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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

1904. Sp.: Naar en- 9iee bar ,sibet
en- @aanb sge~tsifabsIsfte. fans ian ba
tpirge heube til at sifte zig, os huaS
fan ban sisre, on bun glitter zig meb en-
anbenL naar bum far funbet no Sing
ON bam, ium sisr BET urulis for bers
De ar inbsaa sg9teifab meb ham?
Spar: Snn fan life fringe benbe;
han bar bog absans til at i~asisse benz
be for G%ritatnius for at bape brupt
SGsteifabslsftet, men fan bun subtsjps
re, at ban life or en Manb Of uplettct
HpDte, pil han inaen Sci fumme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05
Snurre s~inriaiSns Qsnsefasaer oper

Snorre Stnriaions 0snsefasaer oper.
iaf al DIR. 0uirao Storm H,sb Snufra.
TONER al Horses melt ~irsmrassnse Sess
mere. CT N~aiiouaIuert. iom burSe I'm.
Ses i et6pert uorit Siem i amerita.
Soaeu er paa 6ss giser tSormas
ga xt2ts cs peier s 80. eues
I!isnt bare Sortosu paa bette Sort ec
soc. tan vi tilbp bore 2niere Sosen
irit tilienot iur Inn S2.OO eler mes
Soften" ct Mar | 5srffub for $2.75.
Ser er Tom ct gpentpr at l9is
Snurrs, pettc bort aSeIs6reo o. Sotis
meut paa AT pi er ct SoH meo 1000
sar gamIe Sraoitioner.
NBl Stisnt bette Eragtp9rt life
e. inobunbet. er benne llSsape | uo.
irpr OF Sormat langt operlegen Den
alminoeiiee llSeaue al Snorre. icn
i9lges Der | 9annet.
.. aaansien $stIiibins So.
Sessrat, Ssws.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

15022. Sp.: 1. Naar ies leier ct
"Iaiture", bar ies ba Het til at sjsre
meb bet, Tom iee bill, iaalebes at ieg
fan Nau 8rps Der, bois Der porer mere.
enb iee tr9nger iii Sapue9ang?
2. aun @ieren at "&aituret" gisre
berettiset &rap paa at Iabe iine SeIte
a Ser, naar ie9 bar leiet bet?
Spar: 1. So, Be fan Nan 0rGs'
iet, bpis Giercn life peo aputrnft bar
betinget zig, at bet life Nal Haaes.
2. Rei, life meominbre ban pna
SprbaanS bar furbebpIbt itg cit Nts
G%ettisbee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

1901. Sp.: Saar Splpaterue fra
Den banf tpite Srig / 1864 en- Ses
berseape % bpor Hal man bennenbe zig
for at foa nGrmere 9eifeb2
Spar: Gil Gsuiulate OF Senmarf,
Chicago, III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

1901. Sp.: Sar Ioutana nuaeu
norIf apnIul, % bbab or / SiIfGIbe
bans gtapn % abresie2
guar: Ten nprife @tcefrniui for
Mpntunu CT ghpofat s. Y. Stub, Great
sails, Mpnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

150t9. Sp.: Spis Ell Ranb Dor 90
aoucn Ieper (be er barnlsIe), hpem orr
Der ba. bpab ban efterIaber zig, tdnr
ban bar Seifeupe ilipe, men Sorrl'
brene er hsec? (gtiuueiota.
Spar: Semen arpcr bet belle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

5000. Sp.: aan Sc iise mig, bpor
lea fan fan fisbt norite "8eccros" foI
en- @biion S~ouo9raf?
Spar: 2pun & Sculg, Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05
Qaben R~orreiponoance.

