LATE LOCALS AT THE PACIFIC AND VICINITY
Mrs A L Bradley and son register at the Pacific from Twin Falls Big Sheep Man. Peter G Johnston of Blackfoot, a sheep king, is a business visitor and quartered at the Bannock en route to Boise. Deputy Sheriff Burnett McGarvey hunted a Mexican suspect in Spencer and plans to return him tonight.
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the Pacific
A. L. Bradley
Twin Falls
Peter G. Johnston
Blackfoot
Bannock
Boise
Burnett McGarvey
Spencer
Butte Presses For 1909 Convention Amid Federation Change
Butte delegates push for the Western Federation of Miners 1909 convention as the federation amends its constitution to include workers in mining camps not classified as miners, millmen, or smelter men under the federation charter. Burns and scalds warning followed by Ballard's Snow Liniment endorsement.
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Denver
Colo
Western Federation of Miners
Federation
Butte
Ballard
Cook
Bankruptcy notice of John Lantry in Idaho district
In the District Court of the United States for the Southern Division District of Idaho John Lantry is declared bankrupt on June 24 1908. The first meeting of creditors is set for August 14 1908 at 10 a.m. at No 300 East Center Street Pocatello Idaho. Creditors may attend appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and address business before the meeting. E C White Referee in Bankruptcy.
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District Court of the United States
Southern Division
District of Idaho
John Lantry
John Lanttry
East Center Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Ocatello
E. C. White
Public Land Scrip Sale Adverts Offered by C B Towers
A Minnesota City dealer C B Towers advertises safe scrip land options in multiple states. Buyers gain direct from Northern Pacific via a July 1898 contract and a support promise to move scrip land into Montana, with favorable per acre pricing.
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Lee
Congress
B. Towers
Milew City
Montana
West
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dake
Idaho
Wyoming
Oregon
Washington
C. B. Towers
Northernay Company
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Company
Robbery at Shoshone Targets Idaho Chief Justice Watch
Former Idaho Supreme Court Chief Justice O. Stockslager was robbed of a 21 jewel Elgin watch loaded with sentiment as he aided loading wool at Shoshone. The inscription marks the gift from Idaho bar members dated January 7, 1901. Seven hoboes are jailed in Shoshone on suspicion of involvement.
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Shoshone
O. Stockslager
Idaho Supreme Court
Idaho
Supreme Bench
C. Stockslager
Burglars Bound Over After Preliminary Hearing
Miller and Robinson arrested for burglarizing a butcher shop and stealing a valise near McCammon last week appeared before Justice J. M. Masonheimer. Miller was bound over as a witness with a $150 bond and Robinson as a defendant with a $500 bond. Neither man could furnish sureties, remaining jailed.
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Miller
Robinson
McCammon
Junction Town
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Masonheimer
District Court
Lost River region eyed for rapid growth by Evans visit
L. L. Evans, American Falls capitalist and stockraiser, is in Poca tello on business. He returned Saturday from the Lost River country where he looked after cattle. He says the region is forging ahead with rapid progress and Carey aet projects could turn it into a farm rich area in a couple of years, a notable Idaho victory with sagebrush.
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Lost River
L. L. Evans
American Falls
Pocatello
Idaho
Pineapple and beer orders at Holmes & Co announcement
Holmes and Co. urges customers to place all ice crew orders before 6 p m as delivery equipment is stationed after that hour. The notice promotes American beer and malt beverages as food and drink and asks early order placement.
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Arly, Lmes & CO
Allen's Foot Ease Ad Pitches Relief for Aching Feet
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease a powder to shake into shoes. It claims to ease swollen tired feet prevent blisters and callouses and relieve chilblains bunions and sweating. The copy urges trial packages free and lists Allen E Olmsted Le Roy New York with 25 cent price.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Bune Contest promotes special ballot and Tribune subscriptions
A notice details a popularity contest offering 1500 votes for a correctly signed special coupon and entry as a guesser of winners. It lists subscription vote values, pricing for Tribune and Semi Weekly, and directs all communications to the Contest Department Manager at the Tribune in Pocatello Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bune
the Tribune
Sulessenen
Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
The
Pocatello, Ida
Voter rules for old and new newspaper subscriptions
The notice outlines that votes are allowed on both old and new subscriptions only if renewals are paid in advance. It forbids changing the name of an existing subscriber to pass votes within a family. Districts covering Pocatello and Bannock county detail voter areas and the contest entry method for a Tri contest.
Our Kind of Groceries Welcome New Grocery Friends
The ad greets new customers at a grocery store claiming they offer better eating at home with lower grocery bills. It notes that many old customers say they now pay less than before and invites others to try their products.
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Orpheum
Oxford
Bob Lewis
Clifton
Mina Anderson
Tennie Smith
William Sheldon
F. W. Sorgatz
M. Sawyer
George C. Lightbody
Olmstead
Messrs. W. Woolard
Britt Hargraves
William Conners
John Harvey
Mechani Carrick
Big Springs
Berg's
Holmes & Co
Tri
Clark Street
Range of Mountains
Treasureton
Bannock County
Gentile Valley
Little Blackfoot
Gray’s Lake Country
T.c.martin
P. Hansen
Vaya
Pocedello Cash Grocery
Fred
Inquire
West Center ST
Pocatello Music CO
Moontique
Chace & Sanborn Coffee
Ferndell
Kane’s Grocery
Theo. Turner
E. L. Holzheimer
Fred G. Caldwell
Bannock Abstract, Deposit & Trust Co
Bancroft
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