Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-01-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Frank T. Disney is at Boise
DR. c. F. zelier made a professional
trip to owinza yesterday
Hiram Anderson OF Owinza was a
visitor in shoshone on Monday.
Mrs. D. L. Hughes Of Kuna was
visiting with Shoshone friends on
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Winter Of Haddock has been
visiting in town for a few days with
Mrs Sullivan who IS her aunt.
Miss Blanche Gw1n has returned
to Montpelier where she is teaching
school after spending the holidays
with her mother in Shoshone.
Rev. c. z. Holman and wife and
daughter Of Vale. Oregon, who have
been visiting John II. Holman left last
Saturday noon for their home.
DR.. Baugh is having the room east
Of his drug store and which was for
merry occupied by the barber shop
fitted up to be occupied By Charles
Finlayson as a saloon.
Mrs. Lizzie White. Mrs. .. J. Bren-
nan, Miss Florence Brennan and
Walter white expect 70 leave Sunday
morning for Los Angeles California,
10 be gone two months.
D. Sidney Smith. who was operat-
ed on AT Los Angeles about ten days
ago. is reported as recovering nicely
and il is thought thar he VIII soon
be enjoying good health
4 e-hundred-pound porker al
Il months was butchered and sold 10
the Gem Meat Market this week by
F. s. Franklin Of the Big Wood eoUn-
try. The hog. which was q fine speci-
men, was fattened on home grown
corn.
The County Commissioners Will
meet next Monday for their regular
quarterly session. AS il is their first
meeting in the year it is one Of con-
siderable importance and many items
Of interest will be attended TO by the
board.
The cold weather Of the last few
days has caused the ice dealers and
other persons who are in the habit
of putting up ice TO exercise every
effort 10 I'LL their ice houses before
a thaw takes the ice out OF the river.
Al the present time the quality Of
the ice is very good and II is as thick
as il can be easily handled and used
The Hill City branch now leaves
Shoshone on Monday Wednesday and
Friday. returning on the alternate
days. The snow up the branch had
become so deep that II was iulpossi-
ble for the train to make the round
trip in one day and the railroad come
pany was obliged 70 take tTO days
for the round trip.
Clarence Reynolds. a pumper for
the Oregon Short Line AT this place.
made hnaI proof yesterday before (
the L. s. Commissioner upon a valE-
abIs piece Of desert land located about
four miles north OF town. He obtains
his water TO irrigate the land from
Big Wood river and has a greater part I
of it in d good state OF cultivation
The Shoshone public schools opened I
Monday morning after two weeks va I
cation Two Of the teachers, Miss 7.
Robinson and Miss Kramer. were de- /
layed II returning 10 Shoshone, Miss
mother being very III in 4
an omaha hospital Res. u Mcleod /
has been teaching in the place Of Miss
Robinson and Mrs. Frank 7. Disney I
has had charge OF Miss kraeme4s I
room.
David Klauser and Henry Martin, 4
dry Farmers who reside a short dis 1
lance from Owinza, were in Sho- 4
shone Monday and purchased a car
load Of lumber and other supplies
which they had forwarded TO Owinza-
The trade of these people is beginning
to be of considerable benefit TO Sho-
shone and viii greatly increase with
in the next few months.
Ed Newman. whose home is at
HALEY but who belongs to the Sho-
shone family Of that name. all noted
was showing to his
friends here last week a model Of
JdtSAteU SASpASAN NAooh- H--A~- -
TO make it handy 70 carry.
Not only on the hook but on the pole
IS well Mr. Newman has secured his
tights by guarantee Of the govern
nent and the advice seems TO be valu-
able. according to the opinion OF
,heepmen who have seen il.
dINlDOKk ENTRYMEN NEED
NOT PAY THEIR TAXES.