Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-05-28
Local and Otherwise

water and electric lights.
Jas. R. Boutwell, has the Decoration
Day grafton to deliver.
T. M. Starrh moved into his cottage
bungalow the fore part of the week.
Straw hats, straw hats, at
Shoshones leading store.
1t now looks as though John Witty
will have an open field for the Shoshone
post office.
The cruising men of the Haddock
Land Co. are completing their inspection
of the Dietrich tract.
Registration for the Dietrich open
ing begins next Tuesday, June /, and
the opera hall will be used for the pur-
pose.
Mrs. l.. w. Walker was prevailed
upon to take charge of the music for
Memorial and Decoration days, and no
better selection could have been made.
Joe Vernon was surveying the fore
part of the week for John Hunter and
DR.. w. H. Baugh in the neighborhood
of Tunupa where the doctor owns a
desert claim.
Mrs. Isaacs has had a storehouse
built on her lots located on the north
slope of the Knob Hill addition in which
she will move her household goods as
she intends to visit her sister at Orch
ard this summer.
Ben Darrah recently purchased the
old Newman residence ON east Logan
street for consideration of $500. 1t
is presumed that Mr. Darrah will use
the new purchase to supplement his
own place where he feels the need of
more room.
Henry Reinemer is working the in
mates of the county bastille on the
streets of the city again this week and
they are cleaning them up in a manner
to justify the scheme. There is nothing
slow to Shoshone in these days of pre-
paration for the big opening.
S. E. Todd will move into the resi-
hence on the corner of Lafayette and
Shoshone streets, just vacated by
I. M. Starrh the first of the week.
This is the property Mr.. Todd bought
If Frank Aillsaps some time last
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Champlain arrived
rom Boise the last of the week and
Mrs. Champlain remains here till after
he opening. Mr.. Champlain was
allied back to the Boise office of the
land Sales Department of the Idaho
irrigation company, but the Chances
re that he will be here for the opening
nd probably for the registration which
egins the LIST of June.
Prof. Chas. E. Cave at the head of !,
he German department of the Albion
tate Normal, was in Shoshone, yester-
ay and a welcome caller at the Journal
ffice Prof. Cave is enthusiastic over II
he future of the Institution with which
e is connected especially since the a
list legisla ture made an appropriation
f S120, 900 for its maintenapce and O
pbuilding.
Straw hats, straw hats, at a
hoshone's leading store. :
Judge M. O. Aubolee of Hagerman :,
as called again to the county seat the !;
rst of the week to complete and per- :,
,ct certain legal documents affecting
lie title to real estate. The Judge
.ems to be fitted by experience and l.
-actice as an examiner and perfecter m
titles and the chances are that he III
i'll be called on to act in such cases Ct
it'll increasing frequency in the inn
ediate future. @
A fishing party was made up in Sho-
one last Friday that took the evening
ain for Bliss where they were joined ar
a numerous party from that town ne
d together they proceeded to con- tn
nient place on Snake river where a ar
uple of days were very pleasantly to
ent in fishing on Saturday and picnic
g the day following. Mrs. Pearl S. oa
rvis, Fanny and Fife Roberts. Mary tu
,ty and Edna Russell. Cy Yaden and he
% Doty, were the members of the AT
rty from Shoshone, Mrs. Jarvis act Di
: as chaperone. to
The Shoshone Land company made
e of the acreage tracts in j. F. White tul
tets north of the river last Saturday. Ell
is enterprising firm have secured the th'
vices of Gordon Smith and his in
other, c. D. Smith, to cruise the in
etrich tract. These gentlemen were MI
government engineers in charge of da,
original survey of this tract which ev'
S made early in the present seas on. COY
the supposition is that they made