Bannock County approves new court house plans in special session
George Brough of Pocatello submitted plans for a two story pressed brick and stone Bannock County Court House with basement and tower. Estimated cost 15000 dollars. Bids to be sought. contract target set for July. Also details on Academy and public school projects led by J G Robesser and Tourtellotte with bids and bond sales noted.
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Board of County Commissioners
George Brough
Pocatello
Bannock County Court House
Brough
J. G. Robosser
W. E. Weare
Salt Lake City
J. B. Tourtellotte
Boise
W. 8. Campbell
L. M. Wood
Topeka
Kans
Charles H. Burggraf
Albany
Ore
B. H. Stephens
Kenton
Ohio
Elliott & West
Seattle
Wash
C. F. White
Spokane
Board of Education
J. G. Robesser
Liddell & Harmon
Tourtellotte of
Court House
Academy of Idaho
Digestive aid promises rest for stomachs and renewed function
Advertisement claims Kodol Dys Cure digests all foods without stomach aid, enabling rest and natural function recovery. Mentions Mrs. A. L. Cook and Bean's drug store as sources.
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A. L. Cook
Bean
City Council Meeting Briefs May Arrests and Budget Reports
City Council met Tuesday evening with most members present except Kelly and Dodds. Chief Brown reported 39 arrests in May including 22 prostitutes and 13 disturbers of the peace. Fines totaled 167 with six convicts jailed after performing work to settle fines. Finance committee to review reports. sympathy resolutions for Dodds adopted and published. An advance show sought a $65 circus license but the council approved the standard $25 fee. Meeting adjourned until Thursday.
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Condon
Kelly
Dodds
Brown
Councilman Church
Woodmen Meeting for Memorial and Unveiling Services
Woodmen of the World invited to meet at Woodman Hall on Sunday June 9 1901 at 1 pm sharp to participate in memorial and unveiling services. All who can are urged to attend.
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Woodman Hall
Thanks From Fort Hall Presbyterian Mission
Card of Thanks from the First Presbyterian church Fort Hall thanking Ross Fork and others for aiding a mission dinner on Fort Hall reservation. Ames J. Frost chairs the Board of Trustees. Also includes an advertisement for One Minute Cough Cure claiming cures for coughs.
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Presbyterian Mission
Fort Hall Reservation
Ames J. Frost
Lane's Medicine Promises Gentle Daily Bowels
A historical advertisement touts Lane's Pauilly Medicine as a pleasant herbal laxative that acts gently on the stomach liver and kidneys. It claims daily bowel movement and ease of use akin to tea. Priced 25 cents and 60 cents, available at Sprague's Pharmacy.
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Lane
Sprague's Pharmacy
McCammon Idaho News Notes Big Wheat Haul and School Vote
McCammon reports a peaceful week with Charles Davis scare debunked, a wedding dance for Hiram Hulse, and crops praised as Malad Gentile Valley farmers ship last year’s wheat to mills. School election re elected J G Schwing, free text books and sinking fund favored, turnout about 25 percent. Locals note frost risk, sheep dipping, and visitors from Mountain Home and American Falls.
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McCammon
Idaho
Charles Davis
Davis
Hiram Hulse
Logan
Alva Lewis
H. O. Harkness
Mr. Moss
Edwin Gittens
Dewey
Utah
Booker
W. H
Homer
J. G. Schwing
Charles Miller
Mountain Home
Wm. Mullen
W. Webb
American Falls
Mr. Mullen
City Council Extends Sympathies to Dodds in Bereavement
The City of Pocatello Common Council expresses sincere sympathy to councilman James H. Dodds after the death of his wife. Adopted unanimously, the resolution urges support for Dodds during his hour of bereavement and orders minutes and publication to city papers.
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Councilman
James H. Dodds
City of Pocatello
Dodds
Van Kuran Pleads Not Guilty To Embezzlement Charge
Arthur J. Van Kuran was arraigned before Judge Stewart on an embezzlement charge from the Oregon Short Line company and pleaded not guilty waiving time for pleading. Trial date to be set. represented by Judge Powers and D. N. Straup amid a crowded courtroom with other defendants.
