Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-08-09

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DR.. Smith, the Deputy Sanitary
Inspector, was in Shoshone on
Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Gooding and Miss
Matilda Montgomery are at Ket-
chum this week.
Harley Grewell is cutting second
crop Of alfalfa on the Dietrich farm
this week and the stand is a good
one.
Thomas H. Gooding, Andy Jones
and James Jones shipped 20 car
loads of sheep from Ketchum on
Friday.
Ten men are at work surveying
along the right of way of the
proposed acknowledgement cleo
trio road.
II good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal atten-
ton appeal to you, trade at the
Morse Store.
N. E. Cornell returned recentely
from trip to Richfield and Camas
Prairie where he was doing some
engineering work.
w. t. Daughtery who formerly
had charge of the Dietrich hotel,
is now manager of the Richfield
hotel, having taken charge since
April list.
Dan Mack, an escaped prisoner
from the Elmore County Jail, was
taken off the top of No. 6 last
night by Sheriff Tug when the
train pulled into Shoshone.
Peter Andrew, prosperous
farmer of the Dietrich tract, was
a caller at the Journal office We'd
nesday, telling of the bright outlook
there for crops this year, pota-
toes especially being fine.
Rev. Willard H. Roots, of the |
Episcopal Church, and Postmaster
E. H. Miles, took the Shoshone |
Boy Scouts on a hike six miles to |
the north Tuesday, the company |
having dinner at the Roessler |
ranch and enjoying the outing to
the fullest.
The special highway district
election for Dietrich, held on Sat-
urday last, was carried by the
vote of 48 to 4. That community
will now go ahead with the modern
way of building itself up by pro-
viding good roads under the ex-
ample set by Shoshone.
A weekend outing was enjoyed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Halle Horne, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. 7. Whiteneck, Miss
Bess Burnside, Miss Alice Clark
F. w. Chapman and L. NJ. Tug,
who left town Saturday and did not
return till Monday evening. Their
stopping place was at the Cotton
woods.
Frank Ginger, who was the vic
tim in a bad accident at the coal
chutes last year, was able to re-
turn to Shoshone this week after
long months in the Salt Lake hos
pital. It was thought at first that l
nohing could save his leg from am
putation but he still has the in g
jured member, although being COM q
PEELED to use crutches.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson, sister OF
County Recorder w. F. Horne, ar
rived today from Southwestern
Iowa. This is the first time Mr..
Horne has seen her in Is years and
now that she is here, Mrs. Thomp-
son will have to visit with the fam
lily at least two months. From here "
Mrs. Thompson will go to Kamlah =
to visit with her son living there :
HALEY Times. !.
Edwin Archibald Bowler, Jr., is a
a new partner in the firm of Bow o
Ter Bros. The young member was
sntered in the firm at an early p
hour this morning, being decidedly e.
he liveliest in the partnership. He II
will do we'll if the good wishes OF W
he patrons of the house have 81
heir proper influence in his destin, II
Fhe parents have twin girls now III
i've years of age and the arrival re
# the boy is hailed as a great ad- "
Iitional blessing TO them. II
1t
Charles H. Stotts, the court re- ed
orter for Judge Walters, expects of
D remove from Shoshone at the on
L. liz q ft or Of