Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-06-20

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Miss Clyde Ballpger arrived from
Tacoma, Wash, this week.
A car Of coal has arrived for the
Idaho Irrigation company.
Archie Carothers Iof Butte uriy-
ed on the tract last Friday.
NJ. R. Rays andfD. S. Gr'c" were
down from Riehfield Monday
Charles Johnson was business
visitor to Shoshohe Thursday.
An S-pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. F. T. Hayman, Tuesday.
Chas. Matson hauled load OF
wheat to. Shoshone the first Of
the week.
Born recently 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
W. l.. Cowdrey at the POcatello
hospital, a son. Mrs. COwdrey re-
turned home Sunday.
Several of the Mariners started
hay ing operations this week, ana
all of them will be- cutting in an
other week. A heavy crop is re-
ported.
The excursion to fthe Magic dam
was greatly appreciated by the
people of the Dietrich tract which
was we'll represented, Over fifty
tickets. being sold from this station.
Mrs. G. d. Sayi4rs came Monday
to spened the weeG with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs 5. A. Bate Mr..
SAVERS Of ehe Twin Falls Times
will arrive the latter part of this
week.
C.. H. Honcnlan has REQUIRED IL po-
slion as superintendent. and En-
sineer in charge Of the roa1 r9i
strtlction % Lhe Rlehfield Highway
District, an left Weoncse1y 90 en-
! ter upon h's duties.
Mr.. Jones, representing the Com
solidated Wagon and Machine Co,
was doing business on the tract
several days this week and drove o
Richfield, Thursday.
B. F. Snodgrass Of Kodiak,
Alaska, was a caller this week to
look after the improvement Of a
forty belonging to his brother and
to represent him in the purchase of
an adjoining forty.
The highway board held their
monthly meeting Saturday evening"
The informal report of the work
of the convection at Boise given
by Commissioner Gage, who repre-
sented the Highway district, was
very interesting and Instructive
J.E. Houston has received the az
pointment Of postmaster TO sue
coed H. E. Cornell, who resigned.
The next step in securing the rllr-
al route only awaits The signature
of a few names of parties who have
/ not yet called Ito subscribe for o
box.
John McFau 6eoYe oyer u has
Ford from ShosIOne Sunday eN'n-
ing with n. w Clayton jr, ai salt
Lake. who is spdcial ogeu oc the
/ london and Laneashire Fire ms r.
ance Co., and y Banks spectral
agent of the Roaj Nr Clayton IS
friend of g. Paisley and rade
him a call.
w. c. Do0lev y Granger Wash,
and sons j. G. and Edwin who
have been residents Of ihe tract
this spring haye(recenllv purcho5-
ed 100 acres Of the S T. key pia e..
Mr.. Key viii Ie9,e for Oregon in
time to harvest IFS grain there. Ihe
Dooley brothers will operate them
new place this summer and will oe
joined in the fall by their fathr.,
II is their Intention 10 develop a
dairy ranch Of it and it will no
doubt be a success.
showers of Blessing is what
Miss Myrtle Satofy thought when
to her complete surprise, she was
given the honor to receive large
number Of her friends at the Sat
Org home Wednesday evening. An
inspection of table later on I'M
the evening proved by a display Of
the many nice gifts of her frienlls
that it had been a variety show
er." Games and songs and refresh
ments Of ice cream and cake and
lemonade were indulged in freely
before the departure of the young
guests, leaving their many good
wishes with the young lady who
is soon to be a'June bride.
J. L. McDougal and T'hOs. Oliver
purchased the cows of S. L. Key for
the beginning of a herd. The dairy
ing industry is fast developing on
the tract and there will be some
big chances in that line by anOth-
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