Frank Shaw Pleads Guilty in Police Court
Frank Shaw appeared before Police Judge Moyes and paid a 96 fine for drunkenness in police court this morning.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
5
Frank Shaw appeared before Police Judge Moyes and paid a 96 fine for drunkenness in police court this morning.
Palm Leaf Circle No 19 Women of Woodcraft plans a card social tomorrow evening at Woodman Hall. Public invitation extended to all community members.
The Gem State Lumber baseball team visited Rupert and defeated the locals 10 to 3. Gem State played errorless ball while securing a decisive win.
Sheriff Lowry is asked by Oregon official D H Kerfoot to pursue two suspects who on June 14 rode in an auto and robbed two men on a road near Arcadia, taking $225.
A Butte excursion on The Short Line carried passengers to Armstead and back. The train included coaches and a baggage car with 1200 bottles of cold vane.
Private car No. 100 of the C. N. O. and T. P. carried G. P. Biles traffic manager of the Queen and Crescent road and a party of friends from Pocatello to Yellowstone last night.
E A Cooke editor and publisher of the Shelley Pioneer is in the city dismantling and packing the Gate City News plant for shipment. The plant will be moved to Blackfoot where Cooke will soon publish an evening daily paper.
Carl Davis signed a decree granting a divorce to Mrs. Josephine Fabrizio wife of Antone Fabrizio on the day of his departure for Boise after a term of court. The couple married in this city on February 16 1901 and have two children whose custody was awarded to the mother.
Gan Club in Pocatello hosted a rock breaking contest with McLaughlin gaining high honors by breaking 94 of 100. Bean Fuller and Fitzgerald also posted strong scores as the four crack blue rock breakers competed.
The Olympic theatre presents Alkali Ike's Mother-in-Law with Augustus arney and Ike's otorcyele, and His Life For His Emperor starring Leo Delaney. A two reel Cheyenne Massacre plays Thursday. The Gallets move to Boise as Mr Gallet takes a public utilities post, with Luis delaying until fall. An arrest in town uncovers whisky and beer hidden in a piano and floor hole.
Foster served a writ on George Doull, a well known farmer, who refused to leave a recently foreclosed farm. A feared armed resistance did not occur as the ejectment proceeded without incident.
At Lava Springs Charles H Sell of Pocatello returns home from Lava Hot Springs where he has finished a small bungalow to be used during construction of a large new bath house. A Lava Springs commission awarded the contract and work will start when funds from state bond issues become available.
Fred Murphey’s new Store No. 5 sits at West Center and Main, occupying the old Q. P. corner. It features a refitted interior and a rear board room. Jesse Jones manages with Park Smith as assistant. Murphey operates six retail outlets in Idaho and a large wholesale house locally.
A long list of visitors arrives in Pocatello including Arthur Richards from Moore Thomas J Johns of Woodruff and L B Dustin from Jackfoot. Monarch hotel hosts guests O W Scott from Baker Oregon Mrs F N Lee of Portland and F D Smith of Fairbanks Morse Co. Also noted are local business travelers and a busy social scene plus four dandelion salad recipes and a pair of ball game observers from Sunnyland.
Bannock county officials consider enforcing an old order to reopen Mink Creek road which was altered by homesteaders six years ago. The road now zigzags up the hillside, hindering access to Bannock and Rattlesnake valleys. At July's meeting the board may direct corrective action despite potential land access issues.
Local No. 1268 business agent John A. Car rat the onay addresses Bohe's cigar store from 4 to 5 pm. He urges workers to attend and discuss terms amid tensions at the shop.
Classified ad offers two lots and a three room house at 444 No Garfield for sale. Easy terms available through F. P. Holt contact.
The ad notes that bright appearance hides distress and urges Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable to relieve symptoms like headaches dizziness and fatigue. It presents a woman’s beauty as tied to health and promotes the tonic as a remedy for the described ailments.
Delinquent assessment amounts listed against stockholders of Port Mall Mining & Milling Company Ltd as of June 1 1913. Notice states shares will be sold at public auction June 30 1918 at 8 p m at The Hub Building Pocatello Idaho to cover unpaid assessments and sale costs. Secretary W Pomeroy signs the notice with several docket dates.
A group from the Fox home in Pocatello took ten pounds of leaf lard for a picnic up City Creek Canyon. They found the lard missing at noon and, left hungry, subsisted on water and choke cherries while seeking slices for pies.
Black's Cafeteria invites diners for chicken dinner service on Sunday with hours from 12 to 2 30 p m and 5 to 8 p m. Locals offered a full meal window to enjoy featured poultry.
The piece argues that future homes will improve with women guiding room design and interior trim, noting women understand layout and cost savings from machine-made stock. It claims higher lumber costs may be offset by reduced carpenter work and invites readers to visit for free advice on building plans.
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