Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-14
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ed from Boise on thursday.
Judge and Mrs. Bennett were in
snoshone on Tuesday from Good
ing.
A. /. Mcmahon made a business
trip to Rupert the first of the
week.
F. C. pierce returned Sunday
evening from a business trip to
HALEY.
George Grant spent Monday in
Boise on business and attending
The circus.
The little daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs. A. A. Brown has been very
sick this week.
Deputy United States Marshal
shad Hudgin was at the Court
house Wednesday.
\. Editor c. J. Isle of the Richfield
Recorder was a caller at the Jour
nal office on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl stanfield and
A. NJ. Jones of GOOding spent Mon
dav afternoon in Shoshone.
Mrs. c. r. Wheeler and daughter,
Miss Inez, spent Sunday visiting
with relatives at Hepburn.
AIva L. Thompson of the Good
ing Furniture company came up
from Gooding Monday noon.
S. NJ. Peterson came down from
Dietrich Monday afternoon for a
load of hardware and implements.
Landlord Skillern, who keeps a
mighty good hotel at Bliss, has
5pen a Sheshone visitor at the
Courthouse.
s. Wallace of pocatello spent a
couple of days in Shoshone the
fore part of the week visiting
the c. R. Wheelers.
Austin Richardson and wife have
been spending a few days with
Mrs. Richardson parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. L. Hughes
G. w. Kenneth. vice president of
the Ostrander Lumber Company,
came up from GOoding Tuesday on
business for the company.
Several of the members Of Lin
coin Chapter, order of the Eastern
Star. attended the annual session
Of the Grand Lodge in Gooding
Judge Aubolee returned Wednes-
day from Hagerman where he put
in some time attending to his /
ranch and other business matters. /
Mrs. Frank Millsaps and Mrs. C.
R. Wheeler Will go TO Boise Sun
day as delegates to the Second /
District Federation of Women's I
Clui,s which convenes for several
days next week.
Judge Walters was busy the first
of the week hearing several court
matters in chambers. The partic-
ular litigants were parties from
Blaine county, contesting matters
in connection with the Lost River
Irrigation project.
Cupids agent at the Courthouse
is doing all he can to promote mat
rimony by issuing licenses at what
ever times they are applied for
whether it be a legal holiday or
any other dies non that the ap- \
nlic,pfs annear
The streets have been so wet
from the repeated rains that the
sprinkling wagon has been discon-
tinued and Mr.. Pickren has gotten
out his leveler and gone over many
Of the streets and put them in
first class shape.
A. r. Ostrander and family Of ]
Tw;;-l Falls spent last Saturday in
town. They started from Twin
Falls in Mr. Ostrander's automo- ;
bile. but somewhere between the {
Shoshone falls and Jerome, IN
crossing an unbridged canal. they /
got in water so deep that the au- 5
tomibile was put out of commission {
and they were forced to abandon '
it and proceed to Jerome by wagon Z
and take the train to Shoshone. I
Or. Charles C. Smith and A. D. t
Crockett were visitors from King |
Hill Monday. DR.. Smith states that
the outlook for their country is .
very good, a number of the fruit t
raisers realizing considerable sums
of money from their Strawberries. 7
A few weeks later there will be a d
large quantity of cantaloupes and n
shipped out from King
Hill. King Hill strawberries and v
melons have already acquired g &
in many parts of the
Intermountain country. C
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