Local Briefs Highlight Events In Pocatello Today
Public dancing tonight at McNichols Wright hall. Circus day in Poratello tomorrow with Campbell Brothers shows from the north. State examiner in the city checking county books. George Brown at large after jail break on June 6. Boating popular on Portneuf with Nelson Brothers boats in demand. Postmaster Ball salary raised to 2700. Independent School District No. 1 to open bids for North End school June 13. James M. Horsley sells 90 acres along Bear River for 3500. Burrus brick block nearing completion on North Main. Piano tuner H Keller plans to locate in Pocatello. May White and Bert Gardiner plead guilty to illicit relations. Bids for Bear River bridge at Soda Springs open July 17. Bistline Lumber opens temporary offices near Wedekind hall. Yellowstone travel interest rising as Wylie Camping Co plans park trips.
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Board of Trustees of Independent School District No. 1
Pocatello
Theew Public
Wonderland to be largest park feature surpassing last year
The piece notes Wonderland will top previous records boosted by the Seattle exposition. It mentions Civil service exams in June for jobs including an assistant chemist in Washington and a vocal music teacher at Haskell Institute, plus an engagement in Logan and wedding plans. Fourteen men work on Alderman Valentine’s new South Seventh avenue home, costing near 10 000 dollars. Idaho Baptist association meets at Idaho Falls. Trade Getters visit from Minnesota and Nebraska tour the northwest aboard the Luseland private car.
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Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Haskell Institute
Indian Service
Kansas
Reform School pupil travels through Pocatello en route to state institution
Deputy Sheriff Clarence Wheeler escorts 14 year old Zwick, recently implicated in Jerome petty burglaries, to the St Anthony industrial school. The boy, paroled from Michigan reform school, is under commitment for general incorrigibility. A second item reports a district court verdict about 35 dollars for 15 crates of rotten strawberries delivered to American Falls on May 20.
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Reform School
Clarence Wheeler
Lincoln County
Joe Wheeler
Shoshone
Pocatello
St. Anthony
Zwick
Jerome
State Reform School
Michigan
Sid Oliver
Ferando Hansen
Elvina Morris
M. A. Thornton
American Falls
Dr Francis King Eyesight Specialist at Bannock Hotel
Dr Francis King will visit the Bannock hotel for eye consultations from June 8 at 11 a.m. to June 9 at 4 p.m. The consultation is free.
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Francis King
Bannock Hotel
Farmers & Traders Bank offers 4 percent CD rate
A promotion invites savers to open time certificates of deposit at the Farmers & Traders Bank. The ad highlights earning 4 percent on the CDs to encourage initial deposits and ongoing savings.
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Farmers & Traders Bank
Opening of 12 000 Acres of Carey Act Land at Weiser
Opening of 12 000 acres of Carey Act land at Weiser Idaho on June 14 under the Crane Creek Project. Reduced rates via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on sale June 11 12 and 13 limited to June 18. See agents for rates and further particulars.
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Weiser
Idaho
Crane Creek
Oregon
Kane's Grocery Advertises Early Seed Potatoes and Garden Seeds
Local listing notes Kane's grocery offers early Ohio seed potatoes onion sets and a wide range of garden seeds for planting season.
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Ohio
Kane's
Personal Visitors and Residents in Pocatello
A parade of names appears as locals and visitors pass through Pocatello. Mrs. David Miller of Dubois, Grace Campbell from Boise, J. F. Wilcox of American Falls, and many others call at Bannock and Monarch hotels, or travel through the Gate City. Notables include Judge K. I. Perky of Boise on legal business, Rexburg vet N. K. Whitney, and Beatrice O Nea, Mildred Burn of Boise.
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David Miller of
Dubois
Pocatello
Lynn of Challis
the Bannock
Gate City
K. I. Perky
Boise
Ra Barber
Blackfoot
Fred T. Dubois
United States
Margaret
Idaho Forecast Fair and Warmer Through Thursday
Weather outlook for Idaho calls for fair and cooler conditions tonight in the southeast portion and fair and warmer by Thursday. Yesterday’s high reached 71 and low 44 with a mean of 58. Precipitation measured 0.01 inch, total since Jan 1 at 5.17 inches vs normal 7.99. Sunrise 4 51, sunset 8 07. Observed by D C Grunow Weather Bureau.
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Idaho
D.C. Grunow
Weather Bureau
Charges Against Patent Medicines
The article argues most charges against patent medicines lack fact and fairness. It cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy used in thousands of American homes, saving families money and providing effective results without doctor visits.
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Lydia BE
Pinkham
Notice of dissolution of H. and J. Cleaning Company
Notice states the partnership at 242 North First Avenue in Pocatello dissolves by mutual consent. U Campbell buys half interest from V Jackson who retires. Campbell will pay all outstanding accounts and collect monies due the firm. Dated May 26, 1910.
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U, Campbell
V. Jackson
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McNichols & Wright Hall
Poratello
Campbell Brothers
North
Lind
Brown
la Grande
George Brown
Portneuf
Nelson Brothers
Francis Ball
James M. Horsley
Soda Springs
Harry Horsley
Bear River
Burrus
North Main Street
H. Keller
Academy Instruments
Muehlen
Garfield
May White
Bert Gardiner
Moyes
Board of County Commissioners
Bistline’s
Bistline Lumber Company
Wedekind Hall
East Center Street
Third Avenue
Yellowstone Park
H. H. Hays
Wylie Permanent Camping Company
Messrs
Bailey & Bohlschied
Wylie
Rexall
A. L. Cook
Willred
James I. Wallis
The
Preston News
State Pure Food
James H. Wallis
Jessie McAlister
W. G. McAlister
Rexburg
Logan
East Idaho Baptists
Idaho Baptist Association
Lawrence
Pocatello Baptist Church
A. B. Richardson
Pocatello Y. M. C. A
Richardson
Tout
Maggie Tout
Utah
Auditorium Theatre
Salt Lake Tribune
Herald-Republican
Kansas City
Grace L. Campbell
Bannock
J. F. Wilcox
Mrs. Engdahl
Salt Lake
Monarch
City
H. E. Wooley
Ogden Branch
Forestry Service
Shect
B. P. Winn
Swan Lake
L. Bush
T. EK. Langan
Equitable Surety Exchange
Aberdeen
Pocatello R. R. Y. M. C. A
Idaho Falls
Ernest Ivory
Park City
D. V. Everett
James Osborne
H. Capell
Frank A. Brinton
J. A. Hyslop
J. George Midgley
J. S. Frink
J. H. Riddelle
E. Leroy Harrison
State Board of Optometry
Harriet C. Wood
Fremont County
Ni. E. F. Root
Twin Falls County
E. M. Shellenberger
Freeport, Ill
J. M. Bistline
Rockies
James Il. Hawley
Beatrice O'Neal
Mildred Burn
Miss O'Neal
Challis
Steendahl
John Steendahl
Department of Manual Training
Academy of Idaho
Wisconsin
Academy
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Rigby Milling Company
P. Hansen
Lawrence Barrett
Bloch
Geo.h. North
N. Main ST
Gate City Furniture Company
Bannock National Bank
General Banking
Pocatello, Idaho
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