Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-04-04
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, Carter Edsards and wife we're in sho.
shone last week.
Attorney Walters returned, Friday,
: from Tip to Albion.
The Ladies Guild will meet with Mrs.
Novinger next week.
Joe Keefer and Jack Shupe made a
trip 10 Gooding, Tuesday,
Mr.. Otis the stone mason from Hager-
man was in town Monday.
A new time table went into effect on
the O.s.L. Railway last Monday.
Anderson brothers are sheariDg their
sheep at their ranch, above town.
| Charley Lumb has again resumed his
duties iiussIiDg freight at the depot
Charles Luther. was visitor at the
county seat. Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. T.. y. Bobo was HALEY passen-
ger Wednesday for short visit with
| friends.
Joe Wheeler has commenced work on
the new brick yard this week with
large force of men.
Miss Della Hansen closed a six month |
term Of school at district No. 20 ON Big
Wood river the 4th inst.
]. ID. Murphy and daughter was in
in town "wednesday. Mr.. Murphy had
ON load. OF fine potatoes.
Ben Darrah aas at his ranch on Big
Wood river, Thursday, where he has IL
force Of men sheaiing sheep.
DR., Rogers came up from Hagermar
Sunday where he has been for several ,,
days, but left for Bliss. Monday.
Wilson Burkhard of Bliss wrote the
examination for an sth grade diploma,
at Duret on the 9th and 2Sth OF March.
J. l.. Cullen, who has taken Robert
Burns place MS pumper at kimama. \
MAS in Shoshone with his family Sunday.
Mrs. Joe May left for ketchum,
last week, TO Join her husband who
orbierly presided over the liquor depart 3
neDt at the New Columbia. Z
DR.. Nourse. of HALEY, was in the city
Ionday night, and left for Boise. Tues !
lay, where he went to attend q meeting I
1 the state Medical Association. :
Miss Jessie Gwin closes a seven :
Months term OF school in the Tunipa (
istriet on Friday. The patrons ooHsid- (
r Miss Gwin successful teacher. (
III. @. Cocker, the section foreman at
wilma, was in ShJshone last Saturday. 8
Ir. Coker said his daughter. who has (
cen very sick, is rapidly recovering. :
Mrs. John White. OF Medbury, visited 3
town few days this week She has
nted her ranch above town to A. b.
oberts, who took possion on Tuesday. 3
One hundred and twenty seven pack (
,rses are to be started from Ketchum Z
for Thunder Mountain. :
iey will pack an average OF 800 lbs.
ice.--flailey limos.
Horace Lewis the Ketchum stage man 9
an was down Wednesday on business Z
9 informed a reporter of the JOURNAL
e trail MAS in good shape for the rush
Thunder Mountain.
u. b. Novnger drove out to his sheep
nch Monday, and II was beautiful I
lmy morning, but he came out all
ndled up ne though he were going to I
plore the Attic region.
Business OF all kinds is picking up in
oshone, and each day witnesses some
'nges. We have seen herds Of sheep \
tie and horses, but never before seen
'erd OF dogs such Ms Frank Raymond (
seen With Of late. (
II 10 tho intention of the company to
on Greeks on the branch as section
m. and put the Jsps on the construct I
train.
car came in from the east Monday.
Ia about fifteen Greeks, il was taken
the branch where they will work
the section at HALEY.
ve noticed Mr.. Joe Burbidge wearing
OK blood shoes. button hole boquet !
pleasant smile. Tuesday, and npon I
uiry, learned that Mrs. Burbidge I
| departed for an extended visit In I
east, going to Chicago and Omaha, !
J also her old home, Superior, Kansxs -