Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04
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progress ~ your kidney and blad
der trouble and heal by femoyin
z The cause. Try them. starrh Dru
: store
T. y Alkife and Roy Stout VIII
lately sold their ranches south 0
Brady siding, departed Monday eve
ming with the families for Kansa
{ City No. whore they viii max
i hsr future homes.
S. A. Washbun was out hunting
Tor short time sunday aud re-
. turned with nice bag Of birds
/, Ar. Washburp says mat along the
main canal ihe sage hens are very
tmck
( William Jones who was called to
bis former home IN Oregon some
time ago arrived in Dietrich sun
day night. Mr., Jones says that he
is more than glad to be once more
back in idaho, and that the heat
is something terrific on the coast.
p. =. Smith OF Boise was in this
part Of the country the last of the
week looking over the tract with
view Of making investments. He
was shown around by j. M.
Churchill and expressed himself
as being very well pleased with
the Dietrich tract.
ID. ID. and l.. L.Bickett were IN
Shoshone the first of the week on
a matter of business. Mr.. Beckett
and son have been busily engaged
on their farm south east of town
this summer and as consequence |
have all their land cleared but
very few acres and what they have |
in crop is looking as fine as any
on the tract. They are both well |
satisfied with the outlook for the
coming greatness of this tract.
Do not allow your kidney and
bladder trouble to develop beyond
the reach OF medicine. Take Foley
Kidney Pills. They give quick re-
suits and stop irregularities with
promptness. Starrh
Drug Store.
John Matson was in the county
seat Monday from his home in the
Averell neighborhood. Mr.. Matson
while in town paid visit to the
county commissioners who are now
n session in regard to some bridges
hat are badly needed in his neigh
He has received the as
urance that the same will be con-
tructed before threshing time as
would be impossible to get an I
utfit into that part of the country :
'ithout bridges and culverts. 8
q. Ii. Horneman and j. w. b.
alhoun were out on the formers
inch north west of town last
aturday and concluded to burn
# some of the brush. The wind
as blowing rather a stiff gale
I'd when they had finished the
b they found that most of The
'ush on the claim was burned
+. A very neat and cheap way Of
caring the land. Il
Christ Frees was in from his
nch south east of town Satur-
y brought with his some as fine
ecimens of winter wheat as
n be found in this great land of
RS. Mr.. Frees has five acres
winter wheat and forty acres of II
ring wheat that he says is look
! good and promises a fine yield.
d so it goes, every farmer has
, same story to tell of crops
king fine and big yields prom
d.
What is the matter with the
rmers' Union cooperating with G-
Commercial Club and the other M
zens and taking up the pioneer Z
y" celebration and see that the '
'bration is an assured fact. The s
moter thinks that no better F
y can be found for the people TO
together and get acquainted "a
n TO hold a meeting like this.
, columns of this paper are open I'D
my one who has any suggestions M
make on the subject. So. do not @
but let us gnow what ia
think about it.
: Il Barnes was in the county 4
Saturday on business. Mr..
mes returned the first OF the 3
Z from the Twin Falls country M
re he had been with the engi-
s who We're looking over the
Bruneau project. He is of the : :
ion that the project Will go :
ugh and that a favorable opin-
will be rendered by the engi- Ia
5 TO the financeers in the east. ~
re will not be much work done