Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-31

T Painter is spending a rev Gays III
town from his ranch near Bliss.
David schaffer Of Minard, Idaho, was
a buinsess visitor in town yesterday.
F. A, Bowler went TO Boise on satur-
tday, returning home Tuesday morning
Deputy sheriff Chapman returned
Tuesday from a few days spent in
Boise.
Former assessor E. c. 1senberg spent
the past week in Boise looking after
the creation of the new county of Min
tdoka.
Fred G. Bliss Of the town of Bliss,
VINO will be the first sheriff of Gooding
County. spent the first of the week in
town on business.
0. A. Truman, Carey Act Commas
ssioner at Shoshone and Dietrich, gives
notice that certain eRrtyman must
prove up by April 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester NJ. Boyer wsre
at Hepburn the first of the week and
made an Investment in 20 acres of land
with some improvements.
Mrs. David L. Hughes spent Saturday
and Sunday at Kuna with her husband
who has recently taken charge of the
Oregon Short Line station at that
place.
It has been stated that the Camas !
Prairie branch trains would be abandoned
for the winter because of the snow
blockade. but they are in service just |
the same.
Fred L. Parker, manager of the River
ton company at Hepburn, was in town
Tuesday getting his witnesses for some
persons who were taking out their final
ma turaIization papers.
Rupert D. Gorby of Glenn's Ferry. ac-
companied by Sam Bostic and William
Mink, spent Saturday in town making
final proof upon a valuable nact OF
land near their town.
Miss Alta Warrior of the Shoshone
high school has gone to Hagerman
where she will give a reading this even
ing for the benefit of the public school
Of that place.
A large invoice of window glass of
many sizes was received this week. We
can also furnish you paints, oils, and
kalsomine at the lowest prices made for
years. Shoshone Hardware.-Adv.
"A rabbit drive that didn't drive took !
place on Sunday west OF the Gooding :
ranch. two miles east of shoshone. Sew \
eral hundred of the pests were started
into their death trap but got away. all J
except a score.
H. B. BEDFORD an attorney of Hey
burn. and Frank Snyder, cashier of the
Heyburn State Bank were looking after
buinesss in Shoshone on Tuesday Mr..
BEDFORD expects to be appointed pros
ecuting attorney of the new county OF
Minidoka.
Terrell Clark and Fred Prewtt, both 5
formerly connected with the restaaran Il
business of this town, are opening
place of their own in the Hudgins
building on South Rail street 1t is to s
be fitted up in modern style for ladies q
and gentlemen and the public will be q
well served by the new firm. u
Charles NJ. Kenyon, Dietrich farmer
for three years and student of the
habits of birds and game all his life
is an applicant for a deputy game-war-
denship. Before settling at Dietrich
KENYON was an active member of a
game protective association in the State "
Of washington, with headquarters at %
North Yakima. o.
Stanley B. Steck. the manager for =
the late firm of Wilmington & Mill
cans. whose place was burned, has ac-
,epted employment with a large cigar
concern In Ogden and will -
enter upon his duties in that city to-
morrow. Mr.. steck has fine business
ability. He leaves a host Of friends in
who will always be glad to M
hear Of his go~d fortune. pi
District Court opened Monday morn q
ne with number of attorneys In at We
,eHdance from out OF town. The cal az
.ndar was called and the cases that 81
ave arisen and triable in the new M
,ornties Of Gooding and Minidoka were
,et aside to be tried In those counties -
when the District Court has been organ n
.ed in the counties. The only Grim
nal cases that were on the calendar
we're dismissed on motion Of the pros 20
cuting attorney. &c
fls
N good merchandise, low prices, gr
'rompt service and personal atten- 81
lon appeal to yor, trade at the ~
Horse Store. p
Milwaukee has done away with social
sm Socialism was not what ready made -
4ilvaulxee famous anyhow. -