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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1900

Page

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Fort Hall Reservation preparations and key figures

Reporter outlines a general preliminary report plan for Fort Hall Reservation openings. Ex Gov Black named appraiser adviser, William J. McConnell travels to Ross Fork to draft a comprehensive pre opening analysis including irrigation, allotments, and survey work. Senator Clark criticizes prior irrigation schemes and urges qualified engineers and capable inspectors for timely action.

Fort Hall Wm. J. McConnell U. S Idaho Indian Bureau Ross Fork

Hailey Native George Black Considered for Fort Hall Land Commission

The Hailey Times notes George A. Black formerly of Hailey and now in Spokane is a potential commissioner to allot Fort Hall land. Boise Statesman reports on allotment procedures, inspectors, and criticisms of alloting agents, detailing delays and ignorance of land subdivisions and irrigation among workers.

Hailey Times George A. Black Hailey Spokane, Wash North Idaho Fort Hall Reservation Boise Statesman Washington Fort Hall Civil Service Indian Bureau of the Interior Department Department Wyoming Colorado Wind River Georgia

Old Folks Day Observed in Chesterfield Ward

The Bannock Stake held its Old Folks Day gathering in Chesterfield ward on June 8 with songs toasts and speeches. A banquet followed by dancing featured ice cream and oranges. Prizes included a rocking chair for the oldest gentleman Bayman of Soda Springs age 84 and oldest lady Bennett of Mound Valley age 81.

Bannock Stake Chesterfield Ward Brother Bayman Soda Springs Bennett Mound Valley

PocaTE La Casa Grocery Notice to Patrons

All persons indebted to La Casa Grocery under manager J H Gaus are urged to call and settle their accounts at once in PocaTE.

Pocate la Casa Grocery

Ogden Nine Set to Clash With Pocatellos at Ball Grounds

Baseball notes report Ogden versus Pocatello at the ball grounds with result unknown as of press time. A second game is slated for tomorrow at 3 pm with both teams in fine condition and betting activity high. The ttio Grandes meet the Short Lines at Walker field as Hoffer and Ramey join Pueblo players, while a weekly practice series is proposed between Pocatellos and Gate City with a small admission and 4 30 start to raise funds.

Ogden Pocatellos Ttio Gate City

A Summer Trip to the East via Salt Lake City

Describes an eastbound rail tour via Salt Lake City and the Rio Grande Western Railway linking to the Denver & Rio Grande and Colorado Mid and Railways. Praises Salt Lake City’s climate, Mormon sites, and scenic canyons, noting a Salt Lake stopover and the Dead Sea like Great Salt Lake. Addresses for ticket information provided.

Salt Lake City Rio Grande Western Railway Connetion Denver & Rio Grande Colorado Midand Rocky Mountains United States Mormon Temple Tabernacle Sanitarium Great Salt Lake Dead Sea Palestine Rockies W. C. McBride Broadway Butte

Life and Death Wright Praises Dr. King's Discovery

Mr W A Hines of Manchester Indiana recounts a near death from lung trouble that led to consumption and night coughs. He credits Dr King's New Discovery with his complete cure after doctors said he would die. Free trial bottles available at Beans Drug Store.

W. A. Hines Manchester

Roundup Ticket Sale Details Reported

The fragment notes a single fare for a Roundup trip. It lists Joe Mand selling tickets, with a June 20 return option and mentions Salt Lake Jane, along with marks 4&0 and M.1 A. The legible items show ticket sale activity and a planned return date.

Joe Mand Hmit

Oxford Wants Rain and Busy Haying Season

In Oxford Idaho June 14 1900 farmers report haying underway with labor in demand at 1 50 a day and board. Wheat crop prospects fade without rain while irrigated fields look promising. Wool shipments by carloads and local medical and legal notices accompany community news. W F Fisher elected to serve three years as school trustee.