SpsrpsmadI fra Heriprer, ipn lite ppatper hns
Papre III Gsbaftisaen, heiodres lite.
spsrgers kbes afiafie fue SrsrgsmaaIt ct TART %
tpeeltef Ssrps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

1908. Sp.: 1. aan ieg ann iii
bpiltetlombeIit County for at uota9c
Notwithstanding?
2, Rna ie8 aifte mig | set Gonntp,
bpor Den ubtaees?
3. Maa ieg babe Sihuer?
Spar: 1. Sa.
2. 20.
3. Sa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

1902. Sp.: @r ret lopbeitemt, bbors
rteget Ell Nonb iial betaIe / @eiiiat |
Wfinueiota, cIIer f~qitiettes SeIsbet at
Spipnbourpet?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

1923. 5bab er aoresien til glas
bet "Sarm, Stoct & Some" og "Snr
Rnpb"2
Spar: "Sarm, Stud anb Some,
0inneapplis, 1sinn.; "Sur &app", Nep
BORT Gitp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

15O25. Sp.: Seq TOM til Gmerita
meb min Nooer, IA je9 a 3 anr gans
mel. Sent aar ienere sifteoe bun 't9
meo Ell I2anb, iom bar aneritan't
gorser. Seq bar taset nit ferlte Eas
pir, os ipaar toe ie9 en- &part Sanb I
Oiontma pan Someiteab. CT leg mn
8uroer uben at bebsoe at tase init an@
bet 8apir, pg fan ies probe op efter IA
Raaneber?
Spar: Sc bleu Sorger iantttnts
meb, at be naaeSc Seres Wspnotsbensals
Der III gar) I &raft at Seres Wo-
hers Naturalization, ibct bum siftepe TIC
meS Ell Sprser. Sc fan prope pp efter
IA Waancper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

1923. Sp.: I. Sbpr me9et tan Ell
gnte sicre Sorbrine paa / Soet efter
lin Ranb / Suinois, nanr "perlonal
PROPERTY" (2sssre) beleber Jig til Inn
500, men aontanter og "Rotes" til ca.
$4,000 % Sus os Got til $1,000. Ser
er iuaen Ssrn / iibife sggteifab; oer>
intub er Der Ssrn al IRanSers tsrlte
sggteifab. o
2. Spab betboer gibbons 8aro"?
gr bet INN 2sssre. iom ~tunrler ino
tnber benne 8etegnelie, eIler gaar bet
raIaa nd al fat Gienoom, og boem er
BET, iom beitemmer Stsrrelien at en-
"8iooips 8arb".
8. &au gntens gern al ct tioli9ere
sGoteifab arpe ben Yart al benoeS
Hprm1e, iom bum bar arpet etter Man@
Dem al anoet SggteIfab, eler 9adr Oct
tiIbooe til hans Sern peb beubes Ssh?
A.. aan @nten siue i'm Sart bort,
% tan Ttanpens Sern faa uon9ont
abminiitrator for henbe2
spar: I. Gnfen bar eli lpp8tpert
9iet til en- nbelt Srebieoei at yfanoens
fate Gienbpm. Snn fan psfaa bebolSe
Siemitebet for 2epetiben. Neften saar
til Manbens Ssrn. Gnfen faar psiaa
asIolut Gienbpmsret til olt Spssre
(beri inbSeiattet Eense % "Nstes"D.
2. Get or ben Of Sppen f%aitiatte Eel
az Gienopmmen, ipm uafbGnsis az ole
andre Sprbrinser ttlfaloer Gnfen at faft
Giennpm % Sssprc.
8. Senbes' Ssrn arper.
4. Snn fan sisre ulco bet, iom efter
2cpen tilfaloer bcnbe, aftarat iom bun
nil. Der ntaa ielpiast nnnrSnes Ao.
miniitratsr I guet. RDsen aomiuiifra=
tor for 9nfen alene sr Der life Gale
m
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

1925. Sp.: I. gaaar III taller ON
Cooperation blanbt Sarmerne, er Der
Dem ibIanot, iom life tror at ilt9t 9aar
an. @r life bore Sfoler, Sirfer, Seie,
Selefon og ba9lig SoIt NJ. NJ. coopera>
tibe Spretageuber, og er bet life mis-
La al oaa enom pibere2
2. Or Der tlogen Stat, iom bar Den
Sroning at en- StoIebeitbrer / ct Conn.,
tn life ifal pGre Yartipolititer, men
pelses efter lin Spgtigbeb iom StoIe@
mano2
Spar; 1. So, paa en- M.aabe er 10
be uepnte S,abretniugcr AZ eppSerntip
Writ. UT bet gaar an psiaa at 9aa
uibere, bar hi bgppise Grempier paa,
met Cooperation blir mere % mere als
minbelis, life miubit blanSt 5armerne.
2. So, Der CT en- iaaoan Srbnins
here Steoer, pg bet er at baabe, at ben
blir enbuu mere alminbeli9, enb ben M
CT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

