Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-24

I shoot Monday.
\ L. +. cramer. banker Of Haley
4 was IN town the first Of the week.
c. r. Wheeler was out Monday after
two weeks tustle with the grip.
: DR.. W. II. Baugh returned the first
Of the week from Salt Lake trip.
Rev Barton, Presbyterian minister
Of Boise. was in town on business last
Friday
Ed EgeIus. postmaster at Gooding.
is the accredited agent Of the Journal
at Gooding.
A marriage license was granted Mon
day to VIM A. Drew and Flora A.
Romig. both Of Hepburn.
The efficient superintendent Of schools,
Mrs. L. NJ. Burnside, is visiting schools
I in the Minidoka tract this week.
Paul Haddock IL in Haley for week
or two attending the Big Wood water
case as attorney for one Of the plain
tifs
Part Of the construction force at
Sticks camp is being transferred TO
Glenn's Ferry to complete the work
there.
Sheep men report their hocks in good /
condition at this stage of the winter,
owing To the fine weather so far ex-
perienced. But little Of their hay sup
ply has been used.
Mrs. Rush Haddock took the train
last week for Des Moines, Iowa, in
response to a telegram stating her
mother was dangerously sick. Mr..
Haddock has since received word that
her recovery is doubtful.
&C. McAllister, of Spokane, Wash,
was recently looking over Haddock's
land list with view of future purchase.
He expects to return here in the spring
with several other parties who desire
TO avail themselves of the opportunities
to secure irrigated land before the price
goes beyond their reach.
Read the date to which your Journal
is paid, on the printed slip
bearing your name. If you will pay up
to now, and year in advance, at $500
a year. Won can have free one of the
Koets official copyrighted maps of Lin
,oln county. Send in your money now,
IS the supply is limited.
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.dy. For sale by T. NJ. Starrh and
iealers everywhere.
purdum & Purdum were successful o
n filling their $50 ton ice house before
warmer weather interfered In this I
onnection they state that an ice plant d
ere costing fifteen thousand dollars J
you'd undoubtedly prove a good invest r.
lent as they could have shipped out r
.e by the car load last season had 4
upply been on hand. v
w. C. Milhgan, in charge Of con- :
truction work for the North Side pro-
sct. has been busy this week hustling re-
lppies for. and transferring four ears
materials to the construction camp q
Ieven miles east of Jerome and twenty al
tiles southeast of Shoshone where two =
lndred men are at work on the canal
hey have six miles of rock to cut u
trough but when the spring opens s.
icy expect to put on some ten or
velve hundred more men.
The land Office work Of the Twin pi
ais North Side irrigation project seems 90
bee centered at jerome where new -
mers are arriving by nearly every
age and investing in one or more forty ~,
ne tracts while the supply lasts.
and lockers from the west usually -
me to Shoshonc and take the stage
r Jerome while those from the east 1
equently take the Twin Falls line
ON Minidoka and stage it over to ID
rome. These steady purchases will n
ON reduce the available supply and
~ corners will need to purchase of
rmer claimants at a materially adj Al
need price. III