Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19
BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS

the post Olllct.
Assessor Isenburg spent Sunday
with his family on the ranch near
Hepburn.
Mrs. w. ID. VredenbuFgh went to
Hagerman Saturday to spend
few days visiting with her sister.
Ray j. Coates, proprietor of
iewelry store in Wendell, was
Shoshone business visitor Wednes-
day.
A marriage license has been issu-
ed at the County Clerks office for
Otto H. Holman and Anna Thomp-
son. both of Jerome.
The shawl lost by Mrs. L. w.
Walker and advertised in the Jour
nal was found by Mrs. F. S. Frank
lin of Big Wood River.
Miss Agnes Holman left Tuesday
for her vacation to Vale, Oregon,
where her parents are residing. She
expects to be gone about two
weeks.
The Latter Day Saints, or Nor
mons, as they are commonly called, |
are holding Sunday School and re-
ligious services every Sunday after
noon in the Star Theater
Mrs. Thomas Huffman, and her
mother, Mrs. Sidney Kelley, of |
Gooding, came up Thursday of last
week and remained in town visit
ing with friends until Sunday noon.
f. B. Williams, proprietor of the
Perrine hotel at Twin Falls, was
in town Monday on his way home
from an outing in the Wood River
valley. He was formerly a resident
of Ketchum.
Judge Walters andn Paul S. Had
dock went to HALEY Saturday, re-
turning Tuesday evening. They
made a trip with the Sullivan
brothers into the mountains near
Haley, shooting sage hens.
The legal procedure for the for /
nation of a Dietrich highway dis ;
trict was begun with the publ
cation of the notice of election
which is to be held at that town :
on the third day of August next.
!
Mrs. Edward Walters who con- /
tracted very severe cold on the {
4th while on her way TO the Falls /
in company with several pleasure l
seekers, is now enough improved
go as to be able to speak above
a whisper =
]. W. Wheeler spent Monday and T
Tuesday in Hagerman serving 1
papers for the sheriff's office. y
Joe Vernon returned Tuesday e
from Muldoon, Blaine county, C
where he had been surveying for
several days.
The Board of County Commission a
ers adjourned Wednesday evening
and departed for their homes. \
They will re-convene next Monday a
TO hear any protests that may G
be made by persons whose assess a
ments have been raised t
A st ate license for an employment
from the County Commissioners on |
agency at Gooding was secured
Tuesday by Stilson && Blodgett. t
AZ bond of $4,000 was filed and &C {
cepted. This is the sole agency of t
the kind in Lincoln County. /
Judge Aubolee has been spending
few days in the Hagerman
country looking after business and
politics. While he is certain OF a
the nomination, having no oppo- Il
sition, he believes that he IS Ii
equally certain of the election s
IN November. s
Miss Pearl Gooding arrived home =.
from her Canadian trip through "
Eastern points last week. She re-
ports having had a most enjoyable
time while on her vacation. Miss q
Olive NJ. Nash accompanied her on y
her trip all the way across the r
United States and back to her l.
home in Iowa. n
Contractor Frank Crandall is tt
busily engaged in erecting an Il
immense barn upon the Neral al
ranch west of town. The barn Is a
30 feet long and half that width
and when completed will be one oil II
the largest and best barns in the T.
county. The first story is compoesd 7
entirely of concrete. w