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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1906
Page
4
As special instructors there are Miss Jutin Capwell of Boise Prof John John son of the O S Academy and O H Gamwell of Rupert Idaho There are about fifty teachers in attendance Orrin Roper of the Third Ward leaves for a mission to Germany on the 1th King Hillman the cattlemen of Oxford was in town Monday Carl Smart of Logan was visiting friends in Preston this week Harold Smoot of Provo is visiting with Geo D Parkinson for a few days
The notice promotes The Nilsson sellings buttermilk ice cream and strawberries arriving daily at Kane's grocery. It also lists flour from I M Yost Flor, diamonds and railroad watches from M L Roberts, and fresh produce at Peters en Holmes and Kane's Grocery in Pocatello.
The L D S church Relief Society and Young Ladies Mutual hire Madam Harrie Purdy Smith to mount a 209 voice operetta to raise funds for the church building. First rehearsal tonight at 7 30 in the L D S amusement hall with free costuming and expenses, inviting all music lovers to attend.
An advertisement touts an electro-seasalt bath by Dr. James as a stimulating reviver and tissue builder used at the Arkansaw Hot Springs sanitarium. It claims benefits for rheumatism nervous disorders lung trouble and malignant ulcers and says the treatment is safe and painless comparable to a Turkish bath. Contact details list the sanitarium on 24 South Cleveland Avenue with phone TO-Z.
The weekly unclaimed letters for Pocatello Idaho ending June 16 1906 include Ausmus Henry Bond Hellen Breard R W Conrad Mrs John Cobb Wm Criswell Mr W Carpenter Wm Campbell Mrs Jen Doughty Chas Davis Orson Ferguson Ira P Flatt J C Fisher Mrs Fred Goods Colvin Huber Mr H B Heep Emma Hayes Miss Dell Johnson Louis Jinkins Mr F C Kloeb Mrs A R Knight Dora Keister Mable Kelly Geo A Zitzman ar eal ne Lieyd Mrs L Lindsay Jas 8 McCoy Mr A E C Mullaney Jas Millane Henry Patterson Mrs Ora B Price John Rosenbaum JL Rose Margaret Randolph Mr Randall W E Smith Mrs A W Smith Charley FP Spelman A J Steveson Bernie Souvenir Card Mailing Agency Thompson Lloyd O Taylor Carl Williams Mrs J H Williams Mr W B Williams Stanley Wheaton F W Watson E T ANCIS BALL P M
Attention Yeomen members are urged to attend a special meeting Tuesday evening June 19 at 8 o'clock at the residence of Mr and Mrs D Brinson 211 N Lincoln Avenue J W Kelley foreman.
A 15 acre fruit farm with 2000 bearing trees and assorted small fruits is for sale in Ashley Valley Utah. Features include an 11 room house and sheds with a paid up water right. For particulars write Jno. B. Davis Blackfoot Idaho.
A mother’s aid to care for babies through purgative worm treatment. It claims many infants suffer from worms, detectable by fever and sleeplessness, and promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a mild, pleasant cure. Sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy for 25 cents.
Wv. C. Simpkins of Alba Texas reports using Herbine for chills and fever and calls it the best medicine. He says it suits children and adults alike and recommends it. Sold by Mrs A L Cook and Temple Pharmacy.
From June 1 to September 15, 1906 the Short Line sells round trip tickets to Portland and Spokane for 40 dollars. Return travel valid through October 31, 1906. Enquire at ticket office. D. B. Lowrie, Agent.
Mr. C. H. Runyon of Stanberry Missouri testifies Snow Liniment cures rheumatism and various pains. The ad credits Mia A. L. Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy as distributors and touts ancient Rome as memory of the past.
Short items report H E Campbell sent to hospital for typhoid fever after a noon train arrival. Dr Proutz conducted the Short Line eye and ear exam tour for employees. Birth announced for Mrs Join Fader in Minidoka with nurse Dr Wright commenting on progress. The Short Line fills a pond south of the wagon crossing. Wool consignments from Douglass & Valentine go to Hecht Liebmann Co. Kenneth Hutchins represents the deal. Marietta Higson hosted The Club with Ruth Kneale winning the prize. others attended. Pinkerton and Burton head to Island Park after hunting and fishing. Lost horses recovered after a Tribune classified ad prompted Indian agents to aid Major Caldwell.
The Hermitage announces its opening at 8 o clock Wednesday evening at 539 North Harrison Avenue. Guests will be served soft drinks ice cream strawberries and cream sandwiches and hot coffee at tables outdoors. An open air pavilion will host dancing every night with good music. Dance tickets cost 25 beats. Frank Wilson proprietor.
Local grocery Petersen and Holmes advertises a wide selection of fresh fruits. Shoppers can expect a variety of apples, citrus, berries, and seasonal fruit with everyday low prices and in-store special offers.
Kane's fresh vegetable section features a wide range of greens, roots, and seasonal produce. Shoppers can expect daily specials, crisp lettuce, ripe tomatoes, and locally sourced herbs for weekend meals.
W L Yancy of Paducah Kentucky reports that three top Kentucky doctors failed to cure his severe kidney disease. After trying Waley's Kidney Cure the first bottle brought relief and three bottles cured him permanently. Sold by Mrs. A L Cook.
Floral shop at 636 West Lander advertises roses and carnations. Dinner rolls and buns served each evening starting at 5 30 o'clock. The Nilsson is mentioned in the ad.
Feel Doom. The feeling of impending doom in the minds of navy victims of Bright's disease and diabetes has been changed to thankfulness by the benefit derived from taking Foley's Kidney Cure. It will cure incipient Bright's disease and diabetes and even in the worst cases gives comfort and relief. "I had diabetes in its worst form," writes Marion Lee of Dunreath, Ind. "I tried eight physicians without relief. Only three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure made me a well man." For sale by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
A local storefront on 238 West Center Street advertises cigars and tobacco finest crackers fruits and candies under one roof.
City of Pocatello notifies that all warrants up to No 6044 will be paid with interest to May 25 at Bannock National Bank upon presentation. Interest after that date will stop. Jennie T Reeves City Treasurer.
The Chicago and North Western Railway announces special low rates from Idaho points to all points east of the Missouri River for teachers traveling east for vacation. A fare plus 7 dollars for the round trip applies, with tickets on sale May 26 and June 3 16, final return limit October 31.
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