Pioneer Agrippa Cooper Plans Move to Utah for Orchard
Agrippa Cooper a Bannock county pioneer who freighted via Portneuf canyon to Montana in the 1870s and later farmed near McCammon since 1887, visits Gate City before relocating to Provo Utah to manage a fine fruit orchard. He was born in Beaver county Utah in 1855 and married to Tda Raymond with five children. He once served as deputy sheriff of Oneida county.
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Agrippa Cooper
Bannock County
Portneuf Canyon
Montana
Pocatello
Gate City
Provo
Utah
Cooper
McCammon
Gem State
Beaver County
Ural Northern
U. P
Wyoming
Fielding Academy
Paris
Bear Lake County
New York
A. C
Logan
Oneida County
North Colts Fall to Blackfoot in Grove City Game
North’s Colts, a crack Pocatello baseball team, lost 12 to 4 to Blackfoot on Grove City grounds. Pitcher Carmack wrestled a lame shoulder, forcing Cordon to relieve. Blackfoot scored six in the sixth inning. The Colts rode home exhausted after delayed No. 8 train.
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North
Colts
Pocatello
Grove City
Carmack
Gate City
Lee Harper Walker
Cordon
Blackfoot
Grand Master Whitwell Visits Idaho Masons for Official Address
Dr W C Whitwell grand master of Masons for Idaho visits Salmon City to meet local lodge. A special meeting is called with M M degree to be conferred and a lodge banquet to follow. Whitwell will discuss the condition and progress of the Masonic order in the state. all Masons are invited.
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W. C. Whitwell
Salmon City
Idaho
Order
Whitwell
Star Theatre Tonight Offers New Program Mix
Star Theatre presents a revised Monday night program with acts including At the Stave Door and The Black Witch along with Princess Ideal and Yankee tie. Matinees run Wednesday and Saturday at 2 30 p.m. Admission is 10 cents for adults and 5 cents for children.
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Star Theatre
Princess Ideal
Pelo Date Oval
Dubois in Town and Local Visit Highlights
Late locals list Dubois visiting from Blackfoot and newspaper man John R. Napton from Marshall Missouri visiting briefly. Mrs O Melveney departs for Coeur d’Alene to attend Eastern Star, while a dance at McNichols Wrights hall supports the High School athletic fund. Mrs B K Albert to live at Bonanza Bar for summer. J G Houde and William Kelly attend Knights of Pythias grand lodge in Twin Falls. Miss Ethel Aradeliffe travels to Salt Lake for her mother’s wedding.
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John R. Napton
Marshall, Mo
Democrat-News
Grand
O’melveney
Coeur d’Alene City
Grand Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Pocatello
McNichols & Wright’s Hall
P. Grand Lodge
J. G. Houde
William Kelly
Twin Falls
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ethel Aradeliffe
Taylor
Salt Lake
Rain Delays and Health News Hit Local Schedule
Rain and hail postponed the Pocatello vs Soda Springs game again today. Conductor Fred G. Rice was moved to a hospital last night for stomach trouble amid concern. St Joseph's school closes with June 23 exercises at St Joseph's hall, 50 cent admission for grounds improvements.
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Pocatello
Soda Spring
Fred G. Rice
Mr. Rice
St. Joseph’s School
St. Joseph’s Hall
Weather marks end of spring as rainstorms hit Pocatello
A heavy rain and hail storm swept Pocatello shortly before noon, with water pouring in sheets before the deluge faded. Weather observers call it the last gasp of spring and heralds say summer has arrived. Mr and Mrs Harry Kinport and daughter Willoween returned from Seattle and other coast cities where they viewed the fleet, travelling from Seattle to Tacoma near the big fighting ships.
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Pocatello
Harry Kinport
Willoween
Seatle
Kinports
Seattle
Tacoma
Soda Springs School Chief Visits City for Local Game
Up to Date Schools head Prof G W Fox in town for a look at Soda Springs vs Pocatello game. He notes new work in the Soda Springs public schools and solid plans behind the school program. Police Judge Kane's matinee sentences three rags and two drunks each fined five dollars. one man paid. A depot arrest of "Cotton Top" Percy for mooching. bandit-like chatter aside, no more details. A Sunday school class presented Mother Goose Farewell at L D S amusement hall, with Mrs Eli Jacobsen directing forty five children. show sold out and proceeds benefit the church.
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G. W. Fox
Soda Springs
Povatello
Kane
Percy
Pocatello
Eli Jacobsen
Portly man jokes about sitting on his hat on train
A brief Montreal Star quip has a portly passenger telling a neighbor he would sit on the other man’s hat. The reply turns the joke into a playful exchange aboard a railroad car.
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Montreal Star
Kaw River Still On A Rampage
The Kaw river in Kansas City and Topeka is rising toward the 1904 flood high water. A 20 foot gauge reading signals rising levels with renewed speed. Armouredale Argen tine residents evacuate homes as stocks move to upper floors amid disrupted rail service.
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Kansas City
Armourdale
Argentine
Government Bureau
Topeka
Kaw
Government Weather Bureau
Kaw Valley
New Tariff on the Short Line
Salt Lake June 8. Oregon Short Line traffic department will publish a new schedule omitting the 20 percent extra charge on freight at the railroad risk. The change, likely adopted by other lines, follows a rule long ignored in practice and aims to comply with Interstate Commerce Commission demands.
