Local Briefs Highlight Quarantine And Local Deals
Quarantine flag removed from the Winn residence on South Garfield Avenue. A. O. Saunders relocates his Gate City cigar factory to 251 South Second Avenue. A Japanese boy, 23, dies at the Japanese hospital. Francis W. Halloway and Sadie Whitman obtain a marriage license and wed. Fletcher K. Burrus sells Lot 16 and half of Lot 17, Block 509, to Harry H. Locke for 1350. Short Line time changes effective June 6. Maggie Ouse dies. undertaker Silver handles remains. Eagles to initiate life-membership class. prize drawing featured. R. F. Miller buys Lot 18 and half of Lot 17, Block 209, for 1350 with a five-room cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
Gate City Cigar
North Main Street
South Second Avenue
Gate City
Locke
Fletcher KR
Burrus
Harry H. Locke
North Hayes
Sublette
Bridger
Shattuck Row
R. F. Miller
Fletcher R. Burrus
North Hayes Avenue
Sublette and
Bridger Streets
Funeral This Afternoon for Mrs. C. V. Foster
The funeral of Mrs. C. V. Foster was held this afternoon with mourners from the family and local community in attendance. Interment followed at the nearby cemetery.
Funeral services held. out-of-town friends attend
Lindquist's undertaking parlors hosted the funeral at 2 pm with many out-of-town mourners. Mrs. Foster, wife of a known Associated Press operator, was among those present. S. H. Green and son from Rawlins, Wyoming arrived to oversee the Stagner barn and livery stable on the east side, bringing twenty years in Wyoming livery experience. A correction notes Lambert Manders was misidentified. the arrested man was George Crosby and the case was dismissed. The Central Glee club from Central College Pa will perform June 22 at the Congregational church with Miss Rose A. Winter and Miss Grace E. Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindquist
Foster
Associated Press
Pocatello
S. H. Green and Son
Rawlins
Wyo
Gate City
Stagner
Wyoming
Manders
the Tribune
Lambert Manders
Idaho Wholesale Grocery Company
George Crosby
Grocery Company
Central Glee Club
Central College
Congregational Church
Central Boys
Rose A. Winter
Grace E. Berger
Christian Young People’s Union
Convocation Success for Idaho Episcopal Dioceses
Rev. Frank C. Smith rector of Trinity Episcopal parish returned home with his wife from Boise after attending the diocesan convocation. Delegates were royally entertained and Smith assisted in important legislation at the gathering in Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Smith
Trinity Episcopal
Boise
Episcopal Diocese of
Idaho
Smith
Pocatello
Eastbound party misses westbound train to Seattle expo
A group traveling from the south to the Seattle exposition missed the westbound train and stayed overnight at Bannock. Included are Paul Moore Stayner of Rochester New York and Cora Leichhardt Nellie Leichhardt Clyde McLaughlin of Wichita Kansas Miss Copeland Warren Pennsylvania Miss Olsen Grayling Michigan Mrs George M Russegen Chicago Anne Gannet and two friends Mr and Mrs W A R Arnold Hastings Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Exposition
Bannock
Paul Moore Stayner
Rochester
N. Y
Cora Leichhardt
Nellie Leichhardt
Clyde McLaughlin
Wichita
Kas
Miss Copeland
Warren
Miss Olsen
Grayling, Mich
George M. Russegen
Chicago
Anne Gannet
Mrs. W. A. R. Arnold
Hastings, Neb
Kidney troubles sweep Pocatello residents in ads
A regional health advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for varied kidney ailments across all ages in Pocatello Idaho. The testimonial from Mrs Edwin Holder details backache relief and improved vitality after using the product from local drug stores. Price listed at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co as sale agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Pocatello
Edwin Holder
Garfield Avenue
Idaho
M Son
United States
Doan
All Natural Believers
A compact quotation card noting Emerson’s idea that truth lies in the link between cause and effect. The line reflects a philosophy of natural belief and rational connection as core to understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Personal visits and movements in Pocatello area social set
Mrs W F Orr and Richard W Stevens were guests at the Bannock from Blackfoot. C W Poole registered at the Bannock from Rexburg. Archdeacon Stoy returned from Boise after Episcopal convocation. Several local notables including former governor Orman and Douglas brands visited for Mrs Foster funeral. Several others traveled to Portland Tacoma and Seattle expositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orman
Denver
Pocatello
Lutherans in Des Moines Gather for Twentieth Annual Meeting
The United Norwegian Lutheran church of America begins its twentieth annual meeting in Des Moines with Dr. T. H. Dahl presiding and Rev. N. A. Giove delivering the opening sermon. Over 2000 delegates attend from the middle west and northwest as business occupies the next week or more. The convention will debate district division and issues in missionary and educational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
T. H. Dahl
Minneapolis
N. A. Giove
Middle West
Northwest
Salting Babies Across Cultures and Eras
The practice of salting newborns dates to biblical times and persists in parts of Armenia, Greece, Asia Minor, and Germany with variations. Infants may be salted for hours then bathed, or salted in small ways to ward off evil spirits, with risks of severe irritation or death if prolonged. The custom ties to beliefs about strength, protection, and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erivan
Asia Minor
Germany
Ezekiel
Jerusalem
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Reminiscences of an English nurse and her frugal meals
Mrs. Andrew Crosse recalls an old nurse born near Broomfield England who lived to nearly 100. She ate eight meals daily described as a dew bit and breakfast a stay bit and dinner a nummet and crummet and a bit after supper. She also mixed doctors' remedies left from illnesses and swallowed them to avoid waste due to cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Crosse
Broomfield
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Winn
South Garfield Avenue
Francis W. Halloway
Galveston
Tex
Sadie Whitman
Joplin
W. A. Hyde
Felix van Renth
Ouse
Maggie Ouse
Magnus Ouse
North Third Avenue
Silver
Aerie of Eagles
The
Aenue
A. L. Cook
Alfred H. Lindquist
Wrensted
Bouth Main Street
J. P
C. W. Poole
Rexburg
the Bannock
Bk. Cunningham
Ashton
Archdeacon Stoy
Episcopal Church
E. D. Weaver
Diamondville, Wyo
City
C. V. Foster
Mark Austin
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Sugar City
W. H. Agee
McAllister
Lloyd Snodgrass
Bannock Hotel
Springfield
Tennessee
R. E. Baty
Ladies’ Emporium
Twin Falls
Magic City
Peter Hansen
East Side
Don Brandt
Short Line
Portland
Tacoma
Gilbert
Lewiston High School
St. Anthony
Ve. Gilbert
Idaho Falls
Josephine Smith
Gray
Spokane
Catherine Smith
Josephine
J. O. Webster
Fremont County
Grant
Soda Springs
Mr. Webster
Big Jim
Alward Chamberlain
Blackfoot
Episcopal Diocese
William E. Wheeler
Southeastern Idaho Journalism
Weather Forecast
Geo. H. North
North Main
A Shue
S. H. Green
Stagner Stables
Bannock National Bank
General Banking
Pocatello, Idaho
Doran
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