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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1900
Page
4
Strawberries at Kane s and Hood River berries fresh today at Kane s Grocery. Harrison s jeweler sells Bismark spoons and Tom Moore cigars through W J Trapp & Co. Dr Blanchard dentistry, C J Lundgreen merchant, and Te Moore cigars featured. D A Keeney visits from Montpelier. Mrs Stayner to spend summer in Massachusetts. Wood River saloon undergoes spring overhaul. Mrs J Johnson travels to Pennsylvania to settle her father s estate.
The St Josephs School closing exercises are set for Thursday, June 23 with students and staff preparing. Judge O C Garthwait visited from McCammon noting good crops after a Sunday shower. The Seady League hosts an ice cream social June 17 at Mrs J D Malone from 7:29 to 11 pm. J A Standley offers affordable city water tapping services. Readers urged to own Official History of the Paris Exposition and Campbell's Illustrated Journal via Miss Scadden in Pocatello. The Auditorium company filed articles of incorporation with 15000 capital to rebuild the old opera house, work to start next week. John ar heads Brown's barber shop on East. local artist Mr. Brough is noted for his work. An unknown man was killed near Pocatello between town and American Falls by a train at 10:50 am. engineer Brew reports near-miss incidents yesterday. The Women of Woodcraft Pacific Jurisdiction convention for Utah and Southern Idaho starts June 20 in Pocatello, with Palm Leaf Circle preparing events for delegates. Old Government Whiskey is marketed by W S Hopson of Pocatello as a pure stimulant for invalids, endorsed by Army doctors and city boards of health.
Sub-committees for the Fourth of July exercises are urged to meet and prepare their plans and report in writing to H. B. Kinport. An auction for race track privileges will occur June 11 in front of North & Coghless to raise funds for pool saloon lunch counter and grand stand access. George North will act as auctioneer. The parade committee praised for its orderly work.
The note claims the current event equals a prior Fair performance that earned three gold medals. It urges shoppers to seek Three Crown branded goods and reject substitutes, presenting promotional language rather than a news item.
A stray gelding described as about four years old with a clover teat brand on the right shoulder was left at NowsEash Sorrells place near Pocatello. Owner must prove ownership, pay charges, and claim the animal or it will be sold by law. May 22 1900. The notice also includes an advertisement for a digestive cure recipe.
A marketing notice asserts that symptoms like dull headache pains and fever indicate impure blood and promises purification with Acker's Blood Elixir. It claims the remedy cures scrofulous or syphilitic poison and any blood disease, sold with a positive guarantee.
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