1924. Sp.: aan 9e eipe mig rers
mere Undertaking ON Ole Setber, iom
forIeben bleb brebt / en- 8jsreplpfte |
Otter Gail Gountn, Iim, bporom
"0ecorabs goitsn" inpebolbt Ell Serets
ming?
spar: Nei, pi bar life nermere
siensfab til Sasen. Sfnlbe nosen at
ppre 29iere fnnne siue Seifco, bebes
be ifripe til Sam S9tber, Spg S57,
Hetu Gnglanb, ". Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

5000. Sp.: l.. Seq oil tase nit ans
set Sapir ri Sslteu. Spor tan ies faa
BEN gos, JON inbeboIoer ale Spergs'
mnal % SpIpsninesr ! Den anleSnius.
oa hpor meset toirer ben?
?. Seq par Siene / Ell sag, III ale
llSgifter betnIt % Setalins for ben Sin
ieg bar biemmefra. Or ies berettieet til
mere2
spar: /. Senpemb Fem til GIerf
Of Curt | 3eres Gprntp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

1929. Sp,: Haar en- 0aanS | Sres
oon life bar iorisreet lin Sarnilie paa
8 aar % ban life bar laDet bsre ira
ia paa ? Slar, fan ba aoncn tase lin
fsriie RanSs Nnpn2
spar: Snn fan faa SfiisniSie
meS Ret til at bore I'm isritc Yaanbs
ssapu, uaar ben iisite Wanp bar fprs
Iabt benbc % pGret bpric Ct aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

15O27. Sp.: Raa en- Siener, iom
life eier 2ano, betale SeiIfat / Nt1nes
iota?
Spar: So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-05

Spar: Set er ~iaitiat pes Spp,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-25
VALUABLE LAND LIES TO
SOUTH OF SHOSHONE.

There is much good land ready
for entry toward the south from
ShoShOne. 1t is above all means of
irrigation at present, but it is good
land without water, being admir-
ably adapted to dry farming. Hun
dreds of acres of the same kind
of land lie between Kimama and
Minidoka and this is being rapidly
taken up, the settlers there being
of the thrifty German immigrant
class. Four of these new comers
were in Shoshone the other day in
a body when Gilbert White fell in
with them at his bank. They want
ed to see the country. and Mr..
White took them for a ride in his
automobile. The splendid new
road out across the lava to the
Big Wood was wondered at by
them and they voted Shoshone the
prettiest town they ever saw. Mr..
White thinks there should be an
effort made to induce settlers to
take up the high land south of
town, which he thinks just as
good as any of the Kimama land
that is so rapidly being settled
and put to profitable use by the
thrifty German people who are fill
ng upon it.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-25
To GO EAST AFTER
HIGH GRADE DAIRY
GEO. Il. GAME, LINCOLN COUN-
TY FIELD DAIRYMAN. WILL
LEAVE MAY ) OR s.

