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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1909
Page
3
Today marks the longest day of the year. Police Judge Moyes dispatched two Sunday drunks from town this morning. The Chil dren's Jubilee was celebrated at the Presbyterian church with services led by Rev. Mullen. Fans urged to back the Hubs against the Butte team in the Intermountain league game tonight.
Professor Walter R. Siders superintendent of city schools left yesterday for Boise to attend a meeting of the state school law commission. He is due to return Wednesday.
Central college Glee club from Pella Iowa will perform tomorrow evening at the Congregational church. The event invites local residents to attend the concert showcasing campus music.
Under C Y P A auspices boys attend events in Pocatello with Grace E Berger as accompanist and Rose A Wilson as reader. Bert Stoker reports a fishing trip on Mink Creek hindered by high water and rain. Lon Smith, a colored man linked to an underworld earnings source, is fined $50 and ordered out of town by Police Judge Moyes as part of a campaign against such individuals.
County Clerk and Recorder E. G. Gallet departed Saturday night on the Yellowstone special to Trade station and then drove to Porter’s ranch on the Snake River north fork for a couple of days of fishing. Reports from Porter's say fishing is excellent. Rose Doe and Mollie Suul livan appeared in Judge Alf Moyes's court on a coal theft charge. They pled guilty with the girl fined three dollars and the elder woman fined five dollars.
Markus Hendrickson, employee of T. B. Smith Co., bought the west half of blocks 7 8 9 and 10 in block 464 through Fletcher R. Burrus for 1200 dollars. The property on West Carson Street near the planned new public school site has a modern 4 room house.
The Short Line announces a lowered fare to Denver for the National Educational Association gathering starting July 6. Tickets valid July 7, 2 and 3 until October 31, with details from agents. Among attendees from Pocatello will be Walter Siders, city schools superintendent and Idaho state N E A director.
The council will meet this evening to audit bills for street work and discuss the automobile license and speed ordinance along with extending fire limits on the east side. Quaker Oats official C R Hardwell will demo products in town to promote a potential local factory site. Traveling Men baseball squad reports signings of R W Wilcox and T W Noble as they prepare to face the Elks on July 11. Miss Adelle Coleman hosts a fourteenth birthday party with fourteen friends. pink and white decor, games, music, and a small supper.
Boob Della of the Toggery store near Big Springs on the North Fork of the Snake shot a two year old cinnamon bear.
A dated shopping note highlights Berg's potato availability and a meet at Holmes' fountain. It advertises The Toggery selling underwear at 45 cents and youths' tennis shoes at 50 cents per pair. Sagebrush Hair Tonic is advertised as sold everywhere.
A long list of travelers and locals passed through Pocatello and the Gate City yesterday. Notables include Charles J. Perkins of Buhl and A. M. Roberts of King Hill, with visits from Idaho Falls, Boise, and Hailey.
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