Blackfoot Idaho Schedule of Planned Fourth of July Events
In Blackfoot Idaho at 8:30 a m the Pocatello Eagle Concert Band opens with a grand concert. A 6 30 a m sports event on Pacific street. At 10 30 a m exercises at Court House grounds with songs orations and readings of the Declaration. At 1 30 p m grand parade of I N G companies from St Anthony Rexburg Idaho Falls and Blackfoot led by the Pocatello Eagle Concert Band to the Fair Grounds. At 2 p m races at the Fair Grounds including multiple running and trotting events and a two mile Indian relay. At 7 p m humorous sports on Pacific street and at 9 p m a joint display of Japanese fireworks by the Japanese Labor Organizations of Idaho Falls and Blackfoot.
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Pocatello Eagle Concert Band
Pacific Street
Court House Grounds
St. Anthony
Rexburg
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Pocatello Eagle
Fair Grounds
Round Trip Train Fares From Pocatello to Blackfoot
R. R. Fare announces a round trip from Pocatello to Blackfoot at $1 with trains departing 7 and 11 30 p m both ways. Note mentions Billy Mahan mare and other horses to be unloaded at Blackfoot on the Fourth en route to Butte for races.
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R. R
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Billy Mahan
Butte
BIG C E CONVENTION SESSION ENDS WITH ADDRESS BY DR CARVER
After a song the audience moved to the social room for refreshments then adjourned in good spirits. This morning Miss Lora Hopkins led a song service and Rev Jones conducted the devotional. Boise City Quartette performed while Miss June Sage read a paper on Junior Work and Mr H S Kesler spoke on The Ideal City Union. Dr Carver then delivered a talk on Japanese Massons noting conversions among Japanese and potential work.
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S. S. Room
Lora Hopkins
Boise
Rev Jones
M. E. Church
Boise City
June Sage
H. S& Kesler
Ideal City Union
Carver
Ogden
Cleaver
Caldwell
Winfred McGuire
F. I. Coates
Miss Leigh
Parma
Longfellow
Montainoome
Amelia J. Frost
Ross Fork
Klara Bloomquist
Wieser
Bernice Burrell
Welser
Ewald Johnson
Idaho Falls
J. M. Owen
Mountainhome
J. A. Barnes
Helena
Mont. J
Following the Flag health note promotes Dr. King's New Discovery
Willis T. Morgan recalls two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines and credits Dr. King's New Discovery with keeping him healthy. He endorses it for coughs colds bronchial troubles and lung diseases in New Hampshire. Available at Mrs A L Cook's drug store with a 60 cent and one dollar price and a trial bottle offered.
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Cuba
Philippines
Willis T. Morgan
Concord
N. H
A. L. Cook
Short Line Ticket Offer to Portland and Spokane 1906
From June to September 16 1906 the Short Line will sell roundtrip tickets to Portland and Spokane for 40 dollars. Tickets good for return until October 21 1906. Inquire at ticket office for particulars.
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Portland
Spokane
Tcket
Daily Tribune Ad Prices and Offer
The Daily Tribune lists a subscription rate of 60 cents per month with promotional wording inviting readers to subscribe. Details emphasize affordability and the newspaper’s availability through home delivery.
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CHE Daily Tribune
HE Daily Tribune
the Daily Tribune
Officers of the G A R of Idaho at Payette encampment
The nineteenth annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic met at Payette with George A Manning of Lewiston presiding as department commander. Officers were elected for the next year and a joint installation with the Woman's Relief Corps was held.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Payette
George A. Manning
Lewiston
Department Commandador
Woman's Relief Corps
Manning
Morgan
Boise
Budlong
Williams
Messrs. Dean, White
Colonel Drake
Weiser
Emmett
W. J. Jameson
Moscow
Willard White
8. M. C. Reynolds
Meridian
Orie Cole
W. W. Bellamy
Nampa
W. RE. C
Fresh fruits of all kinds at Petersen and Holmes
Local grocery ad shows a wide assortment of fresh fruits available at Petersen and Holmes. Shoppers are invited to browse the selection and take advantage of seasonal varieties and competitive prices.
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Petersen & Holmes
Local Social and Community Happenings Briefs
Social tonight at McNichols & Wright hall promises a fine time. Pocatello delegates head to Rockland for a two day Pocatello stake conference led by President Hyde and First Counsellor Pond. Apostle Whitney joins from Salt Lake. The Great Chicago Vaudeville Company ends its run with a new program tonight at the Auditorium. tickets 10 and 20 cents. J W Groff resigns as Western Union manager. A W Stoker to assume duties July 1. Knights of Columbus plan a Tuesday social dance. The Hermitage pavilion now roofed. weekly tri weekly dances continue tonight. McNichols & Wright hall hosts the Saturday dance event. Mrs LoBelle hosts luncheon for Miss Essie Kinport heading to Washington for wedding in July. Mrs McCabe’s gathering yields prizes. Mrs Green wins sugar and cream set. Miss McGuire wins a painted plate. luncheon follows.
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Pocatello
Rockland
Oneida
Hyde
Pond
Apostle Whitney
Salt Lake
Chicago
W. U
J. W. Groff
Western Union
A. W. Stoker
Groff
Stoker
The Girl and Runaway Team at the Roundhouse
A local incident centers on Joe and his sweetheart as a runaway team dashes through the street. The girl halts the horses, calms the rig, and invites Joe aboard. The roundhouse boys raise funds to buy Joe a Carnegie medal for the brave act.
