City Council Meets Tonight Amid Local Briefs
The city council gathers in regular session this evening. Weather forecasts call for showers and thunder tonight and Wednesday with cooler air. Father Kress speaks on Catholic faith at St Joseph’s church tonight. Dr Cohn leaves for Oregon after news of his brother’s drowning in recent floods. Mrs A Cibalka returns from Logan Utah with her brother.
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St. Joseph’s Oharoh
Father Kress
Dr. Cohn
Hegpner
Ore
Kodol Digestive Aid Ad Promises Rapid Relief
An old advertisement extols KODOL as a cure for stomach strain and nervous tension, claiming it speeds digestion and soothes the system. It markets bottles at $1 with a 25 dose size, sold by The Temple Pharmacy and H. & Whittlesey.
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Erie 9
Unspecified Visitor Ends Stay as Pocatello Renovations Begin
In Pocatello the visitor will remain briefly with the Auditorium darkened from now through September while Manager Hannaford oversees renovations. Judge White sentenced John Sheenan to ten days in the county jail for disrupting the East side. Henry Bowers funeral set for 3 PM tomorrow under the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. mother expected from Hastings Nebraska, otherwise delayed.
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Henry Bowers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Hastings
Neb
Transcontinental car draws city crowds during stopover
Dr H N Jackson of Burlington Vermont and S K Crocker of Tacoma Washington arrived in a twenty horse power gasoline car weighing about 91600 pounds. They left California on May 28 and plan a six week trip at about 175 miles per day. The party dined at the Bannock with their mule dressed mascot Bad accompanying them.
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H. N. Jackson
Burlington
Vermont
K. Crocker
Tacoma
Wash
California
Mail Clerk Ben Campbell Returns Home After Wreck
Ben Campbell the mail clerk injured in the 14th street wreck left this afternoon on No 7 for his home in Portland. He has served four years on the road, three of them on the route of the accident, and is highly esteemed by many in Pocatello. He will be accompanied by Harvey A Johnson, another clerk, who has been with the service.
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S Ben Campbell
Portland
Campbell
Pocatello
Ty Harvey A. Johnson
Fort Hall Indian School Plant Plans Revealed
The Tribune reports loans and specs for a Fort Hall Indian school plant one mile south of the agency. The stone buildings include a double dormitory, school, mess hall and quarters, with electric lighting and steam heat. Water and sewer systems are planned, wells supply a tank on an eighty foot tower. About 75,000 will be spent with bids opened in Washington on July 23 and completion by March 1, 1904.
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the Tribune
Fort Hall
Washington
Montpelier Prepares Large Fourth of July Celebration
Montpelier plans a major Fourth of July event with substantial funding. Pocatello Junior Base Ball will face Montpelier team in town. Arrangements include a schedule of games with Daumterland and Kemmerer. Many residents will travel with a single round trip rate for attendees.
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Montpelier
Pocatello
Coumes
Daumterland
Kemmerer
Eighteen wooden tanks for sale by local merchant
Eighteen wooden tanks offered by Pocatello Mercantile Co. for sale. Each tank holds about 1000 gallons and can be used for irrigation or water purposes. Inquiry welcomed.
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Inquite Pocatcilo Mercantile Oo
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Pain Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a remedy for neuralgic pains rheumatism lumbago and sciatic pains. It claims deep penetration to nerves and bone with healing properties in the blood and includes a testimonial from D F Moore agent for Illinois Centre Railway Milan Tenn. Sold at Mrs A L Cooks for 25 cents 50 cents and 1 00.
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Ballard
D. F. Moore
Illinois Centre Railway
Milan
Tenn
A. L. Cook
Try Pike's Peak at Brady's
Extreme heat is said to tax infants digestion prompting a remedy pitch. A patent medicine advertises White's Cream Vermifuge as a children’s tonic to aid digestion and strength, sold for 25 cents at Mrs A L Cook.
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Pike’s Peak
Brady's
White
A. L. Cook
Eastbound overland service details via Union Pacific line
Secure complete information about the new overland service via Union Pacific and Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. A postal card to C. B. Williams, Commercial Agent,Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry, 108 W. 84 South, Salt Lake City will bring details. Brady's promises good changes.
