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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
5
One man was brought before Judge Alf Moyes for drunkenness in police court this morning and admitted the minor offense. He paid a small fine that enriched the treasury.
Police discover a ruined dwelling along the Short Line route showing signs of disturbance and ransacked contents. The structure bears a New York mark and appears deserted, prompting investigation into its origin and ownership.
Justice J. M. Knowles officiated the marriage of Herbert Roberts age 27 and Miss Eves Hare age 22, both of Ellensburg Washington. The couple will reside in Twin Falls.
An ice cream social is hosted this evening at the home of H. S on North Sixth Avenue by the Primary Association of the Second Church ward L. The event aims to raise funds and community spirit.
W. W. Yale of Denver representing the Pauly Jail Building Company spent a few hours in Pocatello presenting jail locks and cells to Sheriff E. B. Lowry. He will return on July 5 to bid on the new county jail.
Dick Evans of Arimo returned home after a few days in Pocatello for medical care on a badly injured left hand from a mowing machine. Two fingers were broken and a large bone fractured.
Dan H. Hayes and Frances Hints, both of Pocatello, were married Wednesday at the Methodist Church parsonage by Rev. H. Hamilton. The groom is employed at Walker's undertaking parlor.
Fred Gogs, a Cleveland runaway, was jailed yesterday on a boarding house owner’s complaint at 605 North Harrison, while awaiting trial he learned his mother was dying. In Evansville, Judge A M White’s funeral at Presbyterian church drew a large crowd with pallbearers chosen from longtime friends. Will and Edward White departed for their home in Leighton.
The man states he has funds to cover his debts and to buy a railroad ticket home. He departed aboard the east bound limited train No. 18 today.
Mrs. Mar aret peg Ae of Davenport Iowa will visit Pocatello this summer with her daughter A W Reed and daughter in law Alice Cosgrove county superintendent of schools. She will soon leave for Dillon Montana to visit a son for a few days.
Mrs A A Schultz of Wellsville Ohio is visiting her son Charles Schultz Idaho division dispatcher in this city for a few days with her young grandson. They will tour Yellowstone Park before continuing eastward home from six months travel in California.
Three days ago a man left a team and wagon in the Blyth & Fargo shed and disappeared after disposing of three hogs brought to town in the wagon bed. The horses were without feed or water for three days until Blyth & Fargo staff cared for them. Police have been notified and efforts are underway to locate the owner.
E G Gallet former Bannock county clerk and now secretary of Idaho Public Utilities Commission writes County Clerk C W Pomeroy seeking a certified list of all utilities operating in the county and transfers of city and county property to set actual cash value Judge Standrod commission chair arrives in Pocatello to outline needs to Clerk Pomeroy.
Lou Sherwood, once a familiar figure in the local police court, returned to town and fired two shots at a door in the old restricted district. He was jailed after a chase into nearby brush and confessed to disturbing the peace, receiving a $50 chain gang sentence. Officers plan to present evidence of a white slavery charge to federal authorities.
An advertisement asserts Saxo Salve relieves baby eczema and related itching by stopping irritation, then absorbing to heal at the infection site. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and cites Mrs A L Cook, a Pocatello druggist, endorsing use for children and adults.
An advertisement touts Ali’s Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with a blood based treatment claim. It offers a $100 reward for testimonials and promises dramatic cures, urging readers to send payments or samples for verification.
A compact excerpt presents moral resolve and forward movement. It frames progress as duty and learning, urging continual effort to keep abreast of truth and launch toward the future despite peril.
The passage recalls 17th century Salem seating boys on stairs and a pulpit watch by William Lord. Stratford’s tithing man ordered youths to maintain decorum with blows at his discretion. Durham punished misbehaving boys after services. By 1845 Windsor, Conn. still had a noisy boys pew in the gallery.
A diamond ring will be awarded to the holder of the correct number on Monday at 8 30 p m at Rork's Book Store. The notice is signed by Hazel M Bullock.
An advertisement notes hot weather weakens women and weakens appetite. It promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative to improve digestion and bowel movements, claiming headaches disappear by morning. It provides testimonial names and prices, and offers free samples by mailing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
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