Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24


LOST February 9Th, black and
tan English setter dog, with collar
marked F.. L. Probart. Antler. n. d.
Suitable reward for return to o. J..
Borden. Dietrich. it-pd
School Will be closed today on
account Of this being Washington's
birthday, and our popular instruct
or, Miss Yaden. viii spend the day
in Shoshone visiting with relatives.
Born to Mr.. aand Mrs. Henry
Oldenburg, Sunday. February Y,
1911, an eight and one half pound
daughter. Mother and child doing
we'll under the care Of DR.. H. G..
Baugh Of Shoshone.
J. Anton John and wife arrived in
Shoshone last Monday to settle
their Carey claim south west Of
Dietrich. 1t is their intention to
make this their permanent home
if they find conditions to their
liking.
What is the matter with the
church people getting together and
having a social soon? This is
good way to get the people bet
ter acquainted and there Is no doubt
but that all would have good
time.
Miss Dorothy Cornell was in Sho-
shone Monday on a short shopping
tour.
FOR SALE: Sulky pillow and set
of heavy work harness. Address
Box 81, Dietrich. 1t
+. H. Kelly and son were in Sho-
shone Tuesday looking after some
business matters.
w. NJ. Culberson of the Smith
Pool rooms is building a neat room
in the rear Of his place of business.
The farmers are getting anxious
for spring to make its appearance
50 that they can get busy with their
crops.
Mr.. Mcdonald who has charge of
the construction work on the new
side track was a Shoshone visitor
Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Borden spent
a part of last Sundan in Shoshone
visiting with Mr.. Borden's brother. /
C. F. Borden.
s. Morgan and George Stabenow. /
.wo of the prosperous bachelors Of /
Inc Star Lake nelghborhood, We're |
business in the county
seat the last Of the week.
H. E. Cornell Of the post office
,tore is having some very neat
shelving put in his store which
adds greatly to the appearance OF
he now we'll furnished building.
Jones IS the artist who Is
the job.
The old ground hog is surely a
-ood weather prophet for after see
ne his shadow on the second of
his month he liked back to his
IOle and if the present weather
eeps up will no doubt stay there
ne full six weeks.
R. Houston who came here from
,ebraska some time ago to settle
n his farm south of town is erect
ng a substantial dwelling and max
lg other improvements. MIR. Hous {
on is here to stay as he is of the
pinion that this is the best coun-I 5
~ in the north west.
The steady cold of the present '
inter is the best thing for fruit {
: it prevents the buds from swell c
lg before the proper time. The e
reat trouble with many fruit coun t
ries is the occurrence of warm
Dells in the late fall and winter
lat cause the fruit buds to swell
, such an extent that the next cold
bell ruins them.
]. w. Basore of Raymond, Wash
Igton, was in town one day last p
eek accompanied by I. Plat Will ii
ms of the dock-Mackey Land r
)mpany on Shoshone looking over f
lie country He was so well
leased with the tract that he
lrchased an 80 acre tract south of o
wn and will return in short g
me to make his home. "
Fred Atkins, an engineer who at j
lie time was connected with the u
G hiteWhite company and had Z
large of some of the engineering Il
ork on the tract, writes from the .
T off island of Porto Rico where u
is engaged with the L. 5. r. u
cation service that he wishes many
mes that he was once more ON p;
= Dietrich tract as he considers u;
is one of the best countries in .;
, entire west. in