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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1902
Page
5
Forecast issued for the 24 hours ending 6 pm Tuesday notes cloudy and threatening conditions with probable showers in Northern Idaho while Southern Idaho remains fair. Temperature held steady with a new maximum of 74 and a minimum of 35, mean 66, six degrees below normal. no precipitation reported.
Father Vander Douckt acrostic corrected. Ma sonic building basement excavation begins. H T Gee of Polk Co arrives to prepare Pocatello City Directory second edition. Dan MotTaggart returns from Butte to pursue mining. P A Christensen announces partial opening with full shoe line. Free kinetoscope entertainment Tuesday at St Joseph hall by M W A. Telephone line work: double copper wire strung between Pocatello and Logan for through business. Mass meeting of railroad men to organize a United Brotherhood division tomorrow.
L F Byers of Oakland arrives to lead a mass meeting at 7 30 for all railroad men. The Eagle Club a first class retail liquor house in the East side Rosenberg building opens with Ed Mooney and Bris Hicks backing the venture and sturdy oak fixtures. George Irving leaves for Thunder Mountain with news of his plan and visitors B R Pianey and wife arrive from Diamondville to tour Salt Lake City before returning home.
A guide to timely wedding gifts urges sending presents a month before the wedding with a visiting card. It recommends addressing the package to the bride when intimate, or to the bridegroom at the bride's house if closer to him.
Dr J H Hannaford in the Western Plowman urges early cough treatment to arrest consumption. Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat and Lungs promoted as the proper remedy with large bottles priced 26c and 50c, sold by Sprague’s Pharmacy.
The advertisement promotes a holiday hat sale offering milliner ribbons at a yard for Fourth of July purchases. Located at 160 Arthur Ave it highlights cost pricing and special savings for customers buying hats and ribbons.
Miss Pina and Mrs T A Scheller teach the Tailor System Dress Cutter at 160 Arthur Avenue Sagacity free of charge updates Waist sleeve and skirt stages for learners. Also a dialogue features Tom Robinson praised as entertaining brilliant and hospitable in a casual exchange about his sisters with black hair and a tall blond one.
The J. D. Wood flock from Spencer Idaho moves about 630000 pounds of wool in twenty five cars via the Oregon Short Line Union Pacific and Burlington to Boston. Barraclough bought the clip for Roxshlund Co. at an estimated 14 cents a pound yielding roughly $85000. An expert from Boston inspected the clip before the sale.
D Scott Gurrin of anton Pennsylvania endorses One Minute Cough Cure as the safest medicine for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles. It acts immediately and yields to croup. Cures grip bronchitis and coughs at Bean's Drug Store and H H Whittlesey.
Spring fever defined as torpid liver and inactive bowels may lead to illness. De Witt's Little Early Risers stimulate the liver open the bowels and cleanse impurities. Safe pills. Bean's Drug store and H. H. Whittlesey. Building lots in the Wye offered twenty five percent below current prices in quantities from one lot up. Call and investigate at CuurcH & WHITE.
Harrison offers a fine line of 21 and 23 jewel watches including See the bishop and the Pocatello. A large stock of leather and silk goods and a sterling silver and plated ware line just arrived. J B Bistline lists sidewalk lumber from Oregon and local sources for sale. A C Bomar optician will visit the Bannock hotel around June 15 to treat all vision errors with full equipment and guaranteed first class work.
A vintage advertisement touts Lane's Tea as a remedy for bad breath and digestive balance. It promises fresh breath and proper stomach function, sold by Sprague's Pharmacy in small packages priced 26e and 0c.
A reflective verse cherishes radiant hopes and divine plans for a singular lofty ascent. The speaker imagines a sky bright with glory and resplendent clouds while fearing a swift divine design that might end earthly joys.
An odd medical sales note touts The Curse of Womankind as causing headaches and offers Sherman’s Headache Cure with instant relief. It promises one dose cures neuralgia, immediate relief, and a 250 and 100 box option. Sprague's Pharmacy lists the remedies for sale and guarantees safety.
A fragment from the Chicago Herald features a character asserting his daughter has been reared in the lap of luxury and expresses hope to provide similarly to avoid her pining for that lifestyle. The exchange centers on parental provision and social status.
An advertisement touts Tea for daily bowel movement digestion and blood purification. It claims complexion improvement and appetite enhancement. Packs priced 95 and 60 cents, 6 packages per order, offered by a local apothecary.
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