Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge meeting in Lewiston Idaho
Notice for the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias Lewiston Idaho dated June 9 1903 plans travel for delegates. Short Line service to Lewiston and return priced around 687.95 with departure guidance from Potactello and Riparia connections. A B Marteon Agent coordinates after noon arrivals and train connections for June 6 7 events.
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Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias
Lewiston
Idaho
Riparia
Pocatello
Marteon
Al Delighthal Summer Trip East
A brief travel note suggests using Salt Lake City and Denver for an eastbound summer trip. It hints at a route plan and promotional tone for with travel convenience and stops along the way.
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al Delighthal
Salt Lake City
Denver
Philharmonic Society Festival in Beled Idaho Opens June
The Philharmonic Society in Beled Idaho announces a festival on June 6 1908 with tickets priced at 1.60 to Boles an spturm. Tickets go on sale June 7 and 8 with return travel on June 10. A B Matson.
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Beled
Idaho
Boles
A. B. Matsox
Me Artist Cam Palet In The Mountains
A fragmentary note mentions Cam Palet in a mountainous setting with a ripple motif. The readable text is sparse and lacks concrete details for a fuller report.
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Me Artist
Cam Palet
Tragedy at Winchester Issued By Jealous Husband
G. B. Snyder shot his wife at a point two and one half miles from Winchester on the reservation then killed himself. The murder appeared fueled by jealous rage as Mrs. Snyder and her mother traveled home with Mrs. King trying to shield her. The couple had been married about nineteen years and recently moved from Missouri to Winchester area. past quarrels included a chair assault and growing estrangement.
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Lewiston Tribune
Winchester
Snyder
Mrs. Snyder
Advics
Slo Ty
Miseoum Atoms
Caldesac
Sie
Lewiston
Joby King
Deadly cloudburst hits North Idaho townside and farmlands
A severe cloudburst with strong winds and hail struck about three and a half miles southwest of Mex Poses Monday evening. Flooding swept away houses, destroyed grain over a two by six mile area, and killed two people while others escaped or were swept from their homes. Cattle losses were extensive with many head missing and more than one family left homeless.
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Sawyer
Ennor
Mex Poses
Gail
Canyou
Wenyee Wen Collé
Wiltiem Beare
UO. H. Beste
Mra. Meare
Dempeey
Hie
Isaelia
Horle
Telen Polr
Merning
Mr. Dempsey
Youngeat
Burns
V. Coehsan
Robert Stegheseca
Warning on kidney trouble and cures advertised locally
A fragmentary notice urges readers with kidney or bladder trouble to try a local remedy advertised as Voley's Kidney Cure and points to Bean's Drug Store for chem products.
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Voley
Reve
Binkier
Chems Bean
Pocatello Baseball Club Dance Aids Uniform Fund
A late city note reports J A Teper and children visiting Halt Lake for two weeks while Pocatello plans a Friday June 14 game with Soda Springs and a hoped meeting with Salt Lake. A dance at the L D G Bell Hall raises funds for uniforms and regalia as Captain Ryan schedules Fri night plans. Memorable events include a Boston Memorial Day voyage of the Commonwealth with LDS missionary James Astle and a group of 82 missionaries headed for Idaho and Utah. Secretary Hicks attends Idaho Falls Sunday School. Governor Morrison visits Beice after Idaho Falls stop.
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Boseton
Commonwealth
Dominion Line
International Mercantile Marine Company
Boston
Liverpoo
America
Germany
Holland
England
Netherlands
James Astle
Pocatello
Idaho
Church of the Latter-day Saints
Utah
Child Passes Through Ogden Care After Hospital Transfer
Esra S. Heme, a deaf school instructor, accompanied several orphans bound for home when five year old Nora Waters, of Mackay, was separated from her father who headed to Ogden by mistake. Bannock hotel staff cared for the girl as she adapted to solitude with friendly help from the other girls. Her father plans to arrive this evening to bring her home.
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Esra
Heme
Deaf and Dumb
Odgen
Nora Waters
Mackay
Ogden
Bannock Hotel
Sbe
Henry Monroe Visits City with Brother-In-Law Quigley
Henry Monroe a well known Dempsey rancher is in the city today visiting with his brother in law D T Quigley.
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Henry Monroe
Dempsey
D. T. Quigley
Water Rights Case Rules Water Use Not Actionable
In W P Hard v Boles City Irrigation and Vand Com pany Judge George H Stewart sustains a motion to strike, ruling that a water user under a contract for irrigation is not a public operator and that water rights pass with land. Demurrer to the complaint is overruled. two causes of action remain but the equitable relief claim lacks a separable action.
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W. P. Hard
Boles City Irrigation & Vand Company
Ridenbaugh
Fair Grounds
Simpeco Sand
Y Hard
George H. Stewart
Reptel
Stewart
Hard
Boise State Amau
Railroad notes and gossip on Oregon Short Line switch
R E Wells announces the southern Oregon Short Line will transfer to San Pedro ownership at midnight June 30. Most personnel remain optional. a new division superintendent will be appointed. Prep work includes equipment upgrades, through connections to the coast, and work on legal and traffic details with officials including Davieco Gillett Peck and Senator Clark slated to visit.
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Oregon
R. E. Wells
San Pedro
Mgr. Welle
Salt Lake Herald
Riverdale
Traine
Santa Fe
Davieco
Machinery Department
Gillett and Peck
W. A. Clark
Summer Heat Causes Fatigue and Loss of Energy
The piece promotes Herbine as a tonic laxative and restorative to boost appetite digestion and liver activity. A testimonial from H. J. Freegard of Grand View Hotel Cheney Kan claims 19 years of use with high praise. Dr Newton of Newton Kas is cited as recommending the remedy.
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H. J. Freegard
Grand View Hotel
Cheney
Kan
Earth
Newton
Newton, Kas
A. L. Cook
Election in Pocatello on June 19 to borrow eight thousand dollars
Notice announces a June 19 1903 election at eight o clock P M in the Latter day Saints hall Garfield avenue Pocatello Idaho to authorize the Pocatello Corporation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints to borrow eight thousand dollars to build a house of worship and mortgage lots 11 12 and 13 block 456 to secure payment All corporation members are urged to attend Bishop H Suizza Wooxey date given May 1903 6 28 6 7 1
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Hall of the Latterday Saints
Garfield Avenue
Center and
Clark Streets
City of
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello Corporation
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Sainte
Center Street
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