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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-02-01
aiblsp, NOrO.1 1atOta.
II. Syauuar 1912.

II. Sanuar 1912.
9a e8 mir bic 3eit erlaubt, 10 min
t6 audi wieoer etnen tleinen 8eri6t an
Die r9ot" etnienOen; mir baben i6on
oret ooer bier @o6en ni6ts ais &dlte
uno Sturmpetter, iOoaB man faft ni6t
aus Dem Sauie oeben tann. Seute,
ben IL. Sauuar, itiirmt es lpieoer befs
tt9 uno es 1T am be ten tpenu man i'm
0auIe neben oem lparmen Sfen bletbt
uno bic r@ureta POf" lieit; i9 CLAUDE
oas tpiirOe aud Elm ieoer tbun, aber Oas
oebt ni9t INNER. Yferoe uno 8ieb
munen uu6 Oerior9t Ietn uno Oitrfen
ni6t 6un9ern, Iu9t bod oas Sprtds
mort i6Dn: GuGle ME Elm Sbier gum
S6erS oenn es fitblt nie ou ben
S6merS. gieue8 tonn i6 pon oieier
8eoeno nt6ts beri6ten, CLAUDE aber,
oaB bic 2inoer Uel6e our S9ule Qeben,
man6mal frteren milRen, beiOnoers
oieieni9en pel6e oret Ooer bier Weilen
oe9en miiilen I'm an Srt uno Stelle Su
tOmmen. 0enn Der 2ebrer oes mOrs
gems tOmmt 1T es 9epO6nlid tult uno
ptro es aud ibm man6mal Iuuer auf=
| ItpBen. Die 9ebrer miiNen monhmal
frteren, aber iie Deroienen Elm i66nes
Siimmden 8elo babel: iis betommen
bon $40 big $45 ben Wonat, pel6es
I6On Siemll6 gut 1T. 9as 8eieB
Idreibt Dor, oaB lieben WOnate S6ule
9ebalten meroen ioQen. 9as 1T tpeni9=
items bier 10 in Noros s9atOta ooer in
MtSntoib GOuntp. unO es 1T audi gut,
Oenn es 1T BON 9rOBem 9tuBen fir uns
iere &inOer wenn iie heiBi9 lernen uno
nt6t Dumm bleiben.
Wtein g}adbar Sobann @roB ioQ
audi trant OarnieOer lie9en.
Pbiltpp Wiiler fam oieien Winter
nit Sad uno Paf bterber unO lieB IiA
in unierer Staot gibleD nieoer; ptini6e
! tbm Slid bierIelbt.
2lm IL. b. Ntt8. fam Der langbeini9e
gu meinem Sdwa9er 6rieori6 Wobl
uno bra6te i6m Elm 6nQbletu. Wutter
uno 8ub IinO mOblauf.
Ntein s6wa9er @eOrg 9lipfel grub
Ii6 leBten Sommer einen &eller, ok
% 6uB uno neun 6uB tief, welden er
aud NIT Cement OerpuBte uno etnen
6ement=8oOen le9en lieB. Qluf oieien
Seller baute er Oann Elm Saus, 28x
%, u6t3ebn SUB bod, nit &altpsrpub
uno nit 8le6 aus9ei6la9en. Der
| 6uBbOoen beltebt aus beitem Sartbol3
un0 lit aud alles anoere an Dem SauIe
in better OrOnung uno MODERN. GeOr9
tann itOlS iein auf iein Saus, unO oas
bette 1T, mag tommen mas mill, Sdlte
ODER Sturm, er fiiblt Ii6 Ii6er in oems
ielben.
6eiurt9 8Ommi6, pel6er un9efdbr
IS Meilen iiioweitli6 bon Gureta
tuObnt, 1T bier bel meinem Na6bar
8Ottlteb S8Ot nit ieinen YferOen um
ite bier gu fiittern. GeBten SOmmer
ma6te er bier Seu uno ftittert er Die
Pferoe nun Oamit, nel6es aud beOeu=
teno lei6ter als oas Seu 10 tpeit gu
fabrea. 8as 9lei6e tbat aud SObann
&0mmi6, wel6er Iib bel meiuem Na6s
bar @owaro Qarion befinoet. 9as
Seu 38 ooer 40 Weilen gu fabren, iit
bod Elm uenis Su melt. @ruB an ale
2eier 6 bri itiau RdBer ir.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-02-01
sIo: &ublanb.
SpeSial: 8orreiponbenSen OIL bic @us
reta BOT" pon uniereu Seribts@rs
itattern in ben beutlben 8olonteu.
8liidstbal, siibs8ublanb.
Fl. SeSember 1911.

