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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
5
Dance tomorrow at McNichols Wright hall. Young Women’s Society meeting at 115 South Garfield. marriage license issued for Clem it C Adams and Amandaartley both of Rockland. Many small notices on repairs, dam work, Indian death, sacred concert, river outing, tax sale, electric elevator, sewer plans exhibition, baseball games, council meeting, Fourth of July funds, Blackfoot festival, fishing trip, and a correction from E F Tout.
. Ed Jernberg Hurt reports an accident in which his son Ed, a coach carpenter at Pullman NL, slipped while boarding a freight train near Hammond Illinois and broke his back. He lies in a Hammond hospital and is improving. Mrs Jernberg plans to travel to Illinois to be with him.
The Upper Snake River Valley League of Commercial clubs will hold its first July meeting in Pocatello after an agreement at a Rigby gathering. A wire from the Pocatello Commercial club invited the league to meet in Pocatello on the regular July date, with Shelley as the prior agreed host.
J E Maley of Arca is in the city on business. A C Graff registered at the Bannock from Boise. Mrs P Woodmansee visits Boise friends. Ransom the hat salesman went to Soda Springs. W E Spencer and L B Parry from Boise and Salt Lake respectively stayed in Pocatello and at the Monarch. A Adair of Boise and Joe George of Idaho Falls were guests at the Monarch. Deputy Sheriff Harrep of Fremont County visited Pocatello. Professor Maughn from Idaho Experimental Farm returns from Pioneer day in Franklin.
The item lists a string of people visiting or traveling through Pocatello including William Edgley returning from Boise, Miss O Connor of Jerome, Miss A Madden of Butte, Mary Hamilton visiting Frontier Wyoming, Billy Baxter from Salt Lake City, Carl Holst interviewing in Blackfoot, Bob Crum visiting Soda Springs, Henry Kahn heading to Downey, Chicago visitors Loeb Heidenrich Miller Johnson, Boston arrivals Keyes Edwards Salisbury Hithe, Vera Downey of Kemmerer visiting Mable Downey, James Wallis passing through, Buck Freeman joining state service, Mrs Thoelecke traveling to Iowa, A B Ayers in town, R K Wilson to Blackfoot and back, Henry M Kahn trip to Aberdeen country, Erma Downey returning, BE G Gallet, Carrie Spaulding headed to Blackfoot for a festival, Gus Martin and family preparing to travel Friday.
Extended visits and travels feature Academy of Idaho students and staff. Bert Stoner returns to Kemmerer for summer from Idaho. Alba Bales departs for Lewiston and Portland then Albion to lead domestic science at the state normal school. Various residents, contractors, and visitors travel through Idaho cities to destinations including Ogden Soda Springs Denver Spokane and Lewiston with plans for summer residencies and work.
An advertisement proclaims the Farmers and Traders Bank pays four percent on savings, urging readers that earning interest rewards their labor and highlights the bank as a trusted place to save.
C J Budlong of Washington Rhode Island warns that hereditary kidney trouble worsened before treatment. He claims four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him and urges others not to neglect treatment until too late. Temple Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins Pocatello McCammon Idaho.
W. C. Merritt headlines a Sunday union rally with services at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. at Congregational Church. The notice invites attendance and highlights the event as a community gathering.
Trist Auto Co offers automobiles for hire at 650 West Center. Contact Bell 299 Blk for inquiries. Industrial 846 is listed as part of the entry.
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