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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
4
Brown and Leaf sell coal end of their business to J W Mullen the dray and transfer man who will continue selling Rock Springs and Castle Gate coal and kindling wood. He will have an office in Brown and Leaf’s office Mullen invites former customers to call.
Miss Edna Harrison left for Salt Lake visits. Miss Myrtle McManus returned from Utah. Garrett the missionary visits with pupils Margaret Lavatta and Caroline Wheeler. Mrs A Galbraith heads for two months in Chicago. family trip to Colorado follows. Dispatchers Ryan family moved into East Side residence. Mrs John West hosts Miss Bertha West back from Salt Lake. Ivy Lodge hosts elaborate banquet at the Pacific. Rathbone Sisters host Grand Lodge reception at K P hall. Rebekah officers elected and an unwritten work contest won by Mrs George Oram. Superintendent Olmstead leaves for La Crosse. family to relocate to Pocatello. Mrs L Malloy guests of Mrs Williams.
Morning for Portland with Mrs Williams and Miss Maggie Taylor arrives today after a week visiting friends in Ontario Oregon.
Annual meeting of the United Society of Christian Endeavor to be held in Cincinnati Ohio July 6 to 10 1901. A rate of 51.00 for a round trip is authorized with tickets on sale July 2 to 4 and return by July 18. Depositing the ticket with the Joint Agent at Cincinnati before noon July 11 and paying a 60 cent fee extends the return limit to August Siss.
The National Educational Association annual meeting in Detroit July 8 to 12 1901 sets fare rates. A rate of 58.50 is authorized for round trip with sale July sed and 4th return limit July 19. If at least fifty attend, full fare applies. smaller groups receive half rates returning. Depositing tickets with joint agent at Detroit extends return to August 81st for fifty cents.
The document states round trip tickets at 36 via standard routes and 450 via differential routes. Tickets go on sale on the first and third Tuesdays each month from June through October inclusive. A “good 10 days” per direction window with an 80 day float limit is specified from care of sale.
Grand Lodge Elks Milwaukee sets round trip fare for the July 23 to 25 assembly. Tickets go on sale July 9 and 20 with a final limit July 27. Extension to August 10 possible by deposit and 50 cents payment with joint agent.
On July 11 and 12 round trip tickets go on sale to Missouri River points for 34 50 Chicago 47 St Louis 42 Return limit September 9 1901 Annual Meeting Chicago July 25 28 1901 One fare plus 2 for the round trip Tickets sale July 20 22 final limit August 2 Execution fee 60 cents collected by joint at Chicago when tickets are executed for return passage.
The Triennial Conclave of Knights Templar in Louisville Kentucky runs August 27 to 31 1801. Tickets go on sale August 23 and 28 with a final deadline September 6. A 50 cent fee is charged when tickets are exchanged for return passage in Louisville.
The Idaho State Sunday School Convention meets in Lewiston June 21 to 24 1901. A round trip rate of 30.45 is authorized with tickets on sale June 19 and 20. Return limit June.
The Grand Encampment G A R in Coeur d Alene authorizes sale of through round trip tickets to Spokane for 31 dollars 25 cents and to Harrison for 32 dollars to return. Beyond Spokane and Harrison transportation must be arranged separately. Boat fare from Harrison is one dollar each way. Tickets on sale June 18 and 19 with return by June 28.
National Irrigation Congress meeting in Colorado Springs July 12 to 16 with round trip fare plus two dollars. Tickets on sale July 10 to 16 inclusive, return up to and including July 16. H V Pratt, agent. Druggists offer Dr Miles Nerve Plaster.
Train arrivals and departures detailed with numbers and routes including Salt Lake City Granger East Butte North and Lake City. Times shown range from early morning 4:10 a.m. to late evening 6:20 a.m. Notes indicate No 9 remains the only punctual service with trains continuing on the St Anthony line.
The post office operates daily from a.m. to 6 30 p.m. with Sunday windows from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. General delivery, money orders, and box mail have specified Sunday hours. Mall closing times vary by direction. Night train mails close at 8 p.m. Telephone exchange is open around the clock with long distance access in the Pioneer block above the bank. Express office hours and ticket, baggage, and freight offices listed with variations. MOKI TEA advertised as curing sick headaches and indigestion with a money-back guarantee. product price cited.
An advertisement claims to reveal the state of health through skin color and blemishes and promotes Acker's Blood Tixir as a cure for ailments unprosperous to cheap purifiers. The ad asserts a positive money back guarantee on every bottle.
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