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Joe
Spain
the Roundhouse
Clergy List With Services At Local Churches
A compiled church notices section lists pastors and service times. Frank E Whitham at 235 N Garfield Ave advertises Bible School 10 a m and services 11:15 a m and 8 p m with mid week Thursday 8 p m. Trinity Episcopal Church cites 10 a m Sunday School and 1 a m Holy Communion with Boy Choir. Herbert Jones and Ruf fin Jones also appear with morning sermons and union service details.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Mr. Coats of
Boise
Ruffin Jones
Notice of Hearing for Probate of Will in Bannock Idaho
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho Morgan E James deceased notice is given of a hearing on July 14 1906 at 10:00 am in the court room at the court house Pocatello for proving the will and for Naomi James application for letters testamentary. Clerk T A Johnston signs and seals the notice dated June 30 1906.
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Bannock
State of Idaho
Morgan E. James
Pocatello
Naomi James
T. A. Johnston
Herbine praised for liver care and fever relief in Texas letter
A Texas reader from Alba extols Herbine for chills fever la grippe and general liver health. He says it suits both children and adults and would not be without it. Sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook and Temple Pharmacy.
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W. C. Simpkins
Alba
Texas
A. L. Cook
Temple Pharmacy
Preaching and Worship at Union Congregational Service
The notice states 11 a.m. preaching and a 10 a.m. Bible school at the Congregational church with F. B. Lawrence as pastor. Rev. Dr. Berne of Caldwell is expected to preach in the morning, and there are no evening services as the congregation unites with the State Endeavor convention.
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Congregational Church
M. E
Herbert Jones
Congregational Charch
Lawrence
Berne of
Caldwell
State Endeavor Convention
Foley's Honey and Tar Said To Cure Asthma
Davenport Iowa resident Mrs Adolph Buesing reports a twelve year asthma cure after using Foley's Honey and Tar in a single fifty cent bottle. She credits the remedy with permanent relief and notes it is sold by Mrs A L Cook at 701 West Third Street.
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Foley
Adolph Buesing
West Third Street
Davenport
Iowa
A. L. Cook
Bal lard's Horehound Syrup Cited as Cough Cure
Bal lard's Horehound Syrup marketed as a sure remedy for coughs bronchitis influenza croup and pulmonary diseases. A Byhalia Mississippi mother praises its effect on her two children with croup and cough while Mrs A L Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy advertise sales.
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Ballard
B. B
Byhalia
Miss
A. L. Cook
Red Cross Pharmacy
Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief for Kidney Ailments
A Victorian era ad claims Foley’s Kidney Cure can quickly fix minor disorders and, with continued use, cure obstinate kidney and bladder issues. It asserts cures for Bright’s disease and diabetes and urges immediate use to prevent danger.
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Foley
Bright
Foley's Kidney Cure Promotes Relief For Brights Disease
Advert shows patients with Brights disease and diabetes finding relief through Foley's Kidney Cure. Claims incipient Brights disease and diabetes are cured and even severe cases gain comfort. Marion Lee of Dunreath Indiana reports dramatic recovery after three bottles. Sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
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Bright
Foley
Marion Lee
Dunreath
Ind
Mra. A. L
Foley's Kidney Cure Advertisement
The notice promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for various kidney and bladder troubles and claims a cure in a few days with continued use. It directs purchase from Mrs. A. L. Cook.
Ice Cream Varieties at Petersen and Holmes Sunday
Strawberries and bananas with chocolate and vanilla ice cream plus orange sherbet featured at Petersen and Holmes on Sunday.
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Petersen & Holmes
Low Rates to the East From Idaho Teachers
The Chicago and North Western Railway announces special low round trip fares from Idaho points to points east of the Missouri River. One fare plus 7 dollars for the round trip. Tickets on sale May 26 June 1 3 and 16 with final return limit October 31. Targeted to teachers in public schools and their friends.
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Chicago & North-Western Railway
Idaho
Missouri River
Dr King's New Life Pills Offered as Gentle Regulators
An alarmist tone about chronic constipation caused by clogged bowels and torpid liver. The ad promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as the best and gentlest regulators of stomach and bowels. Guaranteed by Mrs. A. L. Cook, druggist, price 26 cents.
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Dr. King
A. L. Cook
Pocatello Trade Council Rules East Side Grocers Unfair
At a regu lar meeting the Pocatello Trades and Labor Council declared Dwyer Manson Mankis Pettis and Berch unfair to union labor for violating the closing agreement. Friends of organized labor are asked to take notice by order of The Council.
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Pocatello Trades and Labor Council
Eastside
Dwyer
Manson
Mankis & Pettis
Berch
Friends of Organized Labor
City of Pocatello Warrant Call Notice
Warrant numbers up to 6073 will be paid with interest to June 28 1996 at Bannock National Bank. Interest after that date ceases. City Treasurer Jennie T Reeves announces this warning for Pocatello Idaho.
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Lowrie
A. Anderson
A. M. Rowe
McNichols & Wright Hall
Pocatello Stake Conference
K. of C
Knights of Columbus
Hermitage
Harrison Avenue
Soe
Miss Kinport
Roundhouse Boys
N. Garfield and
Lander Street
Frank E. Whitham
N. Garfield Avenue
M. B. Church
Powder Magazine
City OF Pocatello
Arbutus Coffee
Masonic Temple
S. F. Baum
Cleacand
EF. Baum
Golden Gate
Baks
J. A. Folger & Co. Cor. Howard and Spear Sts
San Francisco
Franklindilaye Raphinal Ye
Pilsener
Pocatello, Franklin & Hayes Brewing CO
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