Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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sic McFall.
Miss Ida Isaacs is spending a week
.az-18ee, guest of Mrs. r. D. Crothers
at Richfield.
Rev Howard Bowler of Boise spent
several days this week in town visit
ing his brother.
William Bader. the Gooding copyist
and stenographer was a Shoshone
visitor this week
Frank Crosse returned from trip
to Portland a few days ago. He was
in that city about ten days.
L. V. Blanchard, travelling agent of
the Canadian Pacific rail and steam
ship line, was in Shoshone Tuesday
in the interest of his company.
George Camel went to Picabo yes
terday on the branch train. He has
a contract to erect a school house in
the southern part of Blaine county.
County Treasurer Bower has so
far recovered from his injuries re-
ceived a few weeks ago that he is
able to be at his office portion of the
day.
Bert Bowler has a camping party
out this week. including his brother,
w. H. Bowler, and Rev. Emory Hunt
The latter will occupy the Baptist pull
pit next Sunday.
E. A. Wilcox of Twin Falls, who
is one of the managers of the Great
Shoshone Falls Power company was
in town yesterday afternoon on bust
ness for the company.
Game Warden o. H. Barber was re-
moved from office last Saturday, J. B.
Gowen of Caldwell being put in in
BARRIERS place The Governor did not
assign any reason for the change.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Wright and
children will be away from Shoshone
for month or so, the former in New
York and the latter at ReXburg. The
children are with Mrs. Wright
Mrs. John Cullen and children on
Wednesday joined Mr.. Cullen and will
spend the remainder of the summer
with him. He is employed by the
Short Line as foreman of bridge con-
struction.
\. d. Milligan left Shoshone Mon
day night for Portland. He has taken
an editorial position on the Rural
Spirit which is the Oldest agricultu-
raj paper in the Northwest. Mrs Mil
ligan and the children will follow IT.
the course of a month or two.
Editor John D. Minis of the North
Side News was a visitor in ShoshSne
for the week end, being a guest of Mr..
Melvin of the Journal. He was hon
ored in being made ont of the judges
to pass upon the awards in the Fourth
of July parade acting with Wesley T.
Stafford of Gooding and y. L. Fletcher
of Richfield.
There was a break in the main
canal day or two before the Fourth
when a large volume of water was
turned into the river above the di-
version dam so that the damage might
be repaired. That was what had so
swollen the stream that fishing was
interrupted
Local sports are interested in two
arizes offered at the Shoshone hard /
ware store, the first hunting coat
ana the second hunting knife, for
the Shooters who come in with the
first and second dozen sage Eens on
The dav of the opening game season, !
July Is. The contest has been ar
ranged by J. p. Lane, the proprietor
It is open to all competitors who are
licensed to shoot.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Z. Kilker returned
IN their Dietrich home on Tuesday, |
having spent the better part of week
no the Wood river. near HALEY, where
they are interested in ranch. MT
Xilker is one of the most progressive
farmers of all the fine Dietrich tract
being alive TO the possibilities OF STOCK
raising there and having already
brought in cattle in considerable num-
bers. He reports steady improve
ment in conditions all about nun.
while nm the river there were heavy
rains, particularly on Saturday.