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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
3
Forecast for tonight and Friday. Northern Idaho shows fair tonight and Friday with showers and cooler conditions. Southern Idaho, fair tonight and Friday. Observer William Bell notes midnight to midnight period with temperatures and precipitation figures two regions separate.
Grove City reports T. R. Jones registered at Bannock and leaving for McCammon. J. H. Daniger of Troy laundry travels to Salt Lake City on business. District Judge Budge to move his family to Paris Bear Lake county. Ek Budge and Arthur Budge guests at the Bannuel from Paris. Miss Lavonne Duddleson returns from California Nevada trip with Superintendent Duddleson. A. E. Zener bedridden with la grippe. T. R. Jones returns to Blackfoot after visit to American Falls. Dispatcher C. G. King to Missouri after mother’s drowning. Sammy Silverblatt on visit from Cincinnati distillery. Tribune no publication on Decoration Day. ads due tonight for tomorrow’s issue. George Winter heads to Butte for water system talks with J. A. Murray. Court staff installing 56-foot flagstaff at courthouse. Police Court reports six drunks and two vagrants fined or jailed. Mrs. W. D. Hardman and Maud visit Jones Dry Goods in town. Dr. J. F. Spellman on way to Chicago for Medical Association convention. Two Ogden runaways detained after Salt Lake train stop.
Two men named Jimmy Johns and Willie Conroy are detained at the city jail awaiting further advices from the Junction City after journeying from home toward the Gate City. Mrs. Chris Armstrong opens a hats shop at 238 West Center, formerly Turf cafe, inviting ladies to visit.
First class wheat available at L Ruebelmann and Son located at 121 South Second Avenue. Phone contact 47-red shows ready supply for buyers.
An advertisement promises relief for crying babies with McGee's Baby Elixir. It claims the remedy soothes nerves and induces healthy sleep, targets disordered bowels and sour stomach, and is safe with no harmful drugs. Bottles sell for 25 and 50 cents through Mrs. A. L. Cook.
B G Stewart of Cedar View Mississippi says customers get worth of gold in weight when buying a box of Dr King’s New Life Pills. Sold under guarantee at Ferguson Jenkins Drug Co. in Pocatello and McCammon. Price 25 cents.
The John W. Jones Camp of United Spanish-American War Veterans will hold a meeting at N. M. Eldredge & Co., 225 Nast Center Street, at 8 p.m. on Thursday May 28 1908 for Decoration Day preparations. Commander R. H. Tschudy and Adjutant W. L. Escher note the call.
To Members of B of L F and E there will be an important meeting Friday May 29 at 7 30 p m to nominate officers for the ensuing year All visitors are invited W L GREEN Secretary.
Announcement of an 80 000 acre land opening in Twin Falls with O S L excursions on May 29 and 31 and June 1 limited to June 10. See agents for further particulars.
Masses at 6:15 and 9:00 a.m. tomorrow at St. Joseph's Church mark Ascension Day forty days after the Resurrection. Benediction follows the daily May devotion at 7:15 p.m.
A lively musical travesty titled Teezy Weezy appears at the Auditorium theater tonight by Zinn's troupe. The show promises broad humor from Genesis to Revelations with clever principals and strong chorus numbers, stylish costumes, and energetic dancing. Seats are on sale at the Toggery.
The Idaho Consolidated Power Co will pay a reward of 5.00 for the arrest and conviction of any person found guilty of breaking lamps globes insulators or any other property of the company. By W. F. Murphy General Manager
Seeds of all kinds offered in bulk including Kaffir corn and cow peas. Contact Red. L. Reubelmann & Son at 2nd Ave, call 121.8 and phone 47. Seed supplier promotes diverse seeds for planting.
City of Pocatello calls warrants from current expense fund Nos. 518 to 539 dated May 9 1908 will be paid with interest to date of call upon presentation at Bannock National Bank Goldie McCallister City Treasurer May 26 1908.
County Treasurer Julia M. Sullivan announces payment of Spense Fund Warrants Nos. 65 through 81 dated April 16, 1908 with interest to this call. Warrants are payable upon presentation at the treasurer’s office. Dated May 16, 1908.
A claim that rheumatism sufferers could be spared if disaster comes tomorrow by Ballard's Snow Liniment, said to relieve pain instantly and leave users supple. Sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
War With Japan could not possibly make so many crip ples as rheumatism does every year. And yet there is no reason why this disease should cripple anyone, if all suf ferers will rub the affected parts night and morning with Ballard's Snow Liniment. Cures all aches and pains. For sale by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
A health note warns that if a person suspects their child has deranged kidneys they should take Foley's Kidney Remedy immediately to avoid Bright's disease or diabetes. Delays may allow the disease to take hold. Temple Pharmacy endorses Foley's Kidney Cure.
Letters from Utica Columbus and Pleasantville praise Hyomei for Hay Fever and bronchial relief. Claims it cures catarrh bronchitis hay fever asthma and coughs when used as directed with a pocket inhaler. Money back guarantee and extra bottles priced.
An ad urges treating minor injuries with Ballard's Snow Liniment for quick relief. It lists prices as 2? and 1.00 and notes sales by Mrs. A. L. Cook. The copy warns neglect can worsen injuries.
A brief note appears as a wedding inquiry in Once a Week where a suitor asks for consent to wed the writer’s daughter. The item reflects social etiquette and match-making language of the period.
In Pocatello for a short time only Mme Marie Gerano renowned clairvoyant and palmist will read your life from cradle to grave without questions. Hand reading 50 cents full life reading 1 dollar readings confidential Avalon Rooms 13 Centre Street West.
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