Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-02-19


{ the north. last Monday, before L. S
I Commissioner Disney
Paul Williamson. OF Paulina. 10
va. who came out 10 look after hi,
fathers extensive interests in Good
ing. wss a Shoshone visitor Taes-
day
Mrs Garlock was in Boise the
FIRST Of the week looking after the
Local option bill and when il pass
ed the house she sent a message 10
Mr Garlock announcing the fact.
Miss Lillian Hansen is building mp
a constantly growing olientage as a
public slcnographer and the pros
poets are that her time will be fully
occupied in the near future.
A. I.azo was down from Richneld
seyereal days last week and the fore
part OF this looking after the inter
ests OF the J. G White Construction
/ Company.
The shoshone Gun Club still en-
cages in practice shoot whenever
the weather is favorable which keeps
the members IN practice till the sea-
son opens in earnest
Regular Sunday services at the
Methodist Church are. Preaching at
II a. m. and 1880 p. m SUNDAY
School at - m. Young Peoples
Meeting al 680 p, m. Prayer Meet
ing every Thursday at 1880 p. m
All are cordially invited to attend
Rev c. r. Holman. Pastor
?. r. Crosse keeps three hands be-
sides himself busy at the o. s. L.
round house where "A year ago there /
was only one With the beginning I
81 stock shipments from the branch (
line later in the season he thinks
more men will be needed and there
Is also the probability of a repair
equipment being located here, which
would employ number Of men TO
operate.
a daring thief. either in a spirit
Of brayado. or ignorance that should
not be allowed to run at large, stole
the SIS fur overcoat belonging TO
j. j. Jones, chief detective for the
Oregon Short Line system, Tuesday,
here in Shoshone. The man was
found with the coat at the McFan
House, where he had brazenly ap- ,
peared with his plumber. He was ar :
rested and taken to jail He had a
ady's gold chain, which has not yet =
been Identified
Alice r. Vempton died Feb 18th,
Of diptheria. at the home of her t
parents. AR and Mrs. August Can
Her. near Burns, after a sickness of a
lnly four days. Deceased was . /
ears of age and leaves a daughter f
lbout three years of age. She had
been living with her mother AMI d
BROTHER on their ranch near Burns :
while her father worked in the I
hops at Pocatello lnterment took I
lace in shoshone Feb. 18th g
In reporting the arrest of the as
orted robbers and crooks last week 8
ne Journal compositor gave the 3
anne of the deputy sheriff as Jug Z
{ should have been Zugg though 3
e has been Juggling so many Grimm a
Is and suspects that the mistake 4
tight have been natural Mr. Zugg q
proving to be one of the most eff q
Client officers who ever wore a star q
j this county and the county is for 3
mate indeed to have his services. 2
Judge Sullivan of HALEY recently q
turned from Washington, where he 3
eni largely to represent the people q
/ HALEY in their effort to retain =
lie L s. Land ONCE. by a personal 3
,peal. he succeeded in making
,od enough case before the depart q
ent that the Office will remain in
alley for the present. The matter &
indeed, closed so far as the pres
It evidence IS concerned. so that a
w campaign would have to be Il
AIDE by Shoshone or any other \
ace thdi dsplfcs 70 take IL away
ON HALEY.
The Masquerade Bail In the opera a
n last Friday was attended by &
'ge contingent OF the younger peo-
: OF the city and only words OF Il
aise have been heard concerning 3
The music was furnished by a
lies orchestra of HALEY Il was
sen for granted that Messrs Witty a
d Crabtree would make good on z
y undertaking. they engaged ina and
, expectations of Che people were
re than realized on This occasion.
7ut fifty couples appeared in masks
the costumes Of the ladies were
spicuous for their elegance and APP
prntencss 20 the characters repre-
ted Miss Fern Fold won the prize
costume ard Mrs H. G. Balgb for q