17 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1900
Page
1
Gossip centers on Populists holding balance in next legislature and demanding state patronage attaches for both houses. Reports suggest nine Populist legislators and possible rewards including appointments for T. W. Bartley John Longfellow and others as fusion builds between Democrats and Silver Republicans under Boise Statesman notes.
A Union Meeting of the Y M C A is set for next Sunday night at the Congregational church. The gathering aims to support the International committee and bolster Army and Navy work with speakers and a collection. President McKinley and Secretary of War Root praise Christian service to soldiers and volunteers.
Mrs. John Stoor of Little Blackfoot died Friday after a long typhoid pneumonia illness. Her funeral was held Saturday at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Kilefson presiding.
A collection of notes from Idaho towns reports on new opera house in Preston a Mothers Club in Mountain Home a brass band in Soda Springs and telephone links for Malad. St Anthony keeps Fremont County seat Soda Springs fights influenza Shoshone faces coal famine Curlew builds storage reservoir Blackfoot News praises Democrats Heitfelt backs Democratic run and the Idaho Sheep Land and Live Stock firm forms in Fremont. The Cupps vote McKinley with a long married history and high voter loyalty.
A rear-end collision at Pleasant Valley head of Beaver Canyon on the Montana Short Line damaged two locomotives and several cars. Engineer George Oram overlooked orders, the wreck blocked the main line for 21 hours, and 65 hogs and sheep were killed or scattered. Engineer Craw receives sympathy for long service and prior injuries.
An advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as fast acting for burns pain eczema skin diseases and wounds. It warns against counterfeit products and urges buyers to obtain the genuine DeWitt's Salve by Mrs A Li Cook or similar listing.
A newspaper advertisement touts Herb ine as a prompt cure for indigestion with a six to ten cent price and notes a quick effect. It also promotes Leh s Buck rye Pile Ointment for itching and bleeding piles priced at 60 cents per bottle and 75 cents for tubes, claiming relief from the first use.
Mrs. H. B. Kinport announces the final Nov 17 performance and the old pavilion will be converted into a first class dance hall under Chas. B. Fetzer. She thanks patrons for four years of attractions and notes potential contract use if a new opera house opens before next season.
Eli Morgan of Lago left Sunday to visit his old home in Burlington Iowa. He left fifty-one years ago to seek fortune in California and has lived in Gentile valley for the last thirty-one years. He is noted as one of the state's oldest settlers.
The Hook and Ladder Company No 1 hosts a grand masquerade ball at the Pavilion on New Year’s Eve with plans for an elegant evening and festive crowd.
The two and a half year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Armstrong died hours after clothing caught fire near a stove while the mother briefly left the home in Robin Canyon. The tragedy occurred Monday evening as the child was left unattended for a moment during chores.
Boise City ladies prepare a reception for U. S. Senator George L. Shoup at the Natatorium on Friday evening November 28. It will be a brilliant affair with the plunge area covered for dancing and other amenities. Invitations are general and issued through the press to friends of the senator from all state sections and parties.
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