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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
5
Forecast issued at Portland Oregon for 24 hours ending 6 pm Thursday. Idaho fair and warmer tonight and Thursday. Yesterday’s high 67 and low 42 with a mean of 54, five degrees below normal. Total precipitation for the 24 hours ending 6 am today zero.
George B. Rogers of Blackfoot is in the city today, Judge Strandrod returning from Blackfoot earlier. Liberty Hunt from Yale Cassia County visited yesterday. Weather forecast calls for fair and warmer tonight and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. James return from Kayesville. Agent Caldwell from Ross Fork arrives, rejoicing grief is ended. E. C. Rhinehardt back in Pokatello for a few days, Ed attends Fort Hall opening. O N Parsons mining irrigation engineer from Salt Lake City staying at Bannock. A half trainload of homesteaders rode No. 10 after land office at Blackfoot. Judge Rich denies new-trial motion in M. Chevalier case for O S L Rexburg robbery. James Hopson and Dave Rice home from All Hallows College for summer. Mesdames Rice and Hopson returned with sons. Sprague Pharmacy received fountain chairs stools and tables. New four chairs and a table for children among the lot. N A Batz photographer to display land start shots in Idaho Furniture window. Dr Louise Van Horne from Minneapolis declares to locate permanently. Judge Rich files decree in Camas Creek water suit distributing waters among settlers. Mr Samuel S Ferguson and Miss Anna Pearl Jenkins to wed at Oneida this evening. Rev PA Murphy to perform ceremony with Ethel Service bridesmaid and Mose Carden best man. Private wedding for intimate friends and relatives. Conductor F S Rice’s yard robbed of flowers and shrubs by a cold-blooded intruder.
Invitations go out today for a reception for Elk visitors from many points to receive Elk degrees Friday. Each member gets an invite and may invite a friend with a lady. Degree work starts about one o'clock then a reception and a ball at the Pavilion in the evening. Spring Fever cures and remedies advertised nearby.
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Brass Sesee Tablets claiming to cure a cold in one day with a no cure no pay offer. The price is listed as 26 conte.
A sales notice offers a new four room dwelling near the city for 1550 dollars with 650 dollars down and the balance at seven percent interest. The listing is presented by CHURCH & WHITE and emphasizes proximity and affordable terms.
An Idaho travel notice describes Heise's Hot Springs as a charming summer resort on the way to Yellowstone National Park with a fine hotel two swimming pools and opportunities for hunting and fishing. It advises writing for information and lists R C Heise of Heise Idaho. It notes a northbound morning train from Pocatello on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays to connect with a stage at Texas station and a daily stage from Idaho Falls when river levels permit.
Harrison offers 21 and 24 jewel watches with a fine line in leather and silk goods and a sterling silver and plated ware collection. Ice cream for parties and lumber from Oregon and local sources are advertised, with J B Bistline selling lumber on East Center Street and Bomar the optician appearing at the Bannock hotel around June 16 for eye care.
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