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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
4
A local real estate firm declares a decade of stable service offering buying selling insurance renting and property loan and collection. The ad urges customers to try their approach and emphasizes consistency and breadth of services.
Spectators cheered as a massed band played the national anthem and a 100 gun salute marked Oregon's centennial closing ceremony. Archbishop Alexander Christie offered benediction, fires and fireworks concluded the day, with officials and visitors lingering for receptions and exhibits at the New York state building and surrounding pavilions.
The Idaho Inter Mountain Wagon Road Commission invites sealed bids by June 27 1905 for building a wagon road from east of Warrens to Big Creek Idaho county plus a bridge at the South Fork Sal men river alter road segments Payette Lake area and Secesh summit repairs. Plans available in Boise and Welser. Five percent bid bond required. Bids opened June 27 Boise. Commission may reject all bids.
Construction restarts at the Short Line yard in Pocatello with a series of permanent repair tracks and two miles of freight rail. Engineer Simons leads a new push to finish the shop complex, including car sheds and a transfer table, as part of the long planned plant.
Governor Gooding and a party including staff members travel to Portland to attend the Lewis and Clark exposition opening. The group includes Mrs. Gooding, C. A. Elmer, Miss Lyda Cox, General and Mrs. Vickers, and several officers. The party plans to meet Pendleton associates en route.
A brutal brawl erupted in Blackfoot Idaho county jail when five drunks were confined. A seven-man remand clash followed as horses were alcohol influenced. Chapman of Idaho Falls suffered severe injuries including a knocked-out eye and critical condition.
The ad touts Newbro's Herpicide as a killer of the herpes microbe responsible for dandruff itching scalp and falling hair. It claims the product destroys the microbe and leaves the air fresh. Sold by leading druggists with a sample offered for one cent in stamps via The Verpicide Co Detroit MI and Mrs A L Cook special agent.
All parties seeking fish and game licenses must apply to the county game warden. Any person found dishing and hunting without a license will be arrested and punished according to law.
Advertises bottled beer with the phrase American Pilsener available on sale at all bars for 20 cents per bottle.
Special one way trips with low round trip prices from Salt Lake City to Chicago Milwaukee Peoria St Paul and Minneapolis on May 27 29 June 3 5 10 12. Proportions from Utah Idaho Montana Wyoming and Nevada to railway destinations. Details from General Agent A Walker Chicago & North Western Box 760 Salt Lake City Utah.
A brief bar scene at Bannock Bar features the Ol Crew with Bourbon and Mount Vernon Rye in play. Patrons enjoy a late evening, the mood light, and the venue bustling with conversation and music.
On June Sed, Sth, 10th and 12th, 1905, the Short Line will sell tickets to eastern points including Minneapolis Chicago St Louis Memphis Omaha and Denver Trinidad at one first class fare plus 7 for the round trip. Tickets valid ten days each way final limit Sept 15 1905. Stopovers allowed west of the Missouri river. For details call at ticket office D B LOWRIE Agent.
The Pullman Observation sleeping cars on Rh I W trains leave Ogden and Bale Lake each evening, run via the Colorado Midland Railway to Denver and Colorado Springs, with all connections east and south and daylight runs through the Rocky Mountains. Tickets read via The Colorado Midland Railway.
Superintendent A G Sears of Idaho Falls schools and Prof HH Brown of Lincoln school visit with Prof Siders. Local couple Chas Kibler and Miss Mamie Pranklin marry in Blackfoot and return to Pocatello.
They claim English customers drink more tea and they plan to make hundreds of screens after a special pattern. The ad notes ten year durability and invites calls to measure. It lists Frank D. Brown's shop next to Sorensen's Bakery at 230 N Cleveland.
Notice is given that John Bwank, convicted of assault with a deadly weapon in Bannock County Idaho, sentenced November 1 1904 to two years in the state penitentiary at Holse City Idaho, will appear before the State Board of Pardons in Boise Idaho beginning July 1906 seeking a pardon.
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for light disorders and stubborn kidney diseases. It claims to cure Bright's Disease and diabetes in some cases and urges immediate use to prevent worse outcomes.
Hyomei should be breathed several times daily in May or June to cure catarrhal troubles. The vegetable preparation purifies the body by delivering oxygen and antiseptic action throughout, with a complete outfit priced at one dollar and extra bottles at fifty cents. Mrs. Ayes Sook offers a personal money back guarantee if it does not give relief.
Pocatello Hive No. 6 of the Ladies of the Maceabees holds its Wednesday meeting at Eagle Bath Place. Call after 4 pm at 109 No Cleveland Avenue for dues payment and notices involving Mary V. Elwell.
Letters of administration for the estate of William G. Lane were granted May 3, 1905, by the Probate Court Bannock County Idaho. Creditors must file claims for allowance at Kate Lane’s residence in Pocatello within ten months or be barred. May 3, 1905. Kate Lane widow.
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