Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-05-30
Journal
Special
Haley Happenings.


late clerk in the assessors office,
will start on June lst. They
will take four horses and wagon and
plenty OF goods to last at least four
months. They viii get the benefit of
HOLSTERS experience as he will be back
before they start. Archy McFarlin.
James Pierson, Ole Rorem and many
others will start soon.
Some 5000 was raised to bridge Val.
ley Creek. The old state bridge washed
out,
G, E. Cole has rented Mrs. Van Ness
residence. 1t looks as If we are to have
an opposition in the clotoing business.
The clnb called "The stag'' COM
posed of our yung men will give very
select party June 9th. 1t will be
swell affair.
On Memorial Day the G. A. r. and
citizens will hold their exescises on the
court house lawn. They will have a
splendid program.
Capt. Beach left Yesterday for Salt
Lake, he will return in few days. The
family will remain here while he goes to
Thunder Mountain.
DR.. Plumer will pass through Sho-
shone on his way to Nampa. Treat him
kindly, for. although democrat, he is
one Of the good ones,
Our sheep man, Mr.. S, E Todd, will
lie with us this summer. The Mallory
Commission Co, business will not be ne
elected while he is their agent.
Misses Hattie Rilev and Mable Fuld
returned from Shoshone and claim to
have had an ENJOYABLE time, expect to
20 again if they get an invitation.
Colonel Sharp goes to Pocatello today
to see about how the the md is to be
sold as we have so many inquiries about !
land. He will be back Monday.
Four large outfit Of pack mules loaded |
with grub for Thunder Mountain left |
here. If people can't get in this wav,
they might just as well camp on the
tail.
Miss Bertha LaSourd. teacher in our
public schools, left yesterday to visit
her old home in Iowa. A better teacher
Is hard to find and we wish her success
and hope she will return safe.
The Oregon Short Line managers are
figuring to see how they can land in
Thunder Mountain with the least ex-
pense. As long as the present manag-
ers of the Oregon Short Line have charge
of the road they will not get left.
H'.n. Frank Gooding and his brother
Fred are she asing their sheep at Kelly's
Gulch. Although they live In Lincoln
county we claim them as Blaine coun-
tyites for they are here part OF their
time.
Mr.. Brewster. of the Journal, spent
few DAYS in the metropolis. We think
he is the very man to run the Journal
and this is his first visit in HALEY. We
haye formed very fayorable opinion of
him.
I. W. Burns, our deputy sheep inspec-
tor will ship his sheep Sunday or Mon
day. The wool clip from his sheep will
average about dollar. Sheep are put
ting our county In good shape. Nothing
like sheep.
Our court house is to be papered and,
furnished with oicloth. 1t should be
painted inside and out. The fence
not fixed, Our county has money to
ourn and it is to be hoped that they !
viii have it done.
Ed, Hosking accidentally shot bim-
elf through the wrist. He should take \
essons before he goes out cunning. In =
ur Young DAYS we practiced with pop Il
un before we were allowed to handle S
un. Still accidents are liable to hap z
ZEN TO the best of hunters. s
250 cattle passed through HALEY to- 2
ay on their way to East Fork, They q
elonged to James Ainsworth, Albertson 5
nd others. Every one seems to be &
rosperous, that should make lots of re- 3
ublicans. All populists we think if >
hev study the interests OF their families &
hould get ID the band wagon and ride z
18th the republicans, the party OF pro- 5
ress and prosperity.
Our branch has not been forgotten. q
uperintendent Manson has placed On s
le branch a new passenQer coach. z