Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-02-26

- 80 f'"N'N-"f'f
The wife Oft J. Fields arrived frol
the east, yesterday, and they will kee
house h the Waddell property.
Rush Haddock and his fathe
spent Sunday Ia the county seal
the former returning home the da
following
Three hundred dollars were donates
BY the people Of Shoshone toward build
sng Mrs. viii Sliger's residence whieI
is now about ready for occupancy.
g. w Stoner has purchased humber
tof ncw six or seven room dwelling e
bc erected on his lots in the southwest
part Of iowa. b, i Peak has the con
tract.
NJ. N. Mackey returned, Wednesday
evening. from a trip in the country as
sessing migratory animals He recently
flnishcd his work IN Minidoka and sew
eral minor points.
The post Office and banks and the
schools closed Monday, that being
She legal holiday commoratlng the
birth Of George Washington. Most
other people stuck 10 their work as
usual
W Van Irons, Of Ilasermau. Is In
toise this week looking after his
shances for the appointment for state
game warden Van held the Office
four years ago, under Governor Nor
fison
The weather observer az Shoshone
recorded a temperature OF degrees
above zero. Monday morning nj
seemed pretty cool after several
nishts o. last week had not produced
even freezing temperature.
Frank Mllsaps IS SIN making
shipments Of standard fowls 10 Gus
fomers IN various parts OF the coun-
try as the orders come in Tuesday
morning he sent beautiful Rhode
island Red cockerel to Mr.. Purdum
81 HALEY
Rev. G. w Barnes superintendent
Of the Boise district. Methodist
charch, was visitor In shoshone
Monday morning lie Is Interested
in building a new church in Goodine
and already has a good start for the
necessary funds and congregation.
Russell Fuller was on the sick list
Tuesday and post master Brown was
left 70 manage the once alone. which
- rather serious undertaking In
these days Of activity and push
among the growing population Of the
city
A. NJ Purdum and wife. Of HALEY.
were here the last Of the week on their
way 10 their ranch at Meridian whore ,
Mrs. Pardum may spend the summer }
while Mr. Purdum returns to Haley TO +,
manage his ice business in which he
has been engaged for the past twenty. !
Ave years. He is brother Of the Pur- +,
dums in Shoshone
Regular Sunday services at the
Methodist Church are Preaching al /,
~ a. m. and 7.3o p m. Sunday
school at ~ m. Young Peoples !
Meeting at $40 . m Prayer Meet :,
ing every Thursday at 1880 p. m. !.
All are cordially invited to attend !,
Rev. c. r. Holman. Pastor :
TAKEN UP Taken up at Lane "
ranch near Richheld. Idaho. one bay Ct
Horse about nine years old. weighs "
about 1860 pounds. branded with al
1loteh brand on left shoulder. Has m
saddle marks aud also an old wire st
'car on left hind foot This horse d
siil be sold on April 18th.
wM. Nc. sTRuNK, Richaeld +
The Dixie Qulntette has come and n
lone and left world OF pleasant in
as reminder OF their visit iol
ne colored singers are In class ST
y themselves and whether they 20 OF
. the name of Jubilee Singers. or of
he Dixie Qainsette they are practl- Fr
ally the same In the rendition OF XII
egro melodies. camp meeting songs Sa
nd musical echoes OF Dixie, they Tn
land alone unexcclled and unap- FIR
roaehable They carry an audience vii
n their feet and lead them in
h:rl OF estate delight and clean
errimen, through the whole OF the Ba
rogram The colored singers al o.,
sss meet a hearty welcome in sho- .hs
Ioue. and they cannot come too Of a
- tho
+. @. lseDberg left Harry Ander- the
o 70 manage the Auditors ofiee spi
Ithout him lass Saturday morning 10
ID struck out Zoe Jerome TO spend His
couple Of DAYS en the North Side is
act Mr. isenberg was out on the the
ten work a while aud witnessed the ans
pid and wonderful development nor
'inx on as Inc new settlers pour in the
% on hand when the water a. the