New Hotel Front Installed at Bannock Hotel
Workmen completed a new corner entrance and plate glass front at the Bannock hotel. The improvement is described as handsome and modern.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
3
Workmen completed a new corner entrance and plate glass front at the Bannock hotel. The improvement is described as handsome and modern.
The Pocatello Athletic association football squad under Boob? Donnelly and coach Wood of the U C A prepares for the September 26 meeting with the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. The report notes strong practice and team readiness.
Forecast for Idaho calls for showers and thunder storms tonight and Thursday. The weather section notes yesterday's readings with a maximum of 80 and a minimum of 60 and reports 11.23 inches of precipitation since January 1. William Bell, Observer.
Miss Rose Marie Alley and the groom, a Short Line machine shop worker in Pocatello, were married in a city ceremony. The bride has resided with Mr and Mrs John Ford for many years. Friends and the Tribune extend best wishes.
Chief Dispatcher Clark and colleagues from the Montana division of the Short Line led a hunting trip to Camas near the state line. The party returned on No. 8 with full limits of ducks, noted as extremely plentiful, even Clark who is famed for missing targets.
A large turnout of former pupils and others attended the opening of Prof. Kimes' Academy of Dancing at the Eagles hall Saturday evening. Classes will be held weekly at 7 30 to 9 on Wednesdays and Saturdays with a social dance from 9 to midnight. Enrollments are urged.
An old claim promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as the only constitutional treatment for catarrh. It asserts the medicine works on blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for any uncured case, and notes internal dosing and price of 75 cents, plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Mr John White of 38 Highland Avenue Houston Maine reports winter coughs cured by Dr Kings New Discovery after trying remedies. A 50 cm bottle banished the cough and a winter return was equally defeated. Sold under guarantee at Ferguson Jenkins drug stores Pocatello and McCammon 60c and 1 00 Trial bottle free.
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut reports severe kidney and diabetes issues improving after using Foley's Kidney Remedy. He says after two bottles he improved and five bottles cured him, allowing passage of a life insurance examination. Temple Pharmacy promotes the product as curing backache and kidney bladder troubles.
A statement extols American Pilsener beer as delightful to the taste and brewed in conformance with the national pure food law mentioning pints or quarts.
A boastful note from the Carlyle promises the best and finest rooms in the city, inviting guests to experience superior lodging and accommodations.
A vintage ad touts Ballard's Snow Ointment to cure rheumatism lumbago sprains and stiff joints. It claims users can throw away crutches and be well quickly. Sold by Mrs A L Cook, druggist with prices 25c 60c and 1.00.
J C Goodwin of Reldaville New York says Bucklen's Arnica Balm is a sure knock out for ulcers and infections. He describes a bad leg sore last summer that the salve knocked out in a few rounds with no scar left. Guaranteed for piles sores burns and more. 26c at Ferguson Jenkins drug stores Pocatello and McCammon.
Excursions to Payette Lakes run daily from June 20 to September 30 via 8. L. service. Tickets have a thirty day limit from date of sale. See local agents for rates and further particulars.
Foley's Orino Laxative is a new remedy praised for not gutting or nauseating, offering a pleasant, guaranteed laxative. Temple Pharmacy guarantees its quality.
A bulletin of movements and visits shows W Marhart of Boise registered at the Bannock while Miss Gussie Miller of Idaho Falls spent Sunday in Pocatello with friends. J D Arcy, noted Idaho mining man, is a business visitor in town. Mrs M A Pettinger of Boise guests at the Pacific. Ralph Nichols of Gilmore Idaho in town on business and staying at the Pacific. W H Agee, Carlos Holst of Ogden and R A Ure of Salt Lake, traveling men, in the city. Pyke came from the Ross Fork Indian agency to attend the funeral of Orrin Caldwell. Captain Joe Spiegel of Boise, Governor Gooding staff, transacting business. Joanna C Bray of Nampa and Ethel Bray of Rupert guests at the Bannock en route. John Hendrickson wool and sheep buyer from Idaho Falls plans Salt Lake departure. Mrs T E Fitzgerald, wife of a traveling man, a Bannock guest awaiting husband’s return. Al Hall becomes daytime bartender at Anhauser bar succeeding Billy Palmer planning to start his own venture. L G Bradley, editor of the Montpelier Examiner, spent a day in Pocatello on legal business and returned home to Bear Lake county. C P Pruitt traveling traffic agent for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul road in town on business. Mrs T C Bartlett, visiting sister Mrs B E Hiatt, returns home in fine health. Dr J F Adams assistant surgeon for the Short Line returns after five day tour with Roscoe Stockslager through the Wonderland of America. Great.
Mrs Henry Zwilling wife of the east side clothier returns Sunday from a lengthy visit with relatives in New York City and reports improved health. In Gotham she met Milton Stern once of this city now a traveling salesman for a major diamond house. Alfred B Trude Jr son of a Burlington railroad attorney in Chicago who owns a grand summer cabin at Trade Station Yellowstone park branch of the Short Line came down from that station last night en route home, escorted to Mrs Charles Scott Rae Ida and Charles Pearson Chicago.
An advertisement extols American Pilsener beer as the peak of delight for the thirsty, claiming it not only quenches thirst but cools the body and leaves a lasting refreshing effect, urging readers to ask for it and accept no substitute.
In bitter weather frostbite or chilblains threaten, and a quick remedy is advised. Ballard's Snow Liniment is promoted as a cure for frostbite rheumatism aches and pains with Mrs A L Cook listed as the local druggist.
Buyer may inspect the Kroeger piano offered by Prof. Muehlen at 217 North Garfield before purchase. The ad notes the instrument is available for sale and invites examination.
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