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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1910

Page

6

Circus Day Parade and Circus at Pocatello

A big parade at noon and Campbell Bros. circus shows set for Pocatello tomorrow. The Horses section features Lucy the prize Kentucky saddle mare and a stable open to the public. The report then shifts to a high society wedding in London with notable guests and lavish gifts including a $25,000 motor car for the newly married couple.

Campbell Bros. Great Consolidated Pocatello A. G. Campbell Campbell Brothers Col. W. P. Hall Lucy Minneapolis St. Louis Grand Street

British Peer Weds American Heiress in London Ceremony

Miss Margaret Drexel, daughter of Philadelphia and London society, married Viscount Maidstone heir to the Earl of Winchelsea at St. Margaret's Westminster. The ceremony drew a large Anglo American crowd with notable guests including Mr. and Mrs. George Gould and Mrs. Marshall Field.

Charles Mills Lord Hillingdon Viscount Maidstone London St. Margaret’s Grosvenor Square Theodore Roosevelt Nicholas Longworth Whitelaw Reid H. H. Asquith Asquith A. J. Balfour J. Pierpont Morgan John Hubert Ward Spencer Clay George Drexel Paul Mills George Cavendish Bentinck Biddle Philadelphia Major Mrs. Bruce Washington Margaret Drexel Anthony Drexel Viscount Maidstone Earl of Winchelsea St. Margaret’s Church Westminster George Gould Edith, Gloria Vivien Gould Anthony Drexel, Jr Maldwyn Drummond Marshall Field Countess Sigray Harriet Daly Miss Drexel Gladys Finch-Hat- Yon Constance Combe Mildred Carter J. Ridgely Carter Balkans Edith Wayne Rhoda Astley Lord Hastings Letty Manners Duke of Rutland Helen Post Sybil Fellowes

Girl From the Golden West Arrives With All Star Cast

The great American drama The Girl From the Golden West brings an all star metropolitan company of thirty, Reed's solo band, and a symphony orchestra traveling in a Pullman car Caroline. The four act western drama has run long in New York and Chicago and now tours the west for twenty weeks in a mammoth waterproof pavilion theatre with ten sets. Endorsed by press, clergy, and public.

Metropolitan Reed Caroline New York Chicago West Pavilion Golden West

Madriz Warned to Set Yanks Alone

Commander Hines of the gunboat Dubuque in Nicaraguan waters warns General Rivas at Bluefields Bluff that interference with American owned vessels will be met with attacks on the bluffs. The Prairie with two marine companies sails from Colon Panama for Bluefields.

Washington Hines Dubuque Nicaraguan Rivas Madriz Bluefields Bluff Prairie Colon Panama Bluefields

Nurse call service offered at 754 South Second Avenue

A nurse call service advertises availability at 754 South Second Avenue Pocatello Idaho with contact details and a phone listing referenced to Lawrence Barrett for interested parties.

South Second Avenue Pocatello Idaho Phone Inc

Suit Against Fort Hall Mining Co

D. W. Wise sues Fort Hall Mining & Milling in district court alleging a board meeting on April 23, 1909, failed to have a majority present when a one cent per share assessment was levied. He seeks to void the sale of stock bid in by the company and to be declared the rightful owner. Wise is represented by Clark & Budge and B. S. Crow.

Fort Hall Mining & Milling Company D. W. Wise Fort Hall Wise Clark & Budge This City B. 5. Crow Boise

Auto orders fill at once for Randall-Dodd Buicks

Er W Mooney manager of the Pocatello branch reports a wire from the main office confirming immediate filling of his order for two No 17 Buicks two No 19 Buicks and two Toy Tonneau Buicks. He is remodeling his salesroom and storage warehouse on West Clark Street and plans a large sign over the main entrance.

Er. W. Mooney Pocatello Randall-Dodd Auto Company

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