Sn ben nd6fen Sa9en feiern mir
@eibnadten, oas 8eburtsfeit unieres
Seilanoes. NQe S6ulen unb 9lles
tpiro 9eidloheu, alles ri6tet ii6 auf
oas 6ef, @roB uno Slein, ales iubelt
ibm i9On gu. &ein @roBer Der @rbe
bat ie ein iOldes Seit sefeiert. Nlle
gfationen Der @roe, wel9e an ibn elau=
ben, tuetteifern um es piiroie gu be-
9eben. 8iele Sunoerttauienbe tperoen
iGbrli6 aus9eseben our 9erbe-rlt6une
oes 6eites. 9lber mo- lie9t bier Der
6ern, oaB alles oem Seite 3ulau6St?
Ser i'm &riegsoienit itebenoe Soloat
auf Der 8ade bort @loten9eldute, es
III Wsibna6t. st ldBt i'm @etfte
feline Seimatb9lofen poriibersieben, iie
oertiinoeu nit e9ernen 3uneen bic
5rieoensboti6aft Der @noel. @r liebt
NIT tpebmutbspoller Sreuoe @roB unO
&letn in Die Stride itrOmen, unter Dem
aeI6miften Sannenbaum periammeln
fie Ii6 tpte er emit, boiler 6reuoe uno
Subel. Q9te i60n uno erbebeno pirtt
Elm 'oldes Set auf bic Ser3en Der Men=
f9en. @enn Der Paitor ieinen Subel-
ruf our9 bic Stride tOnen laBt, SSrieoe
auf @roen, oenn Sud lit beute Der Sei=
lamb 9ebOren, uno oann brauleno bic
8eibnadtslieoer eridaQen, bas bQrtelte
Sers miro bier tpei9. Sier ibpeiot
Die Welt, aQer SaB uno 9teio unb
WtB9unit, in oteier Stunoe.
Steber Seier. Der Ou Dor 20 ooer 80
Sabren nad Nmerifa tamft unb allein
auf beiner Sarm eepeien bit, obne
Stride uno S6ule, iino Dir ni6t aud
notwithstanding acknowledgements
our6 ben Slnn ge9an9en, uno oeinen
Rinoern er5Qblt bon Der alten Setmatb
uno Dem ibOnen Weibna6tsfelte? SEPT,
liebe Geier, lino i6on man6e Stiirme
ilber unier Eeben oabin9eoangen, ba=
ben mau6en QIt bonn Stamm 9erilien,
ia lO9ar man6en Stamm auseinanoer
9erihen. ga iiBt nun bic 3a9snoe
Seele uno tla9t: 2ieber @ott, warum
10 bart, 1T Oenn fem @rretter ba? ga
tamen Die btmmliiben Seeri6aren unb
bra6ten ben 6rieoens9ruB: Sud lit
beute Der Sellano 9ebOren. st iin9e
audi ieinen bimmlii6en 6rieoen in un=
iere Ser5en.
yleues 9bt es ni6t Oiel, bis ieBt ba=
ben mir etnen 9elinoen @inter NIT ct
mas S6nee. Sic Saaten Iteben nod
gut, Der Sunoel gebt AUDI etpas bsIler.
9taf gteulabr tOmmen na6 Qmerita:
8uoOlf Straoin9er uno Satob S6u=
nader.
Die erlte POrtlOn 3eltun9en NIT Dill
bern oanteno erbalten. SD babe I6on
stli6e peridentt an uniere Gbutor; biels
lei6t beltellen lie bic Yolt". Sd peroe
ale 3ettun9en na6 auspQrts iditen.
Sd oante ben Serren Sacob Sunot,
5Ortel uno Sobann SUP fir ibre @rli-
BE. Serr SuB, S9re 8Otldaft an Sb=
rem Sntel babe ib aus9eri6tet. Sic
baben Die Sriefe erbalten, aber iie batz
ten feline aoreiie. Sd iaqte, lie tOnn-
Ten bic BON Der vpolt" nebmen, aber
mir i6eint lie lino gu faul gum Sdreis
ben. llniere Su9eno ma8t au6 idon
9emalti9e 6ortidritte; Iie fan9en i6on
an 6leii9 uno Wiirfte gu iteblen. Nun,
i'd CLAUDE bic Sbri9teit miro ibnen
8eOentseit geben Oh lie auf redtem
We9e iino Doer nidt.
9tun piinide t9 alien 2efern Der Yolt
fdOne Weibnadten unp @lutitliges
Heues Sabr. Seionoeren Sant Der
9sebrten &eoattion fur ibre Wiibe.
Sobann Nebli6.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-02-01
Sibirisn. Sursaissbit.
8. Sesember 1911

