av L. Cook and unclear terms, signaling an underlined safety issue on rural properties.
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Bea
Av L. Cook
Fats versus Leans in Pocatello Fourth of July baseball game
A 3:30 p.m. Fourth of July baseball game at the Pocatello ball park pits Fats against Leans, featuring players like Jim Kane and Eri. C. Manson with Sheriff Rice as umpire. Admission is 25 cents, proceeds fund park improvements and grand stand construction. tickets available at Paragus's Mrs Gook's and the pasture, plus a special train from the city.
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Pocatello
Fats Vn
Fats
Jim Kane
George A. Robethan
Eri. C. Manson
G. H. Olmstead
Rube Wright
L. A. West
W. ©. Petersen
Dan Swinehart
Frank Sprague
Sheriff Rice
Geo. Ross
Paragus's
Bannock County Warrant Notice and Fund Details
County of Bannock Pocatello Idaho June 5 1901 notice that Current Expense Fund Warrants Nos 474 10 477 inclusive series 1000 and Nos 1 to 3 inclusive series 1901 will be paid upon presentation with interest to date and all warrants called or not presented with reverse date of call. Includes unrelated ad copy about worm remedies and hunger.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Serious accident costs Billings youth his foot
Jay Clark of Billings Montana was crushed between train ties while riding the rods between Mountain Home and Glenn's Ferry. His right foot was amputated at Mrs Burbank's county hospital with Dr Bean and Dr Rooker assisting. He rode ten to twelve miles after the collision before being stopped. His mother was notified and expected to arrive soon.
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Jay Clark
Billings
Mont
Mountain Home
Glenn's Ferry
Clark
City notice orders alley cleanups within three days
The City of Pocatello requires all property owners and tenants to clean alleys adjoining their property within three days of the notice. Noncompliance will lead to action under local ordinance. Special emphasis on the alley between Harrison and Cleveland avenues, must be cleaned in the three day window.
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Harrison and
Cleveland Avenues
Notice of Nonresponsibility for Accounts
The text states that the signer refuses responsibility for any accounts or contracts made by the unnamed portion representing me. J. H. Meapows.
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Tribune
Torate
James Ballantyne
Luman Hones
Pacific & Idaho Northern
Council
Mountains
Seven Devils
Atete
State Penitentiary
David Orr
Orr
Bannock
the Women’s Auxiliary
Ane
Janie Gove Speehne
Beng Department
Grace
Tamara
Haaten
Fort Mall
Tion
Powers
Tiie Fair
Herman
Sonnenkalb and
Joskru Parrault
Sbveveyor General U
L. C. Pond
Long
America
Pond
Hyde
County OF Bannock
Reds
City OF Pocatello
J. H. Meapows
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