Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-05


were among the guests.
By official order, Gooding ha
been made a regular flag static
for passenger train No 2, so tina
passengers may always be able t
get on or off there. The order wa
made effective June 9th.
You are welcome at the Baptis
church next Sunday at 1 a. m. AM
s p. m. The services during tn
summer months will be of al
unique character-short, pithy, in
teresting and lots OF good music.
The Journal desires a good cor
respondent in each settlement il
the county. Don't hesitate to senC
in any items of interest which yol
may know in your neighborhood
Help make the Journal the new
siest paper in the state.
C. C. Cavanah, representative fol
Ada county in the last legislature
and for long time city attorney O
Boise, was in Shoshone Tuesday, tt
argue a motion for a new trial for
West, convicted ia Elmore county
of horse st aling.
George Beckett, brother of J. L.
Beckett, arrived Monday from Iowa
to make his home in Idaho. This
is Mr.. Beckett's first visit to this
part of the country, but he has
heard enough about it that he has
decided to come here for a perma-
nent location.
J. L. Gump, John Liable, A. ].
Kearney, c. H. Raidy and Geo.
Gilliland, all o. S. L. engineers
from Glenns Ferry, were in Sho-
shone Wednesday. The gentlemen
are taking a fayoff for we k for
fishing trip up the Wood river
country.
One of the finest pieces of land
secured at the Alberta opening was
taken by S. b. Slick. The land
lies three-quarters of mile west of
town and is right on the line of the
Dig ditch. Every foot of it may be
rriga' ed, and Mr. Slick has been
shaking hands with himself over
he fortunate circumstance.
Mrs. Lane, mother of D. c. Lane
If Alberta, died at the family home
IN Tuesday. She would have been
70 years OF age in September, had
he lived. The son had started for
Colorado Springs only "a few days
,efore, for his health, so was not
lere at the last. Rev. c. A Ed
Yards went up from Shoshone,
Wednesday, to. hold a private fun
raj, after which the body was sent
ack to New York state for burial.
DR.. Claude H. Snyder, of Cald-
'ell, and Miss Ida Bywater, of Des
Ioines. Iowa, were married here at
hoshone, Sunday, by Rev. c. A.
EDWARDS. The groom, who for a
me has made his home with the
Iethodist pastor at Caldwell, had |
ranged for his fiancee to join him |
nd be married there, but as the
aldwell pastor CHANGED to be alb
mt, he decided to meet her at Sho-
hone, where the, ceremony cou d
, performed by a Methodist cler-
vman.
Nearly every mail brings to the
,urnal office inquiries from par
es at a distance for lands and
wn lots in Lincoln county, or Lin
in county towns. The sale last
pril of $4,000 acres of Lincoln
unity land and the sale last week
some 10000 more has adver-
'ed this county far and wide.
loshone should not be slow in
king advantage of this great adj
rtising, which has cost her moth
g.
Governor Gooding was in town
Iesday, on his way up the branch,
business. He paid visit to
z Journal Office, where he was
lch pleased with the improve
,nts made in the past few weeks.
e governor is much interested in
! growth of Shoshone, as much
though he were here and hustl-
, for business every day, instead
being The governor of Idaho and
lpped up in giving the state one
the best administrations it has {
r. bad y