@ertbe vBOit!" Sa t6 seraoe 3eit
babe. 10 mOdte i6 ben lieben 2eiern
aud nieoer etpas BON Der peitentleaes
nen 8eseno Sibirien mittbsilen. 9lm
20. NOOember peritarb Der bier pobn.
bate Soiepb Sdleppe zines idneaen
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-02-01

@ Die Seuti6e 8ant leibet @elo
auf 2anO unter gEniti9en geOinsunsen.
8er uel6ss baben mill ipre6e Dor. 9ie
8euti6e 8ant.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-02-01
@urrta, slo.9atOta.
81. SSanuar 1912.

Run muB i6 Der lieben rPoit" aud
pieOsr ettpas mtttbeilen, oenn e8 freut
mid ieOesmal penn i6 oieie 3eituns in
bic SanO betOmme, oenn iie brinst ims
mer Reui9teiten BON Nab uno Sern,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-02-01
&Orrelp pOnDen5e1t.
@ureta, sISs9atota.
20. SSanuar 1912.

~. NSuNuuI 1917.
8ertbe rYOt"! 9a i9 perIpro6en
babe nod me6r BON Der 0erIammlunQ
unierer Serli6erun9s @eieli6oft gu
bert6ten, 10 Mill i6 es biermit tbun.
Ite I6on erwdbnt periammelten mir
uns am 2. Sanuar in Milbant in Der
Saupt.Office Der @eIeli6aft um uniere
@ei6Gfte gu tbun. 9lnpeieno maren lG
ausDGrtl9e 8ele9aten, mel6e ale init
Der 9etbanen 2lrbeit Sufrieoen waren.
9llles wuroe in better Oronun9 oorQes
funoen unO 9irettoren muroen erwdblt
Die folgt:
8. 6. S6uBler, &tooer, g. 8.
paul 3aftt, WaubaD, g. 8.
Wtor 2eittte, 8aubaD, g. 8.
s. 8. &OpliB, @ebIter, g. 8.
u. ). &ar9sl, GlDoe, q. 8.
Sacob Bold, &rem, q. 8.
anOreus Sirnin9, @iQa, G. 8.
&. s. 3rapp, Warion, g. 8.
Gbas. 8ieitan3, Nrtbur, q. 8.
peter Sumter. @ureta, g. 8.
9. M. S6warA Sarge, q. 3.
8. u. S6tefelbein, Glear 2ate.
s. @. Seioel, 8amona, g. 3.
9lu9uit &nebel, 2tQp, g. 3.
s. j. SetBmann, 9enbOIi, N. s.
Wtat 6. Smith, 8eresfOro, g. 8.
@emdB ben 8eri6ten Der oeri6ieOe=
men Seamten WurOen lebtes Sabr 94l
policen fir s8erii6erun9 aus9e=
itellt unO bic Qlei6e 4n3abl fiir Sturm=
ibaoen. Sm @an3en Iino isBt 3942
poltcen in &raft nit einem @eiammt=
&iiito bon $6, 952,2 ,280.
Seamte wurOen ermdblt pie fol9t:
Ben Woier, 9rdliOent; 2ouis 2ino,
gtcesPrdiiOeut; 8eOr9 8urp. Setretdr
uno @bas. &O6, S6abmeiiter.
glm 4. Sanuar sin9 es Oann tpisoer
beimwdtts, nobel S6reiber Oieier 3eis
len einen Gag in 9lberbeen oerpeilte
uno bic id0nsn SG6en bepunoerte.
sd mar au6 in Der oOrtisen gtOrmal=
S4ule, unO lab OuB aaes in better
Oronun9 mar. Sd beiu6te audi oas
gaptiiteusS SOipital mo uns Or. SOman
aaes bereituilisft ssiste. IS waren
aud mebrere 8rante i'm SOipital, boz
runter aud Grau @olOertOn bon 2in-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-02-01
Das oeutihe Sieo,
Son @nna &irditein.

