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

w COMMISSIONERS AT lfltIf next reg
ular meeting, asking that her,
district be established on the tract
'rbey are being bothered consider
oble by stock running at large
The school books arrived last Sat
urday and school commenced in
earnest on Monday, with Miss Min
me Yaden Of Shoshone as teacher
There will be money enough for a
'iebt or nine months term which
IS splendid beginning for a new
immunity.
Joseph Mykol and family left for
their home in South Bend Wash,
last week after complying with the
law in regard 10 proving up on their
Carey claim. II is more than like
~ that they will return here in the
near future 10 make this their per-
manenl home.
J. p. Kelly will start in shortly
making some improvements on the
ranch south Of the railroad II is
the intention Of Mr.. Kelly TO add
an addition TO the house and build
a granery and barn. He is now
engaged in getting the land in shap
for spring seeding.
C. II. Mckinney and family de
parted Sunday for their old home
in Flagstaff, Arizona, where he will
re-enicr his old position as cleo
irician. MIR. and Mrs. Mckinney
have the sympathy Of the entire
community in the trouble they
have passed through since coming
10 this place, loOsing one child from
.he ravishes of typhoid fever and
another one just recovering. II is
o be hoped that the wheel of for
une will take turn the other
way for them very soon.
J. NJ. Churchill proved up on his
20 acres adjoining town and the ex-
detrimental farm yesterday at the
Dietrich hotel. Mr.. Churchill ex-
,ects to put a lot of fruit in next
pring. This land will be very val
fable in course of time for town
addition.
Joseph Gilmore is having plans
Irawn by Contractor Jones for
leat bungalow which he will build
m his lots here in town. As Scotty
S an old bach" the good people
# Dietrich are rather puzzled to
now what he is intending TO do
With the home when completed.
The City grocery and confectiOn-
~ are handling a splendid assOrl-
ient of fresh fruits and vegetables :
nd has no trouble in finding a +
God market for them. II is the in /
milton of Mrs. Kershner to put in a
line of magazines and daily pap t
rs which will fill long felt want. c
The Simpson Morrow Lumber Go. !,
about ready to move into its fine ,
rvs office building. The building +
a credit to the town and Mr. Mel d
IN, the genial manager of the com n
any. says that they are going to t,
Yep up with the growth of the r.
wn if such thing is possible. /,
Wilbur Coleman proved up on his
rich near Dietrich in ShoshOne :.
Il Saturday and accompanied by n
rs. Coleman left for their home in =,
'dro Wooley, Wash, the same eve Y,
ng. The Promoter will accompan Il,
a.. 10 keep them posted on the I
of this thriving com in
.MilN. q,
Mr.. Richards, who recently bough CT
fine piece of land on the tract Is M
silly engaged these days building ey
house and also grubbng sage sa
ush. Mr.. Richards will remain ne
re as long as he can work to adj -
nlage before returning to his
ashington home. He will return
re in the spring and become
'ident of the tract. sv
!. f.. VanWinkle, accompanied by hu
friend. made a trip to Shoshone br
lis. Twin Falls and Twin Falls to
y last week. They were both fol
atty impressed with the south lie
e tract and predict that it will ini
y be but matter of very few
lrs until the Dietrich tract will
a second Twin Falls country.
William Jones. The we'll known al
tractor aud builder, is busily en- rel
,ed ON a house that Mr.. Leech is VI
ing erected on his ranch. MIR. sc'
les also has a contract for neat '"'
igidow which Frank Hayman, ir.
! build ON his farm. Mr.. Hay
u expects his family here from
Shinelon soon. al,
: King the reformed newspa- eat
man. who has splendid farm da,