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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1906

Page

4

Weather bulletin reports cool start in June across states

Section Director Edward L. Wells delivers the climate and crop bulletin for the week ending Monday June 11. Cool conditions prevailed at the start with frost in many locales on the 7th and 8th, followed by warmer but not excessive temperatures. Frequent showers and thunderstorms, heavy in southeastern counties, produced hail and high winds with streams carrying large water. Reports cover Lewinville, Faulem, Union, Bingham, Pocatello, Oneida, American Falls and Whitney with details on temperatures precipitation and sunshine.

Edward L. Wells Weather Bureau Lewinville Martin Harris Faulem H. BK. Williams

Pythian Officers Chosen at Boise Grand Lodge Session

The Knights of Pythias grand lodge finished a two day session in Boise. Coeur d'Alene City will host the next meeting. Elected officers include Grand Chancellor W H Cassady Grangeville Grand vice chancellor John E Atkins Lewiston grand prelates G King Boise Master of Arms K E Bowen Silver City keeper James H Harte Coeur d Alene City master exchequer A W Post Rathdrum inner guard Vic Elver Nompa outer guard Clement Wilkins Coeur d Alene Burke George T Adams Burke Idaho Falls H J Hasbrouck endorsed for tribune Thurte and Post were re elected to their posts since the lodge's 4 year existence.

Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythos Boise Coeur d'Alene City W. H. Cassady Grangeville John EE. Atkins Lewiston G. King K. E. Bowen Silver City James H. Harte Exchequer A. W. Post Rathdrum Vic Grand Lodge

New Manager Named for Pocatello Baseball Team

At a meeting of the Pocatello base ball club, Jack Gaylord resigned as manager and Ed Mooney was elected to fill the vacancy. J J Hull became secretary treasurer, George Freidell named captain, and plans were made for an active season with games scheduled in Boise Caldwell Nampa and Weiser along with southeast teams. Freidell announces practice sessions twice weekly.

Pocatello Jack Gaylord Ed. Mooney Mr. Gaylord Omaha J. J. Hull George Freidell Mooney Boise Caldwell Nampa Weiser Southeast

Foley's Kidney Cure Promoted as Cure for Kidney Disorders

An advertisement warns smoking in a powder magazine risks death and urges using Foley's Kidney Cure to treat kidney and bladder issues. It claims past cures for Bright's disease and diabetes and directs readers to obtain the remedy from Mrs. A. L. Cook.

Foley Bright A. L. Cook

Diamonds and Watches by M L Roberts Near Post Office

M L Roberts operates a shop next to the post office offering railroad watches and specialized repair services.

M. L. Roberts

Bal lard's Horehound Syrup advertised as cure for coughs

PB B Laughter of Byhalia Miss praises Bal lard's Horehound Syrup as the best remedy for croup and coughs after trying many other treatments. The product is sold by Mrs A L Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy.

PB. B Byhalia A. L. Cook Red Cross Pharmacy

Dr King's New Life Pills Promise Gentle Regulation

An alarmingly frequent neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver leads to chronic constipation. Dr King's New Life Pills are advertised as the best and gentlest regulators of stomach and bowels. Guaranteed by Mrs A L Cook druggist. Price 25c.

Dr. King A. L. Cook

Ice Cream and Candies At Nilsson Store

A local ad urges customers to buy ice cream and The Nilsson candies at 238 W Center Street. The message highlights stroll off with a quart and a box of the famous treats.

Nilsson Center Street

Gasoline Stove Explosion Sparks Yesterday's Fire

The blaze was started by the explosion of a gasoline stove. Advertisers urge switching to electric power from AMERICAN FALLS POWER LIGHT & WATER CO offering a cleaner safer home solution.

American Falls Power, Light & Water CO. Rr. U, Biss Gen

The Nilsson Ice Cream Milk and Pure Food Products

Local ad urges customers to choose The Nilsson for ice cream milk and pure food products highlighting quality and range.

Nilsson

Suggestion for the City Beautiful in Pocatello

A letter to the editor urges removing front fences to improve city appearance in Pocatello. The writer cites fences blocking lawns, notes an ordinance against cats at large, and argues early adoption could inspire others to follow, forecasting a striking city improvement.

Pocatello Cat Ue

Demand for beef remains strong at Denver stockyards

Denver Union Stockyards notes light receipts of native cattle with strong demand for lean stock. Corn fed steers reach 4.90, 4.85 to 5.00, bulk 4.30 to 4.75. baby beef 4.40 to 4.65. cows 4.05 to 4.25. veals top 7.00. Southern stockers 22.00 per head. About 6,500 in pens. local packing praised for sanitary condition amid eastern market declines.

