Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-01
LOcAL BREVITIEs.

Mrs. ". C. Goodwin Is at the home
Of her parents, mr. and. Mrs. Chris
Hansen.
George Hansen, whose business Is in
Salt Lake City. was visitor home
for the holidays
Superintendent z. L. Weaver IS II
attendance upon the sessions Of the
educators Of the state held in Boise
this week.
G. p. johnson, capitalist and head
Of the family By that name at Nor
ley, was visitor in shoshone We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Sheriff /. N. zug asked number Of
his friends ard neighbors to Join him
IL welcoming in the New Year at his
nome. It was stag party.
Mrs. schoddc and her son george
were up from Hepburn On Monday
the son going on to HALEY and the
mother remaining here having bus
mess at the courthouse.
Mrs. W Il. Murphy was a a Haley
visitor on Monday. while there learn
ing Ct the sudden death Of her long
time friend. aIrs. Sidney G-egor al
Bellevue Sunday morning.
Rex Truman spent the holiday va
cation season at the home Of his father
and brother. o. a. and Eel Truman.
and returned to his school duties at
Shelley Thursday morning
Miss Josephine Parry. teacher il
the shoshone schools. invited her pu-
pills to a masquerade party Saturday
afternoon. The company included the
third grade pupils Of the teacher.
E. H. Weaver. court reporter. re-
turned to Twin Falls THURSDAY nora
ing Thence he will go to Black
foot to accept similar duties there. Mr.. (
Weaver has property interests also at
that place.
Mrs. John ". AIcFaM and daughter,
who had spent the early winter at
Grangeville. arrived in shoshone after
their long visit Thursday morning.
Mrs. McFalrs parents live at Grange
vile.
A score or more of the Shoshone
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. vre-
denburgh went out to the Vredenburgh
country home Wednesday night TO
watch the old year out and welcome
in the new. AS usual with these hosts
the invaders were given a warm well
come and all had great enjoyment in
the meeting together.
Cards received in Shoshone announce |
the marriage of Norvin J. Keefer and
Miss verna Sellstrom of Salt Lake City
on December &c. The bride is the
daughter of Lawrence SeIlstrom of that
city. The groom is the son of Joe
Keefer, Shoshone capitalist and flock
master. and the young man is asso-
ciated with his father in business. The
newly weds are to be at home to their
friends after January Is
There are ten thousand tons of hay
for sale in the Jerome country" stated
J. NJ Hale of that place the other
day. Mr. Hale had been told of the
extraordinary demand for hay in Sho-
shone and invited inquirers to Jerome.
Only a day or two ago one Of the
nockmasters from Parma came this
way seeking feed for large band
of sheep to be shipped in. while the
Journal had an inquiry for hay in
large lots to be sent out in carload
lots.
The two trappers OF predatory ami
mails who hold blue ribbons for their
success in that line. Barney Rowland
and Sam Mallicoat. have this winter
SO far caught $50 coyotes. MaIicoat
800 and Rowland $50. Both are work {
ing for the State but without getting
bounties for their destruction OF the
little animals that prey upon sheep.
\ few years ago Rowland was given
a gold medal BY the State for his sue
cess in the same line. the award be-
ing made in competition with hun
dreds of other trappers. Rowland took
500 coyotes that year
The friends of Truman McAIahon. I
who is attending law school at VAL /
paradise. Indiana. were disappointed az
his non-appearance home for the hol-
iday vacation. He remained back east
to avoid the interruption of the long