9as Oeude 2ieo: gaie Orin9t es lieb uertraut
So tiei gum SeraenSsruno;
s(ls iprd6, wie emit NIT iiBem &oieaut,
3u uns oer Diutter Nuno;
gs tlinst uie garter Setniu9t 5leben
llnb erlter 2iebe teuid @eiteben:
9as beutfe 2eo.
0as oe1tide 2ieo: Gs t0nt pie 9lmel16la9
llnb be0 uie 2erdenan9;
So l6melSeno, tue aus bliitenredem Sag
Ser 9ta6tt9aQenfan9
gSie 2en5 unO S66ube lnS en5iden
So fann tefinni9 uns be9iden:
0aS beutide 2leo
9as beutife 2eb @s fl6Bt audi &raft uno OMt
Gum 2ebenstampf nnS elm;
@S re9t 81 beiBem Gulsida9 unier Slut,
ySe feurl9 eoler Weln
gS ldBt i'm Solt, oem mir entltammen
SeQ lobern Der Segeiitrun9 5lammen:
SaS oeutIde 2e0.
9aS oeutide 2ieO: @s welB audi lin0en 9rOlt
Sn Summer uno in Sd)mer5;
Gs bru9t, wenn Stlrm unO lln9lid un8 umtOIt
Stub Den, beorGn9ten 0er5.
9tod) lelbit am 8rab, beim eben Sf)eiOen,
gSeiB ianft 81 linoern uniere 2eiOen:
Sas oeuti6e 2ieo
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19
GLADSTONE RUNS
WELL IN THE LEAD

The best information obtainable
offers encouragement to the friends
of Clagstone in the Gubernatorial
race, he is undoubtedly leading. He
has made his appeal direct to the
people as a Republican candidate,
while his chief competitors, Messrs
Morrison and Haines. are cOnduc' Ing
their campaign in the old way of
effecting or trying to effect COM
binations and 'rades to their ad-
vantage.
UagstOne Leads Postal Ballot
In the postal card ballot taken
by The SpOkesman-Review Clag-
stones lead has increased during
The last week and he has now 6S
per cent of all the votes cast. The
first count Of the early ballots gave
ClagstOne &C per cent of all the
votes cast. The next count he had
jumped to 67 per cent and has added
still another per cent, indi-
eating a steady growth Of strength.
The tally of the votes to date fol
lows:
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19

