President Faces Cautious Recovery Amid Optimism
Buffalo report on the president’s condition notes no unfavorable symptoms since last night. Doctors say danger from peritonitis or blood poisoning decreases hourly, with cautious optimism that recovery may come within a week though not guaranteed. Medical staff emphasize continued careful monitoring and no assurances of survival.
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Buffalo
N. Y
McBarmey
Mano
Groda
Hie
Manon
Park
Bids For Beef To Indian Agency At Ross Fork
David M Daniels proposes to furnish 20 000 pounds of beef gross for 94 75 per hundred pounds. Bids opened by Major Caldwell show Daniels the lowest at 1 75 per hundred pounds gross, with three bids total. The contract is expected to be awarded to him.
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Ross Fork
Major Caldwell
David M. Daniels
Laborer Killed by Freight Train Near Ross Fork
Tom Sullivan a laborer from Jersey City Heights New Jersey was killed Saturday night when he fell between railroad cars on the Salmon River road near Ross Fork. He suffered the loss of a foot and severe leg injuries and died shortly after arrival in Pocatello. County authorities and the local physician attended the case.
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Salmon River
Tom Sullivan
Ross Fork
Sullivan
Jersey Choy Heights
N. J
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Wellet
Wyoming Oil Push in Fossil Field Formed by Pocatello Men
The Wyoming Paraitive Oil Company of Pocatello forms with prominent local and California oil operators. It plans to drill at Fossil within 20 days, owns acres in Wyoming and has funds subscribed. Documents, officers, and directors are listed, with samples of oil and shale shown at local offices. A Cheyenne dispatch notes Intermountain Oil Company formation with $10,000,000 capital and large land holdings in fossil fields south of Kemmerer, backed by notable stockholders and directors.
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Pocatella Meno
California
Wyoming
Evanston- Piedmont
T B Lisith & Co
Fossil
Pocatello
T. B. Smith & Co
Cleveland Avenue
Intermountain Oil Company
Kemmerer
Princial
Korena
Thomas Kearns
Richard O'Kerens
Richard Kerens, Jr
Frank J. Westcott
Salt Lake
OC D. Clark
Evanston
B. Elidas, Jr
West Virginia
P. J. Quealey
Perry
Heath
Muncie
Lod
BL. Doheny
Los Angeles
Salt Lake Tribune
Westcott
Massi
Kearns
Clark
Flells
Arid Lodge No 674 Sets Special Meeting Friday
Arid Lodge No 674 Ub. PO Kiks announces a special meeting this Friday at 7 30 pm before the regular session to consider new applications. Ws Ramrron Hy Bt to preside.
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Arid Lodge No. 674
Ub. PO
Kiks
Ws. Ramrron
Hy Bt
Piano Toulog Promises Prompt Montana Music Visits
J Dates of Lutte with Montana Music company plans third annual stop in Pocatello. They will quickly respond to orders placed at the Hore Bannock before Thursday noon September 1st.
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Toner
Montana Music Company of
Lutte
Pocatello
Fire destroys Oregon Short Line offices in Salt Lake City
Early fire at 8 am gutted the Oregon Short Line general offices in Salt Lake City, sparked by Spencer Clawson & Co wholesale store. An explosion in a neighboring Utah & Montana Mining Supply store wrecked the building, destroying five vaults and all records. Loss focuses on fixtures and furniture. building owned by J K B Dooley. General Superintendent Calvin was away when the blaze began.
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Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake City
Spencer, Clawson & Co
Short Line Company
Utah & Montana Mining Supply Company
Short Line
J. K B. Dooley
Calvin
First Frost Sweeps Pocatello and Nearby Areas
The initial frost of the season reached Pocatello on the morning of the 7th with a cold night followed by another sharp frost next day. Weather Prophet Kelliher predicted frost again tonight. Blackfoot reported frost nipping tender vegetation, while nearby towns noted earlier frosts.
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Pocatello
Kelliher
Blackfoot
Dancroft
Bolao
Pleasant Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
When you want no pleasant plyale tr he new remedy Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets They are easy to take and pleasant in effect Price 25 cents Samples free at all drug stores.
