Special Bannock County meeting approves road changes and licenses
The Bannock County Board of Commissioners meets in special session at Pocatello on May 13 1903 to declare several roads public through private lands select a road overseer for District No 2 and authorize a road alteration near Birch Creek. Licenses to sell intoxicating liquors are approved for Harkness and Eliason with terms starting May 1 1903.
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Board of Commissioners of
Bannock County
Pocateo
Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
Bard of County Commissioners
Court House
T. B. Smith
United States
Pooatels
Ross Fork
Rafael Land
Pocatello Creek
Rabbit Creek
Bec
Belog
Ira Hogan
Soho P. Toone
John P. Toone
Eald
B. W. Henderson
George Gittins
George Glover
Birch Creek
H. O. Harkness
McCammon
Isaac Eliason
Henry
Hqo
Harkness
Public road project and bridge funding for Pocatello area
Bannock County Board on May 22 1908 approved a 5000 appropriation from Road and Bridge funds to open a road from Second Avenue dated toward Portneuf River crossing with Pocatello and Oregon Short Line land rights. The plan requires 85 per linear foot bridge funding from city or private sources and road changes for Road District No 19. Officials also approved a road alteration proposed by William Lewis to connect to the existing county road after verification. The board extended James Patton contract time to June 1 1904 to repair defects in a courthouse walk and avoid suit, with a one year guarantee and a forty block repair cap. The board adjourned sine die.
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Pocatelto
Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
Bannock County
Second Avenue
Pocatello
Portneuf River
Milo Hendricks
Wm. Lewis
Portuen Bridge
McCammon
William Lewis
Sald
Hyde
James Patton
Court House
J. B. Bistline
R. M. Pyper
Board of County Commissionere
J.B. Bistline
R.M. Pyper
George T. Hyde
Chief of Police Faces Cow Trouble in Pocatello
Local police chief reports widespread cow confusion as cattle look alike amid recent livestock concerns. Early evening brief notes discuss community farming issues and local curiosity.
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Police
Notice to Creditors of First Meeting in Bankruptcy
United States District Court Idaho Southern Division notices creditors of William H Meacham. A June 12 1903 bankruptcy adjudication leads to a first meeting on July 7 1908 at 10 a.m. in Pocatello to prove claims appoint a Trustee and examine the debtor.
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United States District Court, Southern Division District of
Idaho
William H Meacham
Pocatello
William H. Meacham
Eaid District
Ten O’clocs
A. m
E. C. Wars
Frank L. Stonns
June 16 In History: Marlowe Death and Waterloo Prelude
On June 16 events include English poet Christopher Marlowe death at Deptford born 1564 Canterbury. Also Napoleon defeated Blucher at Ligny and Ney defeated at Quatre Bras, setting stage for Waterloo. Blucher retreat from Ligny to Waterloo as Wellington and Blucher combine at the field.
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Christopher
Kit) Marlowe
Deptford
Canterbury
Napoleon
Blucher
Ligny
Ney
Quatre Ae
Waterloo
Cellington
Auditorium Dark Through September Renovations Planned
The auditorium will be dark from now until September while Hannaford oversees a full house renovation. The project aims to modernize facilities and improve safety for future events.
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Hannaford
East Side Brawl Ends With County Jail Sentence
Judge White sentenced John Sheenan to ten days in the county jail after a disturbance on the East side. He reportedly struck at people until a deputy sheriff intervened and stopped the incident.
Funeral planned for Henry Bowers after Sanday wreck
The funeral for Henry Bowers, victim of Sanday's wreck, is set for 3 PM tomorrow under the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. His mother, traveling from Hastings Nebraska, is expected to arrive. if not, the service will be delayed until she reaches the town.
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Henry Bowers
Sanday
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Hastings
Neb
Transcontinental Auto Arrives In Town With 21,500-Pound Car
Dr H Jackson of Burlington Vermont and S K Crocker of Tacoma Washington toured California by car starting May 26 and plan six week trip at about 175 miles daily. The twenty horsepower gasoline vehicle weighs 21 500 pounds and carried a mascot named Bad.
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Dr. H. Jackson
Burlington
Vermont
S. K. Crocker
Tacoma
Wash
California
Mail clerk Ben Campbell to return home after wreck
Ben Campbell, the mail clerk injured in the wreck of the 14th, leaves this afternoon on No 7 for Portland. He has served four years on the route and is well liked in Pocatello. Accompanied by Harvey A Johnson, who has tended to him during illness.
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Ben Campbell
Portland
Mr. Campbell
Pocatello
Harvey A. Johnson
Momer
Fort Hall Indian School Plant Planned Near Agency
The Tribune reports flaws and specs for a new Fort Hall Indian school plant one mile south of the agency. The stone building will include a double dormitory for boys and girls, laundry, school, combined mess hall and employee quarters. It will be fully electric and steam heated with a water and sewer system fed from wells to a large tank on an eighty foot tower. The project costs about 975000 with bids to open in Washington on July 23 and completion targeted for March 1, 1904.
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the Tribune
Fort Hall
Washington
Montpelier Plans Grand Fourth of July Celebration
Montpelier announces one of the largest Fourth of July celebrations in the state with major preparations funded to ensure success. The Pocatello Base Ball team will play the Montpelier team in town, with potential games against Cumberland and Kemmerer on the Fourth and nearby dates. Many Pocatello residents are expected to join, and the Juniors offer a single round trip rate for all travelers.
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Montpelier
Pocatello Jauloz
Bas
Montpelier Tam
Cumberland
Kemmerer
Pocatello
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Advertise Aid
The ad claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets improve appetite and digestion, cleanse the stomach, and invigorate the system, giving relish for food. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Mayor Steely Defends Independence Against Council Pressure
The editorial denounces the Democratic majority in the city council for attempting to force police appointments and budget decisions on Mayor Steely. It praises the mayor for backing a capable police force, resisting coercion, and continuing orderly city administration while urging the council to focus on duties and quit political maneuvering.
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Steely
Aselesa
Recrle
Police
Police Department
Doivn
European powers weigh response to Servian assassination
Berlin observers consider the assassination a domestic Servian affair with the new government to be recognized after the king is proclaimed. Powers fear neutrality may hold and await outcome as regional violence spreads from Kishineff to Croatia. Diplomats warn that silence could spark a larger Balkan conflagration while hoping the crisis may abate without broader war.
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Europe
Berlin
Russia
Servia Laa
Balkan
Eercre
Halkan
Eririt
New Use For Refined Paraffine Wax
A prominent Ohio citizen near Lancaster found refined paraffine wax can repair storm damaged trees. After propping broken maple and apple limbs, wax was poured into cracks like splints. The wax sealed the wounds, kept rain out, deterred insects, and the limbs appeared re attached to the trunks.
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Ohio
Lancaster
Notice to Creditors Estate of 8 R Stagner Deceased
Notice is given by W J Harvey Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of 8 R Stagner deceased to creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after this notice. Strest Pocatello Idaho is the place for the estate’s business in KE County. KE C Wurrs is the attorney for the administrator.
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R. Stagner
W. J. Harvey
Ter Strest
Pocatello
Idaho
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