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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1903
Page
3
Northern Idaho expected to be threatening with possible showers while Southern Idaho remains cloudy with showers. Yesterday's record shows a maximum of 70 degrees and a minimum above normal precipitation at 0.00 inches since January 1, with total rainfall below normal by 8.47 inches and about 16 hours of sunshine observed.
Various short notices report illnesses and health updates for Mrs. A. N. Sprague and Mrs. William Vance, improving conditions for Harry King, and illnesses for Jeenie Smith and C. F. Turner. Travel items note Mrs. E J Fuller’s sick child, Mr. O W Davis in town, and Mr. and Mrs. W J McManamy returning from a trip. Weather forecast mentions showers tonight and Tuesday. The Short Line works on City Creek reservoir and rip- met.
The Sistere in charge of St Jos eph's school depart for Ogden tomorrow to spend the summer vacation there.
Pastor J. D. Gillilan of the Methodist church will travel to Hailey on the sixth for a two week rest and renewal. He expects to return refreshed and restored to duties.
Mrs E G Gallet and her children plan a Wednesday departure for Helena Montana to visit her sister for a couple of months. In Judge Richards court a white man D W Richards was charged with battery on Edna Bailey a colored woman. The Central Labor union Lebor day committee is asked to meet at Tefoity ball this Monday at 8 30.
Farmer Swanson visits town reporting rheumatic pains but says his condition is better than before. He says his health has improved compared with recent months and he plans to rest at home after returning from town.
Reported numbers include a midnight special and the hoochy-kocohy act as the circus summary notes. Local accounts describe curious performances and crowd reactions to the varied showcases during the day.
O. E. Arney arrived from Galt Lake City and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Terrell at the Black Rock ranch before departing this morning for Blackfoot.
Ren Haagerman faces charges in Judge White's court for stealing a hammer valued at 85 cents from John Blind. He allegedly traded the tool for bhep and awaits further legal steps.
Dr. Van Hone intends to travel to the Pacific coast in August for a two month break. She may be joined by several of her patients and friends.
Mrs Retest Berrest suffers a badly sprained ankle from an unusual accident. The incident occurred recently and details remain unclear as she receives treatment and recovers at home.
H W Stone national YMC A secretary for the Northwest met in Portland with A K Hicke Y M C A official. A festal card from Rev P Murphy dated June 18 reports arrival in Coleraine Ireland. Edwin Fredell was bit by a small dog this morning. injury small with no tag. F G Calhoun of Vera Cruz Mexico visits seeking to relocate his home here after previous stay.
The notice corrects sprinkling times to 9 30 p m to 6 30 a m and warns against earlier errors. A grafter W A Brew was fined 15 dollars plus costs for operating under a bankers license and sale of questionable shells. John West resigns from North & Douglas to Montana ranch plans for cattle. Constable Reynolds and Policeman Liverwood raided 240 First Avenue arresting Ben Ching Ye Ling and Gee Hing for pipe use and will face Judge White.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telegraph company sent two experienced linemen to Pocatello to bring the system to proper order and ensure full service. The workers are W. A. McNiel and B. Grimesdell. Upgrades are also underway at the central office.
L Lish an engineer for the Weeter Lamter company was robbed of a watch and ten dollars during circus day. A passerby tossed a handbag rumored to contain cash and a watch, and the thief vanished in broad daylight.
Champ Clark renowned as a speaker will lecture in Pocatello on July 28 under the YMCA Rail Road Department auspices. The event features a youthful quartet including Jack Ashman soprano William F a break tenor George Crooks Tom baritone and T F Donoghee bass. Don’t forget the date July 26.
The Pocatello baseball team defeated Juniere 15 to 6 in a 9 30 afternoon match. Denlap starred with a home run and a three bagger while Neeve pitched well after replacing George Fredell. The paper looks forward to three Pocatello victories on the Fourth against foreign teams.
A westbound freight locomotive number 51 with John Wend as conductor and William J. Brew as engineer collided with engines 757 and 405 at Glenn's Ferry at 8 35 yesterday morning. The impact knocked a pilot from the engines and caused minor damage to the crew bus but no serious injuries. Conductor Wend immediately reported to the superintendent that the crash was his fault and that he believed he could stop in time, but the incident occurred due to the engine’s lever and track conditions.
A collision on the track injures several crew members. Engineer Brew, an veteran with over twenty years on the job, jumps from his engine and sustains an ankle injury. Conductor Wood suffers a facial cut from being thrown against the car side. Damages estimated at about 800 dollars.
Business locals advertise rough dry washing at 6 cents per pound from Troy Laundry with a prompt call to send laundry to the Troy and a telephone contact 16 K. Dr. Newman, the European eye specialist, is at the Pocatello House through June 8 with free examination.
City warns water consumers to limit sprinkling and domestic use, keep hoses from streets, curb lawn watering at night, and close taps after fire alarms. Violations incur fines up to 100 dollars under Ordinance 60. rules take effect June 21 1903 and supersede prior ones.
A bold ad promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the sole scientific cure for dandruff and falling hair. It claims the germ-destroying action prevents baldness and doubles as a refreshing hair dressing, urging purchase from druggists and a sample request to Detroit.
Fragmentary ad style copy about scenic attractions on the Grande Railroad line. Mentions Greece like scenery, winter and summer beauty, and a poetic line about painting a picture of a canvas. Signature references Fitzgerald and agent Batte Mond.
Unclear promotional note emphasizes Rio Grande routes from west to south and Rio Grande for travel. Prompts inquiries about rates and bookings with agent contact and travel encouragement.
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