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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
5
A busy Pocatello column covers a city council meeting tonight, a move of E D Harrison’s jewelry stock, public school bids, tree pests, a missionary tea, police chief Smith’s return from New York, a room robbery, boxing plans for July 4, and Saturday baseball. Also included are fishing trips, travel reports, weddings, entertainment reviews, and notable visitors at the Bannock.
Many travelers and visitors are listed as staying at the Bannock and Monarch in Pocatello and nearby towns. Names include F. W. Patten, Bob Ure, George R. Parker, Mrs N G Davis, Mr and Mrs B L Killingsworth, W H Ransome, Karl P Brown, W E Smith, A Thanheim, Lee Stanley, Carl Holst, H Merchant, Mrs G Henderson, Guy Henderson, H F Wooley, Carl Prost, Mr and Mrs C Simmons, J D OConnell, Eddie Sorelle, Glenn O Street, R J LaFevre, and others with travels from Salt Lake, Sandpoint, Omaha, Boston, Oil City, and ports of call like Portland.
George Tanner returned home from Pocatello after a three week jury duty visit and also saw his brother Tom Tanner in Blackfoot. Ira Vandenakker left for Blackfoot on business. Miss Alice Marmie visits Pocatello. Lozine Kirby injured a leg badly while leveling on his father’s farm. Mrs A Egbert returned from Salt Lake City. Althea Olsen visits relatives in Pocatello. William Poulsen plans to move his family from Central to town, living first in Mrs Johnson's house. Mrs Bert Egbert visits Salt Lake City.
The Farmers & Traders Bank urges savers to deposit and earn 4 percent on Time Certificates of Deposit as a promotional offer. The message emphasizes wise money management and saving for the future.
Tomorrow evening the closing exercises of St Josephs Catholic school will feature a program including The Barber of Seville trio Rosini Violins W Leaf E Kooken G Gregoire First Piano A Knowles M Patton M Purtill Second Piano M Ford F Lamb M Sandon Sailny Song by the Boys G Marks Minims Indignation Meeting Gypsy Queen Oberon and several cantatas and concert pieces with performances by Minim Girls and Boys, pianists and violins under teachers and pupils names listed.
A fragmented page lists names and roles in a civil matter including Plaintiff Willie Boyle and Defendant Leonard Layng with their attorneys, plus witnesses John Moore Jenks and Chauncey Wilson Smith. It also names jury members Ellsworth Kooken and others, with assorted local acts and performances listed nearby.
Advertisement snippet from Temple Pharmacy and Ferguson Jenkins Drug Co listing Foley Kidney Pills as containing ingredients to strengthen and regulate kidneys and bladder, with locations in Pocatello and McCammon.
A Daily Tribunes clipping records donations for the Good Roads Slogan Contest. Listed contributors include A. B. Bean of Ford Auto, Dick Douglas of Auburn Auto, James H. Brady, T. M. Edwards, W. Johnson of Downey, and John Wegener, with amounts ranging from 1.00 to 25.00 dollars.
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