Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-10-31
IDAHO STATE NEWS.

The new St. Luke's hospital At Boise
will be opened about November 1.
The Salvation Army has establlsbe ed
post in WeiAer and has engaged In
active work.
The Davis sawmIlI at Emmett, has
started up and will.saw 5000 feet OF
lumber this fall
At tho Edna mine, between Silver
City and Banner, fine stamp mill is
being erected and three concen traitors
installed
According to advlces from HALEY,
200 head Of .heep died recently at the
mouth Of Indian Creek. after eating
poisonous weed
The Idaho Northern Railroad com
pany will soon build stock yards and
loading chute at Emmett for the con-
veniencc OF shippers.
Ore worth $500 ton is being shipped
from the Lost Packer mine on Loon
rreek by ex.state Mine Inspector. j.
A. Czizels and associates.
The old Baptist church at Payette is
being moved to make room for new
building. which will be the fuest
church Ia Payette when completed
Boise ladies held a rummage sale
last week, realizing 1898 65 net. This
sum will be- used toward furnishing |
the Carnegie library when completed.
The biggest strike OF the year is re.
ported from Deadwood Creek, where 0
400 foot ledge has been discovered,
assays from which show over $500 to
the ton.
Miss All ]. Muller, the affianced OF
Jim Younger, who committed suicide
In ST. Paul, has been Ia Boise for about
three months, she having come to
Idaho for her health.
A. II. Talkstad, who was recently
assaulted with shovel by j. II.
Jellison OF Boise. and whose condition
was critical for time. has been dis
charged from the hospital.
The grand lodge OF Odd Fellows. at
Its meeting at Pocatello. selected
Occur d'Alene City as the place for It's
next meeting. The lodge determined
to abandon the home at Idaho Falls.
The twentieth session Of the grand
lodge, |. o. o. Y. OF Idaho was held In
Pocatello last week. The annual re-
ports showed the order TO be Ia
very healthy condition In tho state,
the present membership being 1000.
Frank M. Edmistou. OF Lewiston, .
discouraged over the loss OF money at
The races, took sixteen grains OF NOR /,
phino and died. after doctors had
worked over him all night in an effort
10 save him FROM a suicides grave.
The indications are that weiser's u
water works and electric light bonds, @
,ver which there has been some DIS !.
'ussion as to the legality OF their issue G
BECAUSE OF tho time OF advertising. a
will be disposed OF without difficulty. =,
Lewis l.. Lsckenby. the bartender at a,
odn Springs who WAS shot by William er
~ W&ttct uar ruttutnb tu 10 MS lQ1ur- 1 4
%. Edwards ADD his victim were en-
ire strangers. Edwards walked into
he bar room and slapped his gun at
own on the bar. The bartender G,
raehed for II, but Edwards grabbed "a
aud fired, the bullet passing through
ackenby's hand and entering near '"
~ heart br
The farmers in Neg Perez have had re
/ {,
Ia best season in the history Of the "
gion, and are consequently ontented Tic
nd prosperous. The dax crop was an
Extraordinarily heavy. reports OF oc
elds OF from eighteen TO tweuty-hv
ishels an acre being heard FROM every
de, while the average yield OF wheat Gle
this section was not less than thirty. sis
70 bushels an acre. The average
ice OF wheat since harvest was 10
II swing aud grain deliveries began
be made has been over so cents
The wsstbound Chicago Portland
ecial, running three hours late ran f,
to the rear end OF freight train n
Itching between Soda Springs aud 10,
ocky ards and derailed a number OF "a
RS There were no personal injur. ~
II 10 reported that pick pockets
aped rich harvest on the trains to Wv
from the fair grounds At Boise. A "''
10 from Emmett is said TO have lost "e'
20 In gold, nearly that amount in ~
rrency. and about $500 represented "a'
checks aud notes p'"'
sho
good roads convention under the -,
spices OF the public roads division Of al,
department, OF agriculture was held ~.
Boise lsst week. A local good roads "a