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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
5
The message highlights Teddy pursuing large game in Africa with a sense of determination and adventure. It compares a Sagebrush Hair Tonic from Idaho as a standout product and notes a bald-headed observer’s reaction, implying curiosity or surprise.
Dance tonight at McNichols Wright hall. Methodist tea tomorrow afternoon at parsonage. Dr Howard operated yesterday on Dave Edwards at the general hospital. Tom Connors given 644 days in police court by Judge Moyes. Trinity guild tea tomorrow at Mrs Shields home. Col Ferguson out of hospital after nervous breakdown. Portneuf Lodge meets tonight in regular session. Hagenbeck-Wallace circus passes through Pocatello en route to Idaho Falls. Grand theatre vaudeville program attractive this week with moving pictures next week. Orpheum bills star Teddy Hunting Big Game. show starts 7 30. Printers' Baseball Team forms, to challenge world nine. Hub baseball team to host Twin Falls for two games. Howard Waugh and Millie A Myers marry at Presbyterian parsonage. plan Seattle home. Wool shipments from Bannock county to Boston. 1909 clip near 100000 pounds. Maggie Shaw and Floyd Schultz wed at Rawlins Wyoming. Fair Grounds work underway for September fair and race meet. Central Glee Club from Central College, Pella Iowa, drew fair audience. Rose Wilson and Grace Berger noted. finale band with improvised instruments.
The article notes snare drum five tin whistles bones and a triangle accompanying a lively performance. Sheriff John Ellis, with a broken arm, was taken to the general hospital for a splint adjustment after X rays revealed the fracture needed reset. The operation succeeded and he rests in Burbank on South Third avenue with a healing fracture above the left elbow.
Dutch Lehrbas the passenger conductor reported his grip containing hat checks transfer checks and related duty items stolen in Huntington. A knife cut opened the grip and a revolver was taken while other staff were not disturbed. the grip was recovered by Huntington police and confiscation may lead to Harveyized steel lining.
Thomas J. Lynch of Nebraska visits the Gate City with his daughter Mrs. Ben Bean and decides to settle here. Through Fletcher R. Burrus of the Pocatello Commercial club and broker, Lynch buys lots 11 and 12 in block 510 at the corner of North Hayes avenue and Sublette street from Colonel J. M. Ingersoll to build a heat cottage as his home.
T J Moloney seeks divorce from Hazel Moloney alleging she left home in December 1908 taking their two children aged 2 and 6 months. He claims the mother is unfit and the children are in the State street orphanage after being placed there by Hazel. They wed at Pocatello Idaho on July 12 1906.
Bean's Hardware advertises Economy and Mason jars in glass and stone varieties. Customers can find mason jars suitable for canning and storage, with options highlighted for home use and kitchen needs.
A lively Orpheum performance titled Game in Africa draws strong crowds, hailed as the best edition yet. The show blends music and theater to highlight African themes, with colorful acts and notable performers energizing audiences.
Tickets go on sale July 2 through July 5 for travel on the Oregon Short Line Railroad with sale limited to July 6. Check with local agents for rate details and complete particulars.
A brief item notes a new drink called the Pepsin Rickey selling for ten cents at Holmes. The notice highlights a taste trend and local availability in a concise newspaper card style.
The note promotes showtimes at the Orpheum with The Jilt as a feature and Holmes screening 20 cent Cantaloupe a la Mode at a nearby venue.
Phil St. Marie announces starting next Monday a fine vaudeville show and a first class moving picture show at the Grand Theater each evening. Prices are 10 and 20 cents. Don’t miss next Monday night. GRAND THEATER.
Excursions East via the Oregon Short Line to Denver Omaha Kansas City Chicago St Louis and other points offered on June 4 5 11 12 16 and 26 with agents providing rates and further particulars.
J. Alexander of the Alexander Optical Co. Salt Lake City will be at the Carlyle Monday and Tuesday June 21 and 22. Office hours will run from 1 to 7 p.m.
An advertisement touts Sagebrush Hair Tonic as a versatile solution sold everywhere, appealing to readers with broad distribution claims and a catchy pitch.
The Board of Trustees of the city school district will receive bids up to 8 o clock p m June 28 1909 for laying cement walks on Gar field and Arthur avenues at the West Side School and on Clark street at the East Side school. All walks to be laid per city ordinance specifications. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids signed C B Steely Clerk of Board
Four hundred ninety acres land with old water rights and farm implements. Includes an eight room brick house, large barn and lambing sheds and other outbuildings. Good spring water for winter feeding. Priced at 30 dollars per acre with good terms. Come and see.
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