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Chamberlain
State News Notes From Various Idaho Towns
A roundup of short items: hay trades in Lower Boise area with 3000 tons at $4 per ton. Boise Governor Hunt criticism in Payette Independent. coal vein found by G W Benjamin near Salmon River. wheat yields near Ammon totaling 4400 bushels from 93 acres with 65 bushels per acre in places. Hayes oats yield 76 bushels per acre, machine weight ups to 88 2 3 bushels per acre. 106 soldiers in state home at Boise, new home to be finished this month. Sawtooth and Vienna depopulated towns report only one mine watchman left. Lizzie Wool attacked near Blackfoot but escaped. D onsher reports explosion of cabin near Mullan, likely dynamite though powder suspected. no injuries.
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Idaho Falls Register
J. A. Taylor
Henry Glanzman
Ammon
Charles Donsher
Dead Man’s Gulch
Mullan
Wallace
Capital News
Death of Caldwell sheep man in horseback accident
Fred Corbus, a young Boise sheep man, was thrown from his horse near The Meadows last Thursday. He died Saturday evening from brain concussion after remaining unconscious, following a crash when his horse stopped at a wire fence on the road to the hot springs.
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Mike O'Brien
Pacific Hotel
C. M. Graham
O'Brien
Masonheimer
Caldwell
Fred Corbus
Boise
Still More Counterfeiting and Aimed at Deception
The Secret Service reports another ring of counterfeiters and a large cache of bogus bills. The piece warns against fake products claiming to cure indigestion and related ailments, urging buyers to beware of counterfeits when purchasing Trostetter's Stomach Hitters and similar tonics.
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Secret Service
Trostetter
Biewers
1901 Tax Levy Set By County Board
The Board of County Commissioners fixed the 1901 tax levy at 2.10 per $100 valuation. One dollar ninety cents funds year expenses and twenty cents pays the previous year deficit, with over $10,000 deficit carried from the prior administration. Commissioners Pond and Hendricks attended. Douglas was absent traveling to Chicago with a sheep shipment.
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Board of County Commissioners
Old
Democratic Board
Tood
Pond
Hendricks
Douglas
Here
Chicago
Weather and farming notes from Bancroft September issue
The Bancroft note reports cooling nights with light frost and scarce rainfall, threshing nearing completion, and grain yields falling short. Ira Call, a merchant, begins construction on a brick residence valued around $2,000.
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Bancroft
Ira Call
Kemp's Balsam trial bottles offered in Pocatello
An advertisement invites all readers to call on any druggist for a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. It claims to cure or relieve chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption. Sold at Sprague's Pharmacy for two shillings and fifty cents.
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Sprague
Woodall v Omaha Cattle Loan finds for plaintiff
In district court this week the case of C T Woodall against Omaha Cattle Loan Company was decided in Woodall’s favor with the court ruling he owed $1,750 and must recover costs from the Loan Company. The day also noted a special venire for Consolidated Implement Company vs John Perry over a promissory note for a reaper.
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Coombe
Coombs
la Porte
Palick Swith
Brennan
Soda Springs
Lewin
George Winter
Pocatello House
Walker
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David M. Daniela
Cara
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Ing
Wyoming Puaraffine Oil Company, Limited
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A. J. Pierce
W. R. Kerchoff
Jack Bunting
W.J. McManamy
P. L. Griffith
Jas. Stephenon
S. C. Winters
W J McManamy
AJ Pierce
W R Kirchoff
PL Griffin
A Hubbell
Cal
Piano Toulog
Black Venus
Ressing
Ula
Todaiges
Landa
Mason
Heimer's Court
Emma Brown
Elds
F. A Sousa
Emma
Brown
Tribune
Commonwealth
Caldwell News
Payette
Boise Capital News
Hunt
Salmon City
G. W Benjamin
Seven Mile Creek
Sawtooth
Vienna
Lizzie Wool
D.C. Wood
Garrett Ranch
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