Denver South Park W. N. Fulton

Choice Cut Roses and Carnations at Mrs Robbie’s

The item announces roses and carnations for sale at Mrs Robbie’s located at 636 W Lander. It notes buttermilk as the finest in town offered at 5 cents per glass and mentions “The Nilsson.”

Mrs Nilsson

Nilsson Shop Offers Cigars and Delicacies on Center Street

A terse listing notes Cigars and tobacco, finest crackers, fruits and candies available at The Nilsson located at 238 West Center Street. The line suggests a small shop storefront carrying a variety of goods.

Nilsson West Center Street

Foley's Honey and Tar Claim Against Asthma Cure

Mrs Adolph Buesing of Davenport Iowa reports a twelve year battle with asthma ended by Foley's Honey and Tar after a single fifty cent bottle. She says earlier medical help gave only relief and would have saved years if used sooner. For sale by Mrs A L Cook.

Foley Adolph Buesing West Third Street Davenport Iowa A. L. Cook

Mot All Chili is Alike Try Ours at Union Lunch Booth

An ad notes a chili booth at Union Lunch located at First and Center Streets selling hot rolia and buns every evening at 6:30 with the item named The Nilsson. The message repeats the slogan Mot All Chili is Alike Try Ours and identifies the union lunch booth and location.

Union First & Center Sts Nilsson

Fresh California strawberries arriving daily at Kane's grocery

Readable line notes daily deliveries of fresh California strawberries at Kane's grocery. The item highlights ongoing supply and availability for shoppers.

California Kane

The Nilsson Home Baked Goods Ad on Center Street

A local bakery ad promotes The Nilsson at 238 West Center Street offering homemade doughnuts pies cottage cheese and cakes fresh daily under the headline The Chili Season is On Come Along.

Want New District Inkom area petition filed

A third petition for dividing the Inkom school district was filed with County Clerk Gallet seeking creation of a new district from township 8 range 48 sections 1 2 11 12 13 14 23 34 25 26 35 36 in McCammon county. The signers include D R Lish and 22 residents with ten or more school children. A separate suit seeks $280 damages from Oregon Short Line for a cow and a mare killed by a train near Arimo. Joe Peterson, a Finlander, died yesterday from miners consumption at the county hospital. Baby girl born to Chester Campbell’s wife on North Fifth avenue. E C Holmes, Salt Lake Intermountain Republican and Truth rep, visiting Pocatello en route home from Park branch.

Inkom Gallet Board of County Commissioners D. R R. Lish McCammon Country District Court T. W. Woodland Oregon Short Line Arimo Joe Peterson Chester Campbell North Fifth Avenue E. C. Holmes Salt Lake

San Francisco Idaho Montana Railway opens Nampa office

Headquarters of the San Francisco Idaho & Montana Railway company have opened at Nampa Idaho with E R Place local manager and E F Springer secretary in charge. A survey corps is in camp on the Snake River while a large boarding house is being built. Cross sectioning has begun and construction is promised to start within 99 days.

San Francisco, Idaho & Montana Railway Company Nampa Ida E. R. Place E. EF. Springer Snake River

Vermifuge for Babies Promises Gentle Worm Removal

A domestic advertisement urges mothers to treat infants for worms with White's Cream Vermifuge. It claims feverish, restless babies may be worm-affected and promises a mild, pleasant cleanse. Sold by Mrs A L Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy for 25 cents.

A. L. Cook Red Cross Pharmacy

Herbine touted as liver aid for all ages in local ad

W C Simpkins of Alba Texas praises Herbine for chills fever and la grippe saying it keeps the liver in condition and is good for children as well as adults. The medicine is sold by Mrs. A L Cook and Temple Pharmacy.

W. C. Simpkins Alba Vexas A. L. Cook Temple Pharmacy

Snow Liniment Praised For Rheumatism By Customer

Mr C H W Runyon of Stanberry Missouri endorses Ballard's Snow Liniment as a positive cure for rheumatism and various pains. The ad lists Mia A L Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy as distributors.

Ballard C. HW. Runyon Stanberry Mia A, L Cook Red Cross Pharmacy

Three Physicians Treated Him Without Success

W L Yancey of Paducah Kentucky reports a severe kidney disease that three Kentucky physicians failed to treat. He says Foley's Kidney Cure gave immediate relief after one bottle and cured him after three, and he recommends the remedy sold by Mrs A L Cook.

