Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-04-11

- short visit at HALEY Saturday.
= ]. p. Perrine returned from business
r trip to Salt Lake City Monday.
p The work OF excavating for the new
n X. Of r and |. o. o. Hall is pushed.
4 Frank Herman section foreman at
kimama Was seen on our streets last
: sunday.
Vance Stowell the pumper at Owipza
: paid this Office pleasant visit while in
, town last week.
County Superintendent Of schools Mrs.
Leah NJ. Burnside went down to Clover
Creek last week.
Travelling Auditor j. l.. Craig was IN
the city Monday and Tuesday checking
up the agent here.
The hustling insurance man S. ID.
Boone OF HALEY did business in town
the first OF the week.
g.. b. Novinger set out twenty-five
shade trees on his lots on the corner OF
Logan and Si,oshone streets.
John Curran OF Hagerman was in
Shoshone on business last week, Mr..
Curran is one the best farmers in Idaho.
Mrs. w. A. Hodgman wife OF the
receiver of the U. {. land Office at
HALEY visited in Shoshone the first OF
the week,
A Jap who was injured at Mountain
home, by being run over by hand car
was taken to the hospital at Pocatello
Saturday.
Judge Smith comp eted the taking of
the school census and hes Informs us
that there Is in this district over 200
children OF school age.
Hyram Pickett has completed the
shearing OF his sheep at the stock yards
and drove them over to Cassia county
instead OF to tine mountains.
Hon. Thomas Loughney of Boise form
erly state organizer of the republican
party, was in this city Thursday and
went up the branch 10 HALEY.
Saturday unknown man was killed I
in the freight Yards at Genn's Ferry |
his head being severed from the body +
and he was otherwise mangled beyond !,
recognition.
l.. III. Norton Of the Norton 4 Arthur Il
placer mines on Salmon Greek has been Y
clearing considerable land this spring II
and will put in an increased acreage Of N
alfalfa this season. n
Editor Fritz Of the Independent and X
Ar. and Mrs. Tacha and little son went
Town to Hagerman Monday and from :
hire will go to the Thousand Springs -
where Mr.. Tacha will take some views. &
Charles Seneca of Seneca & Raymond (
nished the shearing Of their sheep at
his place last week. They are like !
iany other sheep men OF this locality (
o not believe in the early shearng of 3
heep. (
Chas. Burgess received letter We'd
esday ann ouncing The serious illness of
is grandfather J. b. Burgess at Payette :
iaho, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Burgess
this place departed for that place 3
thursday morning.
William Mabbitt brought in a nice :
ad OF poplar trees which will be set out I
the front yard Of the new Episcopal :
lurch. Mr.. Mabbitt is public spirit I
citizen and brought the trees in and
III set them out at his own expense.
Walter Gooding I'm town this week (
pm Goodiug and is in charge of force
men who are shearing sheep at the Z
rds for Mr.. Pickett and others this
rex. They completed the shearing of Z
ir bands of sheep for Ben Darrah
onday.
The matrimonial market in Lincoln
lnty has been very quiet. We
ving no, been able to chronicle a /
rriage in four weeks. Shoshone can Z
sst Of having many charming widows !
4 marrisgeable young ladies tn an any I 4
IN in the state. !
The Chinese market gardener report, !
/ about week ago fellow called Mt I 4
place and tried to sell him some ( }
ms and they were no doubt the ones
len at Mr.. Clusters market over !
* ago. A watchful eve should be I
It on some of the suspicious looking
rscters who are hanging around town !