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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
4
City council approves 1902 budget detailing salaries for officers and commissions amounting to 26055 dollars. Allocations include police pound, jail, city hall, fire department, street improvements, lighting, printing, elections, and sprinkling. Mayor and city clerk sign off on 3 June 1902.
Prices show ten lots in block 85 offered at 800 dollars each. Other entries include several lots priced 188, 600 and 1600 dollars. The list enumerates multiple parcels with varying values and references to the sale by a local brokerage.
Glens Ferry letters report visitors and departures including Mrs J H Hiler and two sons visiting relatives then heading to Huntington to see Mrs Cruse. Mrs Carrigan and Hazel return from Boise, others travel to Boise and Pocatello. A frost visits Glenns Ferry with no damage. A new livery barn is completed, and a Boise wedding unites Miss Mary McCarthy and Mr B H Smith with Glenns Ferry ties.
In the Western Plowman Dr J H Hannaford asserts an early cough properly treated can halt the progression to consumption and promote lung development and free breath. He recommends mene Balsam for throat and lungs with bottles at 26c and 50c, sold by Sprague's Pharmacy.
J F Murray the contractor left by noon for New York to sail aboard the Canard 8S Etruria on the 14th for a two month stay in London and at his home in Scotland. Lew Cook returned from Salt Lake City with fall stock of Stein-Bloch clothing for North and Douglas.
Mrs. John A. West and her daughter Miss Matey from Dillon Montana stopped in the city today while traveling to Salt Lake City where another daughter studies at Rowland Hall.
Night operator Mr. A Anderson moved to Brigham City for day work. A Mr. Smith replaced him. U S L built a section house at Oxford station. Louis Brossard family moved back from Mink Creek where he taught. Weather mild with a light frost nipping fruit. much remains. J W Baker elected school trustee. Decoration day observed with graves decorated. Mrs. George Boyce welcomed a son. mother and infant well. A Brossard to Thunder Mountain soon. Hudson from Salt Lake City visited. Thomas of Ogden noted for Blue Star coffee was in Oxford.
An advertisement claims a product preserves beauty by cleansing bowels and digestive organs. It promises a clear complexion and restored appetite. Sold for 96 and 60 cents a package at Lo Pprave Pharmacy.
The closing of the Lima dispatcher's office shifts all duties to nearby officials including Superintendent Olmstead Train master Hickey and Clerk Brooks. Yardmaster White and shop employee Croxall plus Nilsson are treated in Salt Lake City for medical issues. Mrs Manson and friends travel by private car The Three Spot to Butte. Hailey shipped 22 carloads of sheep to Chicago with more on the way per R E Gooding and Bugbee.
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho the administrator of the estate of Thomas Forrest deceased gives notice to creditors and all persons having claims to exhibit them with vouchers Within four months after first publication at No 780 Arthur Avenue North Pocatello Idaho the place for business of said estate Dated June 6 192? W A McHAN Administrator
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