Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-09-13
BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS

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A. C. Osborn Of Soldier is regis
tered at the McF'all.
II. f. Beamer and wife Of HALEY
we're in Shoshone Monday on their
way to Boise.
f. A. Pierce came up from Jer-
ONE yesterday to meet Mrs. Pierce
from Illinois.
William Terrier has moved from
the Art Hansen dwelling TO another
owned by w. NJ. Fields.
Peaches direct from the orchard
Tuesday or "Wednesday Of next
week. Millsaps & Wilmington.
Watch for that car of peaches
next week. This will be the last
chance for cheap fruit this year.
Milsaps & Wilmington.
Messrs. Fred w. Gooding, Paul
S. Haddock, Victor o. Johnson and
Frank E. Wilmington were in Boise
this week for several days.
Mrs. w. L. Reynolds and other
members Of the family have re-
turned home after long and pleas
ant visit in Southern Utah.
f. NJ. Roberts of Bliss, who is
- s.oorohorf and fha pocfpacfar Of J
that place, was visiting in our
town Wednesday afternoon.
An advertisement of interest to |
farmers is published by ex-Gov-
ernor Frank r. Gooding for the
sale of sheep to be paid for in the /
increase.
Thirty or forty prune pickers are
wanted at the Wheeler ranch, Sho-
shone. Good wages. Prunes for
sale on trees at cent and a half.
Bring boxes.
WANTED-Twenty good men in
the camp of the Telephone Com
pany, working west from Shoshone.
Wages, $3.50; with board, 1915.
Apply at McFall Hotel. sept.i3.
Mrs. Dan Sullivan of Twin Falls
is visiting with her aunt Mrs. P.
H. Hughes. She came over the
first part of the week and will
leave for her home totay.
A carload of peaches for the mar
ket arrived Thursday morning from
Emmett. The owner. NJ. A. Harris,
found Shoshone's peach wants
well supplied by the local mer
chants and moved the car along.
The threshing outfit belonging I
to ]. d. Turner of Dietrich broke
down a bridge on the McFall farm ]
last Monday. The owner and Louis 5
Nelson, who were with the outfit
fell with the machinery but were
not hurt.
Roy Jensen, his two sons. Louis t
and James, William Sturgis and 5
Capt. H. phillips left Shoshone the
first of the week outfitted for the 5
Red Fish Lakes. They expect to-
be away for two weeks or longer
until they bag big lot of big game
According to changed plans for =
Colonel Roosevelt on his visit to y
this part of the State, being whisk- l.
cd from Boise to Idaho Falls by Il
special train, he passed through
too early for speech =,
about $50 in the morning, when ;,
his train went through like :
streak. u
1t is probable that the Rev. u. Il
w. Barnes will be appointed Field d
by the Conference and
will at once get busy with the p
Methodist world to raise the $4,000 IN
which is to add to the $4,000 do 10
hated by the people of Gooding for u
he institution. This will mean m
hat work on the buildings Will in
likely begin. next spring and that 81
mother year viii the institu-
ion ready for business.
II
Lincoln Chapter, order of the te
Eastern Star, which was organized oil
n Shoshone last spring, and re- CT
ieved its. charter from the Grand ne
lodge at its annual session in 81,
iooding last June, held a meet tn
ng Wednesday night at the Lodge ed
Iall for the purpose of installing
he officers under the charter. Mrs.
,eah NJ. Burnside was installed as MI
Worthy Matron, and Mrs. Frank la
'. Disney, associated Matron, and lo'