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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
3
Forecast issued at Portland Oregon for the 24 hours ending 6 p.m. Saturday. For Idaho fair tonight and Saturday cooler southeast portion tonight. Temperature yesterday maximum 77 degrees minimum 58 degrees mean 65 degrees which is normal. Total precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 6 a.m. today a trace.
Local brief notes a Sunday schedule at Trinity Episcopal Church with morning and evening services led by Rev. P Murphy and daughter Marian. Also mentions Felton Kalb visiting from Easton and potential relocation, plus a weather update and travel plans of Amos and Mrs Green and K Stanley Castle.
A mix of remarks about students at Marys College St Marys including a gold medal award. Mrs Castle returns with her son Joe Hutchinson a former lieutenant governor and current Democratic congressional candidate en route to Thunder Mountain. A man named Wright travels with him to a mine sale. Harry Ferguson learns of his mother’s illness and heads to Sho shone. Rev P Murphy recalls a wood river fishing tale accompanied by a humorous aside about his occupation.
June 26 McCammon Idaho report notes Alvyn Lewis staying in American Falls Walter Rommell moved to new ranch June 17 J Clark child incident slight collapse improving under Dr Hunt T B Lovg family left for Glenns Ferry H Hague night operator duties Dr Dubois associates dropped out McCleary party active Hutchinson left town visit two months H Stoker works as day operator Fourth of July celebration prepared Mendon Utah band Rev Gillilan Pocatello orator racing in afternoon Prospectors seen 25c nightly or 1 per week Beds furnishings new and clean at 306 South Cleveland two blocks from Center.
An old advertisement touts Love's Tea as a remedy for bad breath and digestive upset to freshen breath. The copy promises a night-time intake to settle the stomach and bowels and offers a 250 package price.
An advertised remedy named Sherman’s Headache Cure claims to cure headaches including neuralgia with a single dose. It promises immediate relief and guarantees basic safety, priced at 25c and 10c a box and sold by Sprague's Pharmacy.
Notice of a special stockholders meeting in Pocetello Bannock Idaho on July 1 1902 at 1 pm to discuss consolidating with Idaho Wyoming Oil Company Limited and the advisability of sinking another well. Stockholders urged to attend in person or by proxy. Dated June 19 1902 President AJ Pierce Secretary J O Bunting.
Mackay Idaho June 26. General Manager Boyd of the White Roob company is in Chicago this week. Prospector reports from Pocatello indicate crowds returning from Fort Hall lands and Custer county is good. Philadelphia wool buyers bought the entire upper Lost river clip totaling six hundred thousand pounds. White Knob Copper company pays off and announces a sixty day shutdown due to labor troubles. Miners' Union committee has replaced Chinese cooks with white labor.
An old advertisement touts Lane's Tea promising bowel regularity and improved complexion. It claims the product purifies the blood, cures indigestion, and boosts appetite, priced at 26 and 60 cents for four packages. The copy references a beauty ideal and health benefits.
A mining body resolves the Fort Hall Mining district within Bannock county Idaho becomes a legal mining district at noon on June 17 1902. It designates Pocatello Idaho as the recording office and sets local rules allowing two mining claims per prospector for ten days, with penalties for intimidation and weapon use.
Fine line of sterling silver and plated ware just received by Harrison the jeweler. An abundance of sidewalk lumber, both Oregon and native, for sale by J B Bistline East Center Street. Now is your chance iron beds 4375 springs 1.50 mattresses from 1.26 up. Furniture of all kinds cheap easy payments all to be had at Co-Op 2nd Hand Store corner Center and Arthur.
A vintage ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine as a cold cure in one day. The box signature appears on every package, emphasizing quick relief and standard remedy branding for cold symptoms.
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