Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-10-21

+. held well attended meeting at tn
hotel Saturday afternoon at whicl
matters Of interest were discussed
The petition for a herd law wa
aTctaated and The farmers are gen
6 orally signing II.
:. &. Ray, one OF our most pro-
gressi,e farmers. brought to town
one day last week four 1spuds' thai
filled underground pail These
lpolatoos were planted on the 21th
day of June. We think that this is
, going some in the line of raising
! tIbers.
4 Frank Hayman. IT,, is building a
substantial residence, frame house
with a stone basement, on his land
~ section 80 near Star Lake. Frank
j. not one Of The speculative settlers
whose chief Improvement is The
I final proof He came to stay
through summers suns and win
lcr's SHOWS.
Il. l.. Hunt, who resides south Of
town, was in Shoshone last Satur-
day with five coyote hides which
h. disposed Of to a party there. II
Is the intention OF Mr.. Hunt to pur
chase a number of traps and go
after The coyotes in earnest this
winter.
Mr.. Williamson has one of the best
improved ranches on the tract and
il his intention to farm ii to the
limit next spring.
Miss Alice True made final proof
on her Carey claim last Saturday in
Shoshonc and departed the same
evening fer her home in Tacoma.
Wash. Miss True is more than sat
isfied with her experience as batch
elormaid while holding down her
claim IN Sunny southern Idaho and
Will probably return to Dietrich
next summer and spend her vaca-
ten on her ranch Her faithful
bulldog accompanied her.
j. w. Patterson of the star Lake
country has temporarily quit his
possessions down where the whisp-
cring myrtles mingle their voices
with the scream Of The avOcet, and
has betaken himself to the genial
slime of his winter residence at
West Hope, North Dakota, where !
zero weather is delightfully."- mild.
# he survives the winter he will !
'ome again and do some good work
lere when Tine sage brush blooms /
4 the springtime.
A change in the editorial and f
business management of the Good Il
ng Herald was made last week by II
which w. H. Cannon succeeded Mr.. o
'obcri w. Spangler as the editor
nd business manager. Mr.. Spang- r,
rr has joined Governor Brady on u
lis speech making tour of the ,.l
outhern counties and will be with :
i'm until the close of the campaign .,
Goodng Leader. :,
In letter from J. C.. Williamson il,
Tho left Dietrich last Thursday,
aied that he and his family were
! Boise taking in the State Fair Sc
nd that they were greatly pleased ~
18th what they saw at the State ~
apilal and that he had noticed de
tat The Idaho Irrigation Company Id
Sllibit had taken most of The first ~
'emiums at that place. They will co
! from Boise to st. Louis where
ey will make short stop and IN
ON there TO Atlanta. Ga, to be
tend the wedding of an old col wi
20 cham. They will spend the Az
inter- in Dudley, Ga. where Mr., to
llliamson will engage in the sia
of stump pullers, re- ln
lning TO Dietrich III the spring D.,
NJ. j. Murphy and Charles Patch pr,
Detroit. Michigan, We're in town Sal
e day last week in company with ma
neral Manager l. w. Mcdonnell I'm,
Il C.. Al Elmer of the land sales wiz
Dartment of the Idaho Irrigation N.
npany. The gentlemen were saw
re- taking look over the town -
] tract and both speak in highest n.r
ms of improvements that have rnr
EN- place since their last visit.
Murphy is director in the 10
no Irrigation company and also Eau
other large interests in south ron
NH.a
Idaho. Mr.. Patch is The first we
= president of the Security Trust Sho
lpany in his home city and that wee
many has floated most of The in,
dS for the Idaho Irrigation COM nra'
y. The gentlemen made a visit reio
The Magic dam and both were ne
lily pleased with the work ther nom
to see that it was practically 'SSu
lpiptpd d.