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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
4
The ticket office is open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. and at night during passenger train times. D. B. Lowrie, Agent, Pocatello Idaho. D. E. Burley, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Salt Lake City Utah.
Official court notice filed by PD N Campbell as deputy clerk, dated June 18. indicates procedural action in the clerk of court office and references G F Gallet as the clerk.
A testimonial from B B Laughter of Byhalia Mississippi touts Bal lard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for coughs bronchitis influenza croup and pulmonary diseases. Mrs A L Cook distributes the remedy at Red Cross Pharmacy.
Willis T. Morgan ret US Army commissary sergeant from Concord NH recounts two tours in Cuba and the Philippines. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with keeping him in health and endorses it for coughs colds bronchial troubles and lung diseases. Trial bottle free at Mrs A L Cook’s drug store with priced bottles at 50c and 1.0.
May 26 to June 16 rates from Pocatello to eastern points and return apply on the Sinver Rio Grande Rail Road. fares include 51.00 to St Louis 47.00 to Omaha 39.50 to Kansas City and Denver. Transit limit ten days each direction final limit October 21. Tickets via Rio Grande recommended. contact E R Hunt, General Ticket Agent, Butte Montana.
In a testimonial from W. C. Simpkins of Alba Texas he credits Herbine with maintaining liver condition and treating chills and fever. He says it is effective for children and adults and recommends it highly, noting it is good for la grippe. Sold by Mrs A L Cook and Temple Pharmacy.
The Hermitage at 539 North Harrison avenue opens Wednesday at 8 in the evening. Soft drinks ice cream strawberries and cream sandwiches and hot coffee will be served. Dancing in an open air pavilion nightly with good music. Dance tickets are 25 cents.
A Victorian era testimonial notes RaHard's Snow Liniment as a memoral cure for rheumatism burns cuts and sprains. Mr. C H Runyon of Stanberry Missouri reports its effectiveness for rheumatic pain. The ad mentions Mia A L Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy in association.
Local ad notes cigars and tobacco, finest crackers, fruits and candies at The Nilsson located on 238 West Center Street.
Notice from County Treasurer Ch H Bassett that warrants up to No 59c will be paid with interest to April 27 1906 on presentation at the office Also School Warrant No 320 with interest to January 15 1906 Dated April 27 1906.
Advertised remedy claims to cure incipient Bright's disease and diabetes and provide relief in severe cases. Testimonial from Marion Lee of Dunreath credits three bottles with restoring health after eight physicians failed. Sold by Mrs. A. I. Cook.
Peterson and Holmes advertise free delivery to any part of the city starting at one quart, highlighting convenient service for all neighborhoods.
Thomas H. Davis received papers for a focal post of United Spanish War Veterans. A membership list will be at Davis's office for those wishing to sign up. The Ends of Toro Pingers are noted. John Geogulas, a Short Line track car repairer, injured fingers in a door accident. Division Surgeon Wright attended the injuries. In U S Commissioner Caldwell's court, Felix Smith faces charges of stealing Indian horses. Attorney Lockhart argued objections to the complaint’s sufficiency as the report ended.
Comedy and Vitagraph company present a complete set of San Francisco disaster views at the Auditorium. The pact coast exclusive cost Edison Display $6,000 with six men and permits filming seven miles of the burned district. The lecture plus burning ruins on screen promises gripping drama.
A sanitary sea salt bath treatment developed by Dr James is promoted as a safe noninvasive therapy. Used at the Arkansaw Hot Springs sanitarium and improved by the doctor, it is claimed to aid rheumatism nervous disorders lung trouble ulcers and general body relaxation. The ad notes attendance at 324 South Cleveland Avenue and a phone contact.
Mrs Adolph Buesing of Davenport Iowa reports a twelve year battle with asthma ended after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. She cites complete relief from a single fifty cent bottle and urges early use. Sold by Mrs A L Cook.
The Nilsson at 238 West Center Street invites all to enjoy a real good lunch or coffee and cottage cheese plate. Prices are reasonable and quality is unexcelled, echoing home cooking mothers made.
An advertisement for Kane's Grocery promotes a variety of garden seeds including blue grass and white clover seed for home lawns and landscaping.
Tonight Prof Gage hosts a popular novelty dance at Eagle hall after class work from 9 to 12. The well ventilated venue offers music and floor space with electric fans and friendly assistance. Public invited for a good time and a safe, welcoming social.
Local display announces a broad selection of fresh fruits available at Petersen and Holmes store. Shoppers are invited to browse seasonal varieties and daily arrivals.
The Kane's market updates its fresh vegetable section, adding new varieties and extended display space to showcase peppers, tomatoes, lettuces, and seasonal produce. The move aims to attract more shoppers and improve stocking efficiency.
Three physicians in Kentucky treated Mr Yancy without success before Foley's Kidney Cure. After one bottle relief appeared and three bottles cured him. He recommends the remedy and notes it is sold by Mrs A L Cook.
A local florist offers fresh roses and carnations at Mrs. Robbie's located at 635 West Lander. The shop promotes vibrant arrangements and seasonal specials for passersby and event needs.
An alarmingly vague ad warns that neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver leads to chronic constipation. It promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as the best and gentlest regulators of stomach and bowels, guaranteed by druggist Mrs A L Cook in Price.
O14 Crow, Bourbon and Mount Vernon Rye featured at Bannock Bar in a concise drinks notes item. The listing highlights three offerings available for patrons.
Ice dealer Swinehart announces readiness to furnish ice to any part of the city. Residents are directed to call 163 K or OM Ice at 25 Y for service.
Davidson announces coal sales listing Rock Springs and Cumberland varieties at five dollars and fifty cents per ton with a sixty cent cut from the previous price. He urges buyers to secure coal now even if they must borrow, and provides the contact number 186-.
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