Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-04-17
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8 j. II. Alexander had a serious acci
q dent happen him while on the Soutl
h Side working and had with him his tive
5 boys, II and IA years old. At camp
9 after supper the boys were playing with
2 a revolver when the weapon was dis
9 charged shooting the father through the
3 leg, making a bad wound which is liable
= to lay Mr.. Alexander up for a month
: or two.
Z The Hepburn Brick company is doing
some extensive repairs and will soon
commence operations. The plant is
now under new management and ex-
poets to do good business this sum-
} mer.
Sugar beets will be raised by the
Hepburn ranchers this year. They
have signed up and contracted for over
300 acres and more signing almost
every day with the Blackfoot company.
They have on the ground the drillers
and other machinery to do the work.
The farmers are promised $425 per
ton on the cars
The Bon Ton millinery store is con-
Quoted by Miss Van Hire and Miss Kim
merling. Their grand opening occurred
on April 10.
The public school closes Friday of
this week and teachers and pupils will
enjoy long vacation.
School election was held last Satur-
day at the school building. Messrs.
Lee, Newlan and Read compose the
board for this year.
VIM. Brim purchased the meat mar
ket owned by E. S. Neil and moved it
to his own lots. He expects to paint
the building inside and out, making it
modern and first-class market.
j. Roberts and family of Bozeman,
Montana. have moved here and taken
charge of C. C. Newlins farm.
Miss Nancy lines called on Burley
friends this week.
The pupils of the public school had {
heir photos taken in a bunch just be-
'ore the close of school,
Mrs. lines and son were visitors to
he country today. .
Mrs. Robt. Ellis and Mrs. Pollard l.
we're calling on their mother, Mrs. Ell il
is, today. h
Rev. Oliver Porter of the Seventh =
Jay Adventists church was on our is
treets today. b
The Home Mission society of the fl
resbyterian church met yesterday at n
lie chapel. t'
Rev. Mays, son and daughter arrived Y
aturday to visit for some time. ri
Frank Williams of Omaho, Neb., has
ought Mr.. Fruits farm and is now 81
lsy putting up buildings, etc. His -.
mily will live in town until he 81 81
It's in his crop. w.
Mr.. Gusset and family left last night he
their future home in the state of wi
ashington. Mr.. lines purchased his
sidence here. ca
Mr.. and Mrs. challenger of Pocatello wv
e new arrivals here and will live on "
cir farm, two and one-half miles from hie
vn. SIN
Mr. Still is quite seriously i'll at this vel
iting. lie
y, say
The members of the L. D. S. are car
,paring for dance, to be given in per
'ir new building on Second street.
april 5, Rev. Clark of Albion spoke
large audience at the M. E. na az
rch.
laster will be observed at the M. f. wis
rch by a program by the S. S. q"
, public is invited Bac
he Rev. Perkins of Kimberly has T Tun
red with his family into our burg won
will take up his work as pastor of stan
Presbyterian church of this place esta
Burley. Preaching in the morning thei
: and at Burley in the evening. mat
ev. May does not improve as rap conN
as we would like to see him do. >
, he is feeling somewhat easier to- l nis.il
the
lie LaMott Company company played ston
two nights to crowded houses this if W,
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