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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
2
The Daily Tribune in Pocatello Idaho lists subscription rates for various terms with payment in advance. The paper is delivered every evening by carrier and complaints should be made at the office. it is entered at the Pocatello post office as second class matter.
City hall will host a mass meeting called by Mayor Loux next Tuesday evening to organize a Gate City Fourth of July event. Citizens and business leaders are urged to attend to coordinate plans and support the celebration.
A strong editorial condemns street harassers and flirts in Pocatello. The piece urges police to crack down on corner mashers and small female instigators, arguing paddling as a remedy would deter the brazen youths and improve evening promenades.
The piece laments the lack of suitable city parks in Pocatello for mid summer picnics. It notes lodge, school, Sunday school and church picnics are timely and urges creation or nearby access to a shady park for citizens to gather.
The text argues for establishing a city picnic park outside town rather than along the river. It notes travel distance from the city, feasibility of a streetcar or river steamer line, current park's lack of appeal, and that trees would take eight to ten years to provide shade. The author urges starting this year to ensure a future outing space.
The Tomahawk, 86 pages, is published by the Pocatello High School senior class. It contains a foreword dedicating the edition to superintendent R. Siders and features editors and staff including Lorrette Doddleson and Klein Hohenstion. The volume is illustrated with class, faculty, orchestra, sports teams, and student drawings, plus a photo page of the high school building.
A local dance is held tonight at McNichols and Wright Hall inviting residents to attend. The event promises music and socializing for community members.
Warns against catarrh remedies with mercury and urges prescriptions from physicians. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Includes note on Hall's Family Pills for constipation and urges buying genuine product from druggists.
The Board of Trustees of the Idaho Industrial Training School at St Anthony Idaho seeks sealed bids by 1 p m June 1 1907 for construction of a girls cottage and a boys cottage Plans available after May 20 at St Anthony copies from J T Humphries St Anthony W E Wheeler Idaho Falls at the Pocatello Tribune office and Wayland Fennell Boise Idaho Bids must be sealed marked Proposal with 2 percent certified check payable to Della Pyke secretary to the board Separate bids for plumbing and heating and for general contract only the board reserves the right to accept or reject all bids Signee W N Schilling president Della Pyke secretary 6-1-3-4-5
A Cedar Grove Maine man thanks Electric Bitters in a letter praising the remedy for liver and kidney trouble. He says three bottles cured his ailments after trial and discouragement. Temple Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins and McCammon distribute the medicine.
Directors levied a $1.00 per share assessment on all capital stock on May 11 1907 payable June 20 1907 to W F Fisher in Oxford Idaho. Delinquent shares will be advertised for sale at auction and sold July 7 1907 to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
Attend the dance at McNichols Wright hall tonight and observe the lively event. Local dancers and audiences expected, with music and socializing on the program.
Fly screens hung or made with general repair work available. Contact T. R. Vestal at 1016 W. Clark, city or call 1016 W. Clark.
Orders for cakes for parties prompt ly filled at Palace bakery. Best con fectionery in the city.
George A Sherman of Lisbon Red Mills New York states he suffered kidney disease for years despite medical treatment. After using Foley's Kidney Cure he felt relief from the first bottle and says four bottles cured him. He previously urinated every fifteen minutes and passed brick dust and slimy matter. Mrs A L Cook, druggist, endorses the remedy.
Our messenger service has grown to such an extent that we now operate a delivery wagon to handle packages trunks and other items across the city. For service call 91-7 or visit 123 South Main. A Douglass is the manager. Also see discounted electric flat irons at the American Falls Power Light and Water Co office on 2nd.
The city warns bicycle riders about the ordinance applying to streets and sidewalks. It prohibits riding on sidewalks and roaming on the streets and enforcement begins immediately. John M'Manuts, Chief of Police, urges riders to comply.
Palace Bakery at Arthur and Center promotes Nut Sundaes with home canned fruit. Local shop highlights novelty dessert option and hints at fresh fruit toppings.
C V Pepper of Fedora Tennessee was bedridden with hemorrhages of the lungs and throat. Doctors gave no help until he began using Dr King’s New Discovery, which brought instant relief. Coughing stopped, bleeding diminished, and in three weeks he returned to work. Trial bottle free. 60 cents and one dollar at Temple Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins Pocatello McCammon.
The Albion State Normal School board of trustees invites bids to furnish and install a complete electric lighting plant for the Albion Idaho campus. Bids will be opened in Albion Idaho on June 4 1907. The board may reject any or all bids. For information contact G A Axline Albion Idaho or Wayland Fennell Boise Idaho Lawrence Hansen President Joseph Y Haight Secretary 5 21 101d
A local notice reports U ENEAD IT flour selling at Pete Hansen's corner Center and Second Avenue. The price noted is $1.60 per sack.
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