Oxford Ida Eugene Harris Allen Cutler Preston Idaho Anderson Richmond Utah Sullivan Idaho James Jorgenson Nellie Brossard W. F. Fisher

Knights of Pythias Idaho elect grand officers

The Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias of Idaho met in Lewiston this week and completed affairs after electing officers for the coming year. Officers include Chancellor J. K. Gyde Wardner vice chancellor Joseph S. Vincent Kendrick prelate C. C. Hedum master-at-arms A. T. Slade keeper of records J. H. Harte exchequer A. W. Post inner guard James Rodda outer guard J. C. Smeath tribune Sherman King trustee John K. Aiken. Pocatello chosen as next session site.

Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias of Idaho Lewiston J. K. Gyde Wardner Joseph S. Vincent Kendrick C. C. Hedum Silver City A. T. Slade Idaho Falls J. H. Harte Coeur d'Alene

Printing Without Ink and Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Ad

A notice describes a new venture to print without ink using electricity and special apes, claiming a forthcoming revolution in printing. It also touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a long standing standard remedy for stomach, liver, and bowel issues, with broad claims of health benefits and malaria prevention.

Hostetter

Fourth of July committee report due June 6 in Cleveland

Subcommittees are urged to make further arrangements and report to the programme committee on or before Tuesday June 6. The committee plans to publish a full programme in the papers once reports are received from O L Cleveland Tuko Turner H B Kisrowt.

Tuesaday Cleveland Tuko Turner Kisrowt

Railroads and unions drive large wheels at Salt Lake foundry

Short Line foundry in Salt Lake City is casting massive driving wheels for engine No. 651 under construction at Pocatello shops. The wheels weigh around 2000 pounds and monthly Salt Lake shops output over 100 tons of casting for Short Line rolling stock. Sherman Hill tunnel work may finish within 12 months. Kansas City Court of Appeals limits on passenger ejectment clarified. Dewey nearby rail negotiations with Union Pacific. Official Guide lists longest rail networks. Georgia supreme court upholds ejectment for time-limit violations.

Short Line Salt Lake Pocatello Sherman Hill Union Pacific Dole Creek Boise Salt Lake Tribune Dewey Boise Nampa

Preparations for the Fourth of July Celebration

The Fourth of July committees in the inter mountain region plan a sunrise salute of 13 guns a street parade an ovation athletic sports horse races fireworks and more Purses are listed for events including pulling tug of war climbing pole foot race hose contest and free for all race with various prizes and entry fees Bicycle races charge a 10 percent entrance fee Horse races program details to come and band engagement confirmed.

Local Briefs from Pocatello and Vicinity

Crowds attended the Friday show in Pocatello while Elder Arthur Edgley returns from a two year mission in Montana. Activities include a Jewel dancing club event at Lewis hall and notes on local residents traveling to California and Sweden. The quarterly conference of the Pocatello Stake LDS church begins tomorrow, with services and Sunday school. A GA BR encampment moves to Coeur d Alene City, and various church and civic items are listed. A new blacksmith shop contract is awarded on Cleveland avenue and Miss J Johnson reports a three day five hour trip to eastern Pennsylvania. A purse snatching on Center street prompts a warning to return the item or face police involvement.

Democratic National Convention Ticket Plan Details

Vague note references Kansas City events, a one fare round trip policy, and ticket availability with dates in July. Details on routes or organizers are unclear and remain partially legible.

Dr King’s New Life Pills Featured At Bean’s Drug Store

A promotional note touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safe cure for stomach, kidneys, liver and bowels ailments. The ad claims relief from a type of “Con stipation” labeled as a monster devil fish and urges purchase for 25 cents at Bean’s Drug Store.

Dr. King Bean's

Moki Tea Promoted as Cure-All by Sprague’s Pharmacy

An old advertisement touts Moki Tea as a cure for headaches and many ailments. It claims permanent relief, improved digestion, sleep, and mood with a money back guarantee and a price of 9 cents per bottle at Sprague’s Pharmacy.

