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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
4
Local suppliers Howard Bros and Mackie Feed Store offer wholesale and retail feeds, grains, flours, hays and breakfast goods. They promise first class quality and guaranteed products.
The Fourth of July executive committee met at city hall to review subcommittee reports. The finance panel said funds will cover planned activities and the advertising group will print posters to promote Gate City events. Chairman Wilson invited Cara men’s union members to join the parade, and they pledged strong turnout. The committee will reconvene Wednesday to finalize plans for a historic celebration in Pocatello.
Notice to stockholders of Mink Creek Coal and Gas Co. a special meeting is set for Saturday evening June 22 at 7 30 in the Leavers Block office to transact important business. Signed Frank S Brereton secretary Summer Excursions East via Colorado Midland railway offer to Chicago and middle west states one fare plus 7 for round trip good to return to Oct 31 selling dates May 27 30 and June 12 and 14.
Fedora resident C. V. Pepper credits Dr. Ing’s New Discovery with curing severe lung and throat hemorrhages after doctors failed. He reports instant relief from coughing and bleeding, and says he could work again in three weeks. Available at Temple Pharmacy for 60 cents or 1.00, trial bottle free.
Two rental notices offer neatly furnished three and four room houses for lease. Inquiries directed to this office.
Prof. James 8. Morris of Creede Colorado is named successor to Prof. H. S. Upjohn as mathematics teacher and athletics instructor at the Academy of Idaho. A Corydon Indiana High School and Hanover College graduate he taught in Colorado and for the Creede schools last year serving as principal. An enthusiastic athlete he is described as a successful instructor in that field.
Local baseball notes confirm the Pocatello Indians face professionals next Sunday on the east side grounds with Sears to pitch for the locals and Kirker at second. Dope reads a 2 1 victory for Pocatello. Glen Biker pleads guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses and pays $16.40 in court fines. Edward Peake, a Pocatello native now in Dickinson North Dakota, plans to visit home July Fourth, after stops in Portland and Spokane.
A farewell social for L C Pond, superintendent of the Sunday School Stake board since 1898, was hosted at E D Harrisons. About thirty guests enjoyed songs and conversation as Hon W H Lovely served as toastmaster. Pond and family depart for Nampa to take up a homestead, with a gift locket presented.
A detailed description of spider silk production describes white web and cocoon materials, brown cocoon interiors, and yellow sac lining. It explains gland openings at spinnerets, spinning nerves, and how muscular tissue extracts and shapes liquid silk into filaments and sheets. The owner orchestrates each part to weave captivity wraps and complex webs.
Two more of the men tied to a refrigerator car burglary on the freight house track were captured by sheriff's office officers and Patrolman Kelly. Two others were caught by Kelly and Myers after the car was found. The men stole hams and bacon, all recovered, and they were turned over to county authorities for arraignment once county Attorney Gray returns.
Warranty deeds recorded over recent days show transfers including Frank J. Schmitt to Hans M. Larsen for lots 13 and 14 in block 431 in Pocatello for 3000 dollars. Other transfers include Franklin Hayes to O L Cleve land eight acres in section 35 township 6 south range 34 east for 1 dollar. Catherine Schmitt to Maria E Inglestrom lot 4 block 462 North Main for 1075 dollars. Evelyn M White to Sara Parsons lot 13 block 181 South Eighth for 1 dollar. Fred G Rice to W J Lloyd and Mae Lloyd six thousand three hundred square feet in block 236 South Sixth between Lewis and Bonneville for 2150 dollars. Charles Dunham to Eugene Ferando and John G Benolken multiple lots in blocks 234 and 42, and others in the center area of town for 1200 and 100 dollars.
The Center street bridge over the Port neuf is undergoing long delayed repairs by the city under City Engineer Havenor. A new floor is being laid the bridge leveled and brought to first class condition though lumber shortages delayed work. The council plans a new better bridge probably next year. Special sale on pure home rendered lard at Zweigart Bros meat market three pound pail five pound pail and ten pound pail priced for ten days only.
A reader from St. Louis Texas reports testimonial use of Dr Kings New Life Pills praised for effective relief without laxative effects. The ad claims complete satisfaction with no gripe and lists Templerear Jenkins Pocahontas as a seller.
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