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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1901
Page
3
Local notices report Kane’s Grocery promotions and a Rialto show in Pocatello on June 17. Other items note travels of lawyers, police news, real estate deals, church events, a Shoshone fire report, and upcoming band and Auditorium company meetings.
A mass meeting is called at the District Court Room Thursday evening June 13 at 8 o clock to make arrangements for the Fourth of July celebration in Pocatello. A good attendance is desired by order of the Committee.
Mr James Brown of Portsmouth VA over0 years with a facial sore found relief after using DeVite's Witch Hazel Salve. Physicians could not help him. the remedy was supplied by Mrs A L Cook and Bean's drug stores.
William Ray, a colored man, was arrested by Policeman S Hayball for vagrancy after frequenting a colored woman’s dive in the burnt fields. Judge Stephens convicted him of one form of vagrancy, fining $80 plus costs. he remains jailed and faces chain gang if unpaid.
The local baseball scene faces uncertainty after wind damage to the grand stand. With grounds potentially unavailable, Manager Stimpson plans away games to boost earnings, while fans hope Mr. Cleveland will permit use of the grounds for home games. The team remains strong with new players, and locals fear losing a home summer schedule.
Pan-American Exposition Buffalo rates offer round trips at 66 dollars via standard routes and 6459 via differential routes. Tickets on sale first and third Tuesdays June to October with 10 day validity each direction and 40 day final limit. Nobles of the Myatic Shrine meet in Kansas City June 11 12 with one fare round trip plug 2 dollars on sale June 7 8 and final limit June 11. joint agent in Kansas City charges 5 cents for return passage.
Milwaukee Elks hold July 23 to 25 convention with round trip fare. Tickets on sale July 1 and 20, with departure limit July 27. Extension to August 10 possible by deposit with joint agent and 50 rents fee.
July 11 12 sale of round trip routes to Missouri River points Chicago and St Louis with fares 34 60 and 42 00 and return limits through Sept 11 1901 for Baptist Young People Union meeting in Chicago July 25 28 1901 Tickets on sale July 20 2200 final Aug 2 1901 Execution fee 50 cents collected in Chicago on return passage Triennial Conclave Keighta Templar Louisville Ky Aug 27 31 1901 fare at one fare plus 2 for round trip Tickets on sale Aug 28 29 final Sept 8 fee 60 cents collected on return passage at Louisville
The Idaho State Sunday School Convention gathers in Lewiston on June 1 for the 44th annual event. A round trip fare of 30.45 is authorized. Tickets go on sale June 20 with a return limit June 21.
Grand Encampment in Coeur d'Alene authorizes sale of round trip tickets to Spokane at 31.25 and to Harrison at 2.00 with return, for June 18 onward for this event. After Spokane or Harrison, travelers must arrange their own transport with a one dollar boat fare from Harrison. Return limit is June 2duh.
Colorado Springs hosts the National Irrigation Congress July 14 to 16. Round trip fare plus two, sale July 10 onward to Lith inclusive. Return allowed through August 15. H V Pharr, agent.
The speaker, claiming strength, asks for sympathy and rejects pity. She contrasts labor and bondage with others freedom and tears, noting the strong cannot weep openly while bearing burdens. The verse presents a deeper, unshed pathos behind dry eyes.
Mr Barnaby Chucker incurs a railway dressing crisis aboard a British train on the way to Windsor. He loses his trousers mid journey, arouses suspicions of madness, and faces public exposure before police and station staff separate him. The episode ends with a stern lesson from the station master about decency and timing.
A London Tit-Bits item recalls a Catenhead schoolteacher guiding clones through Durham's city features. An inspector asked a geography question about the city and a bright boy replied with the jail as the likely destination, showing memory of prior lessons.
A Philadelphia Record item quotes a curious exchange about a bath question in the ongoing Tatterdon Torne story, suggesting social or humorous tension as the players navigate etiquette and identity within the tale.
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