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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
6
Charles W. Morse, sentenced to 15 years in the Atlanta federal prison, has behaved as a model inmate at the Tombs. He refused outside food, accepted only two slices of bread and a tin dipper of coffee, and greeted his son Harry at visiting time.
Charles M. Schwab, former steel trust leader, closed his $7,000,000 New York mansion today discharging all fifty servants. He will make Bethlehem, Iowa his permanent home to focus on duties as Bethlehem Steel president.
National Committeeman Harvey Barber and State Chairman Finley announce that the entire state Democratic ticket has won based on late returns. They claim Supreme Court Judges Shauck and Price were defeated.
Christian Endeavor group of the First Presbyterian church met at Mr and Mrs George Gittins home on South Seventh avenue Friday November 6 for their regular monthly business session and Miss Effie Gittins birthday. Reports were read and approved final convention plans made. A social hour followed with a sumptuous lunch a music program and Rev Mullen presented Miss Gittins a gold C E pin before guests departed at 10 30 p m.
The notice lists Bible School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m at the Baptist Church. There is no service in the evening. Pastor Lawrence signs the notice.
Theme of morning sermon Faith Victorious. Sunday school at 19 a m. All invited. Sunday evening Union Endeavor service at Congregational church. No service in Congregational church after morning services. Pastor W. Haont.
Services at the Presbyterian church Sunday November 8 include morning worship at 11 o clock with the sermon A Mite for the Master led by Prof. C E Carlton, and an evening service at 7 30 with Mr J P Daniels and Miss Hunter leading songs. Sunday school starts at 10. A convention session begins at 2 in the afternoon and Union young people's meeting at 3 0.
Morning sermon at 10 45 on Korea's Pentecost. Sunday school at noon. Junior League at 4. Evening sermon at 7 30 on His Home Door Was Locked. W 8 Woodbull, Pastor.
Hildred's famous monkey candy is fresh at Holmes and Co with boxes priced between ten and twenty cents. Roland Grill advertises fresh seafood including crabs lobsters and oysters.
A regular meeting of Local No 295 AF of M will be held at Woodmen hall tomorrow night at 7 30 sharp. Joseph Masero secretary All kinds of fresh homemade candies at Holmes Co.
Dr Jamcs Augustus Henry Murray famed editor of the Oxford New English dictionary has been knighted by King Edward. Percy William Bunting editor of the Contemporary Review, aged 72, was knighted on the king's recent birthday anniversary.
A special train led by General Superintendent J. M. Davis and Chief Engineer William Ashton completes the second lap of an all line inspection. The group reviews the Oregon Short Line system including Pocatello shops and branches from Mackay to Warm River and prepares to continue east to Green River and west to Huntington with trips over multiple branches.
On Oct 12 1908 Bannock county Idaho commissioners held a regular session. They approved a bond for a road in District No 9 and appointed viewers, granted a liquor license to Ira Call Bancroft, and credited 5 75 toward William Smith delinquent taxes. They opened bids for Grace bridge Bear River and authorized road funds and a US court lease.
Salt Lake News notes a well attended performance of Goethe's Faust at the Grand, praising Louise Marshall and Sanford Dodge in ending roles and comparing it to a prior Devil production for its differing moral tone.
Delinquent mining stock of Fort Hall Mining & Milling Co and other holdings listed with owner names C E Woodruff Geo T Hyde J S Hyde H Woodman etc will be sold at the Pocatello Idaho office on November 1, 1908 at 7 oclock p.m. to satisfy assessments and costs. The notice names share counts, cert numbers, and amounts due.
A practical girl agrees to elope with George if he has perfected a dirigible airship. The Louisville Courier Journal notes the couple’s plan to flee by air once the invention is ready. The exchange signals a daring union tied to a novel voyage and aerial ambition.
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