Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-28
BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. Totten of the Minidoka pro-
iecs was in town Monday looking
after business matters.
Mrs. w. o. Zeigler was in town
from her ranch, a short distance
north. the first Of the week
Probate Judge Fuller is attending
an old soldiers reunion at Occur d
Alene, expecting to return Monday
Mrs. L. NJ. Burnside and her
daughter, Miss Bessie, are attend
ing tho National Educational Asso-
citation.
O. L. johnson of Marley, Idaho,
vas looking after srme business in
ierests in town the latter part Of
The week.
Harlan ID. Heist, one of our local
attorneys, made a business trip TO
). Boise and returned the latter part
of last week.
Mrs. W. C. Custer and her daugh
ter, Miss Clark, deput Recorder,
are at Wells, New, intending to
return at the end of the week
Mrs. Lizzie Holman visited Rich
field friends friends over Sunday.
She was a school-mate of Mrs. Gar
lock and Miss Ava Mcmahon.
Special terms are offered on
teams for hunting and camping
parties by the Silva livery, Shoshon
parties by the Silva liver, Sho-
shone.
Walt Sutherland was up from
Gooding on Wednesday and while
here filed his own nomination for
the office of Sheriff on the Repub-
lcan ticket.
William D. Chichester of Carey
made a business trip to Shoshone
the first of the week. Mr.. Chides-
ter is a large land owner in that
part of the country.
Mrs. Homer E. Fem of Ogden is
here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gwin, for a short visit.
Mr.. Fem is chief of the grazing
division Of the forest service at
Ogden.
G. E. Harlan, executive of the
Twin Falls South Side, was in
Shoshone Thursday to confer with
D. G. Martin, the State deputy wa
ter master. Harlan came over in
an auto.
Miss Mary Davies, one of our 10
ca school teachers, who has been
teaching in Montpelier, in the n
south eastern part of the State, re-
cenely returned home to recuper-
ate for her winters work. Z
E. H. Watson, superintendent of b
the Wyoming Dry Farm Expert h
ments, has been the guest of J. S.
Welch at the Gooding Experiment ,
Station this week. S. A. Regain has .
been appointed to assume charge :;
of one branch of the work at this =
farm. =:
Saws the HALEY Times: Matt Nc a.
Fall came up today to buy some OF IL
the cattle offered for sale by Sheriff
Hart in the auction sale of prop 81
erty involved in the suit against a. is
Davis He was glad to be able to NJ
come and enjoy the delightful wea- h,
Their at this time. Of
An agreement has been filed for -
record between the United States
and William Dunn of American
Falls, by which the United States in
agrees to pay him s2,945 as liquid b.
ated damages to his II placer tn
claims or Bonanza Bar that are to si
be covered by the back water from is
the Minidoka dam. an
tie
Mortgages to cover S4OOOO OF fh
The claim of Foster Crane for grad va
ing the Hagerman Valley Rrallroad
have been filed for record at the
The mortgages were Jo
executed by the residents of that an
section against whom there was an Ia
attachment issued out the United ul'
States District Court. vi
ge
Miss Ethelyn Slater arrived from lal
salt Lake City Saturday afternoon ag
o spend week or so with her er'
rierd Lois Borden. On Sunday
he two mentioned plus Ross Bor-