Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-07

quite number of sales during the
past week.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. !. Matson of Averell died last
Thursday of pneumonia after a
brief illness. Burial services were
performed On Friday and the little
ore was laid to rest on the farm.
The berieved parents have the
sympathy of the entire community
in this their hour of sorrow.
J. f. Hogan was registered from
poeatello Wednesday at the Die
trich hotel.
Mr.. Arnold and son of Fullerton,
Nebr., were on the tract Tuesday.
Mr.. Arnold senior has a fine eighty
south of town and was on his way
to The Salmon tract south of Twin
Falls where they will spend few
DAYS with friends, Editor Tanner
and family, and the Diers family,
VIII have land on that tract. They
" ent to Shoshone to take No. 18
Wednesday morning for Minidoka.
r. F. Hogan of Bliss was in town
Hast week.
Work has been commenced on
the new school building at Averell
and will be pushed to completion.
The Simpson Morrow Lumber Co
report the sale of a nice bill of
lumber for the Averell school
building and also for a couple of
Carey act cabins.
Mrs. F. T.. Hayman will soon leave
for her old home in Kentucky for
a few weeks visit with her people
and friends, starting from Sho-
shone.
Fremont DOOley was over from
Filler this week on a visit to his
son-in-law W. o. Hamilton and
family, returning home Tuesday af-
ternoon. This is Mr. Dooley's first
trip on this tract and he was fav-
orably impressed with our country
and believes it will develop into a
great fruit belt.
Mr.. Satory arrived with his car
OF goods from Illinois the last of
the month. We understand he will
locate on a fine piece of land near
town.
J. M. Churchill has been a not
airy public since the first of April.
Being justice of the peace and
notary public he is prepared to
attend to any business of those Of
fees that may come before him.
E. E. Jamison is an expert tele-
grapher as we'll as real estate
agent and the clicking of the keys
is music in his ears.
MIS-. Cornell, who has been quite
al for some time improving
ard will leave shortly for a few
months visit in California.
w. i. CCale is looking after the
Simpsou-Morrow lumber yard for
few Gays while Mr.. Simpson is
attending to business matters in
Gooding.
Father Eugene Boogoers held
mass here Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. SAVERS, who has been
spending some time with her par
ents MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Bate,
left fer Twin Falls where she will
join her husband Mr.. SAVERS
is local editor Of the Twin Falls
Times.
J. J. Curry was in town Tuesday ;
after irrigation supplies. He says I
he IS working four men on his ,
place and they are having all they /
can do. Mr. Curry has two mighty a
fine eighties and is getting the \
big end Of them under irrigation v
this season. He came here from S
The west and Knows the irrigation &
game. 5
Miss Gentry who came here a N
short time ago to keep house for n
her uncle Mr.. Kelly, will return to !.
BE- home in a few days. +,
Mrs. Culbertson was in the city I
and took out some sup "
plies. Mr. and Mrs. Culbertson u
earae from Pennsylvania and are o.
IN love with Idaho, having a fine d
Place here which they are getting d
lr4r fin ehona "