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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1907

Page

4

Pretty Wedding At The Catholic Church

A pretty church wedding was celebrated at the Catholic church this morning at 8 30 when Miss Lizzie Kenney became the bride of Mr Richard Hogan. The ceremony was performed by Rev Father Boogaerd in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives. The bridal party then moved to the bride’s father M J Kenney’s home at 905 North Main for an elaborate wedding breakfast. The home was decorated with roses carnations and smilax. The couple left on No 2 train for a three week wedding journey to Denver Colorado Springs Manitou and Kansas City and will return to reside here. The groom is a machinist at the Short Line shops and a brother of Mrs W A Wright. The bride is the daughter of M J Kenney and sister of Miss Bella Kenney of the Pocatello post office.

Lizzie Kenney Richard Hogan Father Boogaerd M. J. Kenney North Main Street Denver Colorado Springs Manitou Kansas City Short Line W. A. Wright Bella Kenney Pocatello City

Suit for Commission on Sale of Town Lots

The suit for 125 dollars in commission on the sale of town lots was filed by Church White & Chilson against Charles Dunham in Van Reuth's court. The hearing heard that a buyer was secured by Ferando and Benolken for 1325 but Dunham offered the property to them at 1100, triggering the dispute. The case adjourned after noon until 10 tomorrow for further arguments.

Justice of the Peace van Reuth Church, White & Chilson Charles Dunham van Reuth C. A. Boyd C. M. White Ferando & Benolken Dunham

Report on loss of battle ship net launch

Washington June 19. The naval board report into the June 10 loss of the net launcher with eleven men aboard was resumed. It finds the launch ran into a hawser tied to a tug towing a barge in Hampton Roads. No blame attaches to the tug crew who were unaware of the disaster.

Washington Naval Board New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad Hampton Roads

Fourth of July Pageant Seeks Missing Liberty Car Frame

The Fourth of July committee seeks the frame used in last year's liberty car parade. Anyone with information should contact Frank Wilson immediately to aid the discovery.

Frank Wilson

Local Notes and Social Happenings in Dillon

Dillon editor Will W. Simpson visits on a southbound trip as Catholic Ladies plan a Thursday meeting at Mrs. John J. Hull home. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Howard Johnson. L M Hopson rents corner store in Masonic building and will move his furniture business there soon. G A R veterans urged to attend 7:30 pm meeting at the fire hall for July parade plans. A G Roberts meets his sister Emma arriving from Chatham Ontario to visit Blackfoot and Rigby mills. Catholic Ladies prepare a grand ball at McNichols Wright hall next Monday. Rev Woodhull presides at wedding of Fred Robinson Ak Nampa and Grace Rains of Kiting Ia on route to Lake, with return to Nampa in two weeks.

G.A. R Mear A. G. Roberts Blackfoot Emma Roberts Chatham Onttario Rigby Roberts McNichols & Wright Hall Methodist Church Mr. Woodhull Fred Robinson Ak Nampa Grace Rains Kiting Péra Sein Eine Methodiatra Akon Lake Nampa

New Location Ad for Manassa Undertaker and Local Pharmacy

An ad notes Manassa undertaker at 250 N Main with phone 4 and hours day and night. It mentions George He nae aeeee Me and a Theler quote about Electric Bitters improving health. Jenkins Temple Pharmacy advertises in Pocatello and McCammon with Ferguson & Jins. Daily Tribune offers 50 cents monthly.

Manassa Main Tel George HE Jenkins Temple Pharmacy Ferguson & Jins Pocatello and McCammon

Closing Exercises At Saint Josephs Hall

Tonight at 8 o clock the annual closing exercises of Saint Josephs hall will be held with public invited. Admission is 25 cents, proceeds for summer school renovations. Rt Rev Bishop Glorieux of Boise will attend and address the students. Saint Josephs academy is a leading sectarian school in the state with a large, exceptionally fine class this year.

St. Joseph’s Hall Bishop Glorieux of Boise St. Joseph’s Academy

Special Sale on Home-Rendered Lard at Zweigart Bros

Zweigart Bros meat market offers limited ten day sale on pure lard. Three pound pail priced at 40 cents, five pound pail 60 cents, ten pound pail 1.15 dollars.

Zweigart Bros

Pocatello School District Financial Condition Report 1906 07

The document details the Pocatello School District No. 1 finances for June 13 1906 to June 1 1907. It lists receipts from city fines licenses state county sale of books interest on warrants and other items totaling 41061.20 and total expenditures 34496.23 with balance on hand 12985.27. It itemizes real estate furniture and fixtures army bonds sinking funds and sinking debt allocations and notes an outstanding bonded debt of 60000 and interest obligations for West and East Side properties.

Depetik Fers East Side West Side School West Side

Pocatello July Fourth Festivities Feature Tennis and Aerial Act

The city plans a grand Fourth of July with a 5:30 to 7:30 tennis tournament at South Garfield court, a Zantolas aerial stunt on Main and Center, and dances at McNichols Wright and Eagle hall. The parade includes liberty cars, ponies, mounted Indians from Fort Hall, firemen, lodges, secret societies, and the Eagle band leading the procession.

Jon Muir Center Lanik Garfield Avenue Pocatello Tennis Club Zantolas Main i\McNichols & Wright Eagle Hall Pocatello Fort Hall

Notice to Water Users During Fire Alarm

All water users are warned to shut off taps when a fire alarm is sounded and keep them closed until the fire whistle signals one long blast indicating the fire is extinguished. Violations of the city ordinance will be vigorously prosecuted by order of Mayor William Priest Chief of the Fire Department.

William Pri

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