Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-30

was LOOKING AFTER business matters
IN Dietrich one day last week.
The office building for n. +. Cor
nell & Company, civil engineers, is
about completed and the company
vii take possession some time this
week.
The little daughter of Il. S. Lew
is came up from Shoshoue last Sat
urday to accompany her father
home to spend Sunday with the
family.
William Jones. the contractor, was
m Shoshone last Friday, appearing
before the state land boards repre-
sentative as "A witness for some par
ties who were proving up.
Peter Andrew has begun harvest
ing his oats and wheat. He has
splendid stand of grain which has
matured since the first day of July.
He also has some fine potatoes.
W. f.. Albcrs returned to his
home in Warsaw, ILL.,, last week af-
ter spending some time in tins To-
calily looking after his ranching
interests.
Charles Mensinger is new arriv
al from Caldwell who arrived here
the past week to start making final
proof on his Carey claim a short
distance from town.
l.. C. Norris, who has been here
Tor some time getting ready tol
prove up on his Carey claim, was
made happy Friday by the arrival
of Mrs. Norris from Iowa.
The railroad company is Install
ing some outfit cars on the right-of
way and fitting them up for the
residence of the section foreman I
who will reside here in the future.
The company has been engaged
for several days past building new
lateral west of the experimental
farm in order TO get water across
The railroad track in that part of
the tract
Mr. and Mrs. j. h. Hill have tax
en- up their residence in town. Mr..
Hill has taken position with the
idaho Irrigation company and will
improve his fine ranch in the mean
lime.
j. +. Garstang and f. Wootcr of
Ia, are here from their
EASTERN homes to make final proof
,n their claims. Both gentlemen {
IRE fast becoming boosters for the I
dietrich tract. d
:. T.. Ray, president of the Farm !
rs association, was trausacting bus
ness in the county seat Saturday.
Earlier in The week Mr.. Ray made
trip to Richficld on business per- y
aiming to association matters. !
viii j. Cooney made final proof
n his claim east OF town last week d
nd departed for Raymond, Wash, I
d spend the winter Mr.. Cooney 6
ill return to the tract in the early :
pring and commence farming in >
ral earnest. y"
C.. +. Borden of Shoshone, who II
as branch store here. was IN
,wn "Wednesday of last week with
couple of friends showing them =
yer the country. MIR Borden is =
ell satisfied with the business his !,
ore is doing here. "
F. c. Lynch, the genial short Line \,
gent, has fitted up apartments IN m
ne depot 50 that he Will be nearer \,
} his work. The only thing that
lacking nov is a housekeeper 30
AXE him happy for lie. So lock -
iJ girls =
p n. Stack threShcd IS bushels OF re-
turkey Red wheat TO the acre on y.
Is lO-acre field north Of town, and IL,
d grain is classed as first class m
iang. c. l.. Erickson shocked "a
IL grain in a short days work |th
eNhUrn keNicW. al
D. ". Thomas, representing the
amy side Nursery company Of III
mn, side. Wash. was IN town on IN
llurdaN last and made several on
.od sales of trees Ia the farmers "
his locality The Promoter Is ht
cased to see the settlers buying pa
Al fruit aud shade trees for their th
aces as The fruit trees viii soon mi
paving proposition and the wi
aoc trees Win also add greatly to ON
q value OF their farms, =