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Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line Traffic Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Po catello Alumni Banquet Celebrates Class of ’08
Old and new Po catello High School alumni gathered at the Bannock hotel for a banquet serving about 30. Dr O B Steely acted as toast master and speeches included Tom Dolman’s Welcome to the Class of 08 and Grace Black remarks. Edgar C Smith was reelected president and officers were chosen for the coming year with Helen Peek Tupper as vice president Florence Harvey secretary and John Weflington treasurer.
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Pocatello High School
Bannock Hotel
O. B. Steely
Tom Dolman
Grace Black
Edgar C. Smith
Pocatello School
Notice to Electors Second Precinct Bannock County Idaho
Notice from Maude M. Kelly Registrar for the Second Precinct inviting qualified electors to register for the June 30 1908 special election. Registrations accepted Saturdays from June 1 through June 27 1908 at E C White & Co 300 East Center Street between 9 00 PM and 6 00 PM and 7 00 PM to 9 00 PM.
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Idaho
Bannock
E. C. White & Co
East Center Street
Maude M. Kelly
You Should Know This Kidney Remedy at Temple Pharmacy
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy cures kidney and bladder troubles within medical reach. It touts superior effectiveness compared with other medicines and directs readers to Temple Pharmacy for purchase.
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Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Oldest Apple Tree Said to Stand at Standish Place
A sighting claims the country’s oldest apple tree grows on the Standish place in Woetherifer Mass. The trunk was planted in 18. The report notes the venerable tree’s age and location as a local historic marker.
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Standish Place
Woetherifer
Mass
Sabbath Eve Washing Awakens Wrath in Ryefield Tale
A New England housewife strict about Sunday sunset work begins washing as the Sabbath ends. She changes into her Sunday gown and starts cleaning when a sunlit breach exposes her to shame. She flees aloud, and afterward never again starts Sunday tasks before sunset.
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New England
Connecticut Valley Historical Society
Ryefield
Lincoln in the Telegraph Office Quip and Civility Tale
In a reminiscence from Lincoln in the Telegraph Office, President Lincoln tells Seward his own mild swearing truth and explains that his habit of yielding to others in the street avoids collisions. Seward recalls Lincoln aiding a colored woman, illustrating his rule to turn out for others.
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Lincoln
War Department
Fates
Seward
Jings
Misheard Exchange Leads Policeman to Quayside
A sailor and a pedestrian dispute a lone keyside, a bystander misinterprets and directs the man toward the docks as a puzzled officer and crowd react. The exchange ends with a humorous miscommunication about the quayside and the locksmith joke.
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Keyside
Looney
New York Press
Family gathers as a thief tale amuses the living room
A Philadelphia Bulletin item describes a dinner scene where a mother reads about a highwayman terrorizing suburbs. The father pretends to be a horse for Willie as discussion of robberies turns to a joke about holdups.
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Mother
Father
Willie
Papa
Pnhiladelphia
Nevertheless He Got Her
A young man faces a sharp reaction from an old man over a claim of affection for the daughter. The exchange reveals social tension and lingering doubt about the romance.
Power of Deceiving
A Brooklyn woman controls a servant who is a model in most ways but untruthful. The mistress struggles to persuade Nora to stop deceitful ways. Nora finally smiles and asks, in a cajoling tone, if the power of deceiving was given to her.
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Brooklyn
Nora
Marital Troubles Reflected in Witty Moorhead Quote
A Moorhead quote on married life notes that most writers on domestic troubles are single. It suggests married people would be too busy with their own issues to write about them.
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Moorhead
Forced Out
The text depicts a strained marriage with Mr Bloom neglecting his wife and limited outings noted. The passage hints at domestic tension without broader context or names beyond Mr Bloom and his wife.
Koehne Lectures Highlight Tragedy of a Race and Judaic Prep
Dr. Koehne delivered a powerful afternoon talk on The Tragedy of a Race or the Preparation for Christianity Through Judaism. Audience praise echoed with strong remarks about the lecture’s value. Today at 8:15 p.m. the Congregational Church presents The Conflict Between Caesar and the Christians, with early arrival advised to avoid disturbance.
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Koehne
Caesar
For Rent IFFT Residence One on Garfield Avenue
Classified brief announces a rental at IFFT Residence One located on Garfield Avenue. Inquiries directed to the Tribune office for more details.
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IFFT
Garfield Avenue
Tribune
Six Room House On North Main Street For Sale
Real estate listing for a six room house on North Main Street with shade and lawn. Burrus, Fletcher R. Burrus Real Estate and Insurance, located at the northwest corner of Main and Center.
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North Main Street
Fletcher R. Burrus
Instairs
N. W. Corner
Main and Center
Registration hours for Fourth Precinct voters in Bannock
Nellie O Connell registrar announces registration at 354 West Wyeth Street in Pocatello Fourth Precinct each Tue Thu and Sat from June 1 1908 between 9 00 and 5 00 and 7 00 to 9 00 p m until June 27 1905 for the June 30 1908 special election.
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of Idaho
Bannock
Pocatello
West Wyeth Street
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised relief for tight shoes
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a remedy for swollen feet blisters corns and sore spots. It claims instant relief for tired aching feet and swelling with a free trial offer and sample postcard.
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Allen
Allen 8
Olmsted
le Roy
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Masonic Lodge
Nielson & Sons
Daily Tribune
Bonanza Bar
BK. UL Albert
Neeley
Mr. Albert
Fine Entertainment
Kaw River
He Meant
Continental Oil Company (Incorporated
Yellowstone
Scrofula Teseerance
S.S.S
Sw*t Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
South First Avenue
McCracken
Colson, Props
Fred
North Main
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