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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
3
Northern Idaho sees fair skies tonight with colder conditions in the north. Thursday remains fair. Southern Idaho expected to see snow and wind with likely clearing by day’s end.
Multiple local items report laryngitis recovery for Miss Bill Ocander, a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Hans Iverson, and a series of social events including Hands of Pocatello ball at McNichols & Wright halls. R G Wilcox, Oliver agent, attends Bannock visit. several Salt Lakers seen in town. marriage license saved for Ulysses Busley and Elizabeth Cabald.
Tomorrow's events include a basketball game at McNichols Wright hall between The Toggery and a Blackfoot Athletic association squad followed by a dance. Also noted are a musical program Friday afternoon, ticketed theatre events at the Auditorium and Lyric, and a death in Teton Basin of George Smith at 45 with funeral plans.
The morning featured Rev. W. S. Woodhull’s lecture on Macbeth at the Academy highlighting ethical themes and environment. Judge Dietrich of Boise visited Pocatello for private business and donated $1000 to the YMCA building fund. Dog catcher John Hessell was relieved of his star after a cats disappearance incident. The Academy of Idaho prepared for a debate against Twin Falls on postal savings banks, with both sides presenting strong arguments.
Mrs. Armstrong offers cleaning and dyeing services for plumes at 242 West Center, with curling available.
A nostalgic ad promotes Sagebrush Hair Tonic made in Idaho claiming it makes men perfect gentlemen. The tongue in cheek line asks about bald headed Indians and urges barbers to stock the product as essential grooming.
Notice to men that shaves and haircuts can be properly attended to at the Eagle Club barber shop on North First avenue. Todd and Wruck are the proprietors.
A claim that Foley's Honey and Tar cures severe coughs and colds, heals lungs, and expels illness, with Temple Pharmacy as the distributor and emphasizing absence of harmful drugs.
Smith and Davidson advertise transfer and express wagons at 145 South Main Street. Kindling wood and coal sold by the sack with quick delivery. Phone 465 red.
Fine eastern dams advertised with price 13 cents per pound at Kane s grocery. The note also promotes Yellowstone whiskey with a drinking hint.
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