Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04
ITEMS OF INTEREST OVER THE
COUNTY

2 WITHOUT actually entering Mrs
j hillen. who was inside the house
j perceived binding flash Of fir.
exploded al the trout door
: The screen door was splintered. a.
nerv also the telephone poles in
iraai from which it Is supposed
ihr tightening was DETECTED to the
hcu-e.-Heyburn Review.
Sheriff L. n. Zug was in town
Monday Oh official business. Mr.
Zug was one Of the pioneers Of this
project and Is about as We'll known
here a. in any section Of the coun-
/ IS and hi> friends feel tnat the at
tack Of The Go0ding Herald i en-
ireiy unwarranled. At least It
will take more than mere assestiOns
Z 10 convince them that he has done
anHthing contrary to the law.-Ru-
. pert rl0neer-Record.
The Telluride Power company has
begun construction Of d wagon road
from their Maiad camp OF q point
9n The Biiss-Rupert cutoff. The
road VIII pass through the Cr0co
aud Coa6it ranches and VII. 70
o0t over the rim rock Just south Of
he Maiad. thence along the rail-
road near the Malad wagon bridge.
& Is stated this viii be the best
grade down the valley. and al no
piace viii the grade be more
fhan ten per cent IL Bagerman sun.
The Southern Idaho Telephone
Co. with headquarters in TINS city.
met with d serious loss at Ha-
german last Wednesday evening. /
They had Just installed q new tele-
phone line in that city and during
the hours that We're dark every
pole inside the city limits was cut +
down There appears to be no
secret in the matter as to who did /
The work and If Is likely that some 4
very expensive liiigstions viii fol- 1
low. II Is intimated that the fail 4
ure Of the company to buy out
the old telephone company at Ha-
german was in measure the cause
Of the action.-Gooding Leader.
\ charge OF malicious and felou-
Ious shooting was brought against
some OF the young boys Of this
vicinity this week by E. Oorringe.
who employed f. r. Dampier 10
conduct an Investigation. As near :
Is could be- learned some OF the !
BOYS were at the river on Sunday. Z
he 10th. on picnic The victim J
II the accident was standing on =
he new bridge when a stray bullet I
rom some where hit him on the &
land making a painful WOUND. ana i
he action was sought to be brough q
sainst the boys County Attorney .
was here Yesterday for d
be trial and ordered the case dis 81
Kissed without a hearing. after v
lvesiisating the evidence. Rupert q
e
a barn ana three horses. together ~
18th about s. tons Of hay. d buggy.
arneS> and implements. were to-
lily destroyed by fire last Friday
gii on the farm half a mile from
Mn. owned by F. L. Beatty, OF -
.r-e Rivers. Michigan. and occu- =
ed by William Rounds. The loss :.
estimated at about $500. The =
Iuse of the fire Is attributed 10 -
'onianeous combustion. The fire = I.
hen first sighted from town was
ought to he the Robinson-Janks =
Ickug plant ana an alarm Of fire -
as turned IL at the fire station. =
Twin Falls News.
The best crop information avail lth
le from over the country gem di,
ally Is that the hay and potato "
BPS are both short. al o.her
lps are normal at least. In parts pc
oklahoma meadows and pastures I'll.
practically failures and stock ar,
"a are already feeding their III.
rA- II J. noi stalled Just Wnai iii 1
q Is available but It Is presumed fig
L some corn had been grown ans the
Is being sacrificed before it Is Pa
X maiured to save the live
tx. Reports from Montana in
att bumper crops In that state I
ept IN the extreme eastern pOr- ioa
4 Everything indicates that fiy'
movement Of the crops Of Mon Ida
a and idaho Will be eastward ron
. year. Idaho Is blessed with Tn.
4 crops in every section. and by
and potatoes being the staples. Dan
year should be prosperous IfefS
for the farmers of the Gem and
e.-North Side News. Of