Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-05-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Cook and Anderson. are picnicing to-
day on the Baugh ranch.
WANTED.-Mana and wife on ranch.
Address Box p, Shoshone postoffice.
Shoshone's baseball team is to visit
Glenns Ferry next Sunday. The team
is strong for this engagement and will
appear in the natty new suits, which
are Oxfords in design with navy
stripe. The locals met with misfor-
tune last Sunday to lose to Dietrich by
score of to 10.
Mrs. Joseph Parry and grand daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Swope. are visiting
in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Lee George Of HALEY, is visit
ing friends and relatives here this
week.
E. L. Weaver returned home from
Twin Falls last Sunday.
Mrs. s. Il. Friedman and her daugh-
ter Miss Marion. We're in Shoshone
Monday, on their way home to HALEY
They have just returned home from a
five months visit in Germany
Hugh Baker. Of the law firm. Sulli-
van, Sullivan and Baker, at HALEY,
was in town Monday attending the
good roads meeting.
Mrs. W. p. George Of Haley. was in
town the first of the week. having some
dental work done.
Miss May Palmer. one of the First
grade teachers, leaves Saturday for
her home in Lincoln. Nebr.
Charles NJ EemphiH Of Portland,
Oregon, is spending a few days in
town. Mr. Hemphill is we'll known
here, having formerly resided in Sho-
shone with his family. For several
years he was cashier Of the First Ma
tional bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Stewart of
Bliss, were in town yesterday doing
some shopping.
The ladies Of the Catholic church are
TO have a cooked food sale Saturday at
the Keefer & White store, with their
usual delicacies. pastries. breads and
meats ready for the table, these sales
always being red letter days for the
Shoshcne housewives.
Ross Borden came to town from
Kimama yesterday to attend the COM
mencement exercises Of the public
schools.
Judge Walters went to Rupert Mon
day morning to open the spring term
of district court for MinidOka county.
He returned home the same evening
and on Wednesday went to Boise,
where he will spend the remainder of
the week The trial cases will not
begin at Rupert until next Monday.
Chief Justice Ailshie of the State
Supreme court, spent last Saturday in
town making new friends and renew
ing old acquaintance.
John Weiss came down from Averill
last Monday and filed on valuable
tract of farm land near that place.
T. y. Coleman and family were down
from Burmah last Sunday to attend
the funeral of their old friend and
neighbor, Bert Crothers.
Charles W. DeVoe was in town Mon
day and filed on thre hundred
and twenty acre tract of land under
the enlarged homestead act. The land
is located near his Carey act farm.
R. B. Warren has located his paint
shop in the small building in the rear
of Frank T. Disney's law office.
john W. Kerhsler was in town yes
terday from his farm near Bliss.
Roy L. Peters and Willis T. Trim
BILE who have finely improved farms at
Ticeska, had business in Shoshone
yesterday.
w. F. Horn. who lives at Eagle, Ada
county, was looking after business in
terests in Shoshone Tuesday.
FOR SALE-Good ice box and econ +
omv fruit jars for sale cheap. Inquire
at Journal office.
Charles w Mum spent Monday in /
Shoshone making purchases for the
Of his homestead that he .
recently filed on in the vicinity of /
Owinza. He has already erected a +
substantial dwelling of several rooms +
md is rapidly improving his place.
FOR sALE-One So wagon, at
Borden's.
Mrs. Paul 5. Haddock and children
ire at Bedford. Iowa, for the early
summer Mr. Haddock Will join them
here later.
The two and a half year old son 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Reiss Shellman of Diet
.ich. who died Wednesday evening OF
Intestinal trouble. was buried Thursday
n the ShoshonA cemetery.
wANTED-A room house. Journal