Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-03-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Mrs. Bert Bowler has been spend
ing the past week at Gooding with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Garlock
A. L. Fletcher spent Wednesday in
Shoshone looking after collections and
other matters for the Idaho Irrigation
company.
Henry Dotson has moved his family
to Gooding where they will spend the
summer on one Of the Fred w. Good
ing ranches.
Emil Hoefel and Henry Roth were
Fin town from Kimanla on Tuesday and
each filed on a homestead Of 800 acres
near that place.
Arthur Fender of Richfeld and Miss
Emma V Benton of Emmett were
united in marriage by Probate Judge
Jones last Saturday. March 20.
Sheriff Zug went to Pocatello Tues
day noon and returned that night
with a prisoner who is charged with
passing bad checks in Shoshone.
Mrs. VIII Newman is at a Boise
hospital Her many friends will be
glad to know that her restoration to
/ health is assured, according to re-
ports received in Shoshone this morn
| ing.
hrs. Susie Sandusl1y, a lady of Lex
ington, KY. who had been visiting her
| brother, w. b. HardwiclSe. and the
family Of Charles J. Isle at Rich
! field, returned east on No. 10 Thurs
day evening.
A pair Of rough neelSs." appear
ed in Shoshone two nights this week.
They had a diminishing house. They
should not have been permitted to APP
pear at all, so, entirely devoid of merit
and decency was their show"
/ According to advices received by
j. J.. Beckett, agent for the state in
the matter, has been advised that
there viii be no more bounties allow
ed for the killing of predatory ami
mails. So that means Of profit in the
killing of coyotes, bobcats, etc, is cut
off
Rev. c. A. varnum passed through
Shoshone this morning on his way to
Soldier. His family spent the winter
on their ranch in the lower part OF
This county, while the minister found
| il incoHvenient to get out of the
heavy snow to see them until this
week
W. Ed Albers of Warsaw. Ill, is in
Shoshole this week looking after the
extensive farm and stock interests
owned By himself and brother near
Dietrich. He win remain here for sew !
eral days and win then go to Califor- |
MIA to look after his property inter- |
ests in that state.
The dinner for the t-Together
meeting of the Republicans and Pro-
gresives held on Tuesday evening was
! served by the Ladies' Study Club Of
Shoshone. They realized a nice sum
from proceeds and will use it to pur-
chase Il public drinking fountain
which they expect to install on one of
the principal streets this spring.
Shoshone people remember with !
pleasure the visit here of the Jerome
band of musicians two years ago. |
The same band has lost none of its
musical ability since. and at the ap-
pearance of the Jerome delegation in
nearly dozen automobiles for the
meeting Tuesday night the band led
the way in a parade through town, |
making everybody feel mighty good.
1t was nothing but a jackrabbit in
collision with the motorcycle of r. II. |
Smith who attends to the signal
lights for the Short Line in the Sho-
shone district, but the rabbit derailed
the lopsided vehicle and hurt MIR.
Smith quite badly. The collision oc-
CURED east of Gooding and the injur
ed signal man was taken TO a Good
ing physician before being able to
return to ShOshone
The Shoshone public schools were
closed on Monday afternoon out of
respect for Andy Oleson whose fun
eral services were conducted from the
Methodist church on that afternoon.
Mr. Oleson had lived in Shoshon2 from
about the time the town was started
and had been janitor in the public
school building for seventeen years.
He was honest trustworthy, and re-
spected by all who knew him. He
left no relatives as far as known.
If good merchandise, low prieeo,
prompt service and personal at
tsntion appeal to you, trade at the
Morse Store. II
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