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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
5
An Ohio reader praises Menz Ease work shoes for daily use at a blacksmith forge, claiming they last as long as three pairs of other brands and are easy on the feet.
O W Hayes writes from Cole Idaho praising Menz Ease work shoes. He states he bought them about a year ago and wore them daily including three months of prospected travel through snow and rough terrain, claiming no other shoe matches their performance.
Masonic Lodge to confer the F C degree this evening. Yellowstone station depot opens as the Short Line enters the park. Gate City band rehearses at 7 30 PM for the Fourth of July. Women of Woodcraft aid rally in Idaho Falls. Probate Judge Alf Moyes announces candidacy. Johnston undecided. Jeweler reports superb fishing on Snake River. Eagles Carnival draws large crowds despite wind dust. Short Line reduces coal rates voluntarily matching interstate cuts. J C Lesher of the Herald Republican visits Glenns Ferry for a U S L position. Mrs Lesher to follow.
Frerett Ferris the accused horsethief from Soda Springs was arraigned yesterday before Justice of the Peace Van Reuth. He waived examination and was bound over to the district court under $500 bonds or remain in jail.
Principal Miles F. Reed of the Academy of Idaho meets Superintendent Walter R. Siders of Pocatello public schools in a match game this afternoon at the South Garfield avenue court. No money is on the game.
Word from Boise state penitentiary reports Clay the dope fiend, sentenced in Bannock county for horse theft from a Pocatello dairyman, attempting to commit suicide by own action while incarcerated.
William Taylor, about 42, was examined to determine sanity before Probate Judge T A Johnston and committed to the state asylum at Blackfoot after an insane spell with hallucinations. An attendant brought him back to the asylum. George Albrecht and Miss Nannie of Grace were married in the county courthouse with Bishop Hen dricks officiating. Albrecht is serving a six month jail sentence for unlawful liquor sales. his bride is the sister of a Short Line brakeman and chose to wed during his confinement.
B. B. Corliss, secretary of the Commercial club and Jensen creamery manager, reports drought across the Teton Basin. He says irrigated areas show poor subseil as farmers faced continued drought, while dry-farming districts will yield very short crops.
A narrator recounts racing from American Falls to Pocatello in an hour and twenty minutes then touring a carnival before returning toward the Power City at midnight when a wheel was sheared from the vehicle.
A jovial group from Power City visited the carnival, staying in full rooms and awaiting train time, while their Buick No. 17 car waits for a new wheel from Salt Lake. Also reported are funeral rites for 14 year old John Alexander Smith drowned in the Port Neuf river and baseball gossip about Pocatello Indians' upcoming Kemmerer series and Idaho Falls contingents.
Idaho Falls L Decker and Henry W L Fenton are in town on business. James A Bybee from Twin Falls registered at the Bannock. Ogden visitors include W H Scott and Miss Gertrude Halverson. Denver guests A G Edwards F E Smith and F C Gebhardt at the Bannock. Multiple others check in at the Bannock Pacific and Monarch hotels including Frank Burke and families. City business includes Sheriff Danilson, Dr C B Steely, and Bell Telephone plant chief G R Armstrong in town. The article notes travel to Yellowstone and Wasatch forest areas and theatre figure Fred McCracken visiting Boise.
Edgar M. Cullen chief judge of the New York Court of Appeals is visiting. Several guests from McCammon American Falls Milwaukee and St Louis are seen at the Commercial. A party from Ross Fork led by W R Haygood attended the carnival. Fred Walker Boise penitentiary clerk travels to Blackfoot to inspect his ranch with his wife accompanying him.
The note urges starting now to deposit this week with time certificates of deposit offering 4 percent interest. It questions prior use of funds and highlights the remaining week to invest.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York says for a year Dr King s New Life Pills have been a blessing to his family. Easy but sure remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Only 25 cents at Ferguson Jenkins Drug Stores in Pocatello and McCammon Idaho.
A summer cold neglected may develop into bronchitis or pneumonia. Take Foley's Honey and Tar to loosen the cough, soothe inflamed air passages, and expel the cold. Temple Pharmacy operated by Ferguson and Jenkins lists locations in Pocatello and McCammon, Idaho.
A vivid glimpse of London’s Billingsgate market where a strong porter kindly helps a woman with a heavy parcel. He offers space and assistance while joking softly in the porters’ distinctive Cockney manner. A young Scotswoman praises the porters for their gentle tones and helpful actions.
Mrs Philip Lydig, a New York society figure and initial treasurer of the Equal Franchise movement, resigned due to the growing workload though remaining in office. Mrs Clarence Mackay presides the society.
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