Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-30
MILNER ORGANIZES BALL NINE
Ball Grounds Put in Condition for
Game With Hepburn

anu lew otnerS came down ana hooded
the ball field with the fire hose. All
the necessary leveling had been done
previously, and now the filed is ready
for playing. The first game of the
season comes off on our home grounds,
May 9th, with the boys from Hepburn.
1t viii be good snappy game and
ought to attract a large crowd. A
meeting of the Miner base ball associa
tion was called and Ernest Kierstec
elected captain for the season of '09
He has the entire support of the team
and best wishes of all in town.
Work has already begun for the
foundation of very pretty little house
to be occupied by Vince Cockburn's S.
Mr.. d. C. McWaters spent few
days of the past week in Boise on bust
ness.
Dudley L. Brown went to Twin Falls
on Friday and transacted business for
the ball team.
Homer Grimm is spending a short
time travelling along the Pacific coast.
Just how soon he intends to return, we
do not know at this writing, but sin
cerely trust it will be soon.
Mr.. R. H Trail, of Jerome, is in
town on business for the state land
commissioners.
The following went to Twin Falls
Saturday to prove up on the land on the
first segregation: NJ. j. Kirkpatrick,
John T. Woodcock, C. o. Roice Jr., Ned
Bolles, J. NJ. Wardell, Geo. H. Baker,
Mack 7. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs Grow intend to leave
for Portland, on the first of May.
Mr. Clyde kirkpatrick, we are very
sorry to hear is confined in the Gooding
hospital on account of nervous trouble.
Mclean is spending few days in the
Hagerman country on business for the
Twin Falls North Side land and Water
Co.
Mr.. Sellick was in town a few days
ago. He reports that he has more
stock now than previously, owing to
his mare having fine colt. And twin
lambs arrived the other day.
S. S. Brooks was seen in town the
other day.
Percy Davis went over to Jerome,
and spent few days in Wendell. 1t
was purely business trip.
A. Hartley and Carl Dudley were
in Twin Falls on Saturday, as witnes-
ses for the proving up of NJ. 7. Miller.
j. A. Waters proved up before Judge
Trail and left for Boise.
Mrs. Geo. Weldon expects to leave
for Butte, Mont, in a short time on a
visit.
Nicholson Paulsen purchased some
fence posts for his ranch near Hillsdale.
Mrs. Tillman left the other day for
Boise. She will spend short time
with her husband and return to Miner
soon.
Dudley Brown and Tracy Howard I
drove out to E. E. Sprague's ranch on
Hazel Kirkpatrick and her father
were in town from their ranch two
miles from town on Tuesday.
VIM. Stark took the noon train for
Twin Falls yesterday. He goes over
the entire tract on business for the
North Side Land & Water Co.
L. w. Howard received commission
as Deputy Fish and Game Warden, and
he is busiIy occupied with his new
duties.
L. ]. Hartford is proving up on his
farm on the first segregation. He
moved out Monday with load of lumber
and supplies.
Arrivals at Riverside Inn. R. w.
Faris, Boise; W. D. Buckena, Boise;
E. R. Sherman. Buhl; C. A. McMarter,
Twin Falls; E. F. Newberry, Kimber-
ey; Phil. Eamnerson, st. Louis; R. 0.
Thompson, st. Louis; F. w. Pulford,
Salt Lake; E. D. Shurteff, Twin Falls;
\. J. Newman, Shoshone; II. Trail,
Jerome; c. B. Rupert, Jerome; P. L.
'aulson, Hillsdale; w. B. Napton,
Mrs. Miles d. Parrish, Salt
AXE; T. A. Waters, Hiilsdale; j. S '
icMicheal, Pittsburg; R. ]. Dunan- J
aden, Salt Lake; H. w. Findley, San G
Francisco; S. T. Devant, Salt Lake; t
!. P Heawells, Oakley; Louis C. Proc c
ster Burley; Geo. w. Proebstel, P
gestone, Ore; A. J. Proebstel, Westone, e
re; F. Proebstel, Burley; ]. Duncan, v
urley; A. r. Townsend, Ithaca, N. Y; S
E. LaFountain, Seattle, Wash; j J. g
ddy, Pittsburg, Penna; E. G. Williams, G
alt Lake; r. H. Beckness, Goshen, 81
I'd; H. B. Maxwell, Boise. o.
Miner, April 2S. la