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Union Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & &. Paul
Williams
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
South
Galt Lake City
MacMillan Studio Exhibits Eerie Railroad Photos
MacMillan & Co. railroad and commercial photographers display eerie splendid views at the Black Studio 340 West Clark Street between Cleveland and Arthur Avenues. They show W. O. W. pictures from Blackfoot taken Sunday and wreck pictures of the Sunday morning smash. Also shop pictures and interior views of the new shops. Band motors are included. Call at the Black Studio to place orders any time.
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MacMillan & Co
Weet Clark Street
Clevelard and
Arthur Avenues
Blackfoot
Kidney Cure Testimony From Salem Patient
A letter from Robert Rh. Watte of Salem Missouri describes five years of kidney disease and poor health. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure with a complete recovery after less than two bottles, noting he is now sound and well. Sold at Bean's Drug Store.
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Robert Rh. Watte
Salem
Foley
Bean's
Sunward Journey Tracked by Lick Observatory Professors
Professors H K Palmer and W H Wright from Lick Observatory travel to South America to observe southern stars near the south celestial pole. They aim to map the sun and planets’ motions, with Vega as a likely direction of solar travel at 12 to 13 miles per second, and seek more accurate results from extensive southern star observations.
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H. K. Palmer
W. H. Wright
Lick Observatory
South America
Vega
Lyre
D. O. Mills
Chile
Braashear
To Relieve Eye Strain Dr Gould Links Strain to Ills
Dr George M Gould argues eye strain underlies much human misery. He cites its role in De Quincey’s opium habit Carlyle’s morbid condition and Browning’s headaches and vertigo. He suggests printing books in white ink on black paper to lessen strain.
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George M. Gould
de Quincey
Carlyle
Browning
Edison’s plan to mine low grade gold gravel beds
An article describes Thomas A. Edison’s scheme to extract gold from vast low grade quartz gravel beds in Lower California New Mexico Arizona and northern Mexico. An air blast separates gold from the mass after gravel is dug with a steam shovel and sieved into uniform sizes for processing.
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Thomas A. Edison
Lower
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Mexico
Edison
Local business notes and services advertised
The notice lists Teas and Coffees spices and extracts at the Tea and Coffee House 211 N Cleveland. Troy Laundry offers rough dry washing at 6 cents per pound and invites first class work. Dr Newman European eye specialist at the Pocatello House remaining until June 8 notes free examination.
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the Tea and Coffee House
Cleveland
Troy
Newman
Pocatello House
New Process in Steel Industry at St. Paul Works
An experimental plant at Valley Lion works in St. Paul Minn shows a method to refine ore using a gravity sorter and air blast to separate gold like metals from lighter gravel. Titanic ore rich in vanadium and chrome smelts into pig iron with steel like properties, claimed superior toughness and strength.
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Valley Lion Works
St. Paul
Minn
Titanic
Minnesota
Dessner
Do You Enjoy What You Eat
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as the remedy for stomach troubles and indigestion. It claims health depends on nourishment from the stomach and lists symptoms it can cure. The Temple Pharmacy and H. H. Whittosey sell the product.
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Temple Pharmacy
H. H. Whittosey
Delightful Summer Trip To Salt Lake City And Denver
Advertisement for summer travel along the Rio Grande System from Butte to Chicago via Salt Lake City and Denver. Promotes elegant scenery, excellent service, and good accommodations with only one car change between Butte and Chicago. Mentions rates and a brochure titled With Nature in Colorado by G. W. Fitsgerald, general agent, Butte Montana.
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Salt Lake City
Denver
Colorado
Rio Grande
Butte
Chicago
Nature
G. W. Fitsgerald
Mont
Summer Excursions and Special Rates Announced
Summer excursion rates listed as one fare plus 9.00 round trip via Rock Island System. For details contact Half Ray, General Agent, Denver.
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Rock Island
Gen. Agt
Denver
Card mailing list shows Western low-rate travel plan
A notice from Cr Williams, Commercial Agent of the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway, offers a postal card listing eastern friends and their addresses for potential Western travel at low rates Feb 15 to Apr 20. It promises prompt information on rates, train service, baggage, and stopovers.
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Cr. Williams
Chi
Milwaukee
Anywhere to Everywhere Rio Grande Line Offer
Travel specialist W Fitzpatrick of Butte advertises the Rio Grande Line as the ideal route for artists and tourists from the West to the East or South. The copy promises delightful trips across sublimest scenery and urges readers to request a copy of the Tourists Handbook for current rates and destinations.
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Rio Grande Line
Rio Grande
Elec
W. Fitzeuaap
Butte Moat
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