Local notices and shop deals from Gray's and Troy Laundry
Business locals advertise rough dry washing at 6 cents a pound by Troy Laundry and blue print paper at Gray's. Dr Newman European eye specialist at Pocatello House stays through June. Royal Nut Loaf at Brady's. International Christian Endeavor Convention Denver July 9 13 1903 with Short Line tickets on July 7 and 8 to Denver and return 98 50 good to reach Denver by July 18 final return Aug 1. Tickets allow stopovers and transit. A B Mateos, Age.
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Newman
Pocatello House
Denver
B. Mateos
Local Brevities from the City
Chas. F. Potter visits the city from Dempsey. Mrs. Mamie Bellie is ill with appendicitis. Mrs. A. B. Wheeler improving. Dr. Bean made a trip to McCammon. Dr. Bridges from Rosa Fork in the city. Lawyer F. S. Dietrich went to St. Anthony on business. Weather tonight and tomorrow. L. D. 8. church ladies plan a ball Friday evening. Jimmie Hopeen brings a Maltese kitten from Wyoming. State Sheep Inspector Dressler in town yesterday. Gene Bistline recovering from scarlet fever. Mrs. George Pearson leaves for Utah for the summer.
Travelers Organized at Salt Lake City July 11 By O H McMahon
O H McMahon grand senior counsel of the order will organize travelers in Salt Lake City on July 11. James G Evans cast grand counsel will also be present. The report mentions arrival letters from Rev P Marchy in Liverpool dated June 11 and plans to sail for London the next day.
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O. H. McMahon
Salt Lake City
Order
James G. Evans
P. Marchy
Liverpool
England
Lordon- Gerry
Lien Filed Against Agnes McMillan for 106.68
M. L. Standley files a lien against Agnes McMillan to recover 106.68 for flambing work. Peter Durham, an old time Pocatello engineer contracting out of Portland, spends a few days in the city with old friends.
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M. L. Standley
Agnes McMillan
Gee
Peter Durham
Pocatello
Portland
Fremont Street Bridge Declared Best Yet Constructed
Mesars Schmidt and Bauer complete a new Fremont Street Bridge praised as the best built by local officials. The report notes sturdy design and praised craftsmanship.
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Mesars
Schmidt & Bauer
Fremont Street
Court house grounds begin to look green
Residents report the courthouse lawn showing fresh grass growth while trees lag, with about half failing to thrive. Mr and Mrs John Willis traveled from Dillon yesterday after learning of Mrs Willis' mother Mrs O B Wheeler’s serious illness.
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Court House
John
Willis
Sewerom Dillon
O. B. Weeeler
Mrs Bowers Plans Meat Monument For Grave Of Henry Howete
Mrs Bowers contracted to erect a meat monument over the grave of Henry Howete who was killed in the wreck in the yards ten days ago.
Judge Maccaheimer Returns From Trip to Pucbic Colorado
Judge Maccaheimer reports his son John is well located in Pucbic with a comfortable home. The Georgia Press Association with twenty seven members, aboard the Pullman sleeper Wareaw, finished No. 3 this evening and travels toward the West via Monida.
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Maccaheimer
Pucbic
Colo
Tie Son John
Georgia
Pesk
Monida
Bishop H Smith Woolley Leaves for Parise Visit
Bishop H Smith Woolley departed this afternoon for a brief visit with friends at Parise in Bear Lake county. Mrs Woolley and the children had left for Parise a couple of days earlier.
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H. Smith Woolley
Parise
Bear Lake County
Mee
Woolley
Mrs Horeen Returns From Visit To Laramie And Denver
Mrs Horeen accompanied by her sister Mrs Ed Winn of Idaho Vails and her son James returned morning from a several week visit to Laramie and Denver.
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Judge Horeen
Ed Winn
Idaho Vails
James
Laramie
Denver
Edna Clomer Goes to Pecate with J O Rich
Edna Clomer travels to Pecate fe on Ke. 1 Tuesday with her sister Ms. J O Rich and will stay until September.
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Edna Clomer
Pecate Fe
J. O. Rich
Boy Shot in Face by Blank Revolver Accident
Alden Hood and a younger boy played in G. W. Race's yard when a 23 calibre revolver misfired in his face. A blank cartridge exploded injuring him with a powder burn and no serious wound.
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Alden Hood
G. W. Race
Alden
Local Visitors From Bryac and Keneas Arrive in Gate City
Mr and Mrs J Hadson of Bryac Ohio and Miss Emma Hudson of Keneas visit daughter and sister Mrs J Beck in Gate City. Emma Hudson is a telegraph operator near Atchison Kansas and will stay briefly while parents plan a quick return.
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J. Hadson
Bryac
Ohio
Emma Hudson
Keneas
J. Beck
Mice Emma Hudson
Atchison
Kansas
Gate City
Ragfall Visits American Falls on Canal Project
O B Ragfall from American Falls arrived in the city yesterday to discuss business. He says the area is gaining on water projects as new canal systems flood land nearby, promising growth and a future town expansion for American Falls.
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O. B. Ragfall
American Falls
Rev Father Kress to lecture at Dempsey church
On July 6 at the church in Dempsey the Rev Father Kress will deliver lectures near Lava Springs a quarter mile away. He is well known locally and will continue the lectures throughout the week. Campers at the springs are invited to attend.
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Dempsey
Lava Springs
Father Kress
Sheep owners plead guilty to illegally unloading trains into Utah
Senders and eight Hailey sheep owners and foreman O W Metcalfe appeared before Judge Johnston after being arrested for unloading three trainloads of sheep at Baccroft without a permit from the state sheep inspector. San Gere and Gailey were fined 9600 dollars and Montcalfe received ten days in jail.
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Hailey
Utah
O. W. Metcalfe
Baccroft
Johnston
San Gere
Gailey
Montcalfe
Oneida Rancher Reports Strong Wool Demand in City
George Wakeley, a rancher and stock raiser from Oneida, said wool demand in the region is very good and prices are firm. He noted T. J. Woodland recently sold him a four pence? for 1550 cents and expected others to follow.
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George Wakeley
Oneida
T. J. Woodland
Olip
Fire damages home as trouble brews over cups of grain
A fire at the Kine residence on North Second Avenue caused furniture damage before being extinguished. Police arrested seven alleged criminals after a court session with Judge Knowles. Some prisoners refused to work, drawing shorter sentences under local rules.
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Jack Kine
North Second Avenue
Thage
Professor Thomas Clairvoyant Readings Offer Life Aid
A revival-style newspaper ad touts Prof. Thomas as a trusted clairvoyant offering life readings via clairvoyance palmistry and astrology. It promises personalized guidance on marriage money business and health with mail readings for $1 and a test of belief in rooms 1 and 8 at the Masonic Temple Sundays 1 to 4 pm.
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F. Thomas
Pocatello
Masonic Temple
Cleveland Avenue
Lander Street
Thomas
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