Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-05
OF Local Interest.

able to be dressed, yesterday.
AS an indication of increasing through
travel, passenger No 5, yesterday, was
composed of two sections with total
of Is coaches.
Mrs. L. M. Burnside was called to
Pocatello, Wednesday evening, by the
sickness Of her daughter, Bessie, who
is attending the academy there.
w. S. Collins, chief engineer for the
North Gooding and Dietrich segrega-
tons has "a men on his pay roll about
equally divided between the two segre-
cations.
Dr. w. e. Dubes moved to Raymond
vile, Texas, starting last Friday He
was extremely reluctant to leave Idaho
and did SO only because Of his wife's
health.
The ladies of the Baptist Missionary
circle were entertained by Mrs. Wade
Swope, Thursday afternoon. Dainty
refreshments were served to a full at
tendance of the circle ladies. A time
of profitable entertainment was enjoyed
by ALL
Max Coles started Tuesday morn
ing for Nyssa, Oregon, where he ex-
poets to be engaged on a big engin-
eering job that is to last several
years He viii be at home OCCASION
ally. but expects to put in all his
working time in Nyssa.
Deputy Sheriff lug, acting on a
wire from Bliss, picked up man who
was accused of stealing a gun as he
jumped from the western train last
Tuesday and attempted to find conceal 1
ment among the freight cars. Shoshone
is hard place for criminals.
A corps Of government engineers
consisting of Chief Gordon c. Smith
and six assistants established camp the
first of the week about four miles east
of Shoshone segregation, the necessary
time for completing the same being
about six weeks.
Mrs. Fred W. Cooling returned, Sun
day evening, from her trip to Colorodo
Springs where she visited her sister, |
Mrs. G. B. Novinger, and later accom-
panied Mr. Gooding to Chicago Mr.. |
Gooding was detained in Chicago long |
er than was anticipated and Mrs. Good
ing came on in advance.
Who will be the first to start the build
ing boom in Shoshone this season? OF.
Brennan made the first start last year
for business houses and he and the
Keefers were the first to begin cement
sidewalks. AS for residences, the win
ter has not stopped them and new ones
will go up all summer But who makes
the start on a business block?
An impromptu dance was held in the
opera house, Tuesday evening, by Witty
and Crabtree, that was largely attended.
Music was furnished by the Pocatello
orchestra of five pieces. Everyone en-
joyed the evening to the limit, and the
sponsors received congratulations for
their enterprise and tact of manage
ment.
During the last half of February there
were fled for record in the Office of
Harry w. Anderson county recorder a
total of 1872 instruments. The rush of
new work has been so great that since
last Friday two extra hands have been
employed, Don Burnside and VIII Gus
ter, and it may be sometime yet before
their services can be dispensed with.
The peoples Baptist church regular
services next Sunday at II a. m. and
80 p. M Sunday school at noon
Young Peoples society at 6:45 p. m.
Subject of the morning sermon, THE
wings of dove, or David moved out. =
Evening sermon, ''Jesus last, or What
have you loaded Up with" The glad
hand and a warm welcome to all.
Beginning with Feb. 20, Mrs. Burn 9
side inaugurated a series of monthly
teachers meetings on the Minidoka
tract. The first meeting, held at Rup-
ert, was largely attended and was pro-
ductive of much food to the cause of /;
Similar meetings are to be
held in other parts of the county, the ;
one at Hagerman being called for to- T
r
The annual roll cali was observed at d
the Baptist church last Monday even D
ing Rev. Collup, of Caldwell, and Rev. f
w. H. Bowler gave very timely and en-
addresses. The pastor Rev. t,
T. M Patterson preceded and spoke o
briefly of the work of the church dur d
ing the past year. He showed that up b
wards of so members, mostly by bapt Il
ism had been received into the church. b
Every department of the church work e
is in splendid condition and the pros
,acts for the fI-t11re is very bright Re- .