Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The curfew rings at 8 O'Clock.

Fred S. Bradley of HALEY was in
Shoshone first of the week.
Mrs. Bert Rhine entertained at auc-
ton bridge on Monday night
George W. Redmon has remodeled
his town residence and added a porch.
The board of County Commissioners
will meet next Monday for their quar-
| terly session.
Harley Grewell was in town from
Dietrich yesterday on business for the
Idaho Irrigation Company.
William Ferree, who owns well
! improved ranch near Bliss, was Wis
itor in town the first of the week.
c. F. Kelch, a Boise lawyer, was in
town last Saturday taking dispositions
to be used in an important law suit.
Charles L. Burgess is building on
his ranch three miles east of Sho-
shone frame dwelling IA by % feet
DR.. ]. c. Baugh, formerly of Rich
field and lately of the upper Snake
river valley, is now a resident of Sho-
shone.
Mrs. E. b. Wright and children, who
had been visiting the w. Fl. Wrights
in .Shoshone. departed Wednesday
morning for Rexburg.
Miss Bess Burnside who met with
a painful accident a few days ago near
Bull, is recovering nicely but is yet
unable to return to her home.
Paul r. Kartzke and County Com
rome Tuesday morning in Mr.. Heiss'
automobile and spent the day in town.
A. D. Milligan of the Journal Office
was detained at Wendell for the first
of the week by the illness Of his chill
dren. three of them being down with
the measles.
Fred Clark, former county treas
urer, now in the service of the Short
Line, spent a day here yesterday and
this morning took the train up the
HALEY branch.
County Commissioner W. A Heiss
was up from Jerome on Tuesday OF
personal business at the Court house
The regular session of the board viii
begin next Monday.
Marshall b. Campbell and his
daughter, Mrs Robert Bradley, came
up from Ticeska Monday noon. Mr..
Campbell left the same evening for a
visit at his former home in West Vir
ginia.
Mrs. Matt McFall and her daugh-
tiers, Misses Jessie and Leona, are
home mere from spending the winter
and early spring at Berkeley. Cali
fornia, where the young women were
at school.
Paul S. Haddock, the Shoshone at
torney, was a Richfeld visitor the first
of the week He had not been here
for two years or so, and was well
pleased with the growth of the farming
country around town.-Recorder.
John Thomas on yesterday brought
his wife and several other ladies up
from Gooding. in his automobile to
view the art exhibition at the High
school Auditorium under the auspi-
cies of the Shoshone Study Club.
Gust Govalenko, a young Russian
farmer, a day or two ago was located
on a fine one hundred and sixty acre
homestead a few miles mort of Sho-
shone by Fred Gwin. Mr.. Gwin has
several other farmers coming from the
east whom he is going to locate on
land north of Shoshone.
Mrs. Frank c. Brady entertained on
Saturday at the home of Mrs. King
on Knob Hill. 1t was a tango smelling
party and Mrs E. H. Merrifield won .
the prize. The guests were Mesdames .
White, Cook. c. r. Wheeler, Zeller /
Merrifeld. Phillips and Bandy. The
occasion was very much enjoyed by
all present.
A. D. Crothers expects to go as soon
as possible to Shoshone. to take up
for the summer, after
having disposed of his shoe and har-
ness business here of Elmer Mellick,
recently from Anaconda, Mont. Mrs
rrothers and babe have been i'll for
some days last past, and Mr.. Crotbers
is not able to leave at present-Rich-
field Recorder.
A welcome rain began yesterday
evening and apparently has been gen
eral throughout all this region. II
comes in time for the most good TO
,rops Of all kinds. but particularly TO
he dry farm crops. Nearly all grain
las been seeded on irrigated LANDS.
And not the least of the rains bene-
its will be the packing down when
t will give to the roads about sho7
hone.
An affliction that has come to the
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