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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1908

Page

4

Trojans Ticket Filing Battle Ends After Office Hour

The independent party ticket from Troy faced filing refusal after the 10 to 4 o clock window. Secretary of State Lansdon declined to file but endorsed the reason, citing late submission and plans for court action to compel filing. Candidates listed include Danson Maire Irving Grant Johnson Sundquist Jones with residences in St Maries Owyhee Twin Falls Harrison Boise Troy.

Boise Ida Independent Party Troy Agin Robert Lansdon Clifford C. Fuller Peter L. Orcutt Secretary of State Fuller Lansdon Thomas J. Jones Attorneyeneral State Party Thomas P. Danson St. Maries Benjamin Maire Miner Owyhee County James Irving Farmer Twin Falls Ernest G. Grant Harrison Erv W. Johnson Nils Sundquist

Social Program at the Y M C A features music and debate

The Winners, winners of the Y M C A membership contest, present an evening program with mandolin and guitar by Purdie and Brown, flute solo by Gustav Voelcker, solos by Crookston and McClosky, trombone Virgil Samms, and a debate on whether married men are more successful and contented than unmarried men. The program starts at 5 30 with refreshments served.

Messrs Purdie and Brown Gustav Voelcker Crookston and McClosky Virgil Samms

The Best There Is Typewriter Papers and Ribbons

The notice highlights typewriter papers, ribbons and rare bona contents advertised as the best available offerings.

Notice to the Public on Future Assistance Fees

A public notice states all future help will be charged at a regular message rate of 25 cents. It mentions Gate City and possibly service terms, but legible details are limited in the fragment.

Gate City Vmessen

Beat There Is. Tribune Musings On Papers And Ribbons

A fragmentary note from The Beat There Is section reflects on papers, ribbons, and the cadence of the Trib. It evokes newsroom imagery and the tactile feel of print culture. The tone hints at a reflective, perhaps nostalgic, urban publishing scene.

Farmers Day at the Falls Draws Prominent Republicans

American Falls observed Farmers Day with Senator Heyburn and state officials in attendance. A noon program at the opera house, a large barbecue, games, fireworks, and a ball drew about two thousand visitors. Heyburn delivered a notable speech on citizenship. other speakers included L. H. Sweetser and D. C. McDougall. The event showcased agricultural products and fostered exchange among farmers from Rock Creek and the Snake River region.

American Falls United States Weldon B. Heyburn Lansdon L. H. Sweetser Opera House Snake Senator Heyburn John P. Fallon Cour d’Alene City Gem State D. C. McDougall Heyburn West Fallon Remington Hotel Rock Creek Ward Aberdeen Tilden Pocatello Falls Idaho

Bartender Fined for Assault in Wood River Saloon

Nick Poulos, bartender at the Wood River saloon, was fined 45 for assaulting J. L. Duncan, an Iowa border, after nearly cutting his nose. He admitted striking because Duncan asked for a drink when Poulos was broke, and testimony showed a knife wound to the nose. Police Judge Kane presided with City Attorney Witty for the city. Poulos appeared without counsel and paid the fine under protest.

Nick Poulos Wood River J. L. Duncan IA. Borer Kane Witty Tors Duncan Poulow Poulos

Boneh Adverts Relief in Rear Area

Fragments show a local notice about a property rear area fire or hazard at Tort Cute with reference to owner and a cryptic phrase. The readable text mentions eating and a vague time or action, with the number 601 appearing.

Dubois faction shuns anti Dubois rally in Idaho politics

Boise October report says the Dubois faction’s state central committee and nominees met to discuss forming an American party if the Supreme Court rules against them. The resolution: no opposing ticket if the anti Dubois ticket prevails, and avoid harming Bryan’s national push.

Boise State Central Committee Democratic Party Supreme Court anti-Dubois Dubois Alexander Bryan Idaho Judge Stockslager United States Instanees

Taft Arrives in Omaha Cuts Reception Schedule

Omaha reports revised plans for Judge Taft's arrival. Following a brief depot reception, he will rest in his room to conserve strength, then deliver two fifteen minute speeches before retiring for the night.

Omaha Judge Taft Taft

Visit From the Stork and Local Events In McCammon

Miss Scadden reports the birth of a fine boy at the Fitzgerald home in 10 Shattuck row. Mrs. Burnett McGarvey won a handmade quilt in a party raffle by Mrs. Hartley and Mrs. Quigley. Willard White will speak at McCammon October 3 for Bannock county GOP. Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors card party drew large crowd with a supper. Burton French to address voters in McCammon October 13 and Pocatello October 9. Civic Club meets tomorrow at 3 pm. Mrs. Livermore to sing and Prof. Siders to speak on Our Public Schools.

Odd Fellows’ Hall Modern Woodmen of America The Royal Neighbors Burton L. French Pocatello McNichols & Wright Hall McCammon Civic Club

Temple Pharmacy Denies Sale Rumor As Visitors Arrive

The report claims the Temple Pharmacy has no plans to sell, despite a rumor to the contrary. Visiting in Pocatello are Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Muller of Baltimore, guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ireland after a Falls trip. Ban nock National Bank cashier D. W. Church attended Farmers' Day windup in American Falls. Ladies' Aid society will meet tomorrow at Mrs. Stephenson's home, 355 South Garfield.

Pocatello C. E. Muller Baltimore, Maryland Mrs. Ireland Wen D. W. Church Ladies’ Aid Ladies’ Aid Society

Personal notes on Tom Fitzgerald and locals in Idaho

Tom Fitzgerald, inventor of a sunburn cure for baldness, visits the city while promoting Yellowstone whiskey as a traveling salesman. Frank Kinney, Western Union messenger, returns from a summer at his father’s sheep ranch near Hanna Wyoming. Roscoe Stockslager, chief clerk for the Idaho Short Line, comes home from Hailey after a visit with family.

Tom Fitzgerald Yellowstone Frank Kinney Messenger Western Union Hanna Wyo Roscoe Stockslager G. H. Olmstead Idaho Short Line Mrs. Thiessen Hailey

Hamer Resigns Idaho Land Office To Run For Congress

Washington reports Thomas R. Hamer Republican nominee for Idaho’s congress resigned as Register of the Blackfoot land office after being advised federal policy bars holding a public job while seeking elective office. He left to pursue the congressional race. Future land office registers will be lawyers and receivers will be limited to accountants.

Washington Thomas R. Hamer Congress Idaho Blackfoot Hamer

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