23 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1901
Page
1
Deputy Clerk Gallett completes Bannock county 1901 assessment footings totaling 2 385 631 dollars, up 212 877 from 1900. City property rises sharply while outside property eases. railroad valuations are excluded as set by the state board. Rest estate 1 657 772 and personal property 728 159.
Real estate transfers filed include C W Berryman to Elizabeth Jackson lots 17 18 block 352 G Willerd to J W Blackburn multiple lots block 73 and late 18 18 inclusive block 111 Gus Sponberg to Dr O B Steely multiple lots blocks 886 378 151 201 P H Madden and wife to K C Martin half of lot 18 and lots 19 20 block 201 A M Eldredge to T C Martin lots 1 6 inclusive block 581 Camrth White to Dr T M Bridges cottage and lots 6 6 block 600 George J Oram to Richard Douglas cottage and lots 1 2 block 491 Anna B Lindsley to Dennis J Moore cottage and lots 6 6 block 447. An advertisement for Blood purifier HE Bink appears with price 0 cents.
The notice touts Acker's Blood Purifier as a cure for impure blood and skin issues with a money back guarantee. It also promotes Whites Cream Vermifuge to treat intestinal worms in children, claiming immediate improvement after a few doses. The ad is signed by Mrs A L Cook of Beau's drug store.
Social notes report Rev George H Perry and wife celebrating their fifteenth anniversary Monday evening at home on Garfield avenue. About two hundred guests attended 7:30 to 10:00 PM in decorated parlors with family and circle members assisting. Guests received by Misses Standrod and Dagermark with others, souvenir cards issued, gifts listed from many individuals and groups, and plans noted for future visits and travels.
A plan to establish a model eastern industrial town gathers manufacturers and workers under modern business methods while prioritizing residents welfare. The text mentions Hostetter s Stomach Bitters as a renowned remedy for digestive issues and as a tonic and blood purifier.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets promise immediate relief from heartburn and indigestion after meals. A single tablet provides fast comfort, with pricing at 25 and 50 cents from Bean's Drug Store.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports the St Anthony branch may reach Salmon City via Salmon River, with a nine mile initial test and surveying toward Houston. Aimed to tap resource districts beyond Mackay and Houston, construction awaits first section completion by September 30. Labor shortages prompt import of workers for two years.
In a New York case described by the New York Sun, a bankrupt man who sought discharge sees his debts wiped out except for his attorney’s fee. The lawyer’s bill rises to 500 dollars, which the client refuses to pay, revealing a last twist as the client’s name is added to the creditor list and the court discharges him while he leaves with a large diamond horsehoe ploit.
Fire originated from a mosquito smoke destroyed the Hewlit and Pearce homes in Cambridge last week. Hewlit rescued a child and was severely burned. no lives saved. Sheriff Daly of Ada county quarantined for smallpox but no local quarantine.
The notice warns Poestelle residents that about half suffer throat and lung afflictions and urges readers to visit Sprague's Pharmacy for treatment. It promises a trial offer and asks the public to take the opportunity to seek care.
Joint report of the Auditor and Treasurer of Bannock County Idaho for the quarter ending June 30 1901 detailing financial statements and balances. The document presents receipts disbursements and compilations of county funds and accounts.
A brief record notes Venchers were approved on July 11 1901 with R Dove serving as chairman. The notice records a formal approval action and names the official in charge.
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