Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Every day finds new corners to sho-
shone.
The trustees Of the village meet
next Monday night.
HeImetn Albers was in Boise last
Sunday and Monday
Pew II. z. Lewis and family arrived
from Kansas on Tuesday.
J.R. Miller has been appointed sup
erintendent OF the shoshone water
works
Mrs c. r Wheeler and daughter.
Miss Inez Wheeler, were at Pocateilo
On Saturday.
John ". Mccall sold a car load Of
fat hogs last week To the Gooding
Packing company.
James Mcclure, a prominent farm
er Of Manard. had business in town
Monday and Tuesday.
Morse spring coats and dresses at
prices that will move them now show
ing at the Morse store.-Ad
\ Mrs. Clements Of HALEY. wife Of
Sheriff Clements Of Blaine county was
visiting with friends in Shoshone
[ Tuesday.
Fred W. Gooding was at Boise dur
ing the early days of the week confer
ring with State officials about high
way construction
This is the month Of the annual
school elections. These elections are
not only the nearest at hand but they
are OF first Importance.
Antoine Ineas has returned from
San Francisco, where he has spent the
past three months on business and
visiting with relatives.
W. H. Maunders, the stock dealer, is
in the northern part Of the state. hav-
ing left Shoshone Tuesday morning
Last week he returned from the east
". H. Murphy Of Seattle, who owns
a fine stock farm near Shoshone, is
here FOR the summer to superintend
extensive building Improvements on
his property.
Rev H. E. Mcleod preached his
farewell sermon last Sunday morning
occupying the pulpit of the Baptist
church for the service. With his fam
lily the minister departed for Kansas
Monday morning.
Louis F. Pierce employed on the
Boise Yellowstone highway. was bad
IS injured about the head and face
of the timbers stuck fun Of spikes fel
upon him. causing frightful wounds.
Beat the marshal to it, appears to
be the sentiment and ambition Of the
residents of Shoshone SO Tar as the
matter Of cleaning UP the fallen
leaves and other rubbish cluttering
I'D the streets and alleys Of the town
IS concerned.
John B. Wilbur. the short Line m
gineer at Owinza, was overcome after
days fishing Sunday and for tiiae
ne was critically i'll. The attack came
on just after he had returned from the
outing and he was at a ShOshone DRUG
store at the time.
H F. Ragland and wife Charles
Flag and A. J. Lucke drove up from
their homes near Gooding Tuesday
morning and spent the day in Sho-
shone. Mrs. Ragland made final proof
upon a valuable piece Of desert land
near the town OF GOOding.
Il would be just as we'll to keep an
eye on the rubbish while you burn IL
Boise had d disastrous fire from this
source on cleanup day last year and
numerous piles of burning leaves and
the like are to be seen in Shoshone in
close proximity of buildings.
Rev. DR.. c. T. Tiff. one of the big
gest and best known men in the Meth
odist church. will lecture in Shoshone
this evening. It was DR.. Tiff who ded-
icated the church of this denomination
here ten years ago. There will be no
charge for the lecture this evening.
A brand new musical production IS
on the boards promoted by the Ladies
Study Club. to be given in Shoshone'
April % and -. called the County
Fair. over a hundred persons con-
stituting the home talent for which
Shoshone has become famous will ap-
pear in the east.
John Whitenack. twelye-year-old
son of W. T vhitenack, Short Line
agent ut Shoshone. was struck oY
/ George Browns automobile on Friday
afternoon. The accident happened at
the Stockgrower's corner. The Eu
stepped in front of the machine and
the driver. being almost upon him.
could not stop. The victim bled pro
fusely nut was not seriously hurt after
all though it was marvellous that ne
was not killed having been dragged
all the way across Walnut street Or.
Dill was called.
Charles T. Harte. receiver Of the i
HALEY land office. was in Shoshone
his week for day or two. \ dozen
wears ago Mr. Harte was commits
sioner of old Lincoln county along with
paul Kartzke and Charley GridleN'