Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-23
CENTRAL SCHOOL FOR HAGERMAN
Valley City is Putting on Airs, Real
Estate Continues to Move
Hagerman schools centralized.

thing taking on the ar OF big BOOM
Mr.. M. A Muse has put in a new
barber shop. He also does frst-class
watch tinkering.
The surveyors are very busy plotting
the new townsite and getting ready
for the boom.
W. Van Iorns and wife were visitors
to Riverside Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Mont
rose, Tuesday, April 13, 1909, a baby
boy Congratulations.
w. L. Coltharp returned from Sho-
shone, Thursday.
Mr.. F. NJ Shabel representing the
LIQUID Carbonic Co. was in town Thurs
day and sold nice sIceless Soda Foun-
tain" to Iorns- -Gwin Co.
0. L. Ormesbey was Hagerman visit
or, Thursday.
Dave Durfee and Robt. Redmon were
down from Aimo, Idaho, the last of the
week. Mr. Redmon is moving his
family to Almo.
0. P. johnson left for Boise, Satur-
day.
School Supt. Mrs L. NJ. Burnside
was a Hagerman visitor Saturday,
looking after the interests of the Hager-
man schools.
A special tax of ten mills on the dol
lar was levied Saturday by both dis
@icts No. SO and Z.
The Orchard Investment Co. have
established their Office in the F. J.
Vader house on Main street,
The new Hagerman livery building,
two stories high and so feet wide by 70
feet long, is being started and will be
completed as soon as possible.
L. M. Heritage has just completed
the erection of his bachors quarters
south of town which reminds one of
the big white elephant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Owsby of Wendell
have moved back to Hagerman and
will make their home here.
George Martin came over from Bliss
Tuesday after three weeks sojourn.
Several from Twin Falls were look
ing at different ranches in the Hager-
man Valley Tuesday with the intentions
Of buying.
Fritz Frostenson of Clear Lake was
a Hagerman visitor Saturday.
Ed Conroy of Bliss was visiting with
friends in Hagerman Tuesday.
For Fire Insurance in a good reliable
company go to Ray Gwin at post office
1t was with glad hearts that the
people of the Hagerman Valley re-
ceived the news Friday that the county |
commissioners had granted the petitions !
that all the schools of the valley be
consolidated into one district at Hager-
man to be known as district No. 40. |
and with united effort they will see
very nice high school here by next year
which will be an everlasting credit to
the valley.
The ball season has opened in Hager-
man, thh team is being organized and
with some practice will be able to play
good ball with the neighboring teams.
Hagerman will have as good a ball
team this year as any of the small
towns.
Miss jamie Warwick has just received
c.-l 6 10 lot 81, Il, !
which she has on display at the Hager-
man MilIinary store.
Work has commenced on several new
buildings in the new townsite.
P. E. DuSault and Mayme Middleton I
returned from Shoshone, Friday.
w. H. Clifford and others have just
frsshed laying their new pipe, which is
used to convey water on the high ridge
between Hagerman and the river; it is
about mile long
Jessie Schooler is visiting in Hager
man this week.
L. ]. Hayen of the Idaho nurseries
was delivering trees in the valley the {
first of the week.
Land is still changing hands in the
Hagerman valley, 1--WE wonder why,
it is because people are beginning to !
realize that we are the Palisades of +
Southern Idaho. b
Merrill Alien who has been suffering ?
for the last two years with consumption
is very low at this writing and it is !;
feared he can not last much longer. il
Harry McNealy of Boise is working y
n the office of the Orchard Investment ;
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