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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
3
Maximum temperature 85 degrees and a below normal precipitation total of 9.88 inches since January 1. The mean minimum is below normal and total precipitation to date stands at 9.88 inches with 15 hours 28 minutes of possible sunshine recorded by D C Gruxow of the Weather Bureau.
Mrs. Ed Paxton and Mrs. O L Mareh are reported ill. Rev J D Gillslan is sick but improving. A baby girl was born to Conductor and Mrs George Burrsides. Quarantine lifted for a scarlet fever case at the Barratt home. Elise Smith returns from Montrelier after the Oscar Norman Florence Jarboe wedding.
A vivid scene describes tarbers in an alley throwing tall objects at one another as pride fills their chests and prints note their confidence and gaiety. The quirky event draws attention to unexpected street theater and bold self expression.
Freroh names Joseph H Peterson of Pocatello as private secretary while he remains in Washington for the summer. Major Caldwell notes a Salem Ore contractor visited the Agency to review the Ft Ball School site for bidding on a new plant. Moonlight mine prospects improve as M M Bidredge reports richer ore and plans to ship soon. Sunday a ball game pits Barbers against Printers at 1 PM on the old ball grenade.
George Williams and P. J. Melloy report a promising Bonnie Docn prospect at Bannock dreek as they dig into a rocking lodge. Mrs. A Hewlett and her children depart Providence Utah for summer. their home will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs Tomlinson of Topeka Kansas.
John McDonald a machinist at O L shors collapsed at his desk yesterday afternoon. Dr Steely was summoned and he was removed to his home where he is reported improving today. Stevenson have been awarded the contract for the construc
A new bridge will span the Poertueal at the race track with a contrast price stated as $000. It will be among the best over the river and include a foot path separate from the driveway according to the plan.
The Epworth League Reading Circle hosts a meeting at Jadie Reeves home on South Cleveland Avenue. The School Board votes to extend the high school curriculum by one year, aligning with college freshman standards. Mrs. Reilley is hospitalized in Salt Lake City for possible surgery. Brady and Hiler head to Hailey to study a water works proposal. McNeal returns from trips praising growing patronage at the White House cafe.
A party including Bert Perrine Nelson Bennett Col Milner and Chas Lawrence visited the city morning to board No 5 for Kimema en route from Salt Lake. Bridge-Tupier Electric Light Co advances at its Jello powerhouse installing a 150 HP boiler heater and planning a new dynamo exciter to meet rising demand.
The First Savings bank of Pocatello directors elected J. A. Murray as president D. W. Standiod as vice president W. A. Anther as cashier and treasurer and I. N. Anthea as resident cashier. Nearby rooms will be renovated to house the bank with an estimated cost of about 1500.
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