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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
3
Boon Idaho residents and visitors arrive at Bannock for business and leisure. Notables include C B Oliver J B Lewis L E Harbur and Mrs J T Hendren with families. Telegraph staff reduced by two as Western Union trims Pocatello office amid Montana washout rush.
Visitors from Blackfoot pass through on return from Boise. Mrs J M Stevens wife of the Blackfoot district judge travels with Miss Margaret Stolle K. Others arriving at the Pacific hotel include Mrs G H Mar ins and daughter from Helena W L Crandall of Lincoln Neb Mrs Steve Parker of Boise C D French of Helena and J H Sinclair of Coulee Wash In Spokane John Cooper a rangy vagrant held phony rings and claiming former master mechanic positions, is jailed Spokane The Grand Chapter session in Pocatello drew I G Haveman Saloon City postmaster to return home after visiting with City Councilman J J Williams
Announcement of the forthcoming wedding of Clyde Lowther and Ada Underwood set for June 30 at the bride’s home. Ada Underwood, a Downey resident, is described as a handsome and accomplished young woman. Pacific Monthly solicitor Mrs. E. O. Jetty reports two new subscription workers, Miss Juanita James and Miss Flornee Nelson, with over fifty names secured and a 10 percent commission. two hundred subscriptions win a coast trip. Francis Jenkins of Moscow Idaho, university registrar, visited Potatello for a Knights Templar Grand Conclave debate and praised the Academy of Idaho, noting its high standing in the Pacific Northwest.
The Hale Millinery Store offers a twenty percent cash discount on all trimmed and pattern hats for ten days. Call to get first choice. Mrs. C EK Hale, next to the Terrell block.
Notice that Current Expense Fund Warrants Nos. 518 to 539 dated May 9, 1908 will be paid with interest no date of call upon presentation at Bannock National Bank. Goldie McCallister, City Treasurer. Dated May 26, 1908. Mrs. Chris Armstrong opens business with hats at 238 West Center, former Turf cafe.
Fine moving pictures and illustrated songs offered at the Auditorium tonight. Patrons can enjoy a varied program of cinema and musical slides presented for an evening show.
W. R. Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee reports that Foley's Urino Laxative cured his chronic constipation. He states it is a thorough practical remedy and offers his conscientious reference through Temple Pharmacy.
At a hotel breakfast Brooks dismisses reports of a prominent pair's domestic clash. He quips that the wife rose at 6 and again at 7, prompting guests to press for details. Brooks escapes as inquiries intensify.
Deputy Game Warden B Livington travels from Pocatello to Paris to secure 40 000 young native Bear Lake trout for distribution in North Idaho lakes Coeur dAlene Pend Oreille and others. A special baggage car will handle the shipment as the department expands fish stocking efforts statewide aiming to make Idaho a top fishing state in the Northwest.
Daily trips from June 1 to September 15 available with agents in the area. Contact local offices for details on itineraries and pricing.
Plenty of oats at Berg's. Spend the evening at the Auditorium moving pictures.
Bannock County issues call on Warrants 65 to 81 dated April 16 1908 with interest through date of presentation. Julia M Sullivan County Treasurer dated May 16 1908 warnings to holders to present at her office for payment.
No Humbug claims support Foley's Honey and Tar as the well known cough and cold remedy. The ad asserts more bottles are used than any other cough remedy, citing its merit and safety at Tem ile Pharmacy.
Notice states a special election on June 30 1908 in Pocatello Bannock County Idaho to decide issuing municipal bonds of 106358.96 dollars for sewers drains and debt refunding. Bonds to be issued under state act with names of authorities and bond numbering and sale terms.
The notice outlines a special bond election for Pocatello Idaho with bonds bearing interest up to five percent and payable within twenty years or after ten years at the city option. A sinking fund of 5320.00 annually begins after issuance. Precinct polling places and election hours are listed for June 30 1908 with voters required to be qualified electors and taxpayers.
The text supports issuing bonds totaling 106 358 96 dollars for purposes outlined in Ordinance No. 179. The record notes the bond amount and cites the ordinance reference as the authorization basis.
City council discussions on issuing bonds totaling 106 dollars fail to reach consensus. Officials weigh long term debt against immediate needs while residents voice concerns about taxes and fiscal risk.
The notice outlines how voters should mark ballots for issuing bonds in Pocatello Idaho. Voters favoring bonds mark the top circle and the phrase In favor of issuing bonds while those opposed mark the lower circle and Against issuing bonds. Dated May 27 1908 by Mayor Loux and City Clerk Gilmore.
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