Local items from city visitants and travel notes
Bishop Glortux is in the city today Judge Dietrich attends court at St Anthony Frank Roeeds returns from Salt Lake City A P Dolter a Bancroft merchant visits the city Fair tonight and Friday cooler Friday weather prophet Meredith visits cousin Charnie Forague Fourth of July events pass unseen L M Hogson back from Salt Lake City Mrs Ashley Lyons to California Deputy Will Hillman assists with assessment roll Barbers vow a close shave Sunday Yellowstone Park hotel manager W W Humphrey in city Marshall goes to Blackfoot M Watson owner Fair store travels to Shoshone
Barbers and printers asked to bring tin citg Sunday
All barbers and printers are requested to bring a tin cup with them on Sunday as they may wish to use it after the fall game is over.
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Brown from Blackfoot attends First Savings Bank meeting
Hon John G. Brown arrives from Blackfoot to participate in the stockholders meeting of the First Savings Bank of Pocatello.
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John G. Brown
Blackfoot
First Savings Bank of Pocatello
Chain gang cleans up center street as morning work
Sos Richardson orders a work crew to tidy up O center street in the morning. The chain gang members follow orders and begin cleanup duties.
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Sos Richardson
O Center Street
Milner pair Ulysses Legean and Mable Weaver wed
A marriage license was issued this morning to Ulysses S. Legean and Mable I. Weaver of Milner Idaho. Judge White officiated the ceremony.
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Ulysses S. Legean
Mable I. Weaver
Milner, Idaho
Judge White
Contractor Nears Finish on South First Building
E. J. Hargraves reports near completion of a two story structure on South First Avenue. The south half will house a saloon while the north half will be leased as a Japanese store.
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E. J. Hargraves
South First Avenue
California dentist's brother visits then travels for work
De H Cagreton of California, visiting his brother Dr W Cureton, a local dentist, left this morning for McCammon and other points to continue professional work. Pat Friel, from Pittsburg, was arrested with others by Deputy Sheriff Bagley for using obscene and abusive language on the streets.
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de. H. Cagreton
California
Dr. W. Cureton
McCammon
Pat Friel
Pittsburg
Bagley
Clergymen set to vacation and banking talks in city
Rev Mr Van Engelen of the Bar stet church will leave for the hills for a two week vacation. Rev Mr Clark, superintendent of Bartlet missions, will accompany him. Ed W Ross of the W F Barns Co wakera of Home Eavings banks is in the city arranging with the First Savings Bank of Pocatelio for its introduction into the bank's business.
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Mr. van Engelen
Barstet
Hills
Mr. Clark
Bartlet Missions
W. Ross
W. F. Barns Co
Wakera
Firet Saviage Bank of Pocatelio
Nelecn Bennett firm seeks teameters for Twin Falls canal
Milner company advertises for teameters to work on the Twin Falls canal offering 85 dollars and 40 for mouth with beard. Milner reaches by way of Kimama where you take the etage.
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Nelecn-Bennett Company
Milner
Teameters
Twin Falls Canal
Milner Fe
Kimama
Dance Night Draws 45 Couples at 410 Club Hall
About 45 couples attended last night’s dance at the 410 Club hall from 9 until midnight. The Hoor was in prime condition with electric fans keeping the room comfortable. The report notes H Howard Gerdner, previously injured in a switch engine incident, is improving and expected to recover. Assessor Nathan Harlow arrived from Chesterfield to supervise the 1908 assessment roll, with field work near Anishbed and a two week timeline for completion. Irrigation Commissioner E J Turner returned from Gentile Valley praising conditions, and County Commissioner William S Larkin is recovering and expected back soon. Plans are set for a joint installation of officers for Free Silver Camp Woodmen of the World and Palm Leaf Circle Women of Woodcraft on July 7.
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Nathan Harlow
Chesterfied
Anishbed Ocw
Mrs Hattie Falconer Seeks Rooming House Site in Idaho
Mrs Hattie Falconer of Bette, after a week in the city, left for Idaho Falls this morning to search for a suitable location for a rooming house and family hotel. She has not found a suitable building yet and plans to return later.
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Hattie Falconer
Bette
Idaho
Deportation of well known Celestial from Pocatello
Deputy UO 8 Marshal Andrews arrives and orders the deportation of Mike a long-time resident of eighteen years in the United States. He is known in Pocatello but cannot prove lawful status and will be sent back to China.
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Marshal Andrews
China
Mike
Pocatello
United States
Eagles Gather in Salt Lake City Parade Draws Thousands
J. B. HGicke and A. W. Jones returned from Salt Lake City after attending a large Eagles meeting. Jacob Thomas accompanied them and has not yet come back. The group reported a grand time with a parade three Salt Lake blocks long and thousands of Eagles at Cald or's park.
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J. B. Hgicke
A. W. Jones
Salt Lake City
Jacob Thomas
Salt Lake
Caldor’s Park
Visitors praise Pocatello’s resources in city tour
A New Yorker told the Tribune reporter that Idaho’s city shows abundant mineral wealth water supply railroad shops and a healthful location during a brief visit. He said there is no reason to doubt local reports of the city’s greatness.
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Tribune
New Yorker
Pocatello
Georgian editors and their families tour West to Yellowstone
Twenty seven Georgia editors and newsmen with wives journeyed through the city en route to Yellowstone Park. The party, formed in Atlanta on June sixth, visited the coast including Los Angeles and San Francisco before arriving in Pocatello on No 8 and departing on No 7 for the Park where they will stay about ten days. All are colonels, a merry crowd from Georgia papers. They expressed enthusiasm for the West and wore badges reading Greater Georgia with evident pride.
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Georgia
Yellowstone Park
Atlanta
Cy Jone
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Pocatello
the Park
Dificult
Great West
Dry washing offered at 6 cents per pound in Troy
Troy Laundry advertises rough dry washing at six cents a pound and urges customers to send their laundry to the Troy. It lists tel 16 K and notes Dr. Newman the European eye specialist is at the Pocatello House and will stay until June with free examination.
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Troy
Newman
Pocatello House
Notice of Bonds Issuance for Pesatelic Independent School District
The Board of Trustees of Pesatelic Independent School District No 1 Bannock County Idaho invites sealed bids to issue negotiable bonds of up to six thousand dollars for erecting and furnishing school houses. Bids due June 2 1904. bonds bear interest not exceeding six percent per year.
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Pesatelic Independent School District No 1
County of Bannock
Ideho
Board of Trustees
Bid Notice for Pocatello School District Bonds Idaho
The Pocatello Independent School District No 1 Bannock county Idaho invites bids for bonds at 5 and 4 percent interest with 20 year redemption and a ten year call option. Sealed bids due to the Clerk, with certified checks of 600 dollars to accompany bids.
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First National Bank of
New York City
Ranonock County
Idaho
Board of Trustees of
Pocatello Independent School District
Pocatello
Bannock County
Market
Pocsatello
Bannock National Bank of
Board of Trustees
Pocatello Independent School District No. I
State of Idaho
Guo, N. Ifft
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