Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-11-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Judge N. Q. Aubolee former well
known lawyer in shoshone. and who
has interests at Hagerman, is on a
visit here
Former Deputy Sheriff A. F. Tage
Of Jerome has gone east for hospital
treatment for a bad injury sustained
in a recent runaway accldene
Mrs. Alma PettyJohn was down from
/ Gooding Wednesday making proof be-
fore Z. s. Commissioner Disney on a
desert entry northwest Of that town.
Harry J. Allen says that in sho-
shone the people are almost buried in
apples and potatoes for which there
is no sale. Mr. Allen probably means
no system Of distribution.-Ha HALEY
Times.
C. r. Scott lately of the Pocatello
Chronicle. now no more as a daily,
was a caller at the Journal Office on
Tuesday Mr.. Scott is looking up
location. being on his way to Eastern
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Gooding
with their little daughter Martha are
to leave Shoshone in a few days for
a visit to Lakin, Kas., the home Of
their daughter, Mrs Campbell. The
visitors will remain for an indefinite
time
Judge-elect Boutwell,, since the cleo
ton, has given the Shoshone public
library a lot of bookcases of elegant
finish and design, and the donation is
one highly appreciated by the ladies
promoting this valuable shoshone in
stitution.
Judge StOckslager came down from
Haley Wednesday after an adjourn
ment sine die the day before of court
in Blaine county. The new judges will
fix the next term for the next session
Judge Stockslager will again practice
law after serving out his term on the
bench.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Disney
leave Shoshone on Saturday for the
east, Mrs Disney intending to remain
for the winter but Mr. Disney return
ing to Shoshone within a short time.
He will, however. join Mrs. Disney
in Chicago to spend the Christmas
holidays.
The prisoners Finch and Shulsen,
statutory offense at Jerome, were
sentenced on Tuesday by Judge Stock
slayer to six and four months respec-
! lively in the county Jail. The pris-
oners had plead guilty. The husband
of the Shulsen woman is suing for
divorce.
The library committee of the Study
club of Shoshene. Mrs. F. L. Wolfe,
Mrs. E. L. Weaver. Mrs. Elizabeth
White. Mrs. V. V. Bower and Mrs.
Burnside, will fit up one of the rooms
in the Cooling building for uses Of the
library. the room having been donated
by the owners.
/ An agent for the British government
has been on the rounds of Lincoln
/ county farms buying up horses. The
agent was in Shoshone last week. He
/ stated that he was ready to buy all
horses that had the full number of legs
to their credit, whether the animals
had outlived their usefulness or not.
/ What was called a bargain dance,
for which an admission of SO cents
was charged, proved a pleasant occa-
sion for a company of fifty at the K
P. Hall last Friday night. 1t has been
proposed to organize a club to give
five dances for the winters festivities
in that line.
Court Cierk-elect Lundin has enter
ed upon a course of practical training
in his position to which the voters
have chosen him, spending regular
hours every day in mastering the rou-
tine duties. He fully realizes that
the officers an important one and he
is determined to familiarize himself
with it.