Local Brevities Visitors in Gate City
Johannesen and wife of Idaho tall were visitors in the Gate City yesterday evening.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
5
Johannesen and wife of Idaho tall were visitors in the Gate City yesterday evening.
The Alabama Minstrels traveling by special train will reach Pocatello on June 1 for an exhibition under canvas locally.
St Anthony's feast will be celebrated at St Joseph's Church at 8 30 tomorrow morning. Several priests are here for the occasion.
A carload of motherless lambs from Dave Gemmell's sheep ranch at Soda Springs passed through Pocatello last night bound for the feeding pens at Filer.
A baby boy was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs N K Van Noy at 237 South Harrison Avenue. Eveline Rosenbaum, sister of Mrs Van Noy, is visiting at the home.
A. B. Stevenson, of ae Srottee, left last night in his business car No. 4 attached to train No. 266 for a mission of company. The notice provides few clear details beyond the trip’s occurrence.
A special train of 18 cars linked to the Rice and Dore Ogden exhibit travels for an air travel display. The event showcases a transportation exhibit with a lengthy car procession and involved organizers.
A Gooding to Eni City excursion on the Richfield branch is set for tomorrow. Special trains will deadhead to Gooding for excursionists. A Big Sheep shipment begins loading near Stoker as sheep move eastward for summer grounds. The Oregon Short Line wild west show Bill and Pawnee Bill will exhibit in Pocatello on July 30 and depart for Boise that evening. Local residents include George Robison and W J Lamme among others visiting or staying in Pocatello.
John D. Robertson, son of Boise, a special examiner for the public utilities commission, is in town to gather data on revenue and taxation matters for an overall estimate. Robertson helped shape the present revenue law after being appointed two years ago.
Alf M. faced a ten day sentence in the city, with court action likely pending. The brief notes indicate a municipal hearing and potential downtown disposition.
Last night Chief of the Fire Department John McMahon clashed with a man over street noise. The assailant challenged the chief and fled after McMahon swung. Patrolman Price arrested the man on the scene.
Miss Fox daughter of Professor and Mrs. G. W. Fox wed Norman Bingham of Groveland in a noon ceremony at a Fox home on North Hayes Avenue. The couple, who met while teaching in Groveland, begin married life amid warm well wishers from a large circle of friends.
A man reveals how his sweetheart Rose fights a stepmother’s scheme to steal her late husband’s estate. The forger is exposed through paper analysis, leading to imprisonment or giving the estate to Rose. The couple then wed amid restored fortune and resolved grievances.
If you hurry you can get a large nice house broom from E Bargain basement Friday for they are worth double This is only one of the many bargains to be found at Eastman’s Newest Side Department.
J A McGee president of the Idaho Promotive association spends days in Pocatello establishing southeastern Idaho headquarters. He argues the city is an overlooked gateway and needs active efforts to attract visitors, homeseekers, and investors by a planned prospectus and a press committee to promote state resources.
Practical dinner ideas convert cold ham scraps into dishes like baked ham with breadcrumbs and piccalilli, ham and eggs in individual oat dishes, ham in cups with custard, ham with currant jelly, and deviled ham. Also notes a small classified ad tip and a local store promotion.
A September meeting at Gray & Gser ee offices discussed an Idaho addition development. Directors decided to settle contracts and hold a meeting to arrange further sale of lots. They noted the market has favored the residence area for months and outlined steps for marketing and pricing.
Advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles. Claims wide daily recognition and urges purchase through druggists.
The Edgley residence at 629 North Edgley hosted an informal family gathering marking the host’s anniversary and Mrs Clark’s, with the third anniversary of Joseph Edgley’s baptism into the Latter-day Saints noted. Relatives enjoyed greetings and a homey evening together.
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