Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-05-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Attorney Boutwell, has purchased a
new automobile.
Or. z. ". Kleinman Of HALEY was in
Shoshone Tuesday.
Prof. E. L. Weaver was at Twin
Falls on Thursday.
ADram Penner was here Monday from
slinidol.a on business.
Roessler Bros. are boring well on
the Murphy stock ranch.
Postmaster Comes Of Haddock was in
town Monday Of this week.
Jose silva was in town Monday from
his ranch near Gooding.
A. L. Bragg drove over from his
ranch lear jerome last Tuesday.
Judge and Mrs. Edward 4 Walters
are expected home from Boise today.
Theodore Bonner Of Memo, 5. D.. 10
Gated homestead near Kimama last
Monday.
Mrs. w Il. Disney Of Hepburn who
was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F. T.
Disney, returned home Monday.
on Monday Probate Judge Jones ap-
pointed VIM. Sims administrator Of the
estate Of Edith L. Silva, deceased.
C. ". jenkins. Fred Med and Frank
Fullner Of Salt Lake City were in
town the first Of the week making some
enlarged homestead entries near Diet
rich.
Even before his removal to that
town Judge Jones has been appointed
city clerk Of Glenn's Ferry. and there
is salary Of $50 per month that
goes with the appointment.
Mr.. and Mrs Crosby, who reside at
the Magic dam. were visiting with
County Treasurer and Mrs. Bower a
few days ago. They formerly lived at
Shoshone and this is their first visit
here in several months.
George H. Caches is spending the
week at Shoshone and Richfeld- He is
representing the Idaho Irrigation Com
pany ut Seattle. His business here
this week was 10 locate new settlers
on the best land in the world
Clusters market has installed a new
meat cutter that is something Of q
wonder 10 the natives. its slices being
as thin as fifty 10 the inch or as thick
as an inch or thicker And its work
is done with neatness and dispatch
while you wait.
Mrs. Jennie T. Lane and her son
Henry have been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. y. r. Maunders for a few days
this week. Mrs. Lane has recently re-
turned to the United States after
spending about eight months inItaly,
Switzerland and other parts Of Europe
Probate Judge H. 3. Jones last week
swore in Ernie Gwin as his official
clerk Mr. Gwin is the deputy in the
Treasurer's office. When Jones IS not
at the Courthouse Gwin viii be able
10 attend TO the ordinary duties, SO
that the public will not be incon-
venienced.
Although the shearing OF sheep al
the corrals north Of ShoshOne was only
begun 4 few days ago, several six horse
wagon loads and trailers have been
brought TO town for storage in the
ware houses at this place. The clip is
unusually large this year and the ware
houses will be filled by the time the
season is over.
Floyd W. Pyles. the linotype opera
tor on the Journal for the past four
months. is TO leave tomorrow for his
home IN Colorado, where he has Sc
cured employment at the machine. He
is a good and faithful workman. val
liable man in a modern printing office
The Journal has found him at all times
reliable and true.
/ Frank G. Lechleiter has taken charge
of the Shoshone yards OF the Gem
State Lumber company. In the past
few years he was at Gooding. Rich
I field and Twin Falls for the Iowa COM
pany. The recent merging of the two
companies caused the removal Of Mr.
Lechleiter to this town. He is one Of
the foremost lumber men Of Southern
Idaho. His family Will remain at
Z Twin Falls until a dwelling house car
be secured for them there. They re-
gard Shoshone as most desirah bic
residence town. being already Will &C.
quainted here.