Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-24

modate the lawyers.
Fred W. Cccding and wife have
transferred to J. c. weeter of Poca-
telo the 10 acres constituting the River
side tract in shoshone, excepting from
the same certain lots previously sold.
The consideration named was S. 200
Warren S. Squires Of Bull arrived in
Shoshone on Saturday evening for the
purpose of going to Haley on some land
matters. but after waiting two days
and not being able to get uP the branch
he returned home.
The recent cold spell played havoc
with the water pipes in the fine resi-
dence CT Doctor Dill northeast of Sho-
shone The piped froze and burst and
flooded the basement with several feet
of water
Mr.. and Mrs Briggs of Bull spent
Sunday and Monday in Shoshone trying
to get to Haley to attend to some bust
ness at the Land Office. but there be-
ing no trains going up the branch,
they returned home on Monday after
noon.
Attorney A. w Broadhead Of HALEY
was in town the first of she week
waiting for train to take him back
home. He has been at Boise for several
days watching the doings Of the Legis-
ature.
Mrs. NJ c. Cochran, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Fitzwater. and
children of Condor, Ore, are at the
Shoshone home of her daughter, Mrs
MelBneld, for visit. having arrived on
No. Monday night.
Mrs Judson Regal is the assistant in
the office of School Superintendent
Stella Cook Mrs. Regal is the wife of
the school teacher on Big Wood
and has been engaged in educational
work herself for number of years.
The Journal had pleasant fraternal
visits from its brethren of the press
his week as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Shaw of the Bellevue News; C.
7. LAsle of the Richfield Recorder; w.
L. Souires and c. V. Briggs of the Bull
Herald.
On Thursday a mild case Of small pox
vas discovered among the prisoners at
he County jail. DR.. zeller isolated the
,atient and thoroughly funnigated the
all so that there will probably be no
urther cases of the disease. Intending,
-iolators of the law, bootleggers and |
.thers better beware. however.
Old Boreas with his choicest assert
nent of wintry weather came through !
his way on Saturday In some Sec
ions there was hail more or less. In
hoshone the snow fell to a depth of
our inches. There came a sharp fall of
he mercury Sunday morning, increas-
he cold to zero Monday morning.
A large gathering of friends assem-
led AT the home of Mrs. Tony Silva
tuesday evening by way of surprise
ME Silva home is located halfway be-
wen Shoshone and Cooling and the
uests came from both places as well
$ the homes on the Big Wood. Music
'as provided for dancing.
Art Scott, a new resident of the Big
Toed section from Colorado, and Miss
lez Cleveland, daughter of Charles
levefand, a Carey Act settler OF the
ame locality, were unite in marriage
the brides home Wednesday even
g. Both the young people are popu-
+ and well known.
Sss4n bound people to the number OF
score or more were brought down
on, the branch Tuesday evening, when
e first train in four days was able
get out of the snewbanks up the line
the party were the members Of the
,oding (boysD basketball team, all
owing the effects Of exposure and
.rdship on the trip that had kept them
pm home since Saturday.
With five or six train crews quarter g
for night or two in Shoshone on h
count of the snow blockade, the sta
m forces had about all they could
ndle in the matter of calling the men
the trains were ordered out by the
,pstchers office. All the attaches were
sssed into this service by Agent Whit
ok and he himself hurried about town
ednesday morning to help m arousing
: sleeping trainmen, who had
enuous time Of X Tor three days up
, spa.ch where the trains we're
He'd.
MAUD HENDERSON PLAYERS.
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