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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1908
Page
3
Forecast for Idaho calls for fair conditions tonight with warmer readings in the southern portion. Wednesday should be fair and remain warm. Yesterday’s figures show a maximum 81, minimum 47, mean 64 with no precipitation and 15 hours of possible sunshine. William Bell observer.
Moss in the City reports A B Moss banker of Payette is guest at the Bannock visit in Salt Lake Mike Gates and family head for Salt Lake to visit Aunt Clara Bell Chandler of Ogden visits her aunt Mrs Burnett McVarvey Quigley to Soda Sheriff Dave Quigley attends official business at Soda Springs John Else returns from Salt Lake after Fourth of July County Surveyor Oscar Sonnenkalb leaves for Soda Springs on official business Hon Frank Martin former attorney general is in the city on legal business QO M Runyan hides man of Ogden in the city on business and returns home William Burke of American Falls stays at the Bannock on private business Norman Belcher Idaho state land board commissioner spends the Fourth with Gate City friends Jim McMahon returns to air fitting department work after a three month layoff L L Evans American Falls capitalist in Pocatello on his way home from Idaho Falls Lyric Orchestra adds Prof Von Prosky to its ranks to enhance city music offerings
A jumble of notes from the Pacific region reports on appearances by Jacks over a long show, Prof Von Pros ky slated to appear tomorrow night, and work on air fittings. It also covers arrivals and deaths in Boise, Pocatello, and surrounding areas with local notices of events, theft, and community meetings.
Mrs. Petersen, a Jacobs department store saleslady, won the prize for speed in a Saltair swimming contest and received a Merry Widow hat. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Petersen returned from Salt Lake after the Fourth. Also noted are moves of Gate City Shoe Shining Parlors and reports of local fishing trips by Billy Dillman, Bush Livermore, and the Blevens party.
Residents are urged to spend the evening watching films at the Auditorium. The program promises entertainment and a relaxing night out for community members.
Friends are urged to call and order one of the Mexican pecan sundaes named The Nilsson, capturing a promotion or special item for available dessert patrons.
Daily excursions run from June 1 to September 15 with details available through agents. A big bill at the Lyric Theatre promotes the event and touts it as the coolest place in the city. Mati nees Wednesday and Saturday.
Customer testimonial from Ingleside North Carolina praises Dr King’s New Life Pills after 15 years of chronic digestion issues and $200 spent. Product sold under guarantee by Ferguson & Cammon for 265 cents.
Plentiful bran at Berg's with Renee Rock Springs Coal and kindling items listed. WEETER LUMBER CO. Limited showcases related products and contact details.
Dallas Texas hosts Elks convention with excursions via Oregon Short Line and Overland Route. Tickets from Utah and Wyoming points available July 9 and from other points July 7 and 8. Final limit August 6. See agents for rates and further particulars.
Mrs Chris Armstrong premieres a fine hat selection inviting ladies to view the range. The shop is located at 238 West Center, formerly the Turf cafe, signaling a new era for local fashion retail.
The Trib une office advertises typewriter papers ribbons and car vouchers as the best there is offering supplies and related items for readers.
A short medical note promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as best for sprains cuts burns and scalds claiming instant pain relief reduced swelling antiseptic action and rapid healing. Available in 26c 60c and 1.00 prices from Mia A L Cook druggist.
A notice invites readers to attend screenings of moving pictures this evening at the Auditorium. The item emphasizes a public entertainment event hosted at the local venue.
Harrison the jeweler lists a new line of Veil Pins priced from 50e to 5.00 dollars each.
Butte Floral Agency offers floral designs and cut flowers with contact phone 104 for orders and inquiries.
A druggist advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism and all pain. It claims for rheumatic twinges to precede a severe attack and offers bottles priced 25 cents, 50 cents, and one dollar. Mrs A L Cook promotes the product.
City treasurer Goldie McCallister announces payment of Current Expense Fund Warrants Nos. 603 through 607 dated June 1908 with interest to date, payable at Banjo ck National Bank, dated July 1 1908.
The Republican State Central Committee announces a state nominating convention in Boise on September 1 1908 at 11 am. Delegates are allocated by county with Ada 24 Bannock 18 Bear Lake 14 and other totals. Brady serves as chairman and Smith as secretary, guiding primary arrangements for delegate selection.
Local cinema promises a gallery of images tonight at the Auditorium with a positive reception expected from attendees.
A fragment from the Tribune office header proclaims premier status for the paper. The line hints at strong branding and local pride without detailing events or personnel.
Local shop The Nilsson announces its opening with an open invitation to the community. Residents are welcome to visit and sample fresh scoops as the new ice cream venue debuts.
County Treasurer Julia M. Sullivan announces warrants numbered 65 through 81 dated April 16 1908 will be paid with interest to date of call upon presentation at her office. Dated May 16 1908. Best pictures at Auditorium. Come and see them. If you drink, drink Yellowstone.
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