The University of Idaho, Moscow
April 2I.-FOr the purpose OF I'M
porting into the State Of Idaho
some Of the best dairy stock pos
sible. Professor L. V. Ellington of
the dairy department., and Geo. B.
Caine. field dairyman for Lincoln
County. will go East shortly to
purchase dairy cows. They will
purchase stock in Wisconsin and
probably other middle eastern
States. There has been such de-
mand on the part of the farmers
and dairymen of the State for a
better grade of cows that these
men have been chosen for the
purpose of selecting and buying the
best dairy cows available.
Experiments along this line were
tried last year, conducted by the
university and others interested in
the dairy herds Of the
State. In all. IL carloads of pure
bred and high grade cattle were
shipped into Idaho and disposed of
to farmers. Ten carloads of these
went into South Idaho, while the
other 4 carloads were sold at auc-
tion in Moscow.
Professor Ellington and Mr. Caine
will leave for the East about May 8
Or 6. This year only high grade
dairy cattle will be bought. unless
here happens to be some special
orders for pure-bred stock. These
gentlemen will buy only enough
;attle to fill orders actually plac- /
I'd before they leave. This plan /
iiffers from that followed last year I
n that last year no orders were
received previous to shipping the
,attle into Idaho. However, this /
year, if any desire to profit by
his manner of getting the best
iairy cows available at actual cost .
)rderS must be sent in at once.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-25

VOTE EVERY YEAR
Or REGISTER AGAIN
NEW LAW WILL GIVE RELIEF
FROM THE CONSTANT REG
ISTRATION NOW IN FORCE.

BOISE, April 2l.-ldaho voters
are TO have relief from incessant
registrations at least, and that is
important if one may judge from
the number of complaints heard
IN Boise III the past month. Many
voters who were positive that
they had voted at the previous elec
liOn, and that they were proper
ly registered, discovered on going
TO the polls their names were not
on the lists In some cases it is
SAID they were even refused the
privilege of swearing in their votes.
All this will be changed under the
new law which will be in effect on
and after May 10. Under this law
if a voter registers once he need
never register again until he fails
to vote at some general election.
When ne so fails, his name is i'm
mediately dropped from the list
and to all intents and purposes
he is a dead man until he re
registers.
Registrars Abolished.
All registrars are abolished by
this new law. Registration for all,
other than city elections, will be
done by the clerk of the district
court, the justice Of the peace or
a notary public. and these officials
will be required to register voters
on any business day of the veal
up to within 80 days of the cleo
tiOn.
All registered voters are report
ed regularly to the clerk of the
district court. That official must
make out lists for each precinct
and these lists must be full and ac-
curate lists of all the persons en-
titled to vote in the respective pre-
cincts. Should any voter die.
move away or fail to vote. then
his name is dropped from the list,
and to have it reinstated ne must
register again. Otherwise ne will
never have to bother with regis
tratiOn.
Transfers and Swearing i'm Votes.
Adequate provisions are made
for securing transfers from one
precinct TO another up to the hour
of closing the polls On the night
of election. This is also true as to
swearing in votes.
In the matter of city and vii
lage elections the city or village
clerk takes the place of the clerk
of the district court and has charge
of the registration lists. In all
other respects the laws applying to
registration for general elections
will apply to city and village cleo
tiOns.
These new registration laws will
be in force and effect within 60
days from the date of their ap-
proval by Governor Haines. or May
10. AT that time all the old regis
Jrars will go out of office auto
and it will be the duty
1f the officials named in the law
10 look after registrations.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-25
JURY FOUND FOR
ACCUSEDL MAN
GOT 0VERPAID BUT PROFESS
SHOULD BE IN CIVIL
ACTION.

L. s. Barnhardt, lineman, was
before the Probate Court of Judge
Jones Monday evening, facing
jury, being charged with fraudu-
lently drawing S25 too much pay at
the time he was in the service of
f. c.. Pierce and the Great Sho-
shOne and Twin Falls Power COM
pany last fall. A verdict of acquit-
tai was promptly returned. Pros
exuting Attorney Harland d. Heist,
brought the complaint. A number
of witnesses testified to the fact
that the accused actually drew the
overpay but none said he made
any misrepresentation in accept
ing the same. He simply took
what was given him and after
wards neglected 10 make restltu-
iiOn.
The jury took the view as con-
tended by J. H. Boutwell,, counsel
for the defendant, that the remedy
of the complainant lies in civil
and not in criminal process Of
law.
The jury was made up Of b. NJ.
Price, Bert Bowler, Il. Noble, J.
F. Melvin, C. E. Atkins and Fred
Hill.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-25
ONLY ONE PHONE
FOR COURTHOUSE
1T COSTS TOO MUCH FOR ES-
ERY OFFICIAL To HAVE ONE.
COMMISSIONERS THINK.

