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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1902
Page
4
Palm Leaf Circle presents the Belles of Blackville tonight at the Auditorium with a full house expected. No show tomorrow night. Old Maid's Convention set for Monday June 9 at the same venue. Tickets bought for tomorrow will admit Monday. Purchase early to secure admission.
Railroad notes state dining car superintendent F. E. Lewis arrives today from Salt Lake City to head the Short Line dining car operation here. He will move into the company residence left by Trainmaster Williams, who with his family relocates to Salt Lake City. Williams is now dispatching at Salt Lake City. About one fourth of the steel for the new machine shops has been installed, signaling a large, impressive building when finished.
A lone hobo named Michael O Walk faced Judge Stephens this morning. He claimed no visible means of support and recalled a lost home after an engine backed up and took it away. The judge sentenced him to fifteen days on the chain gang with city work and meals.
Walter Sparks reported his missing son from a ranch near American Falls. A search party including H V Platt George Green and Theo Turner located a dog and set out with about twenty men to trail the lad. At midnight they learned the boy was found three miles from the ranch en route to Pocatello, safe.
Reports from Salt Lake City detail Mr. C F Turner escorting A O Grady’s father home to Joliet while the elder shows poor prospects for recovery. A Montpelier sheep shearer gang shooting a passing train was nabbed after one man confessed it was just in fun. Woodmen of the World plan grave decorations on Sunday June 8 with local members gathering at Woodman Hall at 1 30 PM. Tom Shea arrives from Salt Lake City to attend reservation openings. Blyth Fargo buys Esheim Mercantile stock in Park City, Utah, a major local firm. Masonic Directors opened temple bids from 25 980 to 34 952. Robesser bid 25 930 considered after others rejected.
A Longtime dyspepsia sufferer from Merry Oakas, North County, credits Kodol with dramatic relief after trying many doctors and remedies. The testimonial notes improved digestion and appetite, urging not to rely on dieting but on Kodol to help assimilate food.
George A. Robethan assumed the role of receiver of the Land Office at Blackfoot at closing time Saturday under orders from Commissioner Hermann. A telegram from the General Land Office dated May 31 approved the bond and authorized mailing of the commission today. Receipt to Receiver Rogers was issued after hours.
Boxing contest at the Auditorium in Pocatello drew crowds though not as many as hoped. Kelley defeated the Honolulu Kid in a twenty round bout, earning praise for his honorable style and securing the victory by a knockout in the nineteenth round. Rodgers remained on the sick list, and preliminaries were added to the program.
The Democratic state committee meets in Boise to decide where the state convention will be held. Boise leads in the talks, with Nampa and Pocatello strong contenders, while candidates for governor include Hunt and Jackson.
A long hotel arrivals column lists numerous guests and their hometowns including Chicago Hailey Louisville Portland Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Ogden Omaha Spokane Blackfoot City New York San Francisco Boise Omaha City and many others. Names include Esther Riley Chas B Everett J H O Neill W Seaton W K Baird Ed Jackson Wm Feen J W Kelly and C EK Montgomery among dozens of travelers.
Mothers alerted to watch for worm symptoms in children and use WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE price 2.60. Also promotes BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP to prevent coughs and colds with prices 0.26 and 0.60, available at Mrs A L Cook's.
Advertisement claims users feel better instantly after taking Herrbine and gain more nourishment and vigor from meals. It states the product makes one strong and lively and lists a price of 69 cents at Mrs. A. L. ’s shop.
The fragment mentions Spelok and Sherman in a context suggesting curses and health concerns. The readable text is limited, with no clear event or date to anchor a full report. Further detail is needed to form a complete news item.
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