Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-05-30
Local Brevities

where they win WRIT during the summer
Two cars Of lumber we're unloadee
Thursday for the Stockgrowers new
warehouse and the work Of construction
WAS commenced.
Mrs, Il. s. Msore was IN town from
Caldwell Monday. Mrs. Moore las some
! property interests IN Shoshone and wa.
looking after them.
, X. N. Ingraghm. one Of Hagerman'
fruit growers, came into town yesterday
being accompanied by his wife and his
granddaughter, Beth Croco.
Misses Hattie Riley and Mable Fuld
OF HALEY, came down Monday evening
and took In the play OF Hearts and
Diamonds given by home talent.
jim Dunn returned last Saturday from
a weeks trip Mt Silver Greek and Carey
and reports good success fishing lie also
took few lessons in sheep dip work.
A. l.. Lyons who has been in Shoshone
~ 'Vaft h'Hib Bhrotu utDdlltu IdhL
evening for TT. Benton Wyo. where he
has abouta months work shearing sheep.
Prof. w. G. Thompson left Wednes-
day morning for Bliss, from there he in |
tends going TO Tho usand Springs and |
other points along the Snake river. TAX
ing views.
Attorney General Martin Of Boise,
was passenger up the branch Friday
Tor Bellevue where he delivered the adj
dress TO the graduating class that
evening.
Roy Thatcher and Geo. Brown we're
Mt HALEY and ketchum the first OF the
week. They were looking over the horse
market with view to sending up horses
to be sold to people going into Thunder
Mountain.
Liberty Millett and wife nj Hagerman
were In town Friday evening and took
In the grad uating exercises returning I
home Saturday accompanied by their
son Ernest who will spend his vacation
,t home,
The faden building is underg ding re-
pairs and in a short tiin9 part Of il
'iil be ready to receive the public lib
AIRY, and with good management, we
go no reason why it should not be
made success.
GA Johnesse, came down from Ket- :,
hum, Monday, she has been employed =,
3 stenographer for Horace Lewis, and
as Ell route to her home at Boise where
40 VIII remain having severed her con-
ections with Mr. Lewis.
Keep your eve on the advertisements.
he space occupied by the business men
'esenis opportunities for the consumer uG
at should not be Ignored These op-
'rtnnitles come to YOU every week. &
re you Watching 'em. s.
Lost-Dark bay horse, branded j L on q
Z shoulder with brand on left hip uu- 81
rtain and WAS lost in the vicinity of 81
I'll. Burns ranch last Noyem Der. q
liberal reward will be paid for infor- 81
stion leading to his where abouts.
ave Information at this office. 81
K. n. stockslager OF Pocatello, cashier 81
the Oregon Short Line freight de- b
rtment at that place accompanied BY d
IS Margaret johnson of Marshalltowu 81
va. aud Mrs. IL, Ii. Sleeves, Of Poca- g
10, were IN Shoshon1 sunday and ID
de trip TO Shoshone Fall. IS
J. +. Todd and family departed tor 81
Hey Monday where they Will remain
a couple OF months. Mr. Todd is :
Tin. sheep for tbs Mallory Commission 81 II
+, OF Chicago, and moves there IS
ing the buying season but will re- s.
u the latter part OF August q
lrs. W. Ii. Tanner and daughter Miss Is q
lnie, OF Mountain Home were in ',
'sions Friday and Saturday the g o,
sts OF their son and brother MIR. 3
Tier Tanner of L. NJ. Starrh's drug
'e. They stopped od while On route & ;.
ne from u visit nc Blackioot. @
. j. Robinson OF Deadwood S. ID. 81
chased two car loads of horses from SeN1
Thatcher aud Geo Brown last Eli
aud shipped them 10 eastern South -,
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'ota markets. Mr. Robinson is we'll
'sed with Idaho and SAYS he will no
bt locate in the state little lateroa.
dgar Wentworth. who has been run
; on tho branch ms weighing clerk Sent
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