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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
4
Wholesale and retail feeds grains flours hays breakfast goods sold with first class guarantee. Located on South First Ave opposite Pocatello Mercantile or Mercos. Phone 51-BLACK.
The report shows 1011 pupils enrolled in public schools with 975 average daily attendance and 80 percent punctuality. It notes 1415 tardiness cases, 60 percent teacher absences, and 82 corporal punishments. It clarifies St Joseph's School and Academy of Idaho are not included and names a local shop offering hats with a free gold hat pin.
Reno, November, June 17. John K. Humphrey, a young millionaire of the city, was killed yesterday when his car became unmanageable and plunged over a 75 foot embankment.
General Guheen arrived from Boise to visit Heyburn editor H L Locklin in Pocatello. Robert Goodwin, a Pocatello native now in San, returned for a visit with his brother Roy and old volunteers in the fire department. He paused in Boise to hear Chard's Haywood case testimony. his parents live in Oakland but own property in Pocatello.
F B Scott a top Harriman systems official and assistant director arrived in Pocatello this morning aboard S P No 03 on a Northwest inspection tour then departed for Salt Lake on No 10. Scott visits Havens lines and toured the local machine shops with Master Mechanic Carrick.
Patrolmen arrest two men for breaking into a Short Line refrigerator car with hams and bacon. One accomplice escaped with loot. most recuperated by officers. Hearings set for this evening or tomorrow morning. A Japanese man jailed for fighting in Walled City will explain himself before Judge Kane tonight. A stranger cuffed for stealing a gold watch at the European lodging house. released after proprietor could not confirm identity. Three Bannock Indians and a half breed drunkenness case sent to chain gang. A cripple slated for skidden sentence to the ties for begging under city ordinances.
Glen Biker fled a Ferguson boarding house at 502 North Main without paying his board. With only 23 dollars, he aimed to return to Portland Oregon and retain funds for the trip. Arrested on a warrant by Justice of the Peace Felix Van Reuth, he was arraigned and held for trial at 5 PM.
A large lively crowd filled the Eagles hall on Saturday night with new fans and excellent music making it one of the best dances in town. The notice invites readers to attend a dance Wednesday night to meet friends.
Notice to stockholders calls a special meeting Saturday evening June 22 at 7 30 in the Leavers Block secretary Frank S Brerton asks every stockholder to attend to transact important business.
Zweigart Bros meat market offers pure home rendered lard in three, five, and ten pound pails for ten days. Prices are 40 cents for three pounds, 60 cents for five pounds, and 1.15 dollars for ten pounds. Local shoppers urged to hurry to the sale.
In Fedora Tennessee C V Pepper reports a dramatic recovery from lung and throat hemorrhages after using Dr New Discovery. He describes instant relief and cessation of coughing with bleeding diminishing within three weeks permitting him to return to work. Trial bottle offered free at Temple Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins Pocatello McCammon.
George H. Olmstead, superintendent of the Idaho division of the Oregon Short Line, motors his private car on a business trip to Spokane with his family. On return he will visit Walla Walla and other places for several days. His division extends from Pocatello to Huntington and is noted for high efficiency.
An unnamed speaker recalls meeting Mr Hammond a senior fellow at Merton College who knew Shelley at Eton before 1810. He describes Hammond recounting Shelley’s late revelry and a notable Latin verse exercise and notes Shelley’s habit of sprinting when walking alone, all from about 1870.
Comic exchange unfolds as Mrs Wick-fenn blasts her husband John Henry over blame for their marriage. She demands accountability while he retorts that she could have driven him away with a glare but chose not to. Chicago Tribune style banter frames a domestic fracas.
Brown questions how to ensure repayment of funds as Moore promises it on demand. Moore answers with a pledge that it will be on the need of a gentleman. Brown then decides against the deal and asks them to come back with another person that evening.
A mother voices strong praise highlighting all that is good in her son, describing him as None Left and expressing pride in his character and actions.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Texas and Dallas in a cryptic note about new life and an attempt at reform. The readable bits reference past acquaintance and efforts that are unclear due to text corruption.
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