Central Idaho Rail System Would Open Vast Lost River District
Surveyors mark possible Pocatello to Arco line via Lost River and Houston to Dickey. Projects suggest a statewide spine to access central Idaho mineral belts, timber, and farming districts, with Pocatello as gateway and Union Pacific and Short Line pressed to plan.
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Great Lost River Copper District
Short Line Company
Dubois
Arco
Minidoka
Wapi
Burlington
National Park
J. M. Ingersol
Pocatello
Col. N. J. Sharp
Challis
Idaho
Poestello
Lost River
Mr. 1
Houston
8. J. Rich
Blackfoot
American Falls Canal
Custer
Salmon
Pocatelly
Dickey
Salmon River
Clayton
Salmon City
United States
Ingersol
Snake
Lewiston
Hump
Florence
Nez Perce
Camas
Ingereol
Bonanza
Stanley Basin
Sawtooth Mountains
Big Smoky
Boise
Boise City
Idaho Midland
Sawtooth Range
Payette River
Payette
Central Idaho
Mr. Ingersol
Union Pacific
Short Line
Great Central
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado
Quarterly Conference of Latter Day Saints Held in Assembly Hall
The regular quarterly conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints met in the assembly hall on Saturday. Apostle F. M. Cowley and Golden Kimball attended. A new Seventies quorum for Pocatello Stake was organized, numbered 126, with B. W. Henderson, M. A. Boice, Hyde, D. D. Clark, J. B. Hawkley, Arthur Edgley, and A. L. Thorne named as presidents. Bishops from Rockland, Warm Creek, McCammon, Dempsey, Garden Creek, Marsh Center, Cambridge and Grant attended along with visitors from each ward.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Assembly Hall
F. M. Cowley
Golden Kimball
Council of Seventies
Salt Lake City
Pocatello Stake
Cappell
Garden Creek
Wright
Marsh Center
Hyde
Cambridge
Hunt
Grant
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Containing Mercury
Warning against mercury in catarrh remedies and praising Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo. Internal use, non mercury, claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Cautions buyers to seek genuine product and obtain testimonials. sold by druggists with a stated price.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Oho
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Cure for Baldness
An advertisement explains that falling hair and baldness stem from dandruff caused by a germ that attacks the scalp root. It touts Newbro's Herpicide as the only remedy to destroy the germ and prevent hair loss. It also includes a note on digestion and stomach function tied to vitality.
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Newbro
Hale Writes Of Scenes And Ways Of Living And Doing Business
D A Hale notes diverse scenes and methods of daily life and commerce at Cape Nome, offering observations on people work and routines. The piece surveys practices, environments, and social rhythms shaping local enterprise.
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D. ¥. Hale
Fourth of July Fest Aims to Uplift Pocatello
The Cape Nome letter highlights an 1900 celebration plan in Pocatello with a big Fourth program. It covers sunrise guns parade and a crowded schedule of base ball, horse and bicycle races, tug of war, foot races, greased pole climb, and a fireworks finale under a detailed committee structure.
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Cape Nome
W.E. Trapp
David Y. Hale
H. F. Herty
Pocatello
San Francisco
Port Clarence
Nome
Lindblom
Anvil Creek
Rovanza
Idaho
J. B. Bistline
Theo Turner
James F. Kane
George Gaseer
Tred Caldwell
A. McIntosh
Fred Kuck
George Addy
J. J. Hull
C. E. Wright
Peter Dufresne
J. Carrigan
O. J. Johnson
BH. Harrison
W. A. Staley
C. J. Nopper
J. H. Townsend
J. A. Tupper
O. L. Cleveland
Idaho Delegation Chooses Shoup For National Committee
Idaho's delegation in Philadelphia selected Senator George L. Shoup to succeed himself on the national committee and to notify the vice presidential nominee. W. B. Heyburn was named to the resolutions and platform committee and to notify the presidential nominee. The dinner honoring Shoup featured a menu of Idaho-themed dishes.
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Pocatello
Idaho
George L. Shoup
Philadelphia
Penn
W. B. Heyburn
Committee On
Frank W. Gooding
Committee On Organization
L. L. Ormsby
George A. Robethan
J. F. Ailsnie
Bunn
Boise City
Eastman
Henry H. Bingham
Silver City
Ada County
Coffre
Salt Lake Tribune
Osteopathy Doctor Sets Practice In Pocatello
R. A. Walker, graduate of the American School of Osteopathy in Kirksville, Mo., has located in Pocatello to practice. Afflicted individuals are invited to call at Hotel Hanks for a free examination. If unable to cure, he will say so.
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R. A. Walker
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Pocatello
Hotel Hanks
Card of Thanks for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A card from Wits, i Dory of Des Moines Iowa expresses gratitude for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She credits the product with helping her family in many cough cases and extends thanks to the manufacturers for their remedy.
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Des Moines
Lows
Honors Were Even In Ogden-Pocatello Ball Series
Ogden won the first game 4 to 3 and lost the Sunday match 6 to 5 after ten innings as Ogden’s umpires and umpire Pyper sparked controversy. Higson fined Plake and warned Daddy Gimlin, while Gimlin, Hansford faced fines totals near 115 dollars. Rand flashed three errors. Eubanks pitched well for Ogden, limiting hits and fanning five.
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Ogden
Pocatello
Pocatellos
Higson
Daddy Gimlin
Pyper
League
Hansford
Gimlin
Rand
Kuran
Datesman
Kleiber
Siddons
X. Rand
Gamble
Siddona
Kletcher
Bluth
Henry
Glerbart
P. Peeeeeere
Ogden Setnees
Bayes
Gimlia
Koran
Casey
Piuke
Ob Balla
Eubanks
Glerhart
Baile
Bubamke
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