Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-11

Rev. Willard n. Roots u at St.
Anthony today.
Charles A. Little Of Clover Greek
spent yesterday in town on bus
lneee.
Miss Lily 1'nO1nssOn Of Burns is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
H. Anderson.
DR.. W. H. Baugh 3 providing for
tie public by setting out trees and
u ectinz nib'hmg racks in front Of
his hardware store Oh Walnut
street.
.. J.. Bacon Of Boise was in town
several JAS this week looking aztec
hi banus OF sheep which are feed
iAg seLth of tovp.
Fred W. Chapman Of Wendell,
formerly deputy sheriff, vas in 5hO-
sshOne last Saturday and Sunday
visiting with friends
Miss Stella Cook, county superin-
tendent Of schools. was at Good
ing "Wednesday night 10 hear the
Ben Greet players.
Rev. Mr.. McKinnOn, who is now
at Boise. will be absent from his
ShoshOne pulpit next Sunday. be
ing engaged for the days service
at Roswell. Idaho.
Henry Peterson. ali-round butch
n and meat cutter. IS n1w con-
afscted with The Gem Meat Market
~ Fred Hill.
Sheriff lug i erecting a store
building on the lot owned by him
facing on the public square in
Rupert 1t Is d very vaiuablepiece
property. and was acquired by Mr..
lug when the town Of Rupert was
first laid out.
Ed Campbell was in from his
ranch on Big Wood river yesterday.
For the past three weeks he has
been buying fat hogs for a Port
land commission house and dur
ing that time he has purchased
eleven car loads In Lincoln and
Blaine Counties, all Of which have
been shipped TO the Portland mar
ket
Their Is not family in Sho-
shOne that does not read the jour
nal. 1t covers the ground not only
in it, home town but throughout
all this part Of Idaho The own
er Of a lost gold nugget advertised
the fact last Friday and recover
ed it the next day. A Journal ad.
turned the trick for him. Mrs.
Frank Crosse found the nugget on
th's street
p. H. Donovan. one Of the old
residents and VINO has been IN
charge Of the section crew en-
plOyed in the Oregon Short Line
yards .of this place. has been ap-
pointed assistant superintendent Of
the Idaho Northern Railroad, with
headquarters at Nampa and has re-
moved to that place His family
will Join him within the next few
days at that place.
Senator c. F. Borden is prepar-
ing to build a fine new home on
the site where he Is now living.
The present building will De nov
ed in the rear of the lots, and the
new residence will occupy the 10
cation of the old. While the plans
are not yet announced it is expect
ed that the structure will fully
measure up in architectural beauty
to the best dwellings around the
Courthouse block. which are among
the prettiest in town.
For a long time the city trustees
of ShOshOne have been endeavOring
20 secure better water for domestic
use in this town. and the action
just taken by the State health au-I
thoritieS Is the outcome. It has
been shown that most of the pol
luton could be traced to the
bitches of the Idaho Irrigation
Company. Wallis has been called
to ShoShOne repeatedly in this
and his recommended
tIOIts have always borne out the
contentious Of the local authorities.
L. 7. PIummer, representing the
immigration Service Of the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor,
with headquarters at Helena, Mon
tana, spent Tuesday in ShOshOne, I
hoOking after matters in connee- (
ton with his office. His business
Is to ascertain if there are persons
from foreign lands in this part of
the Country who have not reeeiv- (
ed the proper certificates to en- /
title them to remain in this cOun- I
try, and if be finds any who DO .
have such certificates, and cannot 1
give an account Of themselves, to /
bring them before a United States
Commissioner to show good and .
sufficient reason why they should I
not he deDOrtAi.