County Commissioners Adjourn for Circle Show and Handle Routine
The board met with Chairman Douglas and Commissioners Pond and Hendricks, approving relief for Henry B. Lewis at 83 per week, appointing Lan don Rich road overseer, accepting Schiess resignation, discussing road district boundaries, arming a jailor at 3 per day, appointing Alma Clark road overseer, accepting a Gentile valley road petition, authorizing a Rocky Canyon road at 100 subject to approval, resignations, delegates named to the National Mining Congress in Boise, and new Jenkins field road pending Hendricks approval, with various officer reports to be published.
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Board of County Commissioners
Mondey
Douglas
Pond
Hendricks
Henry B. Lewis
Bannock County
Jacob Eliason
Lewis
Tlandon Rich
George P. Stoddard
Jacob Schiess
Wes
Alma Clark
J. B. Wright
Gentile Valley
Rocky Canyon
Comeamissioner Pond
Parley Cutler
Robin Precinct
National Mining Congress
Boise
Geo. N. Ifft
D. Swinehart
J.M. Bennett
F.S. Dietrich
Jenkins’ Field
New hair treatment promises cure for dandruff and baldness
An advertisement claims Merphide destroys the dandruff germ and promotes luxuriant hair growth. It markets Newbro's Herpicide as a superior preparation and urges purchase at Sprague's Pharmacy with a money back guarantee for pepsia tablets offering immediate relief.
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Newbro
Eagles Initiate Major Littlefinger at Pocatello Aerie
Pocatello Aerie No. 119 Fraternal Order of Eagles held an open session to initiate Major Littlefinger the smallest man in the world during a Sunday-evening program. About 50 Eagles and guests attended the circus night with Sells & Gray's show featuring eight Eagle members initiated.
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Pocatello Aerie No. 119
Order of Eagles
Littlefinger
Aerie
Pocatello
Sells & Gray
Sells and Gray's Circus
A. W. Patrick
Sells and Gray’s Circus
The
Eagles
Pocatello Aerie
Selle & Grays Circus Delights 4000 In Po catello
A first class show by Selle and Grays in Po catello drew about four thousand spectators over Sunday and Monday. The menagerie features a giant lion a black polar bear with ice a leop ard and a seven thousand year old elephant with a camel and yak. The Eddy family act and trapeze impressed while a bareback performer was cut from the night show.
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Selle & Gray
Pocatello
Orient
Eddy
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat Ad in Pocatello
In Pocatello about five thousand residents, with many troubled by throat and lung complaints, Kemp's Balsam for the Throat is recommended. Druggists offer 25 and 50 cent bottles. Sprague's Pharmacy provides trial size free and sales.
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Sprague's
Three Bad Men Escape From County Jail
Three prisoners escaped from the county jail about five o clock Monday morning. OC F Rogers Jack Harley and Bobbie Burns allegedly used a steel saw to cut through bars then exited via the window into the jail yard and fled toward American Falls. Sheriff Rice pursues them with possible outside help and a route toward Batise’s ford.
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United States
OC. F. Rogers
Jack Harley
Bobbie Burns
Mrs. Burbank
Takashi
Charley Nopper
Bobbie Barns
Ea Caboose
Adicle
Resolutions of Condolence Adopted by Portneuf Lodge
Portneuf Lodge No. 2 in Pocatello Idaho adopts condolence resolutions for brother Frank B. Berkley who was removed by the All-wise Ruler. The lodge expresses sympathy to his wife and family, orders the resolutions recorded, and sent to the bereaved and local papers and Idaho Odd Fellows for publication.
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Portneuf Lodge No. 2
Pocatello
Idaho
Frank B. Berkley
Idaho Odd Fellow
Hans Hansen
Missing horse offered for sale in Idaho notice
Notice from Pocatello Idaho dated July 1 1901 describes a bay gelding branded three dots on the left hip taken at the owner Cras Fra and to be called for by the owner or sold according to law. Also a dated ad for Hen DINE tonic by Mrs A L Cook offering blood strengthening and vigor at 60 cents.
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Pocatello
Aoadie
Law
A. L. Cook
Heat Wave Grips Pocatello With Record Temperatures
The article notes three hot days in Pocatello with highs near 98 on Sunday and 93 on Monday. Humidity stayed around 30 percent, easing the heat compared to eastern cities. Nearby cities showed higher readings, while the pattern hints at cooler weather by tomorrow.
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Pocatello
Gotieff
Bolae City
Salt Lake City
Grand
Junction 103
Sia Phoenix
Citizens of Pocatello May Apply for CORE Free
Local residents of Pocatello are urged to apply for CORE free benefits. Community leaders support wide access and explain eligibility steps and deadlines for the program.
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Pocatello
Coke Dandruff Cure Praised by Admiral Dewey
A promotional note extols Coke Dandruff Cure as highly valued by the public and professionals. It claims medical professionals and barbers endorse it, with samples available through Saturday night. Admiral George Dewey attests to its effectiveness after a year of use.
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George Dewey
Public acknowledgment of thanks for support after death
Mrs Mas n axx B Berkley expresses deep gratitude for the kindness shown by friends after the death of her husband Frank B. Berkley. Special thanks go to the Odd Fellows Daughters of Rebekahs and Knights of Pythias for their care of the remains.
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Frank B. Berkley
Odd Fellows
Daughters of Rebekahs
Knights of Pythias
Pocatello Prepares for M E Conference 1896 Expansion At Church
The Methodist Episcopal conference returns to Pocatello on August 29. Trustees have enlarged the church to one half more seating and awarded interior decorating and painting contracts. The fence is being renewed to improve the building’s street appearance. Local and nonmembers support the effort to keep Pocatello as Idaho’s convention city.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Pocatello
Idaho
Indian crowd foils film flam scam at downtown show
Monday night on the square witnessed mostly peaceful attendance with one attempted trick reported to police. A Redman offered a fake $20 bill for change, and after a brief exchange the Indian performer discovered the bill was only $1 in value. Acting Chief McGarvey alerted manager Belle & Gray, who immediately corrected the issue by supplying correct change with $20 in silver.
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Redman
McGarvey
Belle & Gray
Beter
Acker's English Remedy Promoted For Coughs Colds Or Croup
An ad notes Acker's English Remedy as a cure for coughs colds or croup. It promises immediate relief or money refunded and mentions Spreguo's Pharmacy offering the product for sixty cents.
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Acker
Spreguo
Electric Light upgrades bring new engine to Pocatello
The Electric Light company resumes service with a new sixty horsepower engine from Fairbanks Morse & Co. Heavy, weighing over twenty-one thousand pounds, it will be running within ten days. President Brady says over $6,000 was spent in the last thirty days to improve the plant and will invest more to ensure first class light service for Pocatello residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light Company
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Brady
Thore
Pocatello
Light Company
Wily City
Idaho
Charming Potions and Cures Advertised in Local Paper
The notice promotes Lane's Tea as a daily bowel mover and indigestion cure claiming beauty and complexion benefits. It also sells Whites Crag in Vermivage to expel intestinal worms in children, with prices 2 dollars 60 cents per package and 26 cents, distributed by Sprague's Pharmacy and Mrs. A. L. Cook.
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Lane
Spraguce
Price
Conte
A. L. Cook
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Batise
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