Local News Briefs From Bate Locals
Miss Laura Hansen returns from Lewiston to visit family in Bate. Mrs. Fred J. Barnes comes home from Boise after month with parents. Regiments pass through Pocatello en route to Vancouver. Infant of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell buried yesterday. Catholic church dance tomorrow at McNichols Wright hall. Catholic Lady Foresters meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. C M and St P president Earling arrives on his private car to inspect Northwest lines. Miss D Mae Briar from Waterloo arrives to assist at W J Prater's studio. Lou Freeburg returns to ban on North Main Street to mix at Anheuser. Federal sheep inspector Dr. Charles F. Rorke visits Soda Springs then Owyhee counties. Frank Wilson to Bingham Junction Utah after Fourth of July duties. Special Agent Knowles tracks J P Stiffler with Short Line passes. Pocatello Pressed Brick plant reports rapid work. 50,000 bricks produced. more kilns and dry press soon ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Gray
Pocatello Pressed Brick and Manufacturing Company
You Should Know This Kidney Remedy Ad
Foley's Kidney Remedy promises a cure for kidney and bladder troubles within medical reach. Temple Pharmacy endorses the treatment as capable of doing more than others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Temple Pharmacy
New Wing Added to State Reform School With $14700 Bid
J M Bennett of Payette, trustee, reports from St Anthony board meeting where a contract for a new wing to the St Anthony reform school administration building was awarded to Wierman and McGrew of Idaho Falls for 14700 dollars. Plans by M Grundfer call for a two story brick and stone addition. Construction to start at once with bids from local Pocatello contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bennett
Payette
State Reform School
St. Anthony
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Wierman
M. Grundfer
Great Northern Chief Gruber Tours Montana Division
J M Gruber general manager of the Great Northern railroad based in St Paul and his wife traveled to Pocatello on No 2 in Grubers private car and left on No 7 for Butte to inspect the Montana division which has been held up by washouts. He toured Pocatello facilities with Roscoe Stockslager and praised the Oregon Short Line as among the best equipped systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gruber
Great Beeth Railroad
St. Paul
J. R. W. Davis
G. N
Pocatello
Wye
Masonic Temple
Elk Club
Roscoe Stockslager
Olmstead
Gruber
Great Northern
Wreck Describes Suffering from Rheumatism Cured by Snow Liniment
A short ad proclaims rheumatism a wreck of the person and suggests Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure. It claims relief from rheumatism and pain with bottles priced at 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar sold by Mrs. A L Cook, a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
A. L. Cook
Call for Warrants by City of Pocatello
Notice that Current Expense Fund Warrants Nos. 518 to 539 dated May 9 1908 will be paid with interest to date of this call upon presentation at Bannock National Bank Goldie McCallister City Treasurer Dated May 26 1908 Mrs 8 Joyce Claremont N H writes About a year ago I bought two bottles of Foley s Kidney Remedy It cured me of a severe case of kidney trouble of several years standing It certainly is a grand good medicine and I heartily recommend it Temple Pharmacy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock National Bank
Goldie McCallister
Claremont, N. H
Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Goats Kept in Switzerland For Skins Used in Rugs
A report notes Switzerland rears a special breed of goats whose skins supply hearth rugs and motor clothing. A wry exchange adds a moral quip about appearances and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Notice of Special Bond Election in Pocatello Idaho
Notice informs residents of a special bond election in Pocatello Bannock County Idaho on Tuesday June 30 1908 per ordinance 179 approved May 21 1908 by the city council and mayor. The notice identifies the election location and lawful process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Bannock County
State of Idaho
Idaho
Pocatello Bond Election on Sewer Bonds and Warrant Debt
Voters in Pocatello Idaho will decide on issuing municipal coupon bonds totaling 106 558 96 for sewers drains and funding warrant debt. The ballot lists four precinct polling places and hours from 9 am to 7 pm on June 30 1908 with eligibility limited to qualified electors and taxpayers.
Pocatello City Bond Issue Vote Notice 1908
In favor of issuing bonds to the amount of 106 358.96 dollars for specified purposes as per ordinance No 179. Those voting yes will mark the top circle. those voting no the lower circle. Issued by mayor C. E. M. Loux and city clerk T. D. Gilmore on May 27 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifled
Gleatove
Pocatello
Idaho
C. E. M. Loux
Posatello
T. D. Gilmore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bate Locals
Laura Hansen
Lewiston
Fred J. Barnes
Boise
Vancouver
St. Louis
Wash
W. E. Campbell
South Thirteenth Avenue
Catholic Church
McNichols & Wright Hall
Lady Foresters
J. Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Earling
D. Mae Briar
Waterloo
Towa
W. J. Prater
Red Cross
Miss Briar
Thirst Dispeller
Lou Freeburg
Bannock
McFall
Shoshone
Anheuser
North Main Street
Charles F. Rorke
Hailey
Soda Springs
Blaine County
Owyhee County
Frank Wilson
Bingham Junction
Utah
Wilson
Knowles
J. P. Stiffler
Stiffler
City OF
Center Street
Salvation Army Hall
Second Avenue
Mahan & Edghill’s
East Center Street
Clark Street
E. G. Honde
W. Center Street
N. Arthur Avenue
Arthur Avenue
Williason
N. Main Street
Fred
DEAR
Pocatello, Ida
Theo. Turner
L. D. Brown
Fred G. Caldwell
Bannock Abstract, Deposit & Trust Co
Bancroft
Alfred H. Lindquist
South Main Street
Rilsson Restaurant
Bannock National Bank General Banking
Pocatello, Idaho
Lyman Fargo
Olmnstead
D. W. Church
F. D. Clements
A. J. Pierce
McCornick
Continental Oil Company (Incorporated
The
Mr Well Dresser
Ea Rg
Geo. H. North
North Main
Smith Bros
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!