Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-08-23
BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS

l'VDblDE on saturday
Thomas Tage Of Ketchum was
visiting in shoshone yesterday.
Clinton Spencer Of Rupert was
a shoshone visitor yesterday.
Hannah Davis and Irene Donoyen
returned home Wednesday evening
from several days outing at Ket-
chum.
Until October lst. a fine painting,
framed, will be given with each
$1,000 cash purchase at Shoshone
Hardware. Aug 23tf.
/ Sheriff John Harte Of Blaine
County came down from HALEY on
official business in Shoshone on
Wednesday.
Mrs. W. b. Vredenburg returned
Wednesday night after several days
visiting with relatives near Hager-
man Valley.
VIII Darrah has taken a contract
for stone masonry at Hazellon
which will take him from home
for several weeks.
Mrs. Mary Issac has returned
from Ketchum where she spent the
last sey eral weeks with the family
of Mrs. Y. 0. Johnson.
Warren II Barnes, the wellknown
civil engineer, residing at Twin Fall
was in Shoshone Tuesday making
final proof upon his desert land in
the Glover Greek Valley.
Arland Wilkins Of Bliss, together
with his father and mother, John
T. Wilkins and Mrs. Wilkins, were
in Shoshone on Wednesday attend
ing to some land matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Keefer and son,
Norvel, together with other friends
from Salt Lake City, have been
spending the last week on tour
of the Yellowstone National Park
in their automobile.
Wilmington & Millsaps ON Tues
day got a fine carload Of water
melons from King Hill which have
been distributed among the local !
dealers, so that this popular fruit
is offered for sale in all the
stores.
Rev. C. E. Holman and wife and
youngest daughter are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs John Holman. Mr..
Holman was formerly pastor OF the
Methodist Church at this place. but
now has charge of the church at
Vale, Oregon.
I. Platt Williams spent cO.rie
# days al POcaiellc the first Of the
week looking after the drug store
which he and Don Burnside are j
setting up in that place. Within /
/ short time he expects to remove I
permanently to Pocatello. :
E. R. Evans of Gooding. a con-
ractor and one of the candidates ,
or representative for the legisla-
ure from this county on the Re-
publican ticket, was in Shoshone :
asst Saturday On business and max p
ne lhc acquaintance of the poo j
lie.
Fred C. Bush is arranging to {
cave the service Of the Kuhns in
his part of the country to accept f
responsible position with a rail- :
DAD at Birmingham, Ala. He will :
axe their little daughter with him, :
lrs. Bush having decided to remain +
q Idaho for her health for month 4
r two.
Mrs. Charles Lumb is a patient q
t the Dill Hospital. where on Tues o
ay she submitted to a delicate
lrgical operation. Or. Dill, the r,
urgeon in charge, was assisted by II
rs. Springer of Boise and Plume n
f Parma. The patient is reported j,
: having recovered from the shock r
nd since has been well started on a,
he road to recovery. q
The new transmission line be e
yeen Shoshone Falls and the Sugar ia
oaf pumping line was cut IN on al
lnday last and the camp IS now al
owing eight miles south Of Sho- pl
lone to build the link that will Ell
inject the county seat with the &c
reat Shoshone system. The OF
upper wire necessary for the line 10
as received at Shoshone last week. tn
Y. J. Smith. Police Judge of Twin
his. together with his wife and Tn