Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-02-28

The woman's Club has postponed its
meeting today for one week.
Good Taylor is in town to day from
mis- ranch near Carey.
A. T. McMahon was at American Falls
the FIRST Of the week on business.
The sheepmen all report fine success
in the lambing season. now at its
height.
J W Edgerton the able camas
Prairie editor is home from on extend
ed visit east
The first of nearly dozen automo-
biles already sold this year in Shoshone
is expected to arrive within a few days.
Editor Alexander Of the jerome Times
was a Ehoshone visitor Tuesday when
the Journal Office had pleasant call
from him.
Fred Cha pman. the efficient deputy
Sheriff. villa take up his residence at
Wendell. his old home in the new county
OF Gooding.
Miss Hazel Horne Of Haley was visit
Wednesday with her brother. w Hail
Honre of the FIRST National Bank She
returned to her home Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. L. C. Novinger accompanied by
her son Frederic arrived home last
evening after spending a upleasant win
Ter with relatives in Missouri. They
are both well and glad to be home.
Both See and Clark declined TO give
up the offices to which they were
elected in Lincoln County, See as As
SCISSOR and Clark as Treasurer. and
they are performing official duties
here
The Sisterhood of Bridget has been
postponed to Wednesday, March 8, b.
cause Of the illness from grip among
the stars Of the performance. The
same tickets that have been sold for
tAe play viii be good.
The Journal readers are getting the
fun-sized paper this week. the office
equipment having fully recovered from
the effects Of the recent fire. The con-
tinued story the Prodigal Judge, is
also resumed in this week issue.
Foxy Fuller, a former conductor who
has been on the Central Idaho branch
since the road has been running on
schedule time, was in HALEY today be-
tween trains. He left Tuesday after
noon for Pocateno 10 take another run.
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Mcneil Of Este
van. Saskatchewan Dominion Of Canada,
are visiting with Mr.and Mrs W. H.
Maunders for few days on their way
home form spending the winter in
Southern California. Mrs Mcneil is
the sister Of Mrs, Maunders.
Eleven varities Of grain-wheat, oats
and barIey-are shown in a pretty VIM
dow display by the Gwin-Rhine realty
company. There are many fruits
oesided to make the showing fairly to
represent the products of this local
lty Fred Gwin made the collection
from the experiment farm of the Idaho
Irrigation Company.
Tie first issue Of the Goodsng Gazette
mas been issued 10y II. 3 Jones and H.
%. Doolitte. Doolittle being the active
manager on the ground and Jones
holding down job which he won in the
last election as Probate Judge Of Lin
coin County While nominally non par
tlsan the Gazettee is expected TO be
rock ribbed Democratic organ.
Sheriff Clemens and Prosecuting At
toney +. F Angel Of HALEY We're in
town yesterday on their way to sol
der on official BUSINESS. The snow
is so deep between HALEY and Soldier
that it is more convenient TO make
trip by rail from HALEY TO Soldier by
Shoshone, than any other means.
W. P. Kennedy. editor and publisher
Of the Hagerman sun, is in the city on
business and to visit his son Fred,
who is a student at the Academy Of
Idaho. Bill" Kenuedy's years of hard
work to mould public opinion and to
create a joy in living by getting out
bright newspaper have at last been re-
warded by his being appointed as coun-
~ assessor Of the newly created county
of Gooding .-Pocatello Tribune
The County Commissioners have givei
careful consideration to the matter Of
annexing the unorganized territory lying
east Of Owinza over the rival claims
Of districts p IS. 16 and 4S. and have
the same under Amusement. 1t VIII
doubtless be settled at the March meet
ing Of the Board beginning next Mon
day At that time also the appointment
of a janitor for the Courthouse and
grounds win be considered. There are /
said 10 be a number Il applica tons.