Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-26

Neis NJ. Johnson, postmaster at
Marley, spent Tuesday in town.
J. NJ. Churchill, the real estate
man of Dietrich was in shoshone
Tuesday.
Frank Millsaps is arranging to
hold a large sale of dairy cows
early in August.
j. Foraker, Of Wendell, Justice
Of the Peace, was in town the first
of the week looking after legal
business.
Harry McCraw Of Glover Greek
came up On the train from Bliss
Tuesday noon and spent the day
with friends.
George G. Barrett, candidate for
County Treasurer. was in ShoshOne
yesterday, making a final call on
his friends in the contest.
q. A. Smith returned last Satur-
day from a two weeks visit with
his mother in Seattle. He had not
seen his mother for thirteen years.
John F .kosanke of American Falls
a civil engineer and land locator,
was looking after business matters
in Shoshone on Monday Of this
week.
Joe Hermandes, a Spanish sheep
herder who was killed in a fight a
few days ago in the north, was
held in the Shoshone jail last win
Ter for 60 days.
Mrs. A. w. Gregor, wife of the
baggage master on the Wood river
branch, was taken to a Boise hos
pital Wednesday night. She is a /
sufferer from appendicitis.
To date the total registration for
ShOshone has been less than 600
about 90 less. Tomorrow is the last /
lay in which voters can be enrolled
'or the primaries next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton E. Dyar,
If Wendell, spent Wednesday in
own On business and visiting with
heir friends. Mr.. Dyar was one of
he frs! merchants to locate in
Wendell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hill were
n Shoshone Tuesday and Wednes-
lay to visit friends. They were re-
urning to their home in Twin
falls from a sojourn at the Guyer
prings. Mr.. Hill is the editor of
he Twin Falls Times. II
The case of Fred LEM and Fred
iisner, both charged with felo-
Jous assault at their Gooding
arms, where they had a dispute
yer water rights, has been set for
hearing before Probate Judge
uller on the third day of August.
The Board of County Commission. {
rs adjourned Tuesday until Aug Z
st Sth, having completed the work I
efOre them. As a Board of Equal (
alton theCommissioners adjourned ;
ne die on Monday, having con- {
dered a great many cases requir- c
lg assessment adjustments. 5
The Journal has been holding for
lie owner a pair of lady's shoes
,und on the road to the Peck
.hool house some time ago. The :
hoes were duly advertised. In =
lat way the owner was found to Il
2 Mrs. A. w. Tasting, who writes d
lat she will be in to recover her :
,operty just as soon as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. pennell of the
lppy vale of Star Lake delighted Y
small company of their friends p,
it'll a rest-day banquet last Sun o.
" afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. a,
ng, Mrs. J. R. Smith and son h,
lurch of Dietrich, and Mrs. E. f,
King and the children were the
ecially favored few who partook
the rich repast. E,
A decree settling the partnership So =
in the Blasingame ce
atty company of Gooding has an
en- filed in the Lincoln County
urt, by Judge Walters, where
there is a finding in favor of C. =;
Schmidt for 1925, with indivi- p
al judgment for him also against
+. Blasingame for 1912 and $40 Boz
against L. A. Bishop. an
The so-called Boston Bloomer
Is. riding in Pullmans and play DR.
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