Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-04
Miner Masin9S.


g land board of Twin Fab WAS in town Of
d business the middle of the week.
= Robt. NJ Kellogg, treasurer of ths
Southern Idaho Land & Mercantile
!, company and eastern representative,
arrived in Miner, Thursday to look
over the country. Mr.. Kellogg is an
Alderman in Elizabeth N. j. which has
population of 10000 and is looking
into the possibility Of living in the west.
Mr.. Kellogg says that Miner has a
fine future and should make one of the
largest and best towns in southern
Idaho in few years.
Dudly L. Brown took the morning
train for Twin Falls Thursday.
J. C. Porterfield arrived in town the
first part of the week to spend a few
days with his family on his ranch on
the first segregation.
R. S. Fessenden made a business
trip to Twin Falls the first part of tie
week
Miss Grace Ralston spent several days
in Boise returning to Miner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Cooper arrived
in town Thursday to make final proof
on bis land on the first segregation.
A number of people took trip to
Dry creek lake the last of the week and
returned with a nice string of trout and
white fish.
The Miner orchestra was delightfully."-
entertained Thursday night at the home
of Mrs. Dawson. After several selec-
tions, dainty refreshments were served
and all report having had very enjoy
able evening.
Perry Coburn is out again after
serious illness.
Messrs Perry Coburn, Ralph Sherrer,
Miss Mary and Lena Coburn attended
the dance in Oakley, Friday night.
VIM. Stark took business trip over
the tract the last of the week in the
interest of the North Side company
Ivan Bennett returned Wednesday
from trip to Gooding
"Duke" Geery has entered his name
in challenging Tom Longboat and
Johnnie Hays for marathon race
around the Miner base ball diamond.
AT present his record stands for one
revolution as 1hr. 39m. 2 3-5.
sec.
Mrs. w. G. Smith is visiting friends
in town.
j. H. Heyer of Twin Falls drove his
new Overland" car into town Thurs
lay.
Misses Inez and Ruby Basom of Ru-
pert are spending. few days in town
7isiting.
DR.. G. d. Weaver was professional
1isitor in town, Tuesday.
Amsbry Brook formerly of HOLSTER
topped off last Tuesday on his way to
California. Mr.. Brook hardly knew
he town on account of the rapid devel-
pment since he left few months
go.
c. R. Larimer and Charlie Malin were
usiness visitors in Jerome, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Jones of
1urtaugh spent Friday with their
aughter, Mrs R. A. Hansen of the
ompany house.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Plowman and
hildren of Hepburn are visiting Mr..
lrs. ]. M. Grimm on their ranch on the
Timer segregation.
Saturday evening on the 8:07 train
lie base ball team accompanied by a
sw rooters. left for Rupert. The Ru-
ert manager met the team at the
iation and escorted them to the dance
all. The dance was well attended and
7eryone well pleased. Sunday after
BON the game was called and Rupert
on by the score of IL to l. Line up;
'eaver 3b and p, R. Parks IS, Mclean
}, 2. Howard capt. and 3b, Cockburn
!, G. Parks If, Belmont rf, Brown c,
ellenbeck Id. Miner: Haynes rf,
cCissick c, Spidel 2b, Dunn ID.
vinger 3b, Reed IS, Shaefer CT, Toyle
Dixonp, Rupert. Score by innings
liner 000000010-1, Rupert 30250O010-11
onday morning the team returned
Miner and played Murtaugh in the
ternoon. Miner won by the score
Is to13 in losely played game
While large crowd were at the
verside Inn Monday night listening
a few selections by the Miner
chestra, the fire bell rang and every
e turned out in quick order. A smallA
ilding caught fire in the rear of
,erlbeays livery and if it wasn't Fer
e quick action of the fire department
might have caused much damage
eat credit is due Chief Cock urn and
men. Less than threa r,;n.,tes 49,