Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-08-30
BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS

Frank T. Disney was called to
Gooding on Wednesday,
Camping outfits the best at
SILVA'S Livery Barn, Shoshone
Vote for NJ. o. Aubolee for the
next Prosecuting Attorney for Lin
coin County.
Rev. Father Boorgaers has re-
turned to Belgium for a visit of
month or longer.
George Anderson came home from
Chicago where he had been with
train load of sheep.
Mrs. w. l.. Reynolds is visiting
in southern Utah with her mother,
who is an octOgenarian.
T. 6. Wilson, prominent farmer
and -sheepman of Hillsdale. was
visitor in town on Saturday.
NJ. o. AuboIee went to Hagerman
Saturday to look, after his eanch
and returned Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Heist, the mother of Har-
land D. Heist, who has been visit
ing him during the summer left
this morning for her home in
Aurora, Nebraska.
Jere Martin, the Jerome lawyer,
was at the Courthouse on Wednes-
day on professional business, driv-
ing up from the North side metrop-
oils.
Miss Hannah Davies will leave
tomorrow for Cambridge, Idaho,
where she has position as teacher
in the public schools for the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Hess of Val
praise, Ind, are at the Shoshone
hotel. Mr.. Hess, who is high
school teacher. is looking for a 10
cation.
C. r. Wheeler has resigned his
position as pumper for the Short
Line and the Company has sent a
new engineer from POcatello to
take his place.
Grain is being threshed on the |
North Side tract, between ShoshOne |
and Jerome, and considerable of
it is being hauled into ShOshone
and marketed here
Misses Laura Gwin and Josephine
Parry have returned from several
weeks vacation spent in Califor-
MIA and other places on the coast.
They will both teach the coming
year in our public schools.
A marriage license was issued
Monday Ior Joseph Z. Burge OF
Boise and Miss Anna l.. Curran Of
Hagerman. The bride is a daugh-
ter of former Commissioner John
CuTran. John NJ. Gooding accom-
panied the couple in making the
application for the license.
Joseph w. Wheeler reports the
enormous yield of 90 bushels OF ]
barley per acre. The crop grew ,
this year down on his Minidoka
place. There are nine acres Of the
patch. The owner is satisfied that
but for the fact that the grain was {
pretty badly stubble fallen the
yield would have been an even
hundred bushels to the acre.
Frank E. Wilmington of the firm
of Wilmington & Millsaps was out =
of town the first of the week on
a business trip to Caldwell. These '
men are building up one of the i'm y
portant enterprises of Shoshone, =
that of wholesale buying and sell =
ing produce, with special refer
ence to the handling of fruits, mel q
ons and potatoes, and they make OF =
Shoshone distributing centre IN y
their business. II
Edgar Phillips and wife were at 0.
Ticuri on Sunday Oil fishing trip u
TO the Hodgman ranch. This is one
of the show places of all that
the ranch comprising full -
section of land. II has its own n n
electric plant, which furnishes the :.
light, power and heat for the own - -
er, w. A. Hodgman. who although :,
over seventy years of age, is the :,
active manager himself, and at y
this time is preparing an exhibit tor
the Lincoln County Fair. in
W. r. Craig, who has begun the 81
reclamation of nice forty north n
west of Shoshone, has returned to n,