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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1908

Page

5

Births and Social Happenings Highlight City Life

Birth of a girl to Mrs. C. Q. Wells on East Lewis Street and a new arrival at the Marlow home on North Tenth Avenue are reported. A Hallowe en dance, a Leap Year party at Eagle hall, and a Congregational mission society meeting are noted. Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell in Cayuga Ontario is listed. Territory enlarged for W. Gray in Montana. Fort Hall Mining & Milling elects officers and plans a mill next spring.

C. Q. Wells East Lewis Street Eagle Hall Cayuga Ontario Canada Neil Campbell Alex Campbell Jean and Ella Campbell Campbell Mining Company Fort Hall Mining & Milling Company Cook Building F. W. Moser George Derr W. D. Service Lyman Fargo M. A. Hendricks W. A. Hyde C. M. Fish

Coughs and Colds Warned By Local Advertiser

Cold weather caution urges treating coughs early with Ballard's Horehound Syrup to prevent pneumonia or other lung diseases. Describes it as standard American remedy sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook with prices 26c 60c and 1.00 per bottle.

America A. L. Cook Rexall

The Best There Is Pan and Car Ribbons at Trib-?

Fragmentary OCR note mentions Typewriter papers ribbons and a car with unclear context referencing Trib-.

Wealth of Teton Basin

Salt Lake News reports F. D. Gillett's return from the Teton Basin noting unusually cold weather for the season and satisfactory sheep conditions. Dipping uses antiseptic methods. lime burns wool and tobacco stains. soil and farming prospects are strong with high yields cited. One settler harvested 47 bushels per acre. another earned enough in one year to pay for his land. Other opportunities in Idaho are highlighted.

Salt Lake News F. D. Gillett Teton Basin Gillett Gem State

Boise House Offers Clean First Class Rooms

A Boise establishment advertises its finest rooms as clean and first class for refined guests. Bath room facilities are in connection. Located in the Monte Block on North First Avenue.

Boise House Monte Block North First Avenue

Roland Grill Ad Promotes Home Made Candy

An item promotes The Roland Grill's home made candy with Woodland goodies as a specialty. The notice highlights regional sweets and local specialty items for sale.

American Pilsener Beer Delights Taste Under Pure Food Law

The American Pilsener beer is described as delightful to the taste and brewed in conformity with the national pure food law. Available in pints or quarts.

Personal visits and business in the Gate City

Local residents and visitors stop in the Gate City for short stays and business. Ivan Rice visits Salt Lake, Al Sloate from Inkom buys winter supplies, Dr. McClure registers from Washington, Ed Price tours from Spencer, S. H. Osborne handles Blackfoot affairs, Mrs. O L Cleveland heads to American Falls, F. W. Warner from Baker City registers at Bannock, Riley Kent passes through toward Logan from Boise fair, A J Knollin from Soda Springs stays at Bannock en route to Chicago, Mrs. Oston Williams returns to Missoula after a visit, Deputy U S Marshal Benner stays at Bannock on official business, and D S Clinton with Lars W Johnson discuss Bannock county land reclamation.

A. J. Knollin Soda Springs City Bannock Chicago United States Benner Boise the Bannock Gate City

Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion

A newspaper notice urges families to keep Pape's Diapepsin for sudden stomach trouble. The 50 cent case claims to digest meals completely, relieve sour stomach, belching, heartburn, nausea, and headaches in minutes with one tablet after supper.

Pape

Real Origin of Umbrella Sparks English Debate

A London writer links umbrella origins to Spain, noting Defoe's knowledge may derive from Spanish trade. Autobiographical notes mention John Macdonald, a footman, carrying a silk umbrella from Spain and being accused as a Frenchman by London hackney coachmen. Defoe has Crusoe describe umbrellas from Brazil useful in heat and rain alike.

England Defoe London Spain John Macdonald Crusoe Brazils

Lyric Theatre Schedules Latest Pictures for Three Evenings

The Lyric presents the newest lineup for the next three evenings including i Pickaninnies Sandy McPhersons Fi Strong Gale The Pardon and Pocahontas the Child of the Forest. Audience urged to witness these prominent picture titles as the latest offerings.

Lyric Theatre Sandy McPherson

Satisfaction in instance follows CAN PILSEN ER beer

The fragment notes consumer satisfaction tied to CAN PILSEN ER beer, implying positive reception in a promotional or review context. No additional verifiable details or figures are present to expand the summary.

Pioneer Irrigator Bell returns with family to Boise

State Mining Inspector Bell came back to Boise from southeastern Idaho with his wife and two children after a three month visit at the Stevens homestead below Blackfoot. Mrs. Bell is Judge Stevens' daughter and the first white girl born in southeastern Idaho. Her father is the pioneer irrigator who dug the first Snake River ditch east of American Falls 42 years ago, and his irrigation system now spans hundreds of miles, watering 500000 acres and supporting about 60000 people.

Boise Statesman Bell Boise Idaho American Falls

Roland Grill Loyalty Emphasizes Customer Return

The Roland Grill underscores the idea that customers remain valued patrons, promoting ongoing loyalty and repeat visits as a core business principle.

Coloring Straw Hats Fashion Threaded With Pride

A speaker muses on coloring straw hats and the impact on hat dealers. He notes that men replace two to three hats each summer and fear coloring could make hats look worn, altering perceptions as hats transition from brown to black with use.

No Dope New Bread Ad Quietly Bets on Malt Bread

A short newspaper notice promotes Friedel's Malt Bread as a cleaner, machine rolled loaf sold by grocers. It urges asking the grocer for a five cent loaf and frames the product as modern and sanitary.

ZweI Gart Bros Frankfurters and Sauerkraut Ad

A dietary promotion announcing specialty frankfurters to pair with sauerkraut from ZweI Gart Bros. The note highlights their commitment to classic German style offerings and invites customers to try the combo.

Frankfurters Sauerkraut Zweigart Bros

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N. M Cunningham Dash George Dash O. P. Barber Salt Lake L. D Eagles Aetie of Eagles W. Gray Gray & Gray Matson Western Loan & Savings Company Gray Montana A.l.cook Roland Grill Woodland Goodies Edison Phonograph Edison Records Book Store Ivan al Sloate Inkom Dr. McClure Washington Ed Price Spencer S. H. Osborne Blackfoot O. L. Cleveland Cleveland Ranch F. W. Warner Baker City The Riley Kent Logan Oston Williams Missoula Frank Stone Woodland —_ fen Fraternal Order of Eagles Judge Stevens Temple Pharmacy Bannock National Bank General Banking Pocatello, Idaho G. H. Olmstead D. W. Church F. D. Clements Ass’t A. J. Pierce McCornick F. M. Watson & Sons
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