gift of the people the original
W llsOn men will have no official
claim to the victory.
Hence the fight is on. Moses
Alexander, attempting to stand
up as the leader of the Democrat
ic marching clubs in order to sway
John +. Nugent as one of the or
lgnal Wilson men in order to sway
Frank b. kmyOn as a follower of
another part of the committee, and
William Jennings Bryan, either wit
his eyes smut or open, to sway an
other part of the committee. The
Jnree nope to be able to stem the
tide as was in control at the state
few remnants from the wreck.
The Governors Machine.
Hawley has gathered about him as
sleek little cOterie Of politicians
as could even have been wished
for by one Matthew Stanley Quay,
who knew how to run campaigns
without speech making and shout
ing his intentions from the house
tops. When Governor HaWley and
his cohorts get through with elect
ing officers in the state committee
there will be such a breach that
he Will be called a standpatter, a
lOol OF tne special Interests and a
which are being applied successfully
and unsuccessful men of present
Governor Hawley Will not care. for
he will have control of the State
Of Idaho. and the Democrats must
come to him, and there will be sew
eral who IN the rush to get on
The bandwagOn may fall under the
wheels. There will be others who
II he IS Reelected governor. may
crawl up the front steps of the
capitol on their knees to seek for
gIveness for their political sins. An
way, it is going to be a merry fight
between Governor Hawley on one
sac, Moses Alexander John f Nu-
gent and Frank B. Kinyon on fhe
other to see who will have fhe
right to deliver the federal Jobs
II Idaho providing Wilson secures
the plum. - %
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19
AS To VOTING
QUALIFICATIONS
PUBLISHED FOR THE ENLIGHT-
MENT OF THE NEW ARRIVAL
AND THOSE WHO WANT FACTS.

New comers to Idaho frequently
ask questions which are answered
in the General Primary Election
Law, Section 357, as follows:
Qualifications of VOters-EYery
person over the age of twenty-one
years, possessing the qualifications
following, shall be entitled to vote
at all elections: He shall be cit
izen of the Unitde States and shall
have resided in this state six month
immediately proceeding the elect
ion at which he offers to vote, and
in the county thirty days: provided,
Thtt no person be permitted to vot
at any county sea election who has
not resided in the county six month
and in the precinct mighty days,
where he offers to vote; nor shall
any person be permitted to vote at
any election for the division of the
county IT striking off from the
county any part thereof, who has
Lei the qualiflcall Us prOrided for
StitusiSn. nor shall any person be
Section ), Article Is, of the Con-
denied the right to vote at any
school district election, nor to
hold any school district office on
account of SEX"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19
Prominent Candidate for County
Assessor.

John w. See, who has announced
himself as a candidate for Asses
sor of Lincoln County on the Re-
publican ticket, has been a resi-
dent of Hepburn for the past eight
years, he being one of the first
homesteaders on the Minidoka
tract.
Mr.. See was born in Nebraska in
1882 and is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Nebraska.
He has been identified officially
with the various developments in
Southern Idaho and has thorough
understanding of the true values
of Idaho real estate.
He guarantees a fair and equi-
table administration of the office
according to modern business
methods.
Politically he believes in the
principles of the Republican party
as represented and Interpreted by
Senator Borah and his progressive
colleagues.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19
sHosFIoNE LINCOLN COUNTY, IDAHO FRIDAY JULY 49, 1912
OTTO {. BORDEKS
DWELLING BURNS

The dwelling house of Otto E.
Borden at Dietrich was on Friday
destroyed by fire, together with
all his outbuildings. Mrs. Borden
was at home with the children
of the family, one of them taking
bath at the time, and the child
barely escaped. Not an article of
furniture was saved except a
chair or two. Mr.. Borden was at
his business place at the time the
fire was discovered completely en-
veloping the barn. 1t is stated
that on none of the property de-
stroyed was there any insurance,
so that the loss, amounting to
several hundred dollars, is COM
plete
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19
TWO MILLIONS IN STATE
BONDS FOR GOOD ROADS

Of the work done at the Academy
/ BY the Shoshone Students who have
attended there. Walter and Ear
nest Gwin were graduates of the
Academy in the class Of 1911.
work while Walter was member
of the victorious football team and
Doth boys were base ball players,
and very good at the art. Thomas
GooGing was a Shoshone student
last year.
The Academy of Idaho is techni-
cal or trade school giving train
State institution there is no tuitin
and rooms a he Dormitory are free
ing in Agriculture, Domestic Scienc
Mechanic Arts Commerce and music
ana board is at cost.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19
SETTLERS MAY HAVE
s YEARS TIME
To PAY Up
Slate Land Board Approves A.
mended Contract of Idaho Ir-
rigatiOn Company.

