Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-10-04

A horse with harness on wa
n taken up in Motifs field the mornin
after.
The trial of civil cases is set .
commence on October 18th to con
tinue three days, or until disposition
is made of the cases set for hearing
Marriage licenses have been ISSUED
for Robert L. Adams and Gertrude
Handy. both of Jerome. and William
H. Clark of Jerome and Margaret Nc
Cracker of Iowa.
Trulock Wake of Albion was on,
of the visitors to our county fair He
stated that the exhibits far surpassed
any fair in Southern Idaho that il
had been his pleasure to attend.
isnow Lincoln County, many years
before there was a single white per-
son living here, so that he is well
/ quilted to judge of the progress
made in building up this country.
Hon. w. n. Shilling, Postmaster at
, Rupert, was one of the pioneers who
has been in Shoshone this week in at
tendance on the County Fair. Mr.
Shilling was in Southern Idaho, what
After a go of ten rounds Carpenter
won the decision over Day in the
boxing contest Thursday night. In
the wrestling match the night before
| Critic bested Hodgman with two
straight falls to his credit.
1t is quite evident that the Lin
coin County Fair Association chose
the best of the weather for the dis
play of Lincoln County's exhibits.
/. This of course shows far-sightedness
on the part of the managers.
Miss Georgetta Phillips of The
Journal office is to be married on
Sunday next at the Baptist Church TO
Robert Rosenberg, a business man of
Filler. The ceremony will take place
at noon, after which the couple will
depart for their new home.
Some $4,000 sacks were delivered
to the farmers here on Monday,
having been shipped from the Good
ing factory. The shipment invoiced
something over $4,000, which would
indicate that there is still money
On the North Side tract.-Jerome
Times.
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ Roberts of
Bliss were in Shoshone in attendance
upon the fair for two days Mrs |
Roberts took the first prize upon her |
hand-painted china. which she en-
tered in the Art Exhibit. 1t consist |
ed of beautiful set and was Mrs.
Roberts own work.
The Shoshone Highway District |
bonds, which were approved by our
Supreme Court have been finally ac-
cepted by the bond buyers The bonds
are now being printed and the funds
in the sum of $4,000 will presently
be available for the construction of
roads in the district.
1t is not the least enjoyable part
of county fair that the candidates
with the other blue ribbon favories
come around to show themselves
Everybody said that Haines has the
finest, clear blue eyes seen in all the
congregation, that is. among the men
folks who are running for office.
Joseph Madeline, who has been liv-
ing for more than twenty years on
one of the protected ranches in the
Snake River Canyon on what is
known as Kanoka Flat, was in town f,
or two or three days this week. Mr. K
Madeline has one of the best fruit j
in the county and was the I
irst person to make a success of =
'aising grapes in quantities
Mrs Byrne of Richfield, an elderly :
ady, and mother of Michael. Tom. =
nd Patricw Byrne, was seriously in
ured day or two ago by falling +
ead-long from a wagon in which she =
las riding. 1t is reported that she
annot live. She and the entire fam :
y are well known in ShOshone and !,
mong the oldest residents of the ;.
outhern part of the county. !,
The litigation between the Morris
oberts Company and Charles Skill Il
I'm over the hotel property at Bliss p
as settled out of Court this week 81
IT. Skillern was credited with the Z
oney he had paid on this property
nd with the improvements, and he
as charged with the rental value of
lie property. This left balance in q