Conte Spragues Pharmacy

Notable happenings from the past days world brief

Nicola Peter grand duke of Oldenburg dies. National Republican convention set for Philadelphia. Admiral Dewey refuses vice presidency. Mrs Gladstone dies. McKinley running mate choice open with favored sons. Gen Botha ousted by Roberts. Peking advance slow to 25 miles. Philippine insurgent leader Macabulos captured with eight officers and 124 men. Indiana governor blocks Kentucky governor Beckham’s attempt to return Taylor for trial. St Louis streetcar strike costs over a million. China situation stays critical. Conger asks for more troops. Dewey says he is glad not to be presidential candidate. Russia and Japan may divide China’s shares if war breaks out.

Newbro's Herpicide Promises to Stop Hair Loss

Advertisement claims falling hair and baldness stem from a dandruff germ in the scalp. It asserts Newbro's Herpicide destroys the germ and cures dandruff, falling hair, and baldness, describing it as a scientific discovery proven successful wherever tested.

Newbro

Unclaimed Letters At Pocatello Post Office

List of unclaimed mail for the week ending June 16 1900 in Pocatello Idaho includes Johnson Ruben Mansfield Jack Miller Ben Byers May Booth DG Clark Grace Chathburn Wm Richard Mes Nettle Damberm Lucy Serone Ida Duncan Frank tells from Maria Franshew George W Winfred O Ferguson Wm Williams WS Yanagisawa Myrtie Francis BALL P. M. Letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within two weeks.

B.C. White Clark Wyoming Pocatello U. S. Senate Washington E. C. White Ida Fort Hall Reservation Shoup Idaho Byers May Booth Clark Grace , Chathburn Richard Mes Nettle Damberm Lucy Serone Ida Duncan Frank Maria Franshew George W Winfred O Ferguson Williams Yanagisawa Myrtie

Osteopathy Doctor Sets Up Practice in Pocatello

RK A Valller, graduate of the American School of Osteopathy in Kirksville Missouri, has located in Pocatello to practice. All those afflicted are invited to call at Hotel tanks for a free examination. If I cannot cure I will tell you so.

RK. A. Valller American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Pocatello

Call for City Warrants Pocatello 1970

City of Pocatello calls for warrants up to and including No. 287 to be paid upon presentation to City Treasurer Mrs. Jane Darran on June 5th 1970.

City of Pocatello Jane Darran

Also Mentioned on This Page

Special Agent M’connell Black McConnell Therr Per J. H. Gaus Baseball Notes Wright Salt Lake Jane W.F. Fisher Doctor Anderson F. F. White Vick Fisher Merle Psimer Agricultural College Logan W. H. Homer W.H. Homer Miss Rose Homer B. Ellsworth Fritz Oxford Creamery Big Wheels Heing Salt Lake City Passen Gers Short Line Company Kansas City Court of Appeals Jacob Hock Chicago,Burlington and Quincy Fortescle Court of Appeals New York Central New York Central Lines Pennsylvania Northwestern Burlington Santa Fe North America Canadian Pacific Supreme Court of the State of Georgia The Herald Challis J. H. Young Wm. Woodin Blackfoot Charlie Mr. Young 0. S. L. Railway Company Custer County Arthur Edgley George Devenienzo Pond Sweden Jewel Dancing Club Lewis Hall Henry Sell Otto California Mrs. Sell Emme P. Muurphy Episcopal Church Pocatello Stake L. D Patrie Patrie and Mart Jr Market Lake Rousse G. A. BR Coeur d'Alene City Laige City Baptist Church Young Peoples Meeting M. W. Willison Kid Cleveland Avenue Woodmen Hall Misa J. Johnson Center Street Kansas Daly News OF the World Associated Press Tribune Ers Nichola Peter Grand Duke of Oldenburg Philadelphia McKinley Old Roberts Gen Botha Peking Macabulos Indiana Beckham Kentucky Gov Taylor St. Louis China Conger Navy Department Phillippines Admiral Dewey Eli Russia Japan Francis Ball, P. M City OF
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