Final ratification Of the five-year
extention Of paymnets by settlers
on the lands of the Idaho Irriga-
ton Company was made by the Ian
Board at the meeting held in Boise
on Monday. The following was the
minute as entered:
The Idaho Irrigation Company
board for approval the form for a
named, for a period of five years,
The time of making deferred pay
ments.
It is, therefore, resolved by the
board that the said form of sup
Elemental agreement be, and the
same is, hereby approved.
This is the elimination of move
ment started several months ago.
ters would have a hard time to
meet their payments within the
time specified in the original con-
tracts. At the instance of COM
mittee of Gooding business men the
matter was taken up by the COM
pany and submitted to the Sc
curity holders. 1t was also sub
mitted to the settlers and discuss
sociations on the tract.
The result of all this agitation
ed by the various water-users' as
was the submission of a definite
proposition by the company and its
acceptance by the settlers. Then
the matter was laid before the land
board for its reimbursement or rejec
ion the land board yesterday plac-
ed its 0. X. on the form of the
contract.
Present at the meeting Mon
day were attorneys, members of the
and settlers. N. MRuick
the company as It's at
torney; w. T. Stafford, as head
the state, spoke for that organ
ization; N. w. Halsey, a banker of
New York, represented the security
holders, and F. J. Hayman, w. ].
Taper, H. d. Wood,John Thomas,
G. II. Caches, f. C. Young and othe
and the best of feeling seemed to
prevail after the board had taken
ion. After a thorough investigat-
Of these and others present are
in local water-users' asso-
Citations.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19
Proposition VIII be Submitted to
Twelfth Legislature With Backing
of Strong Organization.

The proposition of issuing 2 MIL
lion dollars worth of State bonds
for the construction of a main
trunk line road across the state,
and important feeder branches, will
be submitted to the twelfth ses-
sion of the Idaho State legislature
January of next year. The PROPOSE
tion will be backed by the State
Automobile association and by all
the affiliated clubs. 1t is planned
to mold the bond issue along the
lines of the New Jeresy law, which
provides for a tax on all autOmo-
biles in the state to pay the in
tcrcst on the bonds, leaving ulti-
mate redemption to the mass of
taxpayers. The auto tax is to be
graduated according to horse power
with an interest fund created in
tLis manner, only a small special
levy will b necessary to create
sinking fund. 1t lis proposed to
have the bonds run for 25 years, so
that newcomers to the state will
be called upon to nay their pro-
portion of the cost of the road.
There is a reason to believe
that the bond issue will meet with
The approval of the legislature.
The proposal will be thoroughly
threshed out at a special meet
ing Of the Bannock County Automo
bile club to be held within the
next week or ten days.
Theodore Turner, president of
the Idaho State Automobile Assoc
iation and of the Bannock County
Auto club, is enthuaistic in favor
of the proposed State Bond issue
He is firm in the belief that when
ence the merits of the plan are
understood, and many prominent
men of the state get busy in sup
port of the proposition, it will be
an easy matter to prevail on the
next state legislature TO authorize
the issue.
The special meeting of the Auto
club. to be called in the very near
future, will also take steps toward
support of the plan to issue 5000,
900 worth of Bannock County road
bonds. This proposition is meet
ing with favor all over the country,
and there is ample basis for be-
lief that the issue will carry when
to a popular vote at
the November election.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19
.F0R A GREATER LINCOLN
COUNTY FAIR THIS YEAR

