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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1908

Page

4

Man Killed by Freight Train Near McCammon

The unidentified man known as George, about 40, 5'10" and 200 pounds with gold front teeth, was killed when he fell from a moving east bound freight at McCammon north of the Harkness hotel. He had been in Pocatello selling shoe laces and told a companion he knew a bartender in Butte named Forien. The body was brought to the city with no identifying marks.

McCammon George Pocatello Butte Forien

President to issue statement on Oklahoma Creek lands relation

Washington reports a statement is expected this afternoon from the president addressing the relation of Governor Haskell of Oklahoma to the Creek Indian lands matter.

Washington Haskell Oklahoma

Fortune Refused for Mathewson

New York owes a tale of high stakes as Charles Murphy offers fifty thousand dollars for Christy Mathewson. John T. Brush and John J. McGraw reject the bid, declaring the pitcher not for sale at any price.

New York the Herald Today Charles Murphy Chicago National League Baseball Club Christy Mathewson John T. Brush John J. McGraw Brush McGraw Mathewson

Irrigation Congress Near End of Session in Albuquerque

The Sixteenth Annual Irrigation congress closes this afternoon after reports on reclamation work and attendance. The only major decision is selecting the next meeting place with consensus that the International Irrigation congress will be in a South American capital in 1910, to be finalized after the 1909 congress.

Albuquerque N. M International Irrigation Congress

Reception Honors Pocatello Teachers At Bell Home

The Civic club hosted a reception last night at Mr. and Mrs. William Bell’s home to honor Pocatello teachers. With 150 guests in attendance, asters decorated the venue and refreshments were served in the den by several hosts. Music provided by Mrs. O. B. Steely and Miss Florence Downing enhanced the evening.

Civic Club William Bell Pocatello Banks of Asters Frederick Pargellis D. W. Standrod C. E. Brooks C. Sonnenkalb

Balards Snow Liniment Ad for Cold Weather Relief

An 19th or early 20th century style advertisement touts Bal lard s Snow Liniment to relieve chilblain frost bite rheumatic pains and cramps. The copy promotes hot chocolate with whipped cream and Nabisco products and endorses Holmes Gola Feet. It warns households should keep the remedy to ease aches pains and burns.

Ballard

Y M C A BOYS DISCUSS CONSTITUTION DEBATE AND CLASSES

The Ciceronian Debating society elected officers for six weeks led by President Pargellis and Secretary Pargellis with Lee Walker as vice president and Tom Hall as secretary treasurer. They plan a debate on popular vote for U S Senators with Terrell affirmative and Witty negative. A Y M C A orchestra is being organized and evening classes enrollment is urged with schedule details and instructors named.

Ciceronian Debating Society Pargellis Lee Walker Tom Hall Charles Pomeroy R. M. Terrell Eli Ludwig U. S U.S W. H. Witty United States Steendahl Carlton McCarroll

Remains of Unfortunate Lad to Be Shipped to Kansas

The funeral for William Baker, run over by a freight engine in the yards, will be held at St. Joseph's church Tuesday at 9 AM with Rev. Father Van der Donekt delivering the sermon. The body will be viewed Monday afternoon at Lindquist Undertaking Parlors before burial in Leavenworth after the family’s departure for Kansas. Walter Baker, a brother, is en route from Dakota.

William Baker St. Joseph’s Church Father van der Donekt Lindquist Baker Kansas Leavenworth Walter Baker Dakota

Cuoio Baby Dies After Illness

Antonio Cuoio ten months old son of Mr and Mrs Vito Cuoio proprietor of East Center street store died after a two week illness. Remains are with undertakers and funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow at St Joseph's church sermon to be in Italian by Rev Father Van der Donekt. The Cuoios reside at 440 North Third avenue.

Antonio Cuoio Vito Cuoio East Center Street St. Joseph’s Church Father van der Donekt Cuoio North Third Avenue

Hyderabad Flood Toll Rises as Deaths Exceed Estimates

Bombay reports seven thousand bodies already recovered by the health department in Hyderabad and the Deccan district flood disaster of a week ago may produce a higher total death toll than earlier estimates.

Bombay Health Department of Hyderabad Deccan District

Wanted Kitchen Girl at the enemy dining hall

Help wanted notice seeks a kitchen girl for the enemy dining hall position. Employment terms not specified but advertised as a labor role with implied affiliation.

Neemy Dining Hall

Notice to the Public from Gate City Messenger Service

Public notice states that all future help will be charged at regular messenger service rates of 25 cents by Gate City Messenger Service.

Gate City

Tuberculosis Congress Planned in Rome for 1911

Formal announcement today states the next tuberculosis congress will be held in Rome in 1911. The event signals continuing international medical cooperation on TB control.

Washington Rome

Ricks Academy Girls Tip Off With Poca Tello High

Rexburg's Ricks Academy girls and Poca Tello High meet at the YMCA gym tonight in a well matched basketball game. Admission is charged and both squads showcase captains McAllister and Bonner with lineups featuring Turman Hansen Cook and Chapman on the opposing sides.

Ricks Academy Rexburgval Pocatello High School Ricki Helen McAllister Maud Turman Zina Hansen Sarah Cook Emma Steele Lorene Walker Vera Kerr Sadie Lloyd Margery Chapman Bessie O'Melveny Katherine Kimpton Isabel Bonner Eva Sell Grace Gallet Mina Ross Mae Reeves

Late Locals and Infant Death Reported

A coach lad and delegates left for McCammon to attend the Republican county convention aboard the southbound freight train. An infant daughter three weeks old of Mr and Mrs Logan died last night of intnition and was buried this afternoon from Lindquist parlors. The morning train carried 171 recruits for coastal forts and garrisons, with 72 for Seattle and 99 for Vancouver barracks under two sergeants.

McCammon Zimmerman Seattle Whitehead Vancouver Barracks Wash Columbus Barracks

Her One Great Sin Tonight Presented by Florence Stanley

Local lovers of decent amusement may see the great play Her One Great Sin tonight. An excellent company led by Miss Florence Stanley brings a lively performance with clean construction bright comedy and a fresh love story.

Florence Stanley

City Council Session Debates Ditch Project and Sidewalk Plans

City fathers weigh ditch along Bonneville street to drain surface water from above the Academy. Officials discuss water company commissioners for new rates and enforcement penalties. W J West seeks brick sidewalks on West Center street. council approves with concrete curbing if laid this fall.

J. W. Kelly Gilmore Bonneville Street Bistline Martin Chilson W. J. West West Center Street Smith Bistl

Big Arizona Fire Destroys Williams Stores

Advices from Williams Arizona report a major blaze during a heavy wind last night. Six stores were destroyed with total losses around 200000 dollars. The Babbitt Bros General Store alone suffered about 100000 dollars in damage. Winds also wrecked timber crops and disrupted telegraph and telephone lines across the area.

Los Angeles Williams, Ariz Babbitt Bros

For Sale Eight Work Horses with Harness and Wagon

Eight good work horses offered for sale with a three and a half inch wagon and four sets of harness. Horses available until Monday or until sold. Contact 1141 North Main, phone 403-Red. 607.

North Main

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Fortune Congress Yellowstone Holmes Baker Funeral Services East Side Vlole T. von Arizona Torosa Havana Bore & Wrutchler PocaTa.io Ipana Alfred H. Lindquist Wiensted South Main Street Auditorium The Directoire Slale Throw , Ban Rnicleeo Ghee Toggery Temple Pharmacy Nixon & Bernard Hans and Nix
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