Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-06-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| were up from HdSerInau LnlS week on
business.
George Beckett was up yesterday
spending the day with his brother. J.
L. Beckett
True Fuller has been in one Of the
Boise hospitals for several days TAX
ing medical treatment.
! a. l. Mcmahon returned Friday night
from Rupert where he served as d
witness IN a suit in the district court.
Mrs Myrtle McCune Of Manard was
in shoshone the first Of the week max
ing final proof on her homestead near
that place.
Mrs. ". B. George Of HALEY spent
Tuesday night in shoshone on her way
home from Jerome where she attended
the convention Of the women's clu0s.
Elmer Todd Of Shoshone is up to-
day. shaking hands with old friends.
This is his first visit to HALEY in
four years. HALEY Times. Monday.
". r Rays and T. p. Bush drove
from Richfield this morning in Mr..
Kays' auto. They came 70 testify IN
case that is being tried in the district
court
Mrs. Joseph Parry and her grand
daughter Miss Fern swope. returned
last week from Rupert and ogden
where they visited relatives for sever
al days.
II. r. Rays, general manager Of the
Idaho Irrigation company, and wife
and sister-in-Iaw, Miss Greir Of
Phoenix, Arizona, were at Haley on
Monday
The Journal wants to engage the
services Of solicitors and canvassers
in its subscription department. Good
pay and agreeable work for the sum
u-ar. Call or write.
Conductor Joe Burbidge is in charge
Of the Shoshone- Ketchum train AT
present, Conductor J. \. McCulloni
having taken "A week of to attend 10
some personal business.
A H. Shirley Of Blaine has a num- .
her OF infant sage hens running with
his spring chickens. Finding the eggs.
he had them Matched under a hen.
Honors mon for local schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow Ferguson ar (
rived here Sunday from Boise They /
have rented the Hugh Cramer resi- /
dence on First avenue and will re-
main here this summer HALEY /
Times.
Judge Stockslager will sit in the I
Lincoln county court this week. Judge ,
Walters will finish the term at HALEY /
and then return to Shoshone to write I
opinions in cases heard by him on the /
supreme bench.
The announcement was made on
Monday that DR.. ". H. Baugh
owner of the opera house that bears
his name. had reeonsidered the matter
of leasing the property and had given
further tenure to o. NJ. Harness.
Joe Adams. fireman on the
Haley passenger, took few days
off the fore part OF the week and
went to Hepburn where he was
indicted into the mysteries OF the
Masonic blue lodge.
Mrs. E. L. Weaver and children left
Monday night for Iowa where they
will spend the summer visiting with
relatives. Professor Weaver expects to
leave Sunday for the East and VIII
make the trip with a train Of sheep.
Snow on the fifth of June, 1911
IS the meteorological record today.
The same record was made on the
Fourth OF July. W.. and IN the
summer Of 1890 there was snow
here in Sh0shOne. Tie Journal Of
flee thermometer registered trecz-
ing this morning Fruit growers
are anxious with such unreasonable
weather conditions prevailing.
Every day sees al increasing
number eli freight train riders II
Shoshone or in passing through \
score Of this class o. undesirables
NAV be counted any day on the de
pot platforms. Ike Hill tells OF an
Intellectual effort to secure >
farm laborer until he had offered
The job to fourteen Of them with
ont getting all acceptance. Anc
vet they were Offered two dollars