Short Line wreck near Orchard claims three lives
An early morning collision on the Short Line near Orchard killed Engineer Martin J. Cosgrove and Brakeman Charles Wallace and severely injured Fireman Knox. Engineer McDowell and Fireman Onan sustained injuries. Cosgrove died in Boise hospital. The derailed freight delayed No. 2 for hours as diversions arranged. Cosgrove formerly lived in Pocatello and Wallace recently joined the line. Division 228 of the B of L E sent a committee to Boise to assist and recover the body for burial.
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Orchard
Martin J. Cosgrove
Charles Wallace
Knox
McDowell
Onan
Chas. Wall‘Gace
Moon
Owan
Nampa
Boise
Cosgrove
Sapt. Manson
No. 2
Pocatello
Short Line
Westernport
Chas Wallace
Ogden
Glenn's Ferry
Division
Wade's Millinery Store Closing Out Sale Announcement
Wade's Millinery Store advertises a closing out sale on November 15 offering every item in stock at any cost. The sale includes hats, dress goods, silks, laces, feathers, flowers, hosiery, gloves, underwear, corsets, and other ladies wear until the stock is exhausted. Signed Mike K. A. Wade.
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Wade
Mike K. A. Wade
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Sold in Atlanta Ad
An old advert claims the salve cured piles and burns with quick relief. It warns against counterfeit products and cites Lean's Doug Stove and HH. HW as endorsers. The text references Atlanta, Georgia and a testimonial style typical of period medical notices.
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Eaye & I. Carter
Atlanta
DeWitt
Lean
Doug Stove
Oey
Not Guilty in Gambling Ordinance Case
Steve Cramer was tried in the Police court for violating the city anti gambling ordinance. The jury of six acquitted him after a brief trial despite seeing him with cards and money at a table, holding that the evidence was not conclusive.
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Steve Cramer
A.V. Service
A. B. Bean
Harry Ferguson
O. E. Bills
George North
Torth
Bills
North
J.W. Eden
T. F. Terrell
Cramer
N. P. Nielsen
al Miller
L. A. West
Eden
C. E Bille
G. W. Smith
Mr.Serrell
L. A. Brown
Pocatello Club
First Avenue
Brown
Wm. Squires
Jobn Hogan
Carole
Idaho Prohibition Town Mackay Noted for Widows and Wheat
From Idaho to Oregon, Idaho flax earns top grading while wheat shipments, barley sales, and a large barley consignment highlight activity. News covers a fatal ducking accident, a wife’s murder suicide, a mining court case, and a major land survey drive amid shortages and political irrigation talk.
Experience 18 the Dret Teacher Use Archers Woolish Kemedy
An old advertisement touts Archer’s Woolish Kemedy for coughs colds or croup with a money back guarantee of 05 and 60 cents at Sprague’s Pharmacy demanding immediate relief.
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Archer
Sprague
Fight at Pavilion Leads to Arrest on Center Street
Chas Fetzer of the Philharmonic Orchestra swore out a complaint against John Vaughan and a man named White after a fight during a dance at the Pavilion. Fetzer said his caller was struck and blood stained the sidewalk. Policeman McGarvey dispersed the disturbance and arrested Vaughan for fighting, releasing him on promise to appear. alcohol is blamed for the Trouble.
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Center Street
Chas. Fetzer
Philharmonic Orchestra
Marenheimer
John Vaughan
White
McGarvey
Vaughn
Ben
Outbreak of Smallpox Quarantine Reaches Soda Springs
E S Whittier reports Soda Springs faces a smallpox outbreak with six families quarantined and schools closed. He notes the disease came from a stranger last spring and that an old lounge used during illness is linked to the present spread. Children are affected and officials aim to stamp it out.
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E. S. Whittier
Soda Springs
Soda
Mr. Whittier
Agsvetht
Woodmen of the World Campaign Gathers 28 More Candidates
The Woodmen of the World camp reports 28 new candidates voted in at the latest meeting, adding to 3 prior selections for a total of 12 in three weeks. With pay day week ahead, about 100 more are expected at the next gathering and signs point to surpassing the 343 stake before the campaign ends next month.
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Woodmen of the World
News From McCammon Idaho Busy Village
Special correspondence from McCammon Idaho dated November 15 reports K Erickson of Salt Lake taking a clerk post for Harkness. Gittens junior and others travel to Meadon Utah. A new boy joins Bishop Norton's household and locals note town development including town-lot plans by Oscar Sonnenkalb for Harkness.
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McCammon
Idaho
K. Erickson
Salt Lake
H. O. Harkness
Geo. Gittens, Jr
Meadon
Utah
W. A. Norton
Mies
Ove Raymond
Wilford Marley
Logan
Oscar Sonnenkalb
Harkness
Father Hendrickx
Montpelier
Dempsey
Daniel Stowe
Dan
Bannock County Notice of Warrant Payments
County treasurer Hattie Nielson announces payment of Current Expense Fund Warrants Nos 101081 through 101901 with interest to date of notice. Also warrants previously called and not presented accrue interest to date of their call.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Hattie Nielson
One Minute Cough Cure Praised by Kentucky Family
The Children's Friend promotes One Minute Cough Cure for coughs and winter ailments. A Winchester parent reports rapid relief from a child’s croup and hoarseness after a few doses, noting the next morning showed no hoarseness or croup. Available at Bean's Drug Store and H. H. Whittlesey.
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C. B. George
Winchester
Bean's Drug Store
H. H. Whittlesey
Fort Hall Reservation Maps Near Completion
Col. Ferguson special agent of the General Land Office says classification of the Fort Hall reservation lands is near completion. The eight townships surveyed by Oliver are mapped and due to arrive soon, enabling final preparations for opening the reserve in spring.
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Idaho
Gen Perrault
Surveyor General
General Land Office
Fort Hall
Oliver
Col. Ferguson
Physician Praises Kodol Cure In Georgia County
County physician Geo W Scroggs of Hal County Georgia testifies to the benefits of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says it digests what you eat and prevents dyspepsia and starvation from undigested food. Sold at Bean's Drug Store and H H Whittlesey.
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Geo. W. Scroggs
Hal County
Bean
Doug Store
H. H. Whittlesey
DeWitts Little Early Risers Meet Demand for Gentleness
A Bean's drug store advertisement promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a reliable gentle laxative. The pills are described as purely vegetable and easy on the bowels without forceful urging, targeting readers in need of a certain thorough effect.
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DeWitt’s
Bean's Drug Store
H. H. Whittlesey
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