Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-05-09
James R. Boutwell, spent
OF the week In Boise.

| ~%Ai-o ~ t)Obii sf-tfi Ol)ffll IIOS
lof the week in Boise.
| Attorney W. A. Brodhead O
HALEY was in Shoshone Wednesda,
on his way TO Boise.
Mrs. l. B. perrme gave the an
nual blossom party al her Blue
Lakes home on Monday.
Fred w. Chapman, the forme,
ceputy sheriff, was visitor here
to4as a. his way up the branch.
isul X rtzke came over from
jerome soHday in his automobile
TO lcok after some matters at the
eoints seat.
Mrs. E. A. Bowler on "Wednesday
eNs4-inS very pleasantly entertain
Ell the teachers of the ShoshOne
public schools.
c. P. johnson was in town on
"Wednesday from his large ranch
near Marley, looking for men 10
employ for the seasons work.
r. E. McAlIister of the McAIlis-
/ ter and Schatz ranch east of town,
came from Mountain Home. where
he has been for some time, on
Tuesday.
Rev. H. W. Parker, district super
lntendent in the Methodist EpiscO-
pal Church, was visiting at the
acme of Senator Borden the first
of the week.
Mrs. \. Fred Cradle and daugh-
ter Grace, leave soon to Join Mr..
CRADLE, who l. employed on the
construction of a large paper mill
near Vancouver, B. G..
Thomas NJ. Starrh. former ownee
Of the Starrh Lrug Store of this
place, has moved with his family
to Twin Falls. where he has taken
charge Of a prominent orug store.
Don't buy a mower until you
have seen the Plano. IL COM
blnes the strength and durability
of the Mccormick. with the easy
cutting of the Deering --Shoshone
Hardware.
The Zell Truman Dairy company
have sold their milk route 10 L. J.
Mott They still retain the ranch
intending to ship cream in large
quantities, also TO supply local
customers.
At the commencement exercises
OF the high school last night the
orchestra played the wedding
march. There's a reason. ThreeI
or four Of the teachers are ON
Cupid's little List.
Mrs. I. I. Mcmahon Of RichfieIdI
came down from her home yester-
day to attend the commencement
exercises of the ShoshOne public
schools. Her son Truman was a
member of the graduating class.
On account of the new public
utilities law that went into eff
feet May Sth, Sheriff Tug and MS
deputy have been obliged to turn
in their railroad passes. and here
after will have to pay full fare,
if Obliged to travel upon the rail
road in the performance Of their
duties.
The fishing season having come
again, numerous fishing partieSl
have been going out of town dur
ing the last few days. They havel
had good success and many of thel
have returned with all
the trout that the law will permit
them to catch. Jack EllwOOd
caught ten pounds before break
fast this morning
w. H. Murphy is here from Sc
attic, inspecting his several farms
a few miles north of ShOshOne He
has employed a number of men and
will put several hundred additional
acres of his land in cultivation this
spring. Mr. Murphy is an alderman
Of Seattle and one of the proml-
nent men of the State Of Wash
ingtOn.
Several Of the partitions have
been torn out of the lower f.ocr
OF the old Columbia hotel buililng
and the interior is being refittedj
so as to greatly enlarge the bill
lard and pool hall that is being
conducted in that place. The Jap
anese prOprietOrs are going to add
several new billiard and pool tables
TO their already large equipment
Reports come from the Boise
valley and the entire southwestern
part of the State that the fruit
is badly damaged, and in a good
many places entirely killed. Lin
ooln county is moro fOrfUnatp
however, as little, if any damage, /
has been done to the fruit crop.
The prospects now are that ShO-
shone and vicinity will have its
usual large crop of fine fruit of
all kinds.