Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-10-18

Dr. w. H. Smith. Deputy state Pure
rood Inspector is in town today.
Mrs. B. NJ. Price and little daughter
returned Monday noon from Boise.
Attorney Victor 0. Johnson took the
evening train for Boise on Tuesday.
j. N. Radermacher of Clover Creek
was in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Daniel W. Gent was a shoshone visit
or from Gooding the first part Of the
week
George A. Bancroft was a shosbone
visitor from King Hill the first part Of
the week.
Charles S. szinern. proprietor Of the
Bliss Hotel at that place, was in town
Wednesday.
Arthur H. Butler and Earl A. sayre
each Of Bliss were in town the forepart
of the week.
Glenn NJ. Hiner OF Gooding was look
no ftANci ONoA4ACSS HldlltIS IN town the
latter part of last week.
John Wines. the harness man is treat
ing his store building to coat OF paint
which improves it's appearance.
Mr. and Mrs W. D. Vredenburgh re-
turned Tuesday night after spending
several days visiting with relatives in
Salt Lake.
Joseph w. Miller. formerly a resi-
dent of the State OF Washington, has
located homestead of 800 acres in the
Minidoka country.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. Newman. who was Ill for several
months has recovered and is able TO
be around again with her play mates.
K. G. Phelps, democratic candidate
for the Legislature stopped over in the
City the fore part OF the week on a
trip. His home is in Richfield.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Chapman went TO
Glover creek Tuesday 70 inspect the
death of Riley ]. Butler who was found
dead in his house a few miles North
of Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Jordan and
daughters Mrs. Malinda J. Newman and
Wayne L. Prickett, who live near
Jerome, We're business visitors in town
Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ Ormsby of Boise
were in town on Tuesday. Mrs. Ormsby
was making final proof upon her des-
ert land entry, situated near Ticeska.
in this county.
Eighteen carloads Of Texas cattle con-
stituded a consignment to the Mill
saps Wilmington Company on We'd
lesday. This is the largest shipment
ever received in Shoshone, so it is said.
Among some of the people who made
final proof on homestead entries were.
Joseph w. O'Neil who is Of the age OF
sighty-one years; Ralph Hafer, William
Albert Gibbs and Raymond Howard,
LII Of Gooding.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Ormsby Of Boise
we're in town Tuesday on land bust
less. Mr.. Ormsby is making final proof
IN a Desert Land claim located in
Gilmore County.
Mrs. Bowler Of Boise. on her way
lone from a visit with daughter at
salt Lake stopped off Tuesday for
weeks visit with her sons and daught-
rs at this place.
Manual Bragga left sometime ago for
Few York City where on october 18th
,e will take a steamer for the Azores |
Stands. This was formerly his home |
md his mother is still living there.
Chas. Skinern and R. B. Gardner, of |
Hiss appeared before u 5. Commiss- |
oner Disney this week and asked for |
n extention of time for final proof on
ir. Skillern's land claim near Bliss.
]. o. Baker. NJ. r. Owens and Fount
-rost, all of Bliss, were business visitors
, Shoshone Tuesday. They appeared
efore the County Commissioners in the
interest of the Bliss Highway Tax
district.
District Manager RlsinSs VI Liz -A
ain States Telephone Co., was local
isitor this week. He is making an
lstruction tour to better the efficiency
the service in this section of the
ountry.
Jas. Mclean, an electrical engineer
the Great Shoshone and Twin Falls
later Power Co, with headquarters at
win Falls spent several days at Sho-
zone this week, in the interests OF
IS company.
s company.
Rev. Willard H. Roots Of the Epis-
,paI Church is off for Los Angeles to
,end more than a week in attendance
ION a missionary conference OF the
rb+ district and Sunday schools OF
Q same connection. Mr.. Roots does {
II expect to return to Shoshone before
e gath.
If good merchandise, low prices, {
.ompt service and personal atten-
on appeal TO you, trade at the
orse Store. J
ISIS. eooDINe's WEDDING
WILL BE NOTABLE EVENT. I