MUSIC-Arrangem are now being
made for a Band Contest at a cost of
approximately $4,000 with the expecta-
ton CT having all Bands in Lincoln
County competing for prizes and honors.
Music will be of unusual interest. AL
though a contest of this kind is some
thing new in this section of the State,
it will be of special interest.
ORATORY-The patrons of the Fair
Association will have an opportunity
of hearing some of the ablest orators
and leading men of the West who will
address them on important non political
subjects
EDUCATIONAL-The Department of
Education is in competent hands and
unusual efforts and arrangementes are
being made for the displays of the va
rious Schools of the County.
ARTISTIC Art Department viii con-
sist of various articles of embroidery,
laces and paintings Some of the ar
rangements have already been made for
a special Art Exhibit and substantial
Premiums will be awarded in this as
in all other Departments.
The citizens of Shoshone are already
making special arrangements to accom-
modate from five to six thousand peo-
pie during the Fair, and there will be
nothing left undone on their part that
might add to the pleasures of all that
attend. The committee requests your
special cooperation and assistance. 1t
might well be added that the dates of
the Fair are SO arranged that the Ex-
hibits used here may be shipped directly
to Boise and used as Exhibits at the
State Fair.
Your hearty cooperation and assist
ance is expected.
THE LINCOLN COUNTY FAIR ASSN,
By c. F. Borden, President,
Harlan D. Heist, Secretary.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19

George Doull the big Soda Springs
sheepman, claims that his shear
ing plant north Of that town, holds
the worlds shearing record. This
fact was brought through an article
in the Haley News-Miner, made
record of 1918 sheep with 40
machines in one day. Mr.. Doull
claims that with q shearers on
June 27 he sheared 4OO3 sheep in
eight hours and forty-five minuets;
on June p, he turnedd out l079
sheep in eight hours and thirty
five minutes and on June %, shear
ed 1923 sheep in two hours and
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19

The law firm of Heist g. Aubolee
has been dissolved. This action has
been expected ever since both were
nominated to run in the coming
primaries, Heist as a Democrat and
Aubolee as a Republican. Both will
be nominated, of course, because
there is no contest for either of
them TO face in the primaries.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19

Professor Norman B. Adkins, Hea'
of the Science Dept. of the State
Academy at Pocatello was in town
Thursday, visiting friends and do
ing general publicity work for his
institution.
Mr.. Adkins speaks very highly
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19
MUST KEEP THE PEACE.

Fred LEM and Fred Pilsner, two
irrlgators from Gooding, were the
principals in scrap that arose be-
tween them the other day over
water rights and bitches and do
nestle troubles. The two will give
an airing to their grief before
Judge Fuller next Wednesday. A
case of the same nature that a.
rose between one Bryant and one
Darling, also of Gooding, was
heard on Thursday, when Judge
Fuller put them both under bonds
to keep the peace along their ditch
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Gooding
and Mrs. Novinger drove by auto
onn Wednesday to HALEY.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-19

VIII Deasy of Gooding spent
Monday in town looking after bust
ness matters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-08

graves. older ones sunken and neglected.
the new ones heaped over with fresh
gravel and yellow clay and with per-
haps some withered, shrunken flowers
resting there. But the place does not
take its name of Chapel Hill because
of this church. Grace Chapel is relative
ly new as southern Maryland churches
go and the name, Chapel Hill. as applied
to this prospect. reaches far back into
the times that are gone.
Pass through the newer church yard
and plunge into a jungle of sassafras,
brambles. pines and weeds. There is a
trace of an ancient road. partly upgrown.
which will help you on your way. Look
sharply into the shades of deep thicket
and you will see row of brown grave
stones originally set vertically, and two
or three of them still retaining that posi-
ton. Even these are cracked and some
portions of them have fallen away. Be
ginning at the left of this long unused
road, or woodland trace. and you come
to an upright stone which by rubbing
away the closely clinging moss will re-
veal this inscriptions.
Mary E. Humphrey.
Departed this life
June H. 1880.
In the 18th year OF her age.