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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
5
Royal Neighbors will meet Wednesday night in regular session in Eagle hall with good attendance expected. Gate City Commandery No. 4 K T holds regular meeting tonight and will confer the Temple degree.
A special meeting of Portneuf lodge No 18 A F and A M will be held Wednesday evening with the B A degree to be conferred.
Mrs. M. J. Frazier of Denver, sister of H. E. B. Sabin of the Temple pharmacy, left yesterday for her home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Sabin of 137 North Garfield avenue.
Jesse M. Chase, Ford manager, returned from Salt Lake with W A Ryan and C A Brownell delivering a mechanical clinic. New machinery and tools were bought and will be installed, making the local Ford shop one of the west’s best equipped for repairs. A $4100 repair part shipment arrived, bringing stock to over $15,200 at Pocatello for local owners.
Frank Proudfit of Ogden and Clara Benedict of Pleasantville Pennsylvania were granted a marriage license on Monday at the county clerk's office.
To Entertain Society The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society will be entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Mary Chapman and mother, Mrs. Milienberger, at their home, 551 South Sixth.
The Royal Highlanders lodge plans a card party Wednesday evening at the Odd Fellows hall. Refreshments will be served and a large crowd is expected to attend.
George J Smyth an east side jeweler returned Sunday evening from a trip to St Louis and Chicago He attended the Presbyterian church general assembly in session for ten days while in St Louis
The Nurses association of St. Anthony's hospital hosts the third dance in a series at the Commercial hall this evening. Music by the Victory orchestra promises an enjoyable night.
The west side fire department answered a 9 o'clock call at the Palace barber shop where an awning burned. The owner suspects the blaze began from a careless match or cigarette butt thrown into the canopy folds. Inkom Dance Tonight is listed as a social event.
James Stone charged with first degree murder and Fred Marlowe charged with grand larceny were moved Monday from Bannock county jail to Soda Springs. They will be tried this week in the first Caribou county district court session.
A regular Pocatello council session will be held Wednesday evening with Grand Knight P. C. O'Malley reporting on business from the state convention at Moscow two weeks prior. Organizers expect a large turnout for tomorrow night’s meeting.
J. M. Thacker and J. F. Thacker of Pocatello visited May 29 at the Los Angeles chamber of commerce exhibit of Southern California products, the country’s largest maintained by a commercial group. They attended lectures and moving pictures and planned to tour more places before returning home.
Charles W. Newman of the National Optical Company announces a Pocatello wholesale operation on West Clark street behind Lewis Dry Goods. The shop will serve trade prescriptions and repairs with July 1 doors opening for a northwest extending business. Sheep dealer Jesse J. Snow makes Pocatello headquarters with Hibbard Bros Incorporated in the First National Bank Building.
The Idaho Technical Institute Conservatory of Music faculty presented a successful night of varied works. Genevieve Gilbert impressed with Puccini and Mendelssohn arias while Professor Blair and Campbell delivered strong violin and piano selections. The performance showcased technical skill, expressive depth, and a community-wide appreciation for the conservatory’s contribution to northwest art.
Weather report from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Pocatello Idaho for 24 hours ending 6 am today. Highest temperature yesterday 71 degrees.
Daily high 71 degrees and low 56 with clear skies. Temperature anomalies show today above normal by 11 degrees and since month start rainfall totals 0 inches with a 2.82 inch monthly deficit. Sunrise at 5:62 and sunset at 6:64 with SE winds at 12 miles per hour.
Readers are urged to try Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation, with the claim that everyone who uses them is benefited.
An old advertisement touts Gets-It as the sole painless corn remover. It praises drops on the corn, promises easy peeling with fingers, and warns against messy salves and razors. The product is marketed by E. Lawrence & Co in Chicago Illinois with a money back guarantee and a small price at any drug store.
Fletcher R Burrus & Co offers real estate investments surety bonds and auto fire theft liability insurance and conveyancing services. The firm operates in property and risk management with a broad portfolio for individuals and businesses.
Property features include a near new two story home with front room beamed ceiling fireplace and mantel dining room two bedrooms bath kitchen screened porch and basement with furnace garage on a corner lot at 60 by 90. Offers start at 4200 cash plus 2000 loan at 8 percent with 221 cash required. Also listed are additional properties at 321 North Buchanan Street and 745 South Avenue with rent potential and future purchase options. We represent American Surety Company of New York and list insurers including Northwestern National Insurance and Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance.
The document notes Missoula insurer figures: The Millers National Insurance Co of Chicago shows assets of 3 323 980.08 dollars and another firm, The Dubuque Fire and Marine Insurance Co of Dubuque Iowa, with assets unspecified in the fragment.
The Netherlands Fire Insurance Co and American Head Office in Chicago advertise their long history and compliance with Idaho laws. They promote insuring dwellings personal property office equipment stock stores factories and vehicles and invite calls to discuss insurance needs.
Insurance items include Lands Automobile Fire Theft and liability coverages. Conveyancing services are offered to secure titles and handle transfers.
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