Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-28

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S. e. ToDD.
John Campbell, just down from
the sheep camps at Ketchum, ant
VIM. Givins, were Journal callers
this week.
Judge f. A. Walters went up tc
HALEY, Wednesday, to hold spe-
cial term OF court for the trial Of
some mining cases.
Mrs. Lyttleton Price OF Boise,
and daughter, were Shoshone WISH
tors Sunday on their way home
from visit in Haley, their former
home
We have couple of Hodges Hay
ra'.es at snap. Yoy can not afford to
miss the bargain.
Stockgrowers' Mercantile Co.
The Short Line company is pre-
pairing to put in permanent side
track and depot at Alberta, only
two blocks from the main street
of the town. The old warehouse
is half a mile away.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Miller and children,
who have been living here in Sho-
shone for the past month, went up
to Alberta to scamp out" with Mr..
Miller until they can get house
built in which to live.
Two 32-horse power traction en-
gines are on the way from Denver
to Alberta to be used in hauling
freight from that thriving young
city to the Idaho Irrigation COM
pany's dam, eighteen miles distant.
Umpire Kelly, of Gooding, was
in Shoshone on business Tuesday
night and Wednesday. While in
own he looked after the arrange
nents for the base ball game on the
Fourth, also visiting the Journal
office and other places of interest.
G. c. Cleveland of Boise was
ransacting business in Shoshone
Thursday. Mr. Cleveland is one
II the big sheep men of the state,
md at present has his sheep on
he forest reserve near Haley.
Frank Glenn was kicked by a
'orse last Tuesday evening while
at Walters livery barn.
lie was struck on the chest and the
light thigh, making painful but
ot a serious wound. DR. Dill was
allied to dress the wound and he
eports the patient as doing well.
Robt. Lansdon, secretary of
ate; Il. S. Bragaw, state auditor.
ohm Guheen, state attorney gen.
al and c. Peterson, clerk in his
lice were among the Boise visit
IS to the Alberta drawing They
lme down Saturday and did
'me fishidg, that is, angling,
lille waiting for the big thing to
me off.
George Lawrence, one of the old
ttlers of Shoshone, was stricken
onday with partial paralysis ;
I'd lies in serious condition at
e Mccall hotel. Mr.. Lawrence
as foreman of Mr.. McFall's ranch
the time of his misfortune. He
an old man of some IS years and
is feared that he may not recov-
, as his vitality is low. i
Charles Elmer, private secretary 3
the governor, was in Shoshone =
turday, on business. As an old +,
mamie was born and :.
ought up in printing Office, and :,
Us at one time editor of the Boise
atesman-he visited the Journal :,
ice, which he said was now one y \
the neatest and best kept offices :,
the state. :,
Mike Malone, an old time resi- n
MT of Shoshone but late of Mont
lier, j. l.. Underwood, late post
lster of Montpelier, and c. E.
iris, prominent attorney of n
It place, were at the Alberta Il
pning and each secured a good II
alton. Mr. Underwood was one ii
the lucky ones, drawing a low h,
mber, and he secured very IS
nee tract OF land. n,
Harry Anderson, coanty auditor Of
1 recorder, who returned last tn
* from trip as delegate to the W
p. grand lodge at Occur d. 10
me, say that north Idaho is as tn
9 a country to live in as any one er