Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-06-26
IDAHO STATE NEWS.

INV WV b"NhtHt '''hFeho VI hAt
ley has been Incorporated. with cap
itsl stock Of $4,000.
The Nampa city council has placed
ban on gambling even the slot ma
chimes being forbidden.
Hon, W. e. Borah will deliver the
Grafton at the Fourth OF July celebra.
ton to be held In HALEY.
John Shepard. l3-year-old Payette
lad. was run over by wagon last
week and sustained a broken leg.
Boise people are raising funds to
send 70 Heppner. Ore. people who
were rendered destitute by the recent
Good
big strike ~ on among the freight
ers OF Kimama. the contractors having
reduced the rate from 80 to rs cents.
the frcighters declining TO stand for
the reduction.
p. 0. Friedland, farmer living near
kendrclk, WAS buried alive In well
he WAS digging last week He had
dug 10 depth of forty feet. when tho
shaft caged In.
The storm that visited Payette last
week did considerable damage TO the |
telephone exchange, over 100 phones I
being burned out"
William H. Larkln. a county com.
missioner OF Bannock county. Is said
70 be al deaths door from smallpox
At his home in Gentle Valley.
The body Of Adolph Mitchell. who
fell from the bridge at American Falls.
April Sod. and was drowned has been
found IN a big eddy at the mouth OF
Raft river
The secretary OF the interior has or.
dered The withdrawal from entry of
100000 acres OF public lands In Ida.
ho. in connection with the Blackfoot
Irrigation project.
II 10 now thought probable that the
Oregon Short Line win build road
rom Boise into the Boise basin dis.
'rict engineers having recently been
'ver the proposed route.
The next organization for Nanpa
Will likely be civic league. which
viii labor for the moral welfare OF
he city. II viii also take some part
n tho municipal election.
News comes from Standpoint that
Turing violent wind and rain storm. :
iaryey Hill, timber foreman OF the n
iope Lumber company. was blown :,
rom the boom and drowned in the :,
AXE. :
Among the graduates at Phillips r,
Andover. Mass..) academy. which n
losed It's 125th year last week. was v
orman p vollmer OF Lewiston. who "
'ceived a diploma In the classical de-
artment
The p, q l. y. railroad has reduced v
10 ore rate from Council TO welser to
'.bo per ton which is one-half the old
'te This VIII DO OF great benefit to =,
~ who Wish TO make test shipments ~
ore this season. -
The granary and machine sheds OF ar
rank May. a prosperous farmer of o.,
endrick. were burned last week. en- co
Hing loss OF about $4,000 In grain no
ID machinery. caused BY the explo- a.,
On OF an incubator. cr
The lS-year-oid son OF Mr.. aud Mrs. fol
l.. Mauscr of Mountain Home ac.
ientally shot himself last week. In Oft
citing probably fatal wound The thu
y was herding sheep near Soldier wa
len the accident occurred. cd
The first automobile ever seen In lie
Iiiey passed through that town last
eek. anG small boy catching sight me
the machine entering town In a wo
'ud OF dust said Here comes a uni
aswas with the tongue out"
Neisss captured worlds record /,
{ week when there WAS shipped
m that point the largest car OF a.
ked WOOL ever shipped from the ~,
st. The car contained 1853 sacks ~
wool aggregaiirg 1886 pounds. ~
aklng the previous record by about 49,
70 pounds ma
fire
he lb-yearoid son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ~.
pert Noble was thrown from horse ~.
he was riding near the shear.ng ~,
rai on Reynolds creek. and RI "a,
led severe conclusion OF the -,