Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-03-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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NJ. A. Coblantz was in town the first
of the week from his ranch near King
william Wheeler, a business man
of Glenn's Ferry, was in Shoshone
Monday
Dr. Woods. the Gooding veterinar-
ian surgeon, had business in Shoshone
yesterday
George Roessler and G. F. Urfer
went to Mountainhome last evening
to be gone two or three days.
L. l.. Ingraham of Boise was in
Shoshone the first of the week on bus
mess and visiting with friends.
John Cullon, who is employed in the
construction department of the Ore
gon Short Line, was home last Sun
day with his family.
Mrs. Aaron Fuller and baby Of
Cooling are spending the week in
town with Mrs. Fuller's parents
/ Captain and Mrs. Philips.
The members Of the knights of Py-
thias Lodge are busily engaged in re-
hearsing for a minstrel show to be
given in the Lodge room April LIST.
Ernest Eymann of American Falls
was in Shoshone yesterday and made
himself a citizen of Lincoln County
by filing upon a homestead Of eco
acres a mile and a half East of XII
mama.
Tuesday was the anniversary Of the
organization of the Relief Society
Of the Church of Latter Day Saints,
and was observed by them in the
evening. A progrom was given and
r lunch served.
The domestic science classes Of the
public schools served fifteen cent
iunheoB Wednesday noon to the pu-
pills and patrons of the schools. The
public is always invited to patronize
these Iuncheons.
Mrs. Frank Evans. formerly Of
Shoghone, but who now lives at Hin
City, Idaho, where her husband Is
manager Of the Gem State Lumber
yard, was visiting with friends IN
Shoshone on Wednesday.
The many friends of Roy c. Jones
will regret that he did not receive the
appointment Of L. S. Marshal for the
District Of Idaho, for which he was
an applicant. Thomas d. Martin Of
Boise was appointed a day or two ago
The dinner and dance given by the
ladies of the Catholic church on We'd
nesday evening proved highly enjoy
able and We're splendiGly patronlzed.
Both Of The affairs we're under the
general charge Of hirs. Elizabeth
white.
c. W. Dyre of Twin Falls, a former
sheriff Of that county, spent yesterday
in Shoshone renewing old acquain-
tancss with his friends. He is can
didate for deputy L. S. Marshal and
is obtaining Endorsements for that
position.
John Wines has purchased from
from Messrs Disney, Brennan and
Cooling eight lots in Lincoln Addition
] and is building house upon them.
! Mr. Riggin being the carpenter. The
lots bought include a part of the or-
. chard, and it is an exceptionally
pleasant place for a home.
The Ladies Study Club met with
such success in the art display given
, by them at the High School Audito-
rum on Tuesday and Wednesday that
they will give another art display con-
sisting of oil paintings some time in
Auril The oil paintings viii all be
: taken from the work OF American
artists.
DR.. zeller, Harry Anderson and the
other novices who have purchased
automobiles have been busy the last
{ week taking instructions in their OPP
Grafton and seem to have succeeded
pretty we'll 1t is reported that sew
} eral more new cars will be in opera
ton about town within the next few
weeks.
Judge c O. Stockslager came over
from Twin Falls Monday and accepted
the plea of guilty of the colored man
who stabbed the japanese a couple
of weeks ago and sentenced him to a
term in the State penitentiary of not
more than two years. The charge
made against the negro was assault
with a deadly weapon.
The governor of the state of Idaho
has appointed the week of May 2-7 as
a cleanup time for all the state.
Shoshone has anticipated the Cover
J nor nearly two months and has been
cleaning up ever since the snow went
off The spirit of the time is always
abroad in Shoshone to make the town
more and more beautiful.
A number of the farmers who have
had their potatoes in the cellar and
in pits since fall are now hauling
them to town and shipping them East
and South by the car load. They are
bringing a fairly good price in a
ready market. They have kept well
during the winter and their condition
is excellent and they should bring a
/ good market.
The Ladies of the Catholic church
gave their annual dinner and ball on
St Patricks day and evening, March
{ seventeenth. Dinner was served from