Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-17
LOCAL. BREVITIES.

The Commissioners adjourned We'd
nesday till the May meeting.
Rehearsals are on for high school
play May 1. THE Pointers" it is to
be.
Miss Mary Guyman was at Kimama
on Monday to look after a land claim
there.
Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Baugh have re-
turned home here from weeks visit
at Ketchum
John B Johnston of Haddock was
in town Thursday looking after bus
mess matters.
Henry Winters of Gooding is spend
ing few days in town looking after
business interests.
Old papers for spring house clean
ing are for sale at the Journal office
at 25 cents a hundred.
f. NJ. Roberts Of the firm of Morris
Roberts Company. of Bliss spent
Wednesday forenoon in town.
Miss Bess Burnside, who was in
jured in runaway at Bull, IS now at
home with her mother in Shoshone.
The County Commissioners com
pleted their regular spring session
yesterday and adjourned until May
9th.
John NJ. Num- Reinhold Tempel
and Amel Dormier were visitors in
town yesterday from the vicinity of
Owinza.
r. B. Warren has moved his family
to his new home that he purchased
in the eastern part of Mountain View
addition.
Capt. Phillips, watch inspector of
the Short Line, made his regular
monthly trip over the branch to
Ketchum on Monday.
A. D. Milligan of the Journal office
is in The north of Idaho this week
on personal business, expecting TO be
detained until about the first of May.
c. J. Bowers and wife drove from
Jerome yesterday Mr.. Bowers is the
owner of a we'll improved Carey Act
claim, about eight miles mort of Jer-
ONE.
Niels Christensen returned We'd
nesday morning from Portland where
he had been with car load of fat
steers. He reports the market very
good.
Mrs. Minnie Schodde of Hepburn
has been spending the past several
days in Shoshone. attending to bus
mess affairs and visiting old time
friends
Fred w Hastings, one of the Coun
ty Commissioners of GoOding county,
was in town yesterday afternoon look
ing after matters in connection with
his county.
A car load of matted milk was one
shipment received this week by a To-
cal mercantile concern, a part of the
consignment being intended for out
, sled merchants.
William f. wilkins and wife and
John T. Wilkins of Bliss were at
| tending to some matters in connection
with their ldHQ tIlticSlS a. NiitN l4e'N~
the middle of the week.
Eugene Burgess, eldest son of
Charles U. Burgess, was taken to SAT-
Lake hospital on Sunday suffering
from a serious malady. He had been
in the railroad service at Shoshone.
The rain that fell last week was
in
that is lust about what it was, too,
for it extended all over Southern Ida
no, to the incalculable help OF grass
and grain.
Mrs. E. w. Klenman, Grand Ma
IRON of the Order of the Eastern star,
who officially visited the Shoshohe
CHAPTER on wednesday evening, LETT
this morning for Filler, where she VIII
visit the Chapter this evening
Among the outside attorneys at
tending the opening of the DISTRICT
Court on Monday were n. B. Ruick,
Fremont Wood, Raymond Glvens ana
Pasco Carter of Boise; w. {. HOWE
of Mountain Home, and W. l. Stanoro
of Gooding.
Row Jones. Democratic warhorse'
vas around among his Shoshone
friends on Tuesday, just as cheerful
as ever in spite fthe poor luck ne
had in picking out the appointment ne
wanted and could get at the hands OF
The powers that be at Washington
Dorothy. the little daughter Of MI
ard Ms Frank T. Disney. was taken
to Boise on Tuesday for hospital
treatment. The parents, With Dr.
zener and a nurse, had the patient III
charge. An unusual affection OF tne
heart is the malady from wh.er nv
child is suffering. Her condition pc
came a alarming the past week
Miss Palmer is in Shoshone TINS
week in the interest Of the Lincoln
county Fair" which is to be put on
the boards at the Baugh's in the inter-
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