Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-05-03

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soon.
McCammon has voted 10 issue s12
900 worth Of bonds to erect a schoo
building.
A large amount OF fruit In thu
Payette valley has been killed by tn,
recent cold snap.
Mark Allen while playing ball al
Mccammon was seriously injured. lie
came near losing an eye.
The secretary OF the treasury has
selected site for the public building
at Lewiston. the price paid being
$4,000
Dennis Mehan, a miner employed In
the Dewey tunnel at Silver City, was
killed by coming In contact with cleo
trio wires.
At least $4,000 acres Of the $4,000
acrek of land on the north side Of the
Minidoka project viii be cultivated
this season.
Boise, under the auspices of the
Commercial club, Is making elabor.
ate arrangements to celebrate thu
Fourth of July.
The Pocatello Genera; hospital
built by popular subscription at a cost
of over $4,000, was opened to the
public last week.
Charles r.. Ward. of Almo. shot ana
killed himself Grief over the death
OF his wife was the cause He was
former resident of Utah
Because she refused to marry him
Linn Maynard brutally assaulted Mrs |
Lizzie Jensen at Wallace, beating hen
up badly. Maynard is In jail
State Chemist Gibson is conducting i
experiments to determine the best
proportion OF lime. sulphur and salt
TO be used in spraying for San Jose
scale.
Flames in the store OF Anderson
Bros, at Idaho Falls. caused dam.
age OF $500. Smoke and water caused
additional loss of several thousand
more.
The claim Is made by number OF
parties that all school elections held
In April are void. and that all acts OF
trustees elected at that time may be
set aside
The sensational reports OF heavy
osses to fruit growers Of the state ,
y the recent frosts, prove to be with
ut foundation of fact. The loss will
Q but slight
The programme and premium list !,
n the state fair at Boise Is nearly :,
'mpleted. The annual event prom. o.
es to be far better than any pre- .,
'eding fair held here. \,
Children of j. H. Stockton, while N
aging with matches In their home To
'ar Parma, set fire to the building tn
I'd 1t and contents were destroyed. II,
he children were saved. :,
Gwin Fuller, a rancher living near az
became violently insane,
armed down his home and tried to II
III his family before being over %
owered. He had been In the asy- he
i'm twice before
Colonel Allen Miller. state commits Re
Ioner of immigration. labor and sta o. =,
stiles, says that the volume of his =,
regarding the state of pc
iaho as a place to make new homes M
rows almost daily. la
Verne Smith, 20 years of age, was
rowned at Dinsmore's sawmill, IL
Hes east of Moscow. He was work
* on drive In the pond when he NJ
ipped and went under a raft. He IN
as drowned before aid could reach II,
m.
The thirteen-year-old son of Enoch M
over. OF Rigby was thrown from a 10
rise and instantly killed. When in
rown the boy alighted on the back ri,
his head. crushing the skull. and W
9 was probably extinct at once. III
The meeting OF the grand lodge OF So
lited Commercial Travellers, of Mon ne
IA. Utah and Idaho, to be held In
Use. June CTS. will be a big affair.
tensIve preparations are being made
the event and several hundred Ar
immers are expected to be in at thu
dance. by
The seven-year-old daughter OF Mr.. Sa
! Mrs. Earnest +. Hale. OF Grove he
d. was badly burned by sparks from gu gu
,ondre setting fre to her clothing. be