Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-08-06

in the hall was a grand success and the
music was good. The ball game was
played in the morning and the Hollister
boys surely gave the Miner team
surprise with the game they put up.
Their team is scattered all over the
Salmon River tract and they seldom
get a chance to practice, but they came
up here with the intention of winning
from one of the fastest ball teams in
Southern Idaho and came mighty close
to doing it. The game started off fast
and furious and Hollister scored three
runs in the first inning on hit and
bad error This gave them fairly
good start ia the game and they held
Miner down without a score until the
fourth when the ball was started rolling
1t was an uphill fight and in the seventh
the score stood to when Miner
came to bat for the last line and with
two out Doyle singled, Kiersted came
to the bat and did the same trick ad-
vancing Doyle to third and then Parks
took the bat to win or lose the game.
He hit slow grounder between
first and second which was too slow for
the second baseman to handle and beat
it out. Doyle went home on the play
and the game ended 8 to 7 in favor of
the Dam boys. Batteries, Miner,
Weaver and Doyle, Hollisdale, Plez
Wilson and Atwell.
Fred r. Reed and John Redenback of
Jerome registered at the Riverside Inn
the first OF the week.
J. S. and F. B. Ordway of Iowa
stopped off in town Tuesday to call on
some of their old eastern friends and
look over the country.
Water Master, Geo. Rinl1er of Jerome
was in town Tuesday looking after
business.
Judge Hayes of Boise was a Miner
visitor the first of the week.
P. S. A. Bickle of Snake River was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
P. R. Kartzke of Jerome came to
town Tuesday to transact little
business.
F. H. Todden of Milwaukee, Wis,
spent the week in the Junction City
and left Sunday for Bliss where ne
will join one of the engineering crews.
w. q. Morrison of Pittsburg regis
tered at the Inn the last of the week.
F. H. Grubb is still trying his luck
with the trout below the dam but they
are not biting as well as they did
earlier in the season.
J. o. Talbot of Denver is visiting
his son on his ranch on the Miner seq
regation.
E. A. Keys of Washington D. C.
made pleasant visit in the Dam City
the latter part of the week.
R. NJ. Owen of Milwaukee, Wis,
stopped off between trains Saturday to
view the dam and look over the town.
F. March of Pittsburg, Pa is spend
ing a few weeks in Miner in the inter
ests of the Kuhn propositions.
J. E. Bower and wife of Brincho, I
Ida, were in town Saturday looking
after their many interests here.
W. C. Thompson, the photographer
of Shoshone was in town for few days
the last of the week and took many
pictures. Mr. Thompson,
Manager F. R. Gellengeck and F. P.
Mari drove to Oakley Sunday after
noon in the company auto.
R. S. Fessenden returned from a
cruise of the Raft River Country Sun
lay and says that country can't be
peat.
w. S. Rause, agent for the Sweet
Candy Co., of Salt Lake, was in town
Monday. Rause just returned to work
lfter his honeymoon and you wouldn't
lnow him.
]. w. Eastin, the hustling reporter
# the Bull Pioneer, was a Miner
-isitor Monday Mr. Eastin likes the
ooks of our town and says the only
hing missing is good newspaper.
L. A. Nelson and wife accompanied !
y Misses Nora and Jesse Dummer of
oakley were sightseeing in Miner
londay.
Lou J. Doyle of Albion is back in +
liner again drafting in the office of !
!. w. Howard & Co. :
The swimming in the bay above the I
am Is very popular these warm days c
nd we have the only town on the tract
lat can boast of this pleasure.
L. W. Howard made trip to Rupert o
nd Twin Falls the last of the week on n
tate Land Board business. c
Bill Stark returned Sunday from an n
Stended trip over the North Side tract. il
Eaorera Carter of Oakley is in town 4