Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08
Wise and Otherwise

Onion sets at McMah
Alpha Kinsey was in Shoshone the
fore part of the week transacting bust
ness.
Going to plant garden? Save your
money and temper by buying your seeds
from Redmon's in bulk
Deputy Sheriff Tug went to Cooling
Saturday to subpoena witnesses in the
Fred w. Jordan trial.
Lynn LaMunyon made trip to Rich
field last Saturday in the interests of
the electric light company.
If good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal attention
appeal to you, trade at the Morse Store.
E. E. Jamison with the Land Sales
department of the Idaho Irrigation
company also takes contracts for clear
ing and improving Carey Act claims,
having bought out his paItner, Mr.
Boeck.
Cod fish balls? Sounds good, don't it.
Mcmahon has the best Cod fish.
The probation officer made an official
trip to Pagari the last of the week to
investigate certain cases of truancy.
w. E. Albers departed, Wednesday
for Warsaw, Ill, to bring his wife back
to Dietrich where they will make their
home as Mr. Albers is heavily interest
ed in Carey lands on the Dietrich tract.
A nice line of Cod fish, put up in one
pound packages, twelve and a half
cents pound, at NcMahon's.
Miss Mary Davies has three weeks
more before closing the Pagari school,
making term of eight months.
w. E. Garland, one of the publishers
and now the editor in charge of the
Idaho Leader, was in the county seat
the fore part of the week being inter
ested in the Jordan case.
American poultry and rabbit fence.
Redmon Hardware Co. 6-2.
August NJ. Sandhop is one of the first
Carey Act claimants on the North Sho-
shone tract to start final proof publica-
ton.
J. Young is one of the Carey claim
ants on the Dietrich tract who is pre-
pairing to improve his claim of 80 acres
just south of Dietrich and put it in con-
dition for final proof.
Bulk garden seeds, direct from the
grower, at Redmon,s.
E. w. Sinclair of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
is a new arrival in Shoshone having
taken a position in Starrh's drug store
in the soda fountain department.
T. NJ Starrh's drug store is receiv-
ing this week a thorough overhauling.
The fixtures are receiving a new coat
of finish and some very fine decorating
is being done about the Soda Fountain
preparatory for the summer business.
A party of Idaho Irrigation officials
were in Shoshone last Friday, con-
ssting of Chas. H. Fitch, vice president
and Manager, l. w. Mcconnell, chief
engineer, and L. N. Farnum of New
York City, vice president. They had
been spending some time in Dietrich |
and were returning to Richfield, except |
Mr.. Farnum who intended to return to
New York.
Everybody will go to see One of the
l&xr HoiIn Dt-nr
club at Opera House Saturday night.
Join the crowd.
Some time ago when ]. E. holdings
started to take the train from Boise to
Shoshone he put his bird dog on the
baggage car. The baggage master
however forget to put the dog off at
this place and as a result he was car
ried on to Cheyenne. 1t was several
days before Mr.. holdings succeeded in
locating his canine and in having him
returned to Shoshone.
Base ball fans should read the SO to o. {
story on the back page of this issue. s
People are beginning to take notice
the danger to the public |
health from allowing dead animals and
other impurities to lie in the river which
furnishes water for drinking and culln
airy purposes to thousands of persons. 1;
Whoever is responsible for this condi- h
ton of affairs is guilty of misdemean-
or and if there are any more complaints
about it there will result some prosecu-
tons. There is in this issue of the u
Journal notification from Jas. H.
Wallis, State Sanitary Inspector, re- Q
garding this matter. Action is being !.
taken further up the river by parties
interested. Last Saturday j. A. Dixon l
of Pagari with mis- son patroled the !
river from Pagari to the Gooding ranch
above the Blaine country line and re- p