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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
3
Forecast for Idaho calls for cloudy skies with likely showers tonight and on Wednesday. Yesterday’s figures show a maximum of 52 and a minimum of 39 with mean 46. Precipitation since January 1 totals 7.54 inches, with 0.52 inches in the last 24 hours. William Bell, Observer.
Ed Murphy of McCammon visits for business in the city. Robert E. Reynolds of Salt Lake, forest service, is a Bannock guest on official business. Mr. and Mrs. L Ruebelmann return from California Oregon and Washington and viewed the fleet in San Francisco. Mrs. G N Brunker of Ogden returns home from a visit with local relatives. Bert Stoker returns from Boise with wife. Oneida County Judge postpones term to June 29 with Judge Walters to sit. Notables arrive for Bannock stay include Neenan Monroe Ingram Montgomery. Various citizens pass through to Twin Falls for the Democratic convention. Alfred Person Stenbeck seeks US citizenship. Ezra Meeker retraces Oregon trail and discusses national highway with Roosevelt. L D S Hall hosts play The Kingdom of Mother Goose Friday and Saturday. Twin Falls baseball shutout of 12 to 0 by Pocatello league team. Women of Woodcraft initiation in American Falls. Academy Senior class presents The Merchant of Venice Up-to-Date. Marriage license issued for Thomas Coffin and Isabel Evans to wed in Salt Lake. C E Arney reports Dubois convention control remarks duringTwin Falls Democratic state convention.
Mrs Chris Armstrong opens a hat shop at 238 West Center, inviting ladies to call and view her fine line of hats. Previously the Turf cafe, the location now hosts the new business venture.
The article claims high elevations bring fevers while lower levels bring malaria, and promotes Electric Bitters as the most effective remedy to overcome climate effects such as lassitude malaria jaundice biliousness fever and general weakness. Sold under guarantee at Ferguson & Jenkins Drug stores Pocatello and McCammon.
An advertisement claims McGee's Baby Elixir soothes crying infants, calms nerves, promotes normal sleep, aides disordered bowels and sour stomach, and has no harmful drugs. Sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook at 25 and 50 cents per bottle.
Ben Toy and Loni Fong of Pocatello Idaho announce purchase of all rights to the Metropolitan restaurant located at 311 West Center Street along with all furniture fixtures stoves utensils and dishes. The new owners pledge to repair the business and run it in first class style with courteous service for patrons.
Advertisement notes coal and kindling sale by Amber Co Limited at six fifty per bundle and sixty cents per unit with contact telephone 252. The fragment confirms pricing and supplier details for coal and kindling products.
An old advertisement warns that cuts sprains bruises and burns from boys require quick treatment. It promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment with directions and claims pain relief and healing. Prices listed as 266 600 and 1.00, sold by Mrs A L Cook.
City of Pocatello issues a call for warrants from 518 to 539 dated May 9 1908. Warrants will be paid with interest to date of call upon presentation at Bannock National Bank. Goldie McCallister City Treasurer dated May 26 1908.
Plenty first class wheat available at L Ruebelmann and Son located at 121 South Second Avenue The phone number listed is 47 red offering grain for buyers and merchants in the area.
Testimonials from Mrs. M A Drake Lodwick Edwards and Mrs Bertha Weekly praise Hyomei for rapid relief from catarrh bronchitis hay fever and coughs. The ad claims Hyomei cures catarrh bronchitis hay fever asthma and offers a money back guarantee. Each $1 pocket inhaler includes relief and extra bottles cost 50 cents each.
The Star theatre on South First avenue shows The Black Princess a 1280 foot film chain tonight and tomorrow night drawing capacity crowds. Other films include The Tendarme Good Joke Suspicious Husband Playmates and Beauty Parlors. Miss Deleine Bowers contralto performs tonight with Just Tonight Sweetheart and Good Night Beloved.
The Idaho Consolidated Power Co will pay a reward of 5.00 for arrest and conviction of any person found guilty of breaking amps globes insulators or any other property of the company. By W. F. Murphy General Manager.
County Treasurer Julia M. Sullivan announces presentation of Expense Fund Warrants Nos. 65 to 81 dated April 16 1908 with interest to date of call. Official call posted May 16 1908 in Bannock County.
Greatly reduced fares for trips on June 1st 6th 8th 12th 13th and 15th via Oregon Short Line and Overland Route to Omaha Kansas City Chicago St Louis and other eastern points Tickets limited to October 31st.
Excursion planned via O L from Poca tello and west stations. Depart June 2 3 4 with limit June 10. O L agents will provide details for travel to Twin Falls Idaho for the convention.
War With Japan could not possibly make so many crip ples as rheumatism does every year. And yet there is no reason why ths dis ease should cripple anyone, if all suf ferers will rule the affected parts night and morning with Ballard's Snow Liniment. Cures all aches and pains. For sale by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
Notice declares a special bond election in Pocatello Idaho Bannock County on Tuesday June 30 1908 under ordinance No 170 passed by the city council. Voter eligibility and polling details are provided in the notice.
Mayor announces a May 21 1908 special election for Pocatello voters to approve 106353.96 in municipal coupon bonds to fund sewers and drainage and to handle outstanding warrants. Bonds issued under Idaho law may be paid over 20 years with annual sinking fund payments and interest up to 5 percent. Precinct polling places are Salvation Army hall, Mahan Edghill store, and EB Houde barber shop locations.
Election notices explain how voters mark the ballot with an X in the top circle to vote in favor and in the bottom circle to vote against the bond proposal. The notice is issued by Mayor C. E. M. Loux and City Clerk T. M. Gilmore of Pocatello Idaho on May 27 1908 and follows city council order.
Mme Marie Cherano the clairvoyant and palmist offers hand reading for 50 cents and full life reading for $1 under strict confidentiality at Avalon Rooms 313 Centre Street West. Limited time only.
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