Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-08-02

~ D. SOuuUtIl anu Wllt anu JOIll
Gooding came up from Gooding il
their auto Wednesday.
George Anderson has five acre
OF grain east of town that prom
ises to yield at least 80 bushels
without irrigation.
Miss Agnes Holman returne,
Wednesday night from spendin,
her vacation with her parents il
Vale, Oregon.
John Cullen who is employed or
the Idaho Southern railroad came
home the first of the week iC
vote at the primary.
Mrs. +. Noble and daughter Joy
departed this morning for their old
home in Nebraska. They will re-
turn early IT, Seplcil Der.
Miss Dorothy Crawford, Proba-
ton Officer, left for the east ON
Thursday mornings No. Is to
spend the month at her old home.
Marriage licenses nave been is
sued for George A. Bliss and Agnes
Reading, both of Bliss, and for
John Soloaga and Martina Ytuaste.
The Star theatre is kept clean and
cool and always inviting, while the
attractions continue up to the high
standard set for them by Manager
burlington. There are three
'hanges week in the pictures
shown.
Miss Nellie Smith, sister of Mrs. /
iilberi White, from Denver, has
,ecn visiting with old friends and |
.ceplng house for her brother-in-
aW during her sisters absence.
Hiss Smith was formerly a resident
+ this place, in fact this is her
alive town.
Cashier John Thomas, OF the
irst National Bank Of Gooding,
,as calling Oh his friends in Sho-
none "Wednesday afternoon. de
generally credited with the sue
essful management Of the county
vision fight just closed. Certainly
homas is go-getter.
Tuesday the streets were quite
ell filled with farmers from the
Iood river and surrounding coun-
y who came in to cast their bal
It's at the primary election. They
i report good crops and have
leasant air of prosperity that
lows a considerable indifference
} the results in politics.
W. H. Maunders returned home
le first OF the week from Chicago
here he had been with a train
sheep, and on Wednesday with
Is family started for the sheep
ange in the Saw Tooth forest re-
rive. The sheep camp is located
bout seventeen miles north west
Bellevue and they will remain
iere until early in the fall.
E. l.. Weaver, with Thomas H.
ooding, Jr., is making trip to
hicago, the two being in charge
shipment of the Gooding
leep. Mrs. Weaver and little Dor
Thy are leaving to spend a month
| Kansas. Mr.. Weaver will re-
i'm with his family to Shoshone
time for the opening of the
;hools, of which he is superin-
,ndent
Rev. J. N. Kendall, a Methodist
mister from Soldier, was in Sho- !
lone yesterday on his way home l
ON the Progressive Convention,
st. Anthony, which named
Oosevelt electors, Roosevelt dele
ties to Chicago, but did not nom ]
ate a State ticket, the latter
suit being largely the result of
e preachers work and abstinc-
re tactics. >
Heavy rains extended over the "
,slern half Of the county Mon u
y night followed by showers on c.
lesday evening, while Shoshone p
,eived but light showers Monday II
ening and Wednesday Heavy p
ms this time of the year are u
velty and while they are pleasant D'
not do any particular good as I'd
! irrigation bitches are full and VI
! farmers are not depending on
mall to mature their crops.
,ounty Assessor Isenberg, who pl
ne up from Hepburn and Rupert W
terday morning, reports the
lviest rainfall of the year in st
t locality on Monday, Tuesday III
"Wednesday He said uafar ~