W. L. Yancey Paducah, Ky Kentucky Foley A, L. Cook

Midland Route Advertises Last Chance Cheap Rates

Last excursion east via Colorado Midland offers cheap fares to Chicago 44.50 Kansas City 8t. Joe and Omaha 82 Denver 20.00 with a limit October 1st. Pullman observation cars daily. Colorado scenery and three connections, two trains daily. Write L H Harding general agent Salt Lake City for info.

Chicago Kansas City Joe Omaha Denver Colorado L. H. Harding Salt City

Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Relief from Bright's Disease

Claims on a testimonial basis that Foley's Kidney Cure cures incipient Bright's disease and diabetes and provides comfort even in severe cases. A user from Dunreath Indiana reports diabetes in the worst form and relief after three bottles, following eight physicians without help.

Bright Foley Marion Lee Dunreath Ind Gale Mra A. L. Cook

Following the Flag Health Tip Promotes a New Discovery

Willis T. Morgan of Concord New Hampshire recounts two tours in Cuba and two in the Philippines and credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with keeping him in perfect health. He endorses it for coughs colds bronchial troubles and all lung diseases. Available at Mrs A L Cooks drug store priced 50 cents and one dollar with a free trial bottle.

Cuba Philippines Willis T. Morgan Concord N. H A. L. Cook

Short Line Ticket Sale to Portland and Spokane 1906

From June 1 to September 15 1906 the Short Line offers round trip tickets to Portland and Spokane for 40 dollars. Tickets good for return until October 15 1906. Inquiries at the ticket office, D B Lowrie, Agent.

Portland Spokane Partculara

Oxford Notes Highlight Local Events and Weather

Ideal weather at Oxford as rain ceases and crops grow. Parkinson Bros shipped three cars of wool. Local residents attend the U C T convention in Ogden. Weddings and visits frame a active social scene as Oxford prepares for Fourth of July celebrations.

Oxford Parkinson Bros W F Fisher LeRoy Lewis W. R. Beckstead Ogden Julia Merrill N. R. Lewis Merrill Oakley Idaho Ray H. Fisher Boulder Medical College Ray Gem of the Mountains

Low Rates to East Via the North Western Line

The Chicago and North Western Railway announces special low round trips from Idaho to eastern points beyond the Missouri River aimed at teachers taking summer vacations. One fare plus 7 dollars for the round trip tickets go on sale May 26 June 1 3 and 14 with a final return limit October 31.

Chicago & North-Western Railway Idaho Missouri River

East Side Grocers Declared Unfair to Union Labor

A regu lar meeting of the Pocatello Trades and Labor Council found Dwyer Hanson Mankis Pettis and Sperch unfair to the union for violating the closing agreement. Friends of organized labor are urged to take notice by order of THE COUNCIL tf-6-29.

Pocatello Trades and Labor Council Eastside Dwyer Hanson Mankis Pettis Sperch Friends of Organized Labor

Fresh vegetable line at Kane's draws shoppers

Shoppers flock to Kane's for a full display of fresh vegetables, highlighting chunky carrots, leafy greens, and seasonal staples in a well stocked produce section. The vivid assortment aims to meet varied kitchen needs and price points.

Kane's

Market Offerings Include Fresh Produce and More

Readable items list onions radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and rhubarb at Kane's. Local market features fresh produce and garden staples for shoppers seeking spring flavors.

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Bulletin States Fremont Bingham Blackfoot A. Dowd Bannock William Bell Oneida W. A. Barrett Whitney J. W. Winward Bannock Engineering GO Civil Engineers Pocatello, Idaho Abstract Company Bonded Abstractors Gonveyancers Insurance Ms Couch Stanpnon D.J., Evans G. Cuune W. D. Service Asst AOU Ems THE Daily Tribune Pythian Cour d'Alene Freidell St. Petersburg Father Gapon Gapon Rulenberg Switzerland Finland Efor San Francisco, Idaho Montana B. R Ancient Rome Scenic Colorado Midland Lowrie Minnie Ellsworth Rigby W. F. Fisher J. H. Carlson Laney Carlson Ethel Hadley Logan Temple Henrietta Johnson A. M. Palmer A. C Utah Geo. H. Fisher Bancroft Ghe John F. Ford Cleveland the Daily Tribune SEICE T. B. Smith H. A. Logue East Center H. F. Mazoo Golden An Closset & Devers Oregon Ceeeeee Jas. Patton Contratcor WII Beck Sendel Ree Tribune
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