Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-01-23
LOCAL. BREVITIES.
Snow three feet deep at the Ket-
chum tracks-en

~--~--% 49, 1900
Rev. Howard Bowler Of Boise was
in town Wednesday visiting with
relatives.
Lost-Black umbrella, lady's size,
ivory and silver handle Return to
Miss Katie O'Hare.
r Ex-sheriT Roy Jones of Gooding
was visiting among his shoshone
friends on Wednesday.
Chris Stockburger, Jacob Roth and
John Shcefner were visitors from XII
mama on business last Saturday.
Lowell Winchester is home here
from Mt. Pleasant, Utah, where he
was called by the burial of his mother,
Mrs Reynolds.
Mrs. Frank Crandall went to Boise
last Saturday for an operation and
treatment at one Of the local hos
pitfalls Of that place.
The Hill City train was stalled by
the snow on Thursday at the Y at the
terminus and had to be dug out by
the rotary which went I'D today.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Study club will be held at the High
School auditorium this afternoon. An
interesting program has been arrang-
ed
Judge Walters went to Twin Falls
on Sunday afternoon where he open
ed a term of court on Monday morn
ing. He was accompanied by Court
Reporter E. H. Weaver.
Mrs. DR.. Stockton of Grangeville,
Idaho, arrived in Shoshone yesterday
morning for short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. John McFall. Mrs
Stockton is on her way to California
to spend the remainder of the winter.
The last of the ice houses about
were filled the first of the
week and the harvest of ice has stop
ped for the season. The houses were
filled none too soon as the mild wea-
Their and rain of the past few days
has melted the ice to such an extent
that it could no longer be cut and
packed.
The Shoshone organization of Lat
ter Day Saints, commonly known as
Mormons, have rented the Barnum
building on Rail street directly west
of the Journal office, and are fitting
it up rs a place for holding their
church services. Their church or
ganization in Shoshone is growing,
and both their church and Sunday
school services are well attended
w. D. Vredenburgh went to Boise
last Friday with Charles c. Haines,
known as Uncle Charley
Haines. Mr.. Haines will spend the
remainder of the winter at the CAPT
tai taking medical treatment. He
has been very poorly during the win
ter and his friends thought that a
change of altitude would be of bene-
fit to him. He is one of the pioneers
of Idaho and has many friends in
every section of the state.
Miss Mary Taylor Of Boise and Mr..
Will W. Custer, son of W. c. Custer
of Shoshone, and a member Of the
well known firm of W. C. Custer q
Son, were married on Monday in Boise.
The young people have been acquaint-
ed since childhood, and their mar
rage was not a surprise to their
friends Mrs. Custer spent several
months in Shoshone last summer as
sisting in the transcribing of the
county records. She is graduate OF
the Pocatello Academy and a very
young lady. Mr.. Custer
was born and raised in Lincoln coun-
ty, and is a young man of high stand
ing The happy couple will start
in Shoshone where Mr..
Custer will continue in business with
mis- father.
There is a cause for the CHEEKY
smile worn by A. E Vredenburgh |
since Sunday morning; cause for
he unwonted industry he has display
ed in cleaning off the snow twice a
lay from the front of his store
md sometimes from the fronts Of his /
neighbors and even going out into the
street TO find something to do in the |
same line Besides other manifesto
lions Of good citizenship abroad he /
goes about the chores at home with
good will, getting up betimes and be-
ng ready to come to his store long be-
ore business hours every day. Yes,
here is a cause for all this and it
S the first-born in the Vredenburgh