Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-10-02
LOCAL BREFITIES.


passenger yesterday morning.
Two carloads Of barley were deliver
cd here Tuesday for Wood river hos
feed
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Christman were
also numbered among the Salt Lake
visitors this week
Miss Emily Webster is making a
visit to friends in salt Lake, to re-
turn within a fortnight
Mr and Mrs. Ike Hill, who will re-
eide at Idaho Falls, left shoshone
Tuesday morning on No. IS.
The boys class Of the NJ. E. Church
xiii give a butterfly social at the
home of Mrs. Andy Newman tonight.
An automatic call switch intended
20 do away with uncertainties of per-
s8nal calls for railroad men is on ex-
hihiti0n in Shoshone
Judge Foraker was up from Wendell
Tuesday with clients who were making
final proofs before L. S. Commissioner
Frank T.. Disney.
Judge Walters was called to preside
at the Rigby court this week to try a
murder case in which the judge in
the district was disqualified.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Klute, on their
way from their home at Spokane to
make a visit east, stopped with Louis
sieisezke, brother of Mrs. Klute on the
North Shoshone tract
George Brown returned from Hot
Lakes Wednesday. He had been
there with his brother. Robert Brown,
whose illness had given his friends
and relatives alarm. The patient is
still very sick man.
4 break in the high tension wires
lust south of Shoshone this morning
interrupted work in the Journal Of
hce on press day. Damage to the wires
was not repaired till toward noon. 4
severe electrical storm caused the in
corruption.
Frank G. Lechleiter and family are
expected to arrive in Shoshone this |
week to reside permanently here |
They have recently returned to Twin /
Falls from a long visit east. At
Lincoln, Illinois, the mother of Mr. |
I.echleiter, whose illness had called /
Lechleiters east, passed away after
zheir return.
John R. Craft, American Falls farm
ar who grows dryland wheat success
fully as shown by his crop this year
of 5000 bushels from IS acres, is spend
ing some time in Shoshone. Years ago
alr. Craft drove cattle through this
way from the ranges in Oregon All
1he oId-timers know him.
What was advertised as a 'whirl-
wind" campaign by the Progressive
sarty of Idaho was rather mute and
Engiorious when it struck Shoshone the
other day, coming and going away in
IN automobile. Although regarded as
arst aid to the Democrats not moth
er's son of them all offered the glad
hand
Shoshone is not to lose one Of its
best families by the removal of Jesse
s-hristman to Boise mir. Christman,
who runs the passenger engine on
the Ketchum branch has been offered
a run between Boise and Huntington.
His determination to stay in Shoshone
and not accept the offer was announced
This morning.
There was displayed at the store
Of S. E. Todd the other evening a
string of trout that filled all beholders
with amazement when it was told that
1hev had been taken by anglers along
the main canal above the Cottonwoods
More than ten of the fish averaged at
least four pounds each, the entire
catch amounting to over hundred
pounds. The artists who had ofticiated
AZ the wonderful catch We're Todd,
Gwin. Mnlsaps and See.
CONFERENCE AND STATE FAIR
Salt Lake, October $40, 1914.