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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1901
Page
1
At Rossfork Idaho Theo Swanton of Pocatello seeks a second license as trader at the agency. Lan Caldwell begins allotment work for reservation Indians staying on the ceded lands while a survey team progresses. A Sunday dinner by agency ladies raises funds for Presbyterian and Episcopal missions, with proceeds over $40 each.
The Society of the Pioneers of Pocatello held a May meeting at the city hall to organize, elect officers, and draft by laws. Officers include President C J Napper and First Vice President John McManus. Charter members list arrivals from 1881 to 1888 with details of lunch and honorary members Mayor Turner and A J Pierce.
Miss Ida Helen Rodkey of Kings School of Oratory Pittsburg will perform at the First Baptist church next Thursday evening June 6 1901. Endorsed by her alma mater she will render scenes from Shakespeare Emerson Riley Longfellow and others, sure to move and entertain audiences as a Portland Telegram praise notes.
A promotional notice urges timely use of Balland's Hone Hound to prevent bronchial ailments. It lists Mrs. A. L. Cook as a contact and hints at pricing and availability to avoid mending, breaking, or suffering.
A short ad notes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy to regulate digestion and prevent illness and death from bowel neglect. Distributed by Mrs. A. Cook and Hoan's drug stores.
George Pierce of Harrison was shot and wounded by rancher Eugene Gay on the St. Joe river after a quarrel over canoe ownership. Pierce fired five shots but missed. The shooting occurred at Gay's home. Pierce will recover. Additional notes: appointments to Boise forest reserve chief and Spokane weather observer. Crickets plague Bellevue to Glenn bridge. a lamb at Dairy Creek plant is described as a freak.
A description notes how a creature uses its six legs to move through water and on land, highlighting its versatile locomotion and the way swimming incorporates leg action into walking.
Memorial Day was fittingly observed in Pocatello with shops closed. The Grand Army post led a parade from High School square to Mountain View cemetery, with Worrel's band, Company G, First Idaho Volunteers, Spanish war veterans, Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows. Rev. J. D. Gillilan offered the prayer, and Lt. John Kane commanded the firing squad as graves were strewn with flowers.
Bishop Mallalieu of Boston will preside as the Idaho and eastern Oregon Methodist conference meets in Pocatello. The five day gathering will convene August 20 with appointments to be made. the city is highlighted for its rail access and convention capacity.
An advertisement claims that dyspeptics cannot live long without nourishment and that a disordered stomach needs help. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is advertised to digest all foods without stomach aid, matching natural digestive fluids to aid recovery.
The advertisement lists Korems salt rhoum totter chafing ivy tsoning and al xkin tortures as quick remedies rinsed with DeWite's Witch Hazel Balm for piles. It cites Mrs. A. L. Cook and Bean's drug stores as sellers.
Mothers advised to monitor children for worm symptoms and use Willis Oxxam Vecambrex for treatment as listed by Price Moenta Mra and A L Cook.
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