Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-26
BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS

on "Wednesday.
Merit Weaver ana family are on q
camping trip with Gus petzoldi
and family Of Haley as far as Stan
ton Crossing.
Mr.. Thomason, father Of Mrs
George H. Anderson, spent Monday
and Tuesday in town visiting with
his daughter.
Raymond 5. Hite of Diamond,
Washington. is a new settler who
has come to Shoshone to locate a
piece of land near Kimama.
Joe Vernon went to Wendell Sat
urday and drove from there to Clear
Lake where he did some surveying
and returned Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Craig of
~ Ceour d Alene are here to spend
the month of August and to prove
up on their land near Shoshone.
Mrs. w. ID. Vredenburgh return
ed Saturday from the Hagerman
country where she had been spend
ing the past week visiting her sis
ter
Lynn LaMunyon returned Tuesday
from a stay of several months in
Denver. He was pleased to return
home and expects to remain for
some time.
Miss Annie Burns, the English
teacher who taught in our schools
the past year was in town Satur-
day last between trains on her
way TO GoOding.
Frank Evans, formerly manager
of the Iowa Lumber Co. of this
place, has left with his family for
American Falls where they will
reside in the future.
Mrs. Judge Nudge, of Butte, Mon
tana, sister Of Mrs. David L. |
Hughes, who has been visiting here
with her sister for several weeks,
left Monday for her Montana home. |
Mrs. C. E. Caches of Mt. Vernon,
Washington, arrived in Shoshone |
Wednesday morning and went out |
to the ranch of her son George, /
where she will visit for several
weeks.
The family Of conductor Murdoch
of the Oregon Short Line have
moved to Minidoka for the summer
Mr.. Murdoch runs one of the pas
senger trains between Minidoka
and Bull.
DR.. w. F. Smith of Wendell, one
of the representatives from Lin
coin County in the last legislature,
and now chief deputy inspector,
was in Shoshone the first of the
week on official business.
E. M. Walker, deputy assessor,
returnedW ednesday afternoon from
Hailey,where he had been engaged
for several days looking up the re-
cords in connection with land To-
Gated on the Minidoka project.
ShOshone was well represented at
the Farmers Dav celebration at
Gooding last Saturday. Forty or
fifty persons, both men and women d,
went down on the train in the :
afternoon and spent the day with :
their Gooding neighbors.
Rev. Mr.. Mcleod and Ross Borden 7
are spending the week at Dietrich
assisting in the rebuilding of the ne'
dwelling for Otto E. Borden, who's, :
home was destroyed with all its COZ
tents two weeks ago. The building h
will be 22x24 with concrete base n
ment.
Mrs. Victor o. Johnson went to I,
Ketchum last Saturday, where she =
expects to remain during the hot y
months. 1t is believed thai :,
her stay there will greatly improve -
her health. Miss Lucinda Montgom-
cry expects to join Mrs. Johnson
little later dl
n
Ex-Governor John T. Morrison ot
If Boise, candidate for the nominal CT
ion for governor, was in Shoshone in
asst Monday night and Tuesday in A.
he interests of his candidacy. Mr.. dr
Morrison was elected governor in G
902 and served two years, being as
ucceeded by Frank R. Gooding in
9O4.
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