Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-03-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

victor ~ Johnson IS at Boise OF
professional business.
Ross Worden was in town from
Gooding on Tuesday.
J. }. Gray. the Bellevue sheep man,
vas visitor in town on Tuesday
4 Prof. e. l. Weaver is at Albion to
judge The intercollegiate debate at
this place
Alfred vredenburgh will move into
the residence Of his brother, w eD.
Yredenburgh.
Frank Mathis of Dietrich was in
town yesterday for a load Of supplies
for his ranch.
Monte Grant has been in town a
day or two this week from his sheep
camps near Owinza.
Norman Warner and Con Morrow,
prominent farmers of 1lmore county
are Shoshone visitors today.
Mrs. E. A. Bowler and Mrs. Cham
plain and Mrs Borden visited Rich
field yesterday between trains.
Judge Walters will open the spring
term of the District Court for Good
ms county next Monday morning.
Dr. w. H. Baugh was in Salt Lake
City for two or three days the first of
! the week, returning home on Tuesday.
T. c. Wilson, a prominent farmer
| and man Of F71an xsra- oS-o7.
from that place on Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. Mckinney left yesterday noon
for jerome where she viii visit for
few days with her nephew, Ros Upde-
graft.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wines have
moved into their new home just built
by them on their lots in Lincoln Ad-
dition.
Sam Malicoat and family were in
from their ranch Wednesday in the
automobile recently purchased by Mr..
Malicoat.
V. c. Kerr the Boise hardware and
| implement dealer, has been in Sho-
shone for several days this week on
business.
The Reynolds pain stock paper, etc,
is to be sold at sherirs sale on the
4th of April See advertisement for
particulars.
p. F. Fanl of Glenn's Ferry and his
brother, J. f. Falk of Priest River,
Idaho IRE spending today in Shoshone
on business. {
Mrs. Grace Vernon returned Mon
day from a visit of three months with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Goings, in Indiana.
w. II. Murphy, the American Ex-
press agent went to Caldwell We'd
nesday to look after a farm that he
owns near that town.
Gilbert Brinton was up from Good
ing on Wednesday looking after bus
mess for the abstract company of
which he is a member.
Jacob Knopp and William Rivinius
came in from Dietrich yesterday and
filed on a 500 acre homestead few
miles southeast of that place
Donald Drumond was in town Tues
day from his home at Burmah for a
load of lumber. He is building a new
barn and some sheds this spring.
The McFall hotel is being over
hauled in part, papering and painting
being done in several of the rooms.
The work is being done by Ray B.
Warren.
Engineer c. E. Coale of the Dietrich
highway district was in Shoshone on
Tuesday. He stated that work would
start up on the roads there within the
next month or so.
David S. Morrison 81 Grinnell, Iowa,
was here this week looking after his
fine estate at Dietrich. He has son
residing at Council, Idaho, and is now
at that place for visit.
Victor o. Johnson went to Boise
Wednesday to attend the meeting
held in that city in the interest OF the
Statewide Prohibition movement, at
which he was a speaker
Col. I1. P. Cowan of Ticeska was in
Shoshone yesterday on his return
home from Boston where he had spent
several months, having been called
there by the death of sister
At the first appearance of the
street sprinkler for the spring on
Monday, which availed not much
against a high wind to lay the dust
there was a furry of snow that help
ed some.
An open evening meeting OF the
Wood River Centre Grange, with
supper and dance, is to take place at
the grange hall on Saturday, Aprh 20
This an annual affair and in the past
has been greatly enjoyed by all at
Acknowledgement for par