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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1901
Page
1
Boise expects a Mergenthaler linotype in July as Boise Capital News notes. Reports from Emmett, Pocatello, and Caldwell cover sturgeon catches, mining finds near Ontario, a jail escape, a cattle bear chase, a school funding crisis in Blackfoot, and local political chatter on Warden Arney's gubernatorial prospects.
The Episcopal Convocation meets at Trinity church Thursday morning at 8 with Holy Communion. Rev. D. C. Mayor of Idaho Falls will preach at 10. Hon. Theo. Turner gives the welcome at 8 p.m. Bishop's annual address follows, then an informal reception at Mr. and Mrs. Van Housen. Friday morning service at 8 and 10:48 a.m. sessions. A missionary meeting at 8 p.m. features clergy addresses. public welcome.
An advertisement touts Sherman’s Headache Cure as fast acting and harmless with a one dose guarantee. Price 25c and 100 a box, sold by Sprague’s Pharmacy. It also claims neuralgia relief and immediate benefits. A separate note promotes Herb ine for stomach tone and digestion at 60 cents by Mrs. A L Cook.
Jesse M. Smith, president of the Utah Woolgrowers Association, convicted of striking Deputy Inspector D H Andrews during a sheep inspection. The verdict followed a trial in which federal and state orders were analyzed. other defendants had cases postponed. Senator Borah assisted in prosecution. ex Senator Arthur Brown and Lindsay Rogers led the defense.
The Empire Stock company opens Thursday at the Auditorium with A Man of Mystery a romantic drama about a crook with hypnotic power pursued by Lucifer the detective. Three performances June 27 28 29 feature a changing bill and strong melodramatic and comic elements. The Ford family gave a small musical show Saturday with youthful performers 10 to 20, but attendance was light.
List of unclaimed mail at the Pocatello Idaho post office for the week ending June 15 1901. Items include names such as J Allen Wm Barett O P Calet James Clark Mrs Annie Davis Christ Hansen Martin Hendricks and many others. Letters titled as advertised dated June 15 and June 2 indicate notices or requests to claim.
Announcement seeks bids for a 600000 brick supply to Houston Idaho with earliest delivery. Bids and references must be sent to White Knob Cop per company Houston Idaho before July 1.
Amos Jones a cowboy from American Falls died in Pocatello after convulsions tied to excess liquor. The 40 year old married man with two children was visiting with friends when he said he had taken strychnine and collapsed. Doctors failed to revive him and he was taken to American Falls for burial after a coroner's inquest found death by convulsions due to alcohol. He previously worked for Campbell and Stebbins and Sparks Bros and was brother in law of P. P. Dille.
Dispatch from Senator Dubois at Hunter Hot Springs Montana reports a severe sciatic condition forcing a monthlong stay. He aimed to attend the Cheyenne meeting but was taken ill. he and his family sought relief at the Montana resort, yet the ailment worsened. Statesman.
An advertisement from Bean's drug store touts Moki pe Ras Serr as a delightful herb drink that cures aches and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It implies digestive remedies for women and claims better complexion from Henning Digestive aids priced 8 cents.
A district court action filed by W H King Joseph Yates J A Eldredge George Smith and George M Smith against County Assessor W H Coffin seeks to block sale for delinquent taxes on lands claimed not in school district No 15. The suit argues district boundary changes were illegal and taxes improper.
Theresa Walker sues for a decree of divorce from Marion F. Walker alleging desertion since 1899. She asks judgment to set aside the marriage with fault. Attorney D. J. Lewis represents the plaintiff.
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