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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1903
Page
3
Yesterday's high and low temperatures are missing. Precipitation totals show 156 inches since January 1 with below normal rainfall. Sunshine hours were limited with 10 hours of visibility and 2.37 inches of moisture recorded.
The city council will meet in regular session tonight. Constable Reynolds arrested Lewis Aberts for disturbing the peace. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs J S Campbell. Grase around the courthouse is growing. trees are slow to start. Showers and thunderstorms expected tonight and Wednesday. H W Lockhart attended the Sullivan murder case in Cokeville Wyoming. Mrs Thus Lawrence sprained ankle crossing Grant avenue alley. Woman's Study League holds special meeting Thursday at 2 30 pm at Mrs D W Church home. Judge J M Masonheimer travels to Pueblo Colorado for a month with his son. Albert Wilson of Denver and Katie E Bell of Pocatello wed Saturday. Masonheimer officiated. Lyric Club meets tonight at Mrs George North home. attendance high as season ends in September.
A tower endured an elegant thunder storm just after noon with thunder, lightning, and heavy rain cascading in torrents for a brief period.
Miss Marietta Carter arrived this morning on the 11 o'clock train from Omaha on her way home to Rexburg. She will spend a few days with her cousin Mrs. Chas. Queen.
Powers entered Harrison's jewelry store and passed a forged ten dollar check. He was arrested and brought before Judge White who sentenced him to thirty days in jail.
Mrs. W. H. Cleave Mrs. George W. Flood Mr. T. D. McDowell and Mr. Corbett Terrell depart for Idaho Falls to attend the State Sunday School convention in session there. Rev. Mr. Gillilan also leaves this evening for the same destination.
Doc Nielsen filed in Judge White's court against W K Hitchcock for attempting to pass a forged $20 check drawn by himself on the Bank of Idaho Falls. The People's Store suffered flood damage as an upstairs faucet ran all night, leaking water into the shop below.
Dan Swinebart won the old blacksmith shop and power house for 75 dollars via Sart. Manson while Chrie Han sen' negotiated with Mr Taylor from the Store department. Both bidders unknowingly pursued the same assets in parallel.
Three choice potted plants were stolen from a grave at Mountain View cemetery between Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. It is noted this act signals vandalism more serious than simple pranks. Directors of the Pocatello Fair & Driving association met last night and authorized President North to take unspecified action.
C B Johnson named superintendent of the grading work. Joseph St Onge sues A Benjamin in district court for 1045 dollars arguing he was hired in Canada to bake in Pocatello and discharged without cause after moving here. Epworth League elects officers led by H D Cheney and John W Meyer. Pocatello Stake holds quarterly conference June 6 to 8 with meetings across departments and Sunday services.
Eighteen wooden tanks each holding about 1000 gallons offered for sale. Suitable for irrigation and water purposes. Inquiries to Pocatello Mercantile Co. tf.
Advert reads that hot weather saps energy and offers Herbine as a tonic laxative and restorative to boost appetite aid digestion and liver activity. A testimonial from H. J. Freegard of Grand View Hotel Cheney Kansas claims 12 years of use and high praise from Dr Newton Newton Kansas. 500 units mentioned at Mrs A L Cooks.
Three daily trains run from San Francisco to Chicago via the Union Pacific Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. The notice urges travelers to learn about the new service and its schedule. Agent C. 8. Williams of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway in Salt Lake City invites inquiries at West Second South Street.
Scenic Canyon of the Grand attracts travelers on the Rio Grande line touted as the World's Scenic Route. Campaigning for travel, the copy extols winter and summer beauty and quotes Cy Warman praising the landscape. Tickets and rates offered through agent W F Ilzgerrald, general agent, Hutte, Montana.
Effective Dec. 14 1002 the schedule lists arrival and departure times for trains at the station. Details enumerate arrival times, platform assignments, and departure horizons for morning and evening services. The notice outlines service windows and potential delays due to weather or track work.
A letter from Robert RB Wak ef Belem We tasers recounts five years of kidney disease and failing health. After trying physicians and remedies, Foley's Kidney Cure cured him in less than two bottles, leaving him sound and well. Sale announced at Bean's Drug Store.
Tickets available to points east including Chicago and St Louis at regular first class round trip fare plus two dollars. Sale dates June 6, 7, 12, 13, 15 1903 with continuous passage in each direction. Final return limit September 15 1903. Inquiries at Short Line ticket office.
A pamphlet offers a free copy of the Panoramic Folder detailing the Denver and Rio Grande Western railways Econio line. The line runs guided excursions and daily through sleepers and dining cars to Denver Omaha Kansas City St Louis or Chicago via Salt Lake City and Denver. Interest addressed to Argive G. W. Fitzgerald and Geo. W. Heints.
Agency offers travel information on low rates from February 15 to April 30 1908 for eastern friends visiting the West. The service promises details on rates train service baggage and stopovers. Williams commercial agent Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Salt Lake City 106 West Second South St.
An advertisement invites travelers from anywhere to the West or East to choose the Rio Grande Line for a delightful journey with inducements and accommodations. It calls the route artistically scenic and premier for continental destinations, urging requests for rates and copies of a tour book.
Informative notice urging readers going east to obtain complete information about the new overland service offered by Union Pacific and the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. A postal card to C. B. Williams, commercial agent, at 108 W. 94 South St Salt Lake City will reveal details.
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