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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1908
Page
5
Forecast calls for fair tonight and warmer southeast area on Tuesday with continued warmth. Yesterday’s figures show maximum 87, minimum 54, mean 70 with no precipitation. Observed by William Bell.
In town Mr and Mrs A O Iverson of Idaho Falls were in Pocatello yesterday. H O Harkness of McCammon conducted business in town today. Mrs William Hegstrom left for Central Idaho to visit her parents for two months. Dr Dibble the Boise and Salt Lake eye specialist was in Pocatello on professional business. Alex MacPherson, conductor at Twin Falls Experiment Station, visited the Peale last night in the Twin Falls Salmon River area interests.
A sequence of notable arrivals in Pocatello includes J. M. Venable of Boise at the Bannock and Senator Ed E. Jacobs of McCammon visiting on business. Portland exporter F. J. Mayer, plus Rexburg guests Mrs. Bulkey and Miss Lottie Bulkey, lodged at the Bannock and Pacific hotels. State Veterinarian George E. Noble signed the Pacific register, as did Fred W. Gooding of Shoshone, head of the National Woolgrowers Association.
The U S Department of Agriculture acting with the Animal Industry Bureau has ordered inspections of all sheep across the varied sub districts of the Caribou National Forest. The report notes ongoing efforts by federal agents to safeguard livestock in the region.
Correction notes Twin Falls as the site for a local Eagles aerie to be formed next month in Sunnyland. All Eagles expected to travel to the Magic City to aid in creating a leading Idaho lodge while Miss Violet Wallis travels onward to Twin Falls.
Frederick William I brutalized by his father drives Frederick to flee to George II. Lieutenants Katte and Keith aid his escape. Katte is tried by court martial, condemned to death and executed. Keith escapes. Frederick nearly executed but spared after pleas from Sweden and Poland's rulers.
Tim, a protege of Boston lawyer Mr Blank, was often in trouble yet avoided jail or fines due to influence with the courts. The Green Bag notes his easy exits and Tim’s joke about what he doesn’t know about the law he tells Mr Blank.
A London Telegraph quip notes Mr. Desmond leaving the dining room before greeting the hostess. He explains the hostess can wait, while refreshments quickly disappear, illustrating social timing and politeness norms.
In a quirk of dialogue, a scientific figure says water is HO. Dustin Stax replies that some water is and much of it is I. O. U. as he sets aside the market report. The exchange appears in the Washington Star.
A humorous exchange notes Spriggins remarking he can tell when at the office if a bill collector or a client triggers his bell. Higgins replies that no clients ever come. The quip reflects local humor in the Somerville Journal.
A humorous exchange about marriage ends with Darrow noting that sometimes a groom learns about his wife after marriage, and adds a quip about girls having little brothers.
A local notice from Temple Pharmacy urges immediate use of Foley's Kidney Remedy to treat a slight irregularity that could be cured quickly, claiming the formula builds up worn tissues and strengthens kidneys and urges starting today.
A marked hub at the Carlyle invites commercial men to gather for networking and business, promising a central space for deals, partnerships, and industry contacts.
Daily trips run from June 1 to September 15 with details and schedules available from agents.
Mrs Chris Armstrong announces opening of a hat shop at 238 West Center Street in the former Turf cafe inviting all ladies to view the available millinery assortment.
M Harden of Silver City North Carolina praises Electric Bitters for stomach liver and kidney troubles and overall weakness. He says it’s the best medicine for chills and malaria and that Ferguson Jenkins drug stores in Pocatello and McCammon sell it for 60 cents under guarantee.
The Tribune office advertises typewriter papers ribbons and car dons as the best there is.
An advertisement urges readers to keep Ballards Snow Liniment for burns and scalds claiming instant pain relief and rapid healing, credited to Mrs A L Cook.
The documents present the 1908 statements of First Savings Bank Pocatello and related institutions, listing loans, deposits, capital, profits, and liabilities. Signed by cashiers W. D. Service and witnesses, the reports include notary attestations from July 20, 1908, and conclude with an advertisement for Foley's Kidney Remedy from Temple Pharmacy.
Mr. A A Felton of Harrisville New York says Dr King’s New Life Pills are just exactly right. The remedy relieves without discomfort and treats constipation biliousness and malaria. 25 cents at Ferguson Jenkins drug stores in Pocatello and McCammon.
Daily trips via O U S run from June 20 to September 30 with a thirty day limit from date of sale. See agents for rates and further particulars.
Readers are advised to try a bottle of American Pilsener beer as a simple aid for appetite and nerves, presented as a common remedy in a breezy, period voice.
Mrs. A. L. Cook claims Ballard’s Snow Liniment cures rheumatism lumbago and stiff joints by relieving pain and restoring flexibility. The ad presents confinement at home as a form of imprisonment and touts rapid, total relief.
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill N C declares Bucklen's Arnica Salve the best in the world. He says it cured a felon on his thumb and always heals sores, burns, and wounds. Available at Ferguson Jenkins drug stores in Pocatello and McCammon.
Fragmentary note praises the Tribune office as the best. No clear event or names available.
A niece requests a bottle of American Pilsener Leer to share at a luncheon expecting a gracious reception. The note suggests a casual social gathering and a simple beverage choice to accompany dishes.
Local testimonial praises Foley's Honey and Tar for stopping coughs and healing lungs. L. M. Ruggles of Reasner Iowa says doctors feared consumption but the remedy halted hemorrhages and lung pain and strengthened the lungs. Temple Pharmacy.
A brief note highlights the finest rooms in the city at the Car lyle. The item emphasizes upscale accommodations and notable features for visitors seeking comfort and style.
We hold up our teas for judgment as they stand the test for strength flavor and price. The character of all our groceries is shown by our teas. Try them once and only indifference will keep you from returning. Fresh vegetables under the spray berries cherries pine melons and cantaloupes available.
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