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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
5
Painters and decorators are renovating the city jail and police facilities in Oley. The work targets the jail's interior and related police areas to improve conditions.
The midweek dancing party will be held tonight at McNichols Hall and Wright Hall for local residents.
The third annual ball by the P. H. A alumni association will be hosted at McNicholas Wright hall on Friday evening.
Drs Sherburn and Sutton relocate their dental parlors from the Temple pharmacy location to a suite above the Cross pharmacy, changing offices.
The readable fragment notes an event linked to a first Monday occurrence. Names and places remain unclear in the OCR, but the period voice suggests a local observance or meeting scheduled for that day. Further context would identify the exact subject and location.
Joel Priest, known as Joel L. Priest, visited the city yesterday and this forenoon on official duties for the Short Line company.
The BR R Y M C A pool remains a popular spot during warm days with many aquatic stunts performed daily. Local swimmers display skill and daring in the water as spectators watch the activity.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church hosts a monthly cooked food sale at the church Friday afternoon. The public is invited to attend and support the church activity.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Talk will entertain trainmen and their families with a social event.
A new cafeteria named Bilack's Cafe Teria has opened at 155 South Main. The modest eatery offers quick meals and coffee, aiming to serve workers and residents in the area.
A man states the cornerstone will symbolize the foundation of the project with a formal laying ceremony. The remarks emphasize construction milestones and community support for the new building.
London June 17 Mrs Lewis Harcourt niece of the late J P Hope that her husband will get the place and that he will then be raised to the peerage.
Judge Bell has been selected by the Idaho governor as one of five delegates to the fourth annual conference of the National Association of Charity and Corrections to be held in Springfield, Illinois, in June.
A garbled OCR passage notes a dispute involving Idaho Power Co and a company line north of town, dating back about two years, with settlement reportedly reached.
Council Osecus Turner presided over a caucus of council members last night to set tomorrow evening’s agenda for a paving construction contract. Bids had been opened Monday night. Married by Moyes Eugene G aged 24 and Edith Morgan aged 21 both of American Falls were united in marriage by Justice All Moves on East Center Street. The couple will return to Power City tonight by train.
Mrs. Clara Silver, Bannock squaw, appeared before United States Commissioner and was bound over to the grand jury on a charge connected with an attack on Mrs. Jessie Marshall inside a reservation tepee. The case involves intent to do bodily harm and reflects a local legal action concerning tribal residents.
The presbyterian gathering will be held this evening at the home of Rev. Van der George, 35 Smyth. Smyth will lead the service. Church members are urged to attend and will be greeted cordially.
A civil service examination will be held in this city for the fourth class postoffice at Inkom, with testing coordinated through the Pocatello postoffice. The notice lists eligibility steps and exam administration locations.
Sheriff Jim Lewis from Arimo concluded an investigation into alleged car loads of wool in transit between us and the rai stats. The inquiry found the wool had been accounted for and no theft occurred.
A man fined ten dollars for violating the local option by selling liquor faces six days in jail and will be required to reveal where he obtained contraband stock. In a separate raid, Jerry Woodside, a Black man, was arrested in an opium bust with a complete outfit confiscated. Police expect a hearing this afternoon before Police Judge Knowles.
Former United States Senator W. A. Clark the Montana millionaire travels in his private car attached to northbound train No. 3. His son W. A. Clark Jr. comments on tariff revision disrupting business countywide and court rulings on railroad rates affecting roads, while rumors say a Scandinavian Lutheran colony may form on West Side.
The R R Y M C A introduces a summer friendly schedule led by new boys secretary Mr. Myers. Activities include Bible study swim classes and juniors swim with times posted for morning and evening sessions at the association building.
A short sensational note promotes Meritol White Liniment as a savvy purchase claiming strong muscle support and value from a fifty cent bottle.
A notice announces Black's Cafeteria new location at Thamar with a service starting at 11 30 a m for 155 South Main Street.
District Judge Carl A Davis of Boise will speak tomorrow evening at the Pocatello YMCA to students in the American Law class on domestic relations. He has presided in the area and will discuss marriage related issues gleaned from his years as attorney, counselor, and jurist. Public invitation extended.
A stream of visitors from Boise, Salt Lake, Rupert, Sterling, Nampa, Moscow, Tacoma, Perry, Ogden, Guadilajara, and other locations are noted in Pocatello and surrounding areas. Attendees include businessmen, travelers, and railroad personnel moving through Idaho and allied regions.
President Miles F. Reed of the Academy of Maha returns from Moscow where the state board of education began new duties with efficiency. The board authorized summer improvements including plant repairs equipment and farm stock under H Harland and David Evans. Reed addressed the Moscow Commercial club and alumni. witnessed graduation of Ray Bistline and Theodore Swanson from civil engineering and law programs.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a schedule note with a time 11 30 and vague event cue. No clear names, places, or organizations are identifiable. The readable fragment points to a time marker rather than a full item.
Black's Cafeteria invites diners to South Main Street for dinner starting at 11 30 a m. The notice emphasizes meal service hours.
Limited readable line notes decorating and barber ads. Prices emphasized. Mentions complete line of wall decorations in Poca tello area.
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