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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
3
Forecasts for tonight and Saturday show rain in Northern Idaho with showers and cooler conditions and strong southerly winds. Southern Idaho expected showers tonight or Saturday with fresh southerly breezes.
Portland visitor J B Winstanley attends Bannock Hotel to meet Masons in first degree proceedings. Sugar City men M H H Fehnel and U T L Dalton check in, Blackfoot attorney C G F Hansbrough in town, Moscow pair H I French and J T Frandson guests on business. Martha Jane Miller dies aged 90. body prepared for shipment to Lancaster.
In Sigourney Iowa Mrs. Miller dies of cancer after Catholic church care. Hannigan visits gate city with father in law E W Moomey. Royal Arch degree planned by Masons tomorrow. Heise Hot Springs owner R C Heise guests at Bannock expecting a strong season. Pat Sweeney hospitalized with typhoid fever in serious condition. Saturday dancing class announced by Prof. L F Kimes at Eagle hall. James H Wallis and wife of Rexburg travel to Portland Spokane and other Pacific Northwest spots then Boise. J F Gish of American Falls discusses subway under tracks at Power City with Idaho Short Line officials.
The Christian Endeavor of the Congregational church meets tonight at Miss Katie Tupper’s home 255 South Arthur avenue for the regular monthly business gathering. The Tribune reports an engraved invitation for May San Francisco festivities honoring the battleship squadron officers and men. Greene and Higson began removing tub baths from the old Y M A building on North Main Street and will shift to the new North Arthur site in four to five days. Reading rooms in the old quarters remain open until early next month as Secretary Pargellis aims to relocate all to the new building.
A group from Pocatello including Grace Loughran Miles Reed Walter Siders N 8 Pond and Rev Hunt traveled to McCammon on No 2 for an afternoon banquet at the New Harkness hotel in honor of Bannock county teachers attending the institute.
100 men are invited to call at the Blyth and Far ge Co store to receive a certificate worth 0. Only 100 will be issued on a first come, first served basis.
Fresh strawberries tomatoes celery and lettuce just arrived at The Vale EPs Tart Cafe offering a colorful selection for cafe dishes and promotions for the day.
An advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Liniment quickly soothes burns sprains bruises and rheumatic pains. It urges keeping a bottle in the home and lists 25c 50c and 1.00 price points with Mrs A I Cook as contact.
Mrs Chris Armstrong begins business at 238 West Center formerly the Turf cafe offering a fine line of hats for ladies. She invites all ladies to call and view the selection.
A testimonial notes Ballard's Snow Liniment reduces swelling and relieves pain from neuralgia toothache or accident. Advertises as a universal cure for rheumatism cuts burns bruises and injuries. Claim attributed to Mrs. A. L. Cook.
The Weeter Lumber Co Ltd lists coal per ton and kindling per load pricing. Coal priced at three dollars fifty cents per ton and kindling priced at three dollars fifty cents per load. Contact telephone number 252 is provided.
Temple Pharmacy notes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a remedy for stubborn colds and coughs. It is advertised to expel the cold and prevent incipient consumption and pneumonia, claiming numerous cured cases.
L REUBELMANN & SON advertise bulk seeds including Sonora spring dry land seed Kaffir corn cow peas and related varieties. Call 121 South 2nd Ave phone 47 7 for orders.
A colored farmhand named Sam Moore faced a dog attack while working at a Virginia farm. His wife rushed to help and, at the critical moment, he urged her to throw the stone at him instead of the dog, preventing further harm as the dog clamped onto his leg.
Kansas City Times recounts a tale of an ant army attacking green bugs in a vivid, humorous take on a battle of Antietam. Willie Worm questions the event as the captain confirms the battle name with a playful twist.
Harold Smith introduces himself on his first day as Miss Blank questions his age. The younger teachers laugh as Harold answers six after a polite exchange, reflecting a light classroom joke from Lippincott's.
In Norristown a newly married man waited outside a shop while his wife shopped. After she lingered long, he complained about being left standing. Her witty reply said she cannot help how he stands, leaving the incident to the Ledger's whimsy.
The ongoing exchange features a persistent suitor declaring he will not take no for an answer. Miss Bright responds she will marry only if Tam refuses any chance of marriage, casting the condition as a written test of commitment.
Lieu tenanr von Ruta reports Ilo reacted strongly to her new frock and could kiss her. Margdalene recalls his silence when she wore it. Meygendorfer Blatter.
Rosa at twelve asks why the goddess of victory is named, while the god of victors is not. Iter replies that she will understand after marriage. The dialogue presents a succinct exchange on victory and gendered myth in a domestic context.
A warning about early signs of kidney or bladder trouble linked to Bright's disease and diabetes. Recommends Foley's Kidney Remedy to begin at first danger sign and treat early, as advised by Temple Pharmacy.
Mee J. P. B White of Rushboro Pa. credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life from lung trouble. He says it loosens coughs quickly and aids lung disease even after hopeless diagnosis. Available at Pergu won & Jenking Drug Co Pocatello and McCammon with trial bottles 60¢ and 1.00.
County of Bannock announces exams for teachers certificates on February 27. Tests include first, second and third grade certificates and state Life diplomas under Grace Loughran County Superintendent of Public Instruction.
The Turl Cafe lists fresh strawberries tomatoes eel ery and lettuce as newly arrived items on its menu board offering.
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