Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-05-01
LOCAL BREVTTIES.

H. e. Cornell and wife were visitors
in town Thursday.
James Melvin of Salt Lake is in /
Shoshone at the home of his father.
L. NJ. Savage was over from Burley
this week visiting with his sister, Mrs.
Sam Malicoat.
George Ferris was in town the first
Of the week from his home at Arco in
Lost River Valley.
Judge Walters came home with his
family from Boise Saturday afternoon,
returning on the Sunday evening train
Reinold Temple, Phillip Temple and
John Mum of Dietrich were attending
to some land matters in town Wednes-
day
L. L. Ormsby was over from Boise
on Tuesday making preparations for
the shearing of his large flocks of
sheep.
O. J Brennan went over to Boise
Saturday evening and spent Sunday in
the Capital City, returned home that
night.
The Bible class of Rev. Edward Pratt
will meet Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock at the parlors of the ShOshone
hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Grewell drove
down from Dietrich Tuesday on bust
ness in connection with the Idaho Ir-
rigation Company.
Jack Boyle was in town Wednesday
for the first time in several weeks He
has had ususually good luck with his
sheep he past winter and spring.
Mrs. A. E. Covington of Rexburg has
been spending several days with Mrs.
A. E. Bowler, en- route to Calf, Cal,
where she is to make her future home.
FOR SALE-Selected seed potatoes.
Rurals. Selected two years for quail
ity and qantity in the field by the hill
method John VI. Price. Shoshone,
Idaho.
\ message received from HALEY on
Monday stated that the Rev. Father
Wirtzberger Of the Catholic church
had been taken suddenly i'll there with
n alarming fever.
Samuel Kilker and Peter Andrews.
/ leading farmers of the Dietrich tract.
| Iift Shoshone Tuesday evening for
/ Utah with a view Of buying a carload
OF dairy cattle. The best to be had
viii be taken in the lot.
In speeding "a motorcycle last Fri
Day, e W. Sinclair, the druggist, was
/ thrown violently to the ground and
seriously hurt. The accident occurred
below the Alillsaps ranch. Mr.. Sin
clair was able to walk into town not
withstanding the loss of blood. which
ran profusely from his face The suf-
ferer was taken to Boise hospital on
the evening train.
The fishing season opened today.
While the favorite waters of the Big
Wood were not as clear as the anglers
could wish, still there were numbers
of fishermen off bright and early for
the rifles and holes in that stream.
| Three or four automobile loads came
from Gooding, including Sam Lewis,
Jack Thomas, Charley Schafer, Bert
! Phillips. H. C. Hudelson, Charley Hurl-
butt. julius Furcht, W. S. Burlington,
besides more than a score OF the local
expert anglers.
Fred Thevenin, who left Shoshone
a year ago with a circus that strand
ed in Kansas, has had some other ad-
ventures more or less exciting ac-
cording to a letter just received from
him by relatives here. the traveller
having finally settled himself to the
real work of his life at Dade city
Florida, where he became connected
with newspaper. The printing bus
mess held him for time in Shoshone
until the circus came along. Theve-
min. who is still only boy in years
states that he expects to take in mill
tary service in Mexico if anything II
that line offers.
n good merchandise, low prieea'