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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1903
Page
3
Partly cloudy with occasional showers in Idaho tonight and Tuesday. Cooler on Tuesday with a northern portion tonight. Yesterday's high 34 and low 10 above normal. Precipitation 0.00 inches since Jan 1, total 6.63 inches, below normal 2.24 inches. Possible sunshine about 15 hours. Weather Bureau observer D C Gruxow.
Judge D W Standrod returns from Blakfoot as hot weather lingers. Mrs Wm N McCarty shows improvement after illness. Mrs E A Pease visits from Montrelier to see sister Mrs IT A Johnseton. Alta Club hosts first hop at L D S hall. Mrs Alex Wormersley and Myrtle visit from Anaconda. Ogden men George J Kelly and Mark Lessen ger travel to Kemmerer for Fossil Consolidated Oil meeting. Dr Wright and others bring back black bass and gold rings for Elk Club. Chris P Haneey buys old VO 8 L blacksmith shop and power house for ranch use. bid by C C Hammond for a small rooming house.
The Imperial Stock Company presented A Pair of Black Eyes at the Audiorium Saturday night. Richard Heyer in the role of Rafael Rivera drew contempt as he urged Mee. Fane to abandon her husband and run away to Italy. Hoyer impressed with commanding presence and expressive voice. The production pleased the audience and Little Gracie earned their admiration.
The L D S ball hosted by the Alta Club featured national colors and a Parkhill Orchestra. About forty five couples danced from 9 to 12 as two punch bowl attendants served a "very superior" drink, while the Alta Club is identified with Retail Clerks in the city.
A. H. Mock of Grant Paas Oregon reports his 77 year old father left home April 22 en route to Altia Iowa and has not been heard from since. Description notes 5 ft 9 in, 180 pounds, blue eyes, white hair, mustache, wearing navy suit, black shirt, soft hat, overcoat, and carrying a willow basket.
The only son of Mr and Mrs William Pardie of Lima Montana died Friday morning in Lima at age 14 from pneumonia. The death was sudden and unexpected as he was thought to be improving until a short time before.
Mr and Mrs William Pardie arrived in Mcrovy with their son's body on Saturday en route to Logan where the boy was laid to rest beside a brother in the cemetery Sunday. The Pardie family, including James Pardie Sr Julio and Agos Pardie Mr and Mrs John Rowland and friends accompanied the remains to Logan. The boy's father is a popular Lima area passenger engineer.
Eighteen wooden tanks each about 1000 gallons priced for sale. Suitable for irrigation and watering plants. Offered by Inquita Pecatello Mercantile Co. tf
Through tourist sleeping cars from Pocatello run to Memphis St Louis and Chicago leaving every Thursday Friday and Saturday on the Rock Island system with best service and low rates. For information apply to TM Drake DP A Salts Leake
Resolutions mourn the death of Ellis Askey, a faithful member of Pocatello Lodge No 674 BPOE Idaho. The statement extends sympathy to his wife, notes his charity justice and brotherly love, and orders resolutions recorded and published in city papers. Dated June 1, 1903.
Cure marketed for headaches and neuralgia claims instant relief. One dose cures and every box carries a guarantee. Sold by Sprague’s Pharmacy with bold price statements and trial assurances.
A man tried every remedy from iron tablets to tonics and pepsin and a strict diet of oats and bran. He slept in a drafty bed and bathed in ice water and used Indian clubs until exhaustion. Yet he seldom felt well, ending with an ironic note on his persistent malaise.
The Union Pacific Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway announces a daily San Francisco to Chicago overland train service. Commercial Agent C. B. Williams in Chicago promotes the route from Salt Lake City offices at 106 West Second South Street.
The Y M Y L M 1 A Conference lists events including a President Roosevelt reception on May 29 and a Brigham Young Family Reunion on June 1. Oregon Short Line will sell tickets to Salt Lake and return for 690 one fare with dates of sale May 29 30 1903 and a final return limit June 4 1903. Agent A B Mattson announces.
The Short Line offers tickets to Denver for the May 25 1903 Western Federation of Miners event at regular first class fare plus 2.00 return on certificate plan. Wm D Haywood to sign certificates as secretary. A B Mattson agent.
Local readers report good results from Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney pains. Mrs Edgley of 620 North Harrison testifies the remedy relieved long standing discomfort and invites others to try the product. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents with Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo as U S agents. Remember the name Dean's.
The Denver Rio Grande and Rio Grande Western railways advertise a free illustrated pamphlet Panoramic Folder detailing their scenic line routes. They offer personally conducted excursions and daily through sleeper and dining cars to major cities via Salt Lake City and Denver with stopovers allowed. Applications directed to G W Fitzgerald 47 E Broadway Butte or Geo W Heints Salt Lake City.
A postal card listing the names and addresses of Western travelers will be sent at no cost to provide information on rates train service baggage stop overs and other traveler needs. Cr Williams Commercial Agent Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway Salt Lake City 108 West Second South Street.
The Rio Grande Line invites travelers from the West to destinations in the East and South, promising attractive inducements and accommodations for a delightful trip. The route is described as ideal for artists and journalists, offering sublime continental scenery. Write for rates and a travel handbook.
An ad touts the Canon of the Grass as a scenic winter and summer marvel along the Rio Grande Railroad, calling the canyon a superb natural portrait. It notes affordable ticketing options and directs readers to contact W Piver Gerald, general agent in Katte, Montana, for rates and folders.
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