Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-03-06
LOcAL BREVIT{ES.

HRS Landsborough has two room
with Or without board.
Hrs. Ray p. Warren arrived home
from Boise on 10. IS last sgday
Eight head Of work horaes for yale
by Fred 2. Gwln, shoshone, Ilaho--
Adv.
Jack Davis spe9t the weell-end here
% see hig mother lie IS located al
Poeateiio.
A. L zleaIahon vas confined to his
home the fore part Of the week with
a severe cold.
a marriage license has been issued
for Fred r. Scott and 1lary J. Feck,
both Of shoahone.
Thomas H. eoodiag spent Monday
and Tuesday at Gooding looking after
his sheep interests
andrew Nelson. who Is engaged in
the feed and grain business at Minido-
ka, was in snoshone on Monday.
Rev. ~ II. Bowler, superintendent
is in shoshOne on Official business.
3lrs. D. ". Yaden has returned from
Lewiston. Idaho. where she spent sew
eral weeks visiting with a daughter
Miss Maud waters has gone to
Brooks. Mont, for an extended visit
with her niece, Mrs. George " Graut-
Charles H Grout, former proprie-
tor Of the Indanha hotel at Boise, was
visiting with Shoshone friends on
Tuesday.
The dwelling heretofore occupied
by 8lr. and Mrs. J. 4 Dygert has
been taken by J. F. Melvin who viii
occupy it next week
,. \. Helm returned wednesday
noon from Iowa where ne had been
called about ten days ago by the ser
I ious illness Of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hastings re-
turned the first Of the week from Spo-
kane, where they have been spending
the winter with relatives and friends
Mrs. Fred ". Cooling. Mrs. Leo
nora O. NOvinger, Mrs. Edward c.
Cooling and Mrs. J. F. Melvin were
at Gooding and spent the day Monday
Thomas Jaycox. the new Democratic
: postmaster Of jerome, was in Sho-
shone wednesday to join the party
who went TO the Democratic meeting
at Richfeld on that evening.
~ n ro-. ,,,,,. o,-sr Non
day from Boise and moved out on her
ranch about ten miles northwest OF
town. She has been visiting several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Cleary
of Boise. who is treasurer Of Ada
county.
Johnnie Cooling passed through
Shoshone on Tuesday on his way from
the Gooding sheep ranch at Carey
having in charge between 5000 and
1000 ewes. on the trail since Satur-
day. for the Landing sheds. For most
Of the way heavy snow was coz cred.
Manuel silva has added an auto
mobile to his livery equipment giving
Shoshone the very best facilities for
! his bushes. Silva's horses and rigs
have always been first class. For the
pleasure of a drive or saddle outing
he has all the requirements in eX-
cenent shape at all times.
Mrs. Admire Lewis, who formerly
resided in Shoshone but who has been
spending the past year with relatives
at Rigby, Idaho. was visiting with
( friends and relatives in town on Tues
! day and Wednesday. She left We'd
neday for hurry, Utah. whore she ex-
poets to make her future home.
Among. the passengers to RIchfeld
on Wednesdays special to hear the
! Democratic speakers were Robert j.
/ McAIahon, J. A. Keefer. Chris Hansen
Matt AIeFal. Miss Stella Cook, H. b.
Jones. James r. Boutwell,, Harlan D.
Hest. Editor Alexander OF Jerome
DR.. W. H. Baugh. Johnny Ryan, Alvin
McQuilan, P. H. Hughes, Edward
Pratt. Manuel Silva, Bert Bowler Of
Shoshone and Henry Hall, Thos
IaycoX. ". a. Peters, Bob Frazer ana
others, from Jerome From Marley
there was a delegation Of twelve en-
thusiastics taken on.
Mrs. See. the venerable mother Of
the County Assessor. and the. VIE ana
two children of the latter are in Min
idoka county, the senior lady at Hey
burn and the junior at Rupert where
she will visit two weeks. Nj. See IS
soon to set out on his rounds OF the
county or official duty. Mother See
has been visiting a son at HALEY She
is ~ years of age. being one OF the plo-
neers in the Snake river valley.
Neither in bodily health nor in mental
vitality or genial good humor has she
lost anything in a dozen years. And
may her shadow never grow less
Eight per cent money on improved