Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19

wednesday.
George Brown returned Wednes-
day from day or two spent in
HALEY.
Cashier Horne of the First Nat
ional Bank is at his desk again
after his recent illness.
I Mrs. Fowler, the mother of Mrs.
Paul Haddock, is here from Iowa
to remain for month or so.
,. ). Champlain Of Boise was in
Shoshone Tuesday and Wednesday
visiting with his sister. Mrs. Ar
chic Bowler.
Missionaries Stone Of Gooding was
visiting with the family of ]. B.
Christman on Monday and Tuesday
of this week.
Regular meeting of Women of
Woodcraft next Tuesday evening.
installation of officers and good
time promised.
Victor o. Johnson will take his
family to camp for the summer
near Ketchum. They go up today
and tomorrow.
Miss Florence Brennan, registrar
of ShoshOne precinct, together with
BlancheGwin drove over to the Big
Wood country on Wednesday and
registered prospective voters.
Farrell Clark has purchased from
Charles Benner the residence prop
erty in the north part of Shoshone /
in MOuntainyiew addition formerly
owned by H. A. Thayer.
Judge Walters and Paul Haddock
were the first Of local shooters to
set out for the habitation of the
sagehens above Haley, where they
were joined by a party of friends.
RayWeaver,the young man charg-
ed with the death of Lena Spears,
has elected to remain in Jail here
rather than get out on bail and
then be arrested on Federal indict-
ment that is hanging over him on ,
account of the misuse of the mails.
The short summer that has bee
complained about took on a new
life this week on Wednesday, and
he past two or three days have
been the real article of warm wealth
er, with indicated temperatures as
nigh as 90 degrees. Crops are max
ing tremendous growth.
The branch train is crowded
every morning these days with per- 1
sons going to Haley and different
points in the Wood River country
Tor business and pleasure. The
Wood River valley is one of the fin
EST places in the Rocky Mountain '
country for summer outings. J
Mr.and Mrs .Kilker, at their home
On the Dietrich tract, most eleg-
At an evening dinner last Sunday.
The fortunate guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. /. Pennell, Mrs. E. P. King,
and their families. 1t is the voice T
IF these neighbors that the Kilkers G
are unexcelled as pleasing enter g
.ainers.
il. Beckett, E. H. Mortified and
Frank Glenn made ia fishing and
hunting party to Cottonwood for
he weekend, remaining till Mon
lay night for the opening day OF 7
he sagehen season. They brought :
back the limit bag for each member |;
If the party, making the report I
hat they had splendid sport. 6
H. C. Branstetter, E. w. Yeomans
and R. G. Frame were party OF
men from Boise who made several
and filings before U. S. Commits
ioner Disney Tuesday. Mr.. Bran q
tetter is well known here, having 4
# one time been registrar of the
and office at Boise, and has held 5
,ther public positions in the state. e
One of the largest parties out
n Monday was made up Of Dr..
,eller. James R. Boutwell,, S. h.
odd F. w. Chapman, Archie Bow =
or and Jere Purdam, who went to 81
he Magic Dam, intending to ex- ]
end their outing for several days &c
ishing and hunting. Walter Whlte d
nd Charles Findelson were also
fter the same game.
Charles w. Dempster the RepuD- ,,
can candidate for the office OF =
ieutenant Governor, Is making -
be- rounds of Lincoln County this !,
eek. Mr.. Dempster's home town a
II - H. confh for he held vi