Local shops parade a busy townwide array of goods
Bread pies and cake from Model Bakery with free city delivery. George Brinson proprietor. Blue Boot Shop offers men’s shoes overalls shirts hose. Tribune office supplies typewriter paper. Kane’s Grocery fresh vegetables berries fruits daily. Harrison the jeweler sells latest bracelets and Alice Neilson kneelet. Thoelecke German watchmaker offers repairs and jewelry lines. Poestello Steam Laundry rough dry 6c per lb. Weezer Bistline Lumber handles Kemmerer Rock Springs coal. Hyde Pond Wade’s Bakery Hopson Hill Wood River Barbershop. Paper Man supplies all paper needs for the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Bakery
George Brinson
Nome letter from Farnam on Blackfoot gold rush
Mrs. Farnam of this city received a Nome letter dated March 5. Mr. Farnam went to Nome a year ago with the Blackfoot contingent and wintered there. He notes abundant gold at Nome and that his son found good ground though he dislikes the long winter and cold. Farnam watched for Blackfoot hunters' interests during winter and plans to return to Pocatello in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatetlo
Pleasant Way to Travel to the Hast by Rail
The fastest scenic route through the Rocky Mountains uses Salt Lake City and Rio Grande lines with Denver Colorado Midland connections. Through Pullman sleepers free reclining chairs and dining car service head to Denver St Louis and Chicago. Weekly tourist excursions offered by W C McBride and Geo W Heintz with rates and prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
City of the Saints
Rio Io Western Railway
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado Midland
Rocky Mountains
Glenwood Springs
Anitou
Denver
City
St. Louis
Chicago
W. C. McBride
EK. Broadway
Butte
Geo
Boise City Wins First Real Baseball Games Amid Festive City Pride
Boise City celebrates its first real baseball victories after defeating Pocatello 11 to 7 and 6 to 4 on Saturday and Sunday. Castle and Eubanks pitched for Pocatello and Boise respectively, while Billy Spettigue starred at second base for Boise. Former Pocatello players now on Boise’s squad include Jimmie Boylan Alley Berkley and Ducky Pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise City
Pocatello
Boise
Baseball
Castle
Capitals
Eubanks
Datesman
The
Boise Statesman
Ecstacy
Pocatelo
Jimmie’’ Boylan
Alley
Berkley
Ducky’’ Pace
For Rent and Sewing Machines and Remedies
For Rent latest Singer machines 3.00 monthly plus second hand machines available. Bottled oil and needles for all machines. Call if you need a machine. Cash discount offered. Singer Manufacturing Co Rosenberg Block Architrave Pocatello Idaho. ACKER'S ENGLISH REMDEY stops a cough in twelve hours or money back. Bevan’s drug store. HERBIN aids digestion after meals price 50 cents. Mrs A L Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Singer Manufacturing Company
Rosenberg Block
Architr Ave
Pocatello
Idaho
Acker
Bevan
Koda
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
A. L. Cook
Supreme Court Refuses Probable Cause Writ in Doyle Case
The Supreme court refused a writ of probable cause in the case of Diamondfield Jack Doyle sentenced to hang for the February 1896 murder of John Wilson at Albion. The appeal was carried from Judge Stewart’s denial of a new trial and goes to the October term. Governor Hunt plans a reprieve pending pardons board action on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Diamondfield
Jack Doyle
Albion
John ©. Wilson
Stewart
Perky
Davis
Hunt
Board of Pardons
County Commissioners Approve 15000 Court House Bond Issue
The Bannock County Board met in special session and resolved to issue bonds totaling 15000 to fund building a county court house and jail. Commissioners Douglass, Pond and Hendricks were present, and the resolutions outline bond form, coupons, payment dates and denominations. The meeting adjourned after approving the issuance plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Douglass, Pond and Hendricks
Bannock County
MOKI pea coer cures acne and constipation promise
An old drug store advert claims a delightful herb drink from Bean's Drug Store cures skin eruptions and constipation, offering a money back guarantee. The ad prices the product at 2 cents and 60 cents.
Fragmentary theater quip from Ohio State Journal
A playful Victorian style line from the Ohio State Journal urges Diathasionized Cholly Smasher-Come to exit the stage and entrust his life to a marriage with a young woman, thanking him for a good home with the writer’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cholly Smasher
Makeup
Marri
Obio State Journal
Not a clear news item from the prompt
A fragmentary dialogue about marriage approval, featuring a stern father and a terrified suitor, quoted from a Chicago Tribune piece. The excerpt presents a tense social moment without broader context or identifiable names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Sign of Spring in Odd Back Yard Exchange
A Chicago Record humorous exchange references robins and a woman beating a carpet in a backyard, contrasted with remarks about a judge’s entitlement to respect in The Wire and Detroit Free Press. The snippet mixes playful spring imagery with a brief humorous quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Towm
Tribune
Kane
Harrison
Gee
Alice Neilson
Carmen
Stretly
Lhe Tribune
Thoelecke
Thoelecke’s
Poestello
Kemmerer
Weezer-Bistline Lumber Company
Rock Springs
Hyde& Pond
Wade's
Hopson & Hill
Wood River
L. Rubelmann
Nome
Ise
Mrs
A. L. Gook
Warauteed
Billy Spettigue
Buck” Kuran
Mic
Almoss
Seatties
Seattles
Rand
St. John
Harmon
Portland
Risley
Salt Lake Nine
Pocatellos
Spokanes
Gate City Nine
Blackfoot
Smith
Gate
Lim the
Statesman
Uditorium Theatre
SeoRnGe A. Hannaford
Man
Ford Family
Spragues Pharmacy
J. C. Martin
Mfg. Co
Clifton
Consolidated Implement Company
Dearborn Block
Second Avenue
Diamondfield Dack
WBRO
Sprague's
Miss. B. Wrensted
Cleveland Avenue
Ar Co
East Side
M. E. James
Pioneer Music Dealer
M. E, James
Bancroft
C. J. Lundgren
Lund
Ida
Fourth Avenue
Center Street
ST. Loui
Sitchcock
Pass
Dept
Seventeenth Street
Dervor
Cols
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!