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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1908

Page

5

Notable Moves and Arrivals in Pocatello

Boyd heads to Boise for supreme court business while W H Colin, former county assessor, visits the city. L I Zandel departs for Utah to visit relatives as Mike Gates tours Shoshone and Glenns Ferry. Ira Call and son Hirma of Bancroft are in town on business. Dr H A Castle announces a baby girl at 626 North Eighth Ave. Mrs G E Gray leaves for Denver and points east. Mrs E W Doss of Los Angeles visits with daughters in Pocatello. Mayor Loux welcomes a baby girl at home. After days as a new Pocatello police officer, J Davidson resigns. A Rademacher takes the badge.

Bancroft Ira Call Hirma H. A. Castle August Monelia North Eighth Avenue Pocatello J. Davidson Loux Tom Wilson East Side A. Rademacher Star James

Missionary Tea meeting set at Dr Minnie Howard home

Congregational church ladies announce a semi annual missionary bank offering at Dr Minnie Howard's home on Wednesday afternoon June 24 with a program and tea to follow. Cordial invitation extended to all interested.

The Congregational Church Missionary Bank Minnie Howard

New Jewelry Line Debuts at Mrs Armstrong Shop

Mrs Chris Armstrong opens at 238 West Cen or formerly the Turf cafe offering Veil Pins from Harrison shop in Sioux to 5.00 dollars each. Ladies invited to view new merchandise and shop the selection.

Chris Armstrong West Cen Or Turf Cafe Harrison

Snow Liniment Promises Relief for Rheumatic Pain

An advertisement claims that Allard's Snow Liniment cures rheumatism and pain, describing a crippled man or woman as suffering only minor rheumatic twinges that could lead to a severe attack. Prices 2 1 2 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00. Mrs A L Cook, druggist.

Allard A. L. Cook

Notice of UC T Gate City Council Meeting

There will be a meeting of United Commercial Travelers Gate City Council No 259 on Saturday night June 27. All members are requested to be present and visiting UC members are invited to attend. C A Valentine Senior Council.

United Commercial Travelers Gate Ity Council C. A. Valentine

Federal Building Site Proposals Sought for Pocatello Idaho

The Treasury Department invites sealed proposals by July 7 1908 for sale or donation of a suitable site for a federal building in Pocatello Idaho. Corner lot about 155 by 140 feet required with diagrams of streets and utilities. vendor bears conveyance costs and may retain improvements under ground rent until building begins.

Reasury Department Washington, D. C United States Pocatello Idaho Granto Secretary of the Treasury Geo Cortelyou

Excursions to Pacific Coast Offer Seasonal Trips

Daily trips run each Saturday from June through September 15. Agents provide full particulars on itinerary pricing and departure points.

Pacific Coast

Ballard's Snow Liniment touted to cure rheumatism

Advertises Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism and a relief for pain swelling and stiffness. Claims to restore activity and health with bottles priced 60 cents and one dollar from Mrs A L Cook.

Excursions to Payette Lakes Via 0 8

Local notice outlines excursion options to Payette Lakes with rates and details available from agents. Restrictions include a thirty day limit from the filing date. Further particulars and scheduling are provided by issuing agents.

Payette Lakes

Real estate and bond election notices from Pocatello

Classified ads list properties for sale including houses with multiple lots, locations on Arthur and Grant streets, and ranches near Pocatello. The document also details municipal bond issue terms, sinking fund plan, voter eligibility, and polling places for a June 30, 1908 election in four precincts with designated sites.

Roy Porter Promotes Island Park Fishing Resort

Roy Porter plans daily train meetings at Trade station and offers mountain wagon transport to his famous Island Park fishing resort, inviting anglers to reach the famed streams and scenery.

Island Park Roy Porter Trade Station

A Peculiar Wrench for Sprains and Pain Relief

A quirky note promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as the best remedy for foot ankle sprains and other injuries. It claims instant pain relief reduced swelling antiseptic action and rapid healing. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 through Mrs A L Cook druggist.

Ballard A. L. C Ook

Electric Bitters Praised by New York Family

Mr Frank Conlan of 436 Houston Street New York hails Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia liver issues and weak kidneys. He says it regulates digestion purifies blood and restores vigor. Sold under guarantee Ferguson Jenkins drug stores Pocatello and Common Price 50e.

Frank Conlan Houston Street New York Ferguson Jenkins’ Drug Stores Pocatello feCommon

Special Bond Election in Pocatello Idaho 1908

Notice sets June 30 1908 as the date for a special bond election in Pocatello Bannock County Idaho. Electors tax payers will vote on issuing 106358.96 dollars in municipal coupon bonds to fund sewers and drains, with 60000 to be used for sewer work and 46008.06 for warrant funding, under Idaho law.

Nual Pocatello Idaho Center Street Salvation Army Hall S. Second Avenue Mahan & Edghill’s East Center Street Clark Street E. G. Houde W. Center Street N. Arthur Avenue Arthur Avenue Williason Blacksmith Shop Main Street Ocatello Bannock County State of Daho Common Council Cty Pocatello,daho

Bond issuance proposal for ordinance No 179 amount 106358.96

Voters review a proposal to issue bonds totaling 106 358 96 dollars under ordinance No 179 to fund stated purposes. The record notes the bond amount and legal basis for the authorization.

Bonds Proposed in City Finance Measure No 179

City council debates financing through bonds totaling 106 dollars in ordinance No 179. Officials argue funding allocations and debt service implications as residents await final passage.

Ballot Instructions For Bond Vote In Pocatello Idaho

The notice explains voters mark an X in the top circle for in favor and an X in the lower circle for against the proposition to issue bonds. Dated May 27 1908 the mayor C E M Loux and city clerk T D Gilmore sign for Pocatello Idaho.

Pocatello Idaho C. E. M. Loux T. D.gilmore

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