Hereafter, or rather after the
first Of May. when one calls up
the courthouse by telephone, one
cannot ask Central directly for
any particular official as at pres
ent, but must wait till he be call
ed to the sole telephone out in
the corridor.
The cost Of the telephone serv-
ice at the Courthouse has been
too high under the present sys-
TEN, according TO the view of the
matter held by the County Com
missioners, who found that in 9
months of the past fiscal year the
tolls and rentals footed up over
a hundred dollars per month. As
soon as the high cost of telephOn-
ing was brought to their attention
they lost no time in deciding on
retrenchment. As the result it
was determined to abolish tele-
phones in the offices Of the Pro-
bate Court, School Superintendent,
Sheriff, Assessor, Treasurer and
Clerk and to have one instrument
out in the corridor instead.
This will make two telephones
only in all the Courthouse, Judge
Walters having the other one in
his chambers as a necessary con-
venience for the District Court.
Aside from the expense that will
be avoided in the change, the of.
ficials think we'll of it as reliev-
ing them Of a good deal of annoy
ance.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-25
JUDGE DUNBAR ON
JUVENILE LAWS
The HEAD OF BOISE PROBATE
COURT IS TO ADDRESS
SH0SHONE AUDIENCE.

Judge Dunbar Of The PROBATE
Court of. Boise is to address the
WOmen's Club in ShOshOne this eV-
enfng at the High School building.
The speaker is a student and a
thinker, having addressed himself
for years to the study of laws for
the safeguarding of children in
towns and cities. standing foremost
in that cause with the famous Den
yer jurist, Judge Ben Lindsay.
Judge Dunbar will talk plainly to
the fathers and mothers and guar
dians of the boys and girls who
are invited by the Woman's Club
to come out and hear him. He will
be entertained while in Shoshone
by Senator and Mrs. Fred w.
Gooding.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-25
WAS 4 COON SHOW

The fine music that can be
drawn from a violin in the hands
of an artist is quite as grateful
and pleasing to the ear as a sum-
mer shower to the growing grass.
The one brightens the face of ma
ture. the other the face of an au-
dience.
Miss Hazel Walker. of the Rog-
ers-Walker Vaudeville Show at
Baugh's this week, is real ar
tist on this sOul-stirring instru-
ment. E. l.. Rogers had heavier
parts in the musical feast prOvid-
ed in the show, which was fine
in every part.
The scenic effects were some
thing marvellous.
There is always a welcome in
ShOShone for the Rogers-W Walkers.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-25
GOOD ROADS MEN
FROM SIX STATES
GREAT BOOST FOR MOVEMENT
AT INTERMOUNTAIN CON
VENTION JUNE lO-Il-f2.

BOISE. April 2i.-GoOd roads en-
thusiastS from all six States OF
the IntermOuntain Country Will
gather at Boise for a three days
convention of the Intermountain
Good Roads Association, June TO-
ri and u. The executive commit
tee of the association at a meet
ing here set those dates and ar
ranged a tentative program, includ-
ing addresses by the chief eXecu-
tives of Montana. Colorado. WyOm-
ing. Utah, Nevada and Idaho
In addition to the Governors of
the six States included within the
association. a number of national
ly prominent speakers on the sub
ject of roads and their maintenance
have been placed on the program.
Prominent among these is H. s.
Earle of Detroit who from his
work in behalf of better roads
has become known as Good Road
Earle"
The famous United States Gov
ernment demonstration train, on
which practical methods Of build
ing and maintaining highways are
shown by Government demOnstra-
tors viii also be present at the con-
vention. A side trip to the site
Of operations where the reclama-
lion service is constructing the Ar
row Rock dam the highest con-
crete structure of its size in the
world. is being arranged for the
of visiting delegates.
Also tours from points in the
various States to Boise and return,
by way of points Of scenic inter
est in this and other States will
be arranged and maps showing au-
10 routes are now in course of
for distribution tol
prospective tourists who will motor
10 the convention.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-25
SHORT LINE WILL
BUILD into NEVADA
BANCROFT ANNOUNCES LINE
FROM TWIN FALLS WILL
BE HURRIED.

