Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-15


{ N. A. Weaver is spending fortuigl
! at Hot Lake.
! Mrs. Kidwell has recently recovere,
! from an attack Of nervous prostration
Frank r. Disney, Mat McFall an,
+ Ralph T. Bickeil made Goodng triI
{ the fore part Of the week.
Farm implements Mitchell and win
ona farm wagons. Head quarters fol
lumber and hardware.
c. F. BORDEN
Cows any kind of cows, butter, -
cream, milk. barrel Of milk, butter
milk and chicken, all for sale at Mil
saps dairy. Jan s-2t
Quite crowd Of Shoshone people are
in attendance at the National Wool
growers association at Pocatello, this
week. Among them are: Tom Gooding,
A. J Newman, Geo. Anderson. F. l..
Wilmington, G. J. Isle, Ralph r.
Bickeli
Prosecuting Attorney Disney and
Sheriff Jones have been busy the past
fortnight raking in the gamblers and
bootleggers and as result about $1,000
have been paid into the county treas
ury in the form of fines since the first
of January.
w. d. Vredenburgh started, We'd
nesday morning. for Salt Lake City on
a business mission and he was ac-
companied by Miss Della Yaden who
went to consult an oculist about her
eyes. She was compelled to close her
school at Hagerman and take treat
ment for them without delay.
h. D. Smith, of the Shoshone Land
Co., returned Monday night from his
former Montana home where he spent
several weeks visiting. The thermom-
eter dropped to Is degrees below while
ne was there and five or ten degrees
over since coming away. He has seen
{ down to So below during his residence :
here.
A Ray Wallace and Minis Corrinne (,
Todd were married last evening at the !
of Mr.. Daniels, and left ;,
n the evening train for Gooding, !,
heir future home. Rev. Holman per-
ormed the ceremony. Mr.. Wallace is
he manager of the Weeter Lumber :
o., at Gooding and Miss Todd that !,
'as, is lady well and favorably :
pown to the people Of this city. 2
Chaplain White win preach at the \,
aptist church next Sunday at II: a. m. n
nd 1880 pm. The revival will pro- NJ
ably close Sunday night, he will go to y
agerman for one week thence to Pay a
tie. This has proved to be one of the NJ
'eatest revival meetings in the history a.
the Baptist church. The old church m
IS been revolutioned and is now prac- he
,ally new church, she will move for 20
ard as never before. ~,
John Koets returned the first Of the
eek from the Hagerman valley where = 81
had been doing some surveying for a
ivate parties and while out in that a
antry he inspected the lower Malad &
dge which is completed and will be 3
idy for public use in about two W seks g
that time is required to fully harden b
: cement piers. MIR. Koets seemed
II pleased with the bridge, it being a
e structure and has span of rs feet. 4
hrs. W. +. Dubes departed yester- a
Z for Galveston, Texas, to spend the
tier and perhaps the spring in a
der climate and lower elevation
rlor and Mrs Dubes formerly lived
southern Texas for a number of years
she goes among friends and ac-
intances where flowers are in bloom
Strawberries are on the market
81 from the vines. Her hosts of
nds here wish her speedy re-
cry of health and pleasant journey.
is not often that the work at the
nd house is so very strenuous but
N the new freight train service was
in the first of the year between
atello and Nampa with Shoshone as
vision station the work piled up at
farming rate and F. E. Crosse had
ompetent help at the time to handle
But the big Pacific engines were
ing in disabled and Mr.. Crosse kept
lem till he spent rs hours and 40
ites with out a stop for sleep only
ng hasty meals and as a result of
forts the engines were ready for
ice on schedule time.
iother official joke was perpe-
ID on Harry Anderson. An in
'sive old fellow came to town,
ing for the sheriff; he was broke
wanted bed. He hung around
courthouse, until dark. and when
y went to turn on the lights in
hall, he had to brush the man
10 reach the switch. Previous
Is. however. he had come to the
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