Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-02

Remember the baseball meeting and
be there
B. Stillwell of Twin Falls, of the
real estate firm of Stillwell Brothers,
brought his brother up the first of the
week and placed him in the Dill hospit-
al for treatment. Mr.. sStillwell return
ed to Twin Falls on the Monday morn
ing train. 1t seems that the fame of
the Dill hospital is reaching out beyond
the confines of Lincoln county, and patti
ents are coming here from places where
hospitals are already located
Rev. T. M. Patterson was in Cooling
between trains, last Tuesday, and
selected three choice lots for Baptist
church building, short distance west
of the school house. While in the town
Rev. Patterson made the acquaintance
of twenty-one Baptists, and how many
more there are in the city he had not
time to ascertain. According to
present plans building will be erected
on the lots and Baptist District Mis-
sionary will be located in Gooding to
overlook the field at that point and al
so at Wendell and Jerome.
The Continental Oil Company.o Salt
Lake City have begun the foundation
work for their ware house and storage
tanks located on an eastern extension
of Rail street and joining the Purdum &
Purdums have also begun collecting
material for their new warehouse
which will fill the gap between the oil
company's new buildings and the Pur-
dunn coal sheds. The oil buildinfs will
cover 100x50 feet and the Purdum ware
house will be 50x50 feet, making the
combined structures cover an area of
150x50 feet, and lying contiguous to the
side track
AS was anticipated when Joe Vernon,
the expert engineer, was advised to
locate here in Shoshone, the wonder
full development now gong on in Lin
coin county has made demand for his
services, as well as for the services of
other engineers located in county. The
past week j John Koets, county survey
or, has not been able to meet all of his
engagements in the country and city |
work for him was entirely out of the
question. The demands have been so
great upon Mr.. Vernon that he has been
compelled to neglect his office work,
especially the completion of his county /
maps previously undertaken. And this
is Just the beginning, and it is fortunate-
indeed that he decided to cast in his lot
here where his services were needed.
The quarantine was raised from the
residence of Mrs. Burnside the middle
of the week as there is no possible dan
ger of contagion. Only two of the in
mates. Miss Bessie Burnside and Lynn
La Munyon have had the diphtheria and
both contracted the disease away from
Shoshcne. Miss Burnside was sick in
Pocatello and did not return home till
all danger of contagion was past. Just
before her return, however, Lynn
La Munyon came down and consequently
The premises were quarantined. Platt
Williams volunteered his services to 4
care for his friend, Lynn La Munyon,
out he kept entirly free of the disease.
Mrs. Burnside has kept well through it
Ill and is to be congratulated for the
ARE she has taken in preventing the
ipread of the disease.
John Miller who was employed in NJ. !
Silva 5 meat market and was left in S
barge Of the same the last of the week {
uring the absence of Mr.. Silva, took I
s. go from the cash drawer and
umber of butchers tools last Sunday
nd struck out for some sheep camps
D the east, leaving the shop unlocked :
nd unoccupied. When Mr.. Silva re- +
armed he put Deputy Sheriff Tug on q