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Arthur J. van Kuran
Dana T. Smith
Oregon Short Line Company
Stewart
van Kuran
Judge Powers
D. N. Straup
Deseret News
June
Sth
Ida Rodkey to Speak at Baptist Church Tonight
President Byron W. King of King's School of Oratory praises Miss Ida Rodkey as a capable elocutionist teacher and reader. The public may hear her at the Baptist Church this Thursday evening, June 6, at 7.
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Byron W. King
King's School of Oratory
Pittsburg
Rodkey
Ida Rodkey
The
Baptist Cburch
Montpelier water works plan defeated in close vote
In Montpelier a proposed 20 000 water works project failed by a narrow margin due to statute restrictions requiring a two thirds majority. Blackfoot held a 10 miles special school tax vote Tuesday. it was defeated and the school board resigned promptly. A Montpelier jewelry store burglary netted about 250 dollars in valuables including coins. police pursue a gang suspected in a similar St Anthony robbery.
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Montpelier
Blackfoot
The
Newe
E M. Stewart
St. Anthony
Idaho divorce case cites extreme cruelty amid farm life near Payette
Maregarethe Helene Sidonije Eiffe filed for divorce from Carl Caesar Eiffe alleging extreme cruelty. She says he drove her from their 80 acre Payette area home on May 4 with a four month old child Eberhardt. She seeks custody, return of dower valued at 5000 marks (1250) and proper relief. They wed in Halle on the Saale Germany on March 28, 1900. Governor Hunt returns from the Buffalo expo praising Idaho’s Pan-American exhibit and forestry timber display as outstanding.
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The
Boise Statesman
Margarethe Helene Sidonije Eiffe
Carl Caesar Eiffe
Payette
Eberhardt
Halle-on-the-Salle
Germany
Governor Hunt
Oither
Idaho
Republican State central committee meets in Boise picks Gooding chair
Twenty of twenty two counties attend the Boise gathering. Seestor Shoup resigns Ada county seat. Frank T. Wyman elected to fill the vacancy. James R. Greer admitted to represent Clear Water County. Fenn resigns as chairman. Frank K. Gooding elected chairman by 15 votes to 7 and 4 for Patrie, later unanimous pledge to advance party interests.
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Republican State Central Committee
Boise
Cassia
Washington
Seestor Shoup
Ada County
Frank T. Wyman
James R. Greer
Orofino
Clearwater
Committee of Credentials
F. A. Fenn
Frank K. Gooding
Matt Patrie
Mr. Gooding
Green's August Flower Praised by Professor Hollowna
In remarks attributed to Prof. Hollowna, Green's Flower is touted as a universal remedy for dyspepsia, liver and stomach disorders, and constipation. The piece claims travelers and salesmen prefer it, notes safety with frequent use, and mentions free bottles from Mrs. A. L. Cook's drug store and availability by dealers worldwide through Green's Almanac.
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Hollowna
Green
A. L. Cook
Favorable Idaho Weather Boosts Fruits and Crops
Idaho weather through June 4 brings mostly cool spells and scattered showers. Beneficial rains in the north and west promote rapid crop growth, haying starts in the southwest, and early crops show strong growth though some frost risk. Fruit prospects are good for apples pears cherries and Italian prune, with light yields for plums and peaches. Stock on the range improves as showers enrich range grass across central and eastern areas.
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Idaho
U. S. Climate and Crop Service
Payette
Water scarcity fears ahead of irrigation season
The article notes sufficient rainfall provides irrigation water but mountain streams are receding earlier than normal, risking water shortages for areas removed from the Snake River irrigation canals and prompting concern among farmers dependent on those streams.
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Snake River
Four Lions Encounter in Idaho Ravine
A nameless narrator from the St. Louis Republic recounts a tense Idaho mountain visit where four mountain lions slept in sunlight. Startled, they awaken with snarls. the beasts retreat after a moment, leaving the speaker shaken with hair standing on end and a numb, fearful sensation.
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Nimrod
St. Louis Republic
Idaho
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Druggist Family Use
A druggist from Van Keten New York says he has sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for five years with complete satisfaction. He notes he uses it in his own family for ordinary coughs colds and post nasal coughs and finds it very effective. Sold by all druggists.
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J. Goldsmith
van Keten
N.Y
Fragmented OCR note hints at a late night head ache remedy
The unreadable text mentions waking with a headache and taking an unspecified remedy to feel better. It references Krause and a seller, but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Krause
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