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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
3
Saineeeme brief item notes local happenings with unclear names and fragmented phrases. Details are unreadable but indicate a public notice style brief about a venue or event.
Heavy rainstorms Monday and yesterday ruined thousands of acres of the first cutting of alfalfa in the southeast part of the state. The storms felled crops across the region, leaving fields flattened and at risk for further damage.
Miss Smothy Tull and Miss Marie, talented pupils of Mr. Robert Ard, will present a piano program at the West Side L. D. 8 church Sunday evening. Supporting musicians include Mr. Hurd, tenor, and Sylvia Hurd, violinist, with a varied program planned.
Miss Augusta Tainfor dean of women and head of the English department at the Academy of Idaho has organized a European tour. She sailed from New York in June and will spend the summer visiting Italy Switzerland Bavaria Holland France and Scotland.
Misses Jean and Ella Campbell will attend the International Christian Endeavor convention at Losses as delegates from Pocatello. Reene serves as secretary to Superintendent Siders of the public schools and Ella works in the Idaho division Short Line dispatcher office.
The event to benefit the International Christian convention in Los Angeles will be held on the lawn of C. W. Gray on East Center Street. Youth volunteers will begin serving at 7 30 o'clock. The public is invited.
Former Vice President Charles Warren Fairbanks visited Omaha where a local Republican delegation welcomed the distinguished traveler at the Gate City of the Gem State.
Short Line introduces car service along the Minidoka branch to Salines City. The new service operates over three days and promises a faster option for shipments, reducing storage needs.
[Summary unavailable due to damaged text lacking coherent narrative. Readable portions describe a fishing hunting and camping resort open to motorists, road improvements from Fort Hall Indian agency to Blackfoot dam, and local effort sharing costs between Blackfoot and Pocatello. Also mentions a Swift Blue nostrums advertisement fragment and advisory letters.]
Fragment notes age and extra handling prior to assembling large shipments and possible delays while awaiting cars.
A special patriotic service will be held at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning. The G A R Ladies of the G A R Sons of Veterans Philippine soldiers and ladies auxiliary and all patriotic organizations are invited. Seats reserved for all. Members urged to contact their commander. Special music and a patriotic address by the minister. The general public is invited.
On July 5 the first of a likely long list of specials to Yellowstone Park will pass through the Pocatello gateway carrying delegates from the Turnverein convention at Denver. The train includes two 12 section drawing room sleepers a 10 section sleeper and two tourist cars. On July 7 the Raymond Whitcomb party of 40 in two extra standard sleepers will ride train No 15 northbound to the park. The following day the J S Service party of 18 in a special car arrives from Chicago.
A new bridge over Big Lost river a mile and a half below Powell station links roads from the central point. Arco Blackfoot business men cleared rock for sixty miles, enabling high speed travel. Built by united subscriptions in Blackfoot Arco and Bingham Blaine counties at about 450 dollars total.
The Presbyterian Messenger reports numerous local movements and travel notes. Darling couple left for California after a May close. Mrs Darling’s stepfather died in the Long Beach disaster. Emily Whittlesey travels to Nortonville Kansas for summer visits. Havener couple touring the East. Chester moves to Downey. Josie Robbett departs June 7 for Hamilton Montana. Edna Hackett takes a teaching position at Sand Point next year. Burnside visits Shoshone for two weeks. Elizabeth Elliot leaves June 9 for a Petoskey vacation. Julia Wheaton spends the summer with family in Pennsylvania.
A vintage ad promises freckle removal with ethine double strength. Apply night and morning and see the worst spots fade while lighter freckles vanish. A money back guarantee is offered if the product fails.
Peonia roots, Carolina Poplars and various nursery stock advertised at 25 cents and up. Black Foot Nursery promotes wide selection and discount prices on plants and garden stock in a compact classifieds notice.
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