TWIN FALLS, April PA party
of Oregon Short Line officials, in
eluding W. H. Bancroft, general
manager; f. H. Knickerbocker, as
sistant manager: ID. E. Burley,
general passenger agent and j. A.
Reeves, general freight agent, came
. into the city Sunday and went out
to Hollister and Rogerson on a
business tour over the branch. In
formation was given out Monday
by Mr.. Bancroft, stating positive
ly that the Oregon Short Line will
build south to connect with the
Southern Pacific this year, and
that work will begin in short
time.
A change was recently made in
the first survey which has been
approved and filed with the head
of the Hartman system. This
included a report of the ore bodies
at Contact, which carried much
weight and practically settled the
question of the building OF the
road.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-25
DYNAMITE STICK
IN FURNACE COAL
COURTHOUSE JANITOR YESTER-
DAY MADE STARTLING
DISCOVERY.

In filling up the furnace at the
Courthouse here yesterday, Morris
Springfield, janitOr, found a stick
of dynamite lodged in d big lump
of coal The discovery was made
by the fuse which hung from the
coal. The dangerous explosive
was entirely concealed. Had the
lump OF coal with its contents
been thrown into the furnace the
consequences would have been dis
astrous. 1t was apparent that the
dynamite was portion of what
failed to explode in the mine from
which the coal was taken.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-25
JEROMITES COME TO TOWN.

An unusual delegation as to
numbers appeared at the Court
house during the week from Jer-
ONE precinct. the visitors from
the southern end of the County in
eluding lawyers. farmers, mer-
chants, politicians and one news
paper man. the last named being
Editor John d. Minis of the North
Side News. They all took in the
movies and other show places Of
Shoshone.
The lawyers included w. A. Bar
clay Jesse C. Martin. w. A. Peters,
and Henry NJ. Hall; bankers Eichel-
berger, A. j. Armstrong, Ed Gill,
w. N. Hardwick, Fred w. Zahn,
J. A. AdamsOn, George Bremen, R.
A. Ambrose. s. Foster and Paul r.
kartzke.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-25
SPECIAL VENIRE FOR THE
APRIL TERN OF COURT

By order of Judge Walters the
Sheriff's department summoned a
special venire for the April term
of the District Court, as follows:
X. G. Phelps, R. d. Crothers, L.
w. Garlock, R. j. Lennon Clar-
enee poteet, c. T. Williams, John
G. Turner. Elmer Todd, John Adj
amSon, w. N. Hardwick, T. NJ.
Hale, J. A. Armstrong, John Minis,
Ed Gill. R. A. Ambrose. G. A. Brew
er, ThOs. JaycON. s. Foster w. d.
Vredenburgh, C. E. Morris, 0. r..
Peterson. Fred Zahn. Bert Bowler,
Lester Boyer.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-25
GUESTS OF MRS. MELVIN.

Mrs. Melvin entertained at bridge
Tuesday afternoon, sixteen ladies'
participating in the play.
The same hostess called a num-
Der of the younger people to her
home Saturday evening to meet
the son of the house. James NJ.
Melvin. who was on visit TO
ShOshOne from Boise. Misses Jes-
sic McFall Eva Wheeler, Dorothy
Pierce ana Viora Gwin and MessTs.
Walter and Ervine Gwin and Ed
kysela We're present.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-25
EXHIBITION DAY AT
SHOSHONE SCHOOLS.

Friday, May 2nd, will be exhibit
ton day in the Shoshone Public
Schools
From i:i5 to 3:f5 p. N. recita-
tions i nall the regular classes will
be held in the various departments
to which all the patrons and
friends of the school are invited.
In the main building an exhibi-
ton of industrial work in the base
ment, and of general work in the
will be open for in
spection, and at $3.50 p. N. the do
mestice science classes will serve
punch and waters in the school
kitchen.
On the north side, there will be
general class recitations and an
Of work done during the
year.