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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1908
Page
5
Cloudy conditions with possible showers tonight and again Sunday. Cooler temperatures expected tonight. Yesterday's weather recorded a maximum of 78 and a minimum of 46 with a mean of 62 and total precipitation of 3.06 since January 1.
Mrs Temple's Telegram is the Auditorium attraction tonight. Regular dances occur at Eagle and McNichols Wright halls. Dr J B Adams leaves for Salt Lake on a short visit. J C Garvin returns from Salt Lake on business. M EF Scott of McCammon spent the forenoon in town on business. Mrs W N McCarty and Mrs L B Case depart for San Francisco for a visit and festivities. Lawyer D Worth Clark leaves for Idaho Falls for legal matters today. Invitations issued for the next Swastika dance at McNichols and Wright hall on Friday May 8. New maps of Bannock county and Pocatello townsite on sale by Samins Smith. Miss Grace Loughran county superintendent of schools recovers from la grippe. Mrs T A Johnston Mrs D W Church and Mrs J P Congdon visit the Boyd ranch. Mrs T R Ellerbeck of Salt Lake City visits her sister Mrs J A Tupper at 205 South Arthur for a few days. John Kinney leaves for Hanna Wyoming to work on his father’s sheep ranch. Charlie Berryman of Kiesel & Co Ogden visits Bannock to see customers. Mrs Lavon Duddleson leaves for San Francisco to join Ogden friends bound for the Golden Gate. George Lane to focus on wallpaper cleaning after leaving Martin Furniture. A party including Mike Durham and local officials heads to the coast for birding. Mrs Harry Wade returns from Salt Lake after operation at Holy Cross hospital and is nearly recovered.
Short Line offers trips to Boise May 4 5 6 for Idaho Sunday School event and to Payette May 4 5 for Modern Woodmen of America. Additional trips to Salt Lake May 7 8 9 for trap shooters, Boise May 12 13 for Idaho Sportsmen, and Walla Walla May 19 20 21.
The Eagle band plans a 2 PM meeting at McNichols Wright hall then proceeds to the ball park for a game. Probate petition seeks James Henderson as administrator for Michael Burton estate in Oneida. Telegraph operations expand as staff like Jake Schaefer and Frank Shepard return or transfer. Incipient blaze under First National Bank sidewalk contained by the fire department. Community updates include library sidewalk work, Elks social planning, and upcoming baseball between Shopmen and Pocatello Greys. Excursion rates to Wallace for the Republican convention plus Elks lodge activities and travel notes.
All Woodmen of the World are urged to attend the Grand Log Rolling on May 4 in Pocatello. Head Consul Bank and other officers will be there to initiate a large class of candidates. Every camp member able should turn out. COMMITTEE.
A social event at 6468 3rd Avenue invites attendees with astrological and crystal ball readings free with each 25 cent ticket. Visitors may also win a $30 music box in the drawing and a silver collection is noted. Bring friends.
Idaho Industrial Training School seeks bids by May 4 1908 for a wide list of supplies from foodstuffs to hardware and furniture. Bids must be sealed and delivered to St Anthony Idaho with samples where required, Idaho bidders preferred if prices are equal.
Delinquent stock assessed on February 20 1908 for 1.25 cents per share will be sold at public auction to cover the amount due plus costs. Auction at the company office in Pocatello Idaho on May 4 1908 at 8 p.m. as posted by secretary W M Odell and board action May 1 1908.
An early 20th century ad touts Foley's Urino Laxative as a cure for chronic constipation. It claims digestion aid, liver and bowel stimulation, pleasant taste, and no nausea or griping, urging immediate use and warning against substitutes with Temple Pharmacy as a source.
The Turf Cafe will serve Sunday Chicken Dinner from 11 30 to 8 p m for the brigade.
A reader seeks wallpaper cleaning service and contacts George Lane at phone number 176-Black for work. The brief notes a local contact method without additional details.
An old ad warns of pneumonia and consumption starting from a cold and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar to cure obstinate coughs or colds and prevent serious results. Temple Pharmacy advertises the product and warns against substitutes.
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