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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26

creation, business and pleasure. AS a.
souvenir of the pleasant trip they
brought home a very nice piano.
Speaking Of the incoming of many
new settlers here this spring we must
not forget the activity of the stork
1t has visited the homes of Clarence
Van Wrinkle with a boy. Mrs. Lewis
Golden. Mrs. Ciaud Myers and Mrs
J. p Weiss with girls.
p. A Brandt and family and n. r.
Lund, all from the State Of Washing
ton. now occupy the Urfer farm which
has recently been bought by Mr..
Brandt.
The Ladies' Aid society, with Mrs.
W. C. Dooley as hostess. met at the
church in Dietrich yesterday for their
regular fortnight gathering.
John Matson has taken contract
and is now at work clearing sixty
acres of sage brush for Mr.. Lane and
putting it in crops.
Mrs. S. A. Bate has returned from
an extended visit with her daughter.
Mrs. SEWERS, at Twin Falls.
William Town is away on a business
trip to Pendleton, Oregon.
George c. Reid is attending to bust
ness at Twin Falls this week.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26
LOCAL. BREVITIES.

Uncalled for letters remain in the
Shoshone postoffice for c. o. Johnson,
Mrs Andrew Quigley. Lenore Quigley
and J. S. Alfred.
Judge Boutwell,. after completing the
work of the session at Mountainhomc,
returned to Shoshone Saturday even
ing. The next court session will be
held at Gooding.
According to the calendar spring
began with the vernal equinox on Mon
day, March %. In reality we have had
an ideal spring for nearly two months
| already. Can you beat it?
c. II. Ridley, who comes from Pas
adena, California, has purchased and
taken possession of a forty of the Joy
farm at Dietrich. The Ridley family
includes the Mrs. and little boy. Mr..
Joy is an experienced farmer.
Miss Cook, Lincoln county school
superintendent, and Miss Journey, who
holds the same office in Gooding
county, journeyed by automobile from
Shoshone on Tuesday last TO Twin
Falls returning here the same day.
E. NJ. Clements. who was disabled
as a carpenter by a fall. is now able to
get around and has taken the agency
for high class nursery stock, a business
for which he is well qualified by form
er experience. He would be glad to
serve all who need trees for planting.
Court Reporter Scott, being request
ed by the Baptist minister at Moun =
tainhome, Rev. Mr.. George, to give the
high school class of that town prac-
teal demonstration in the work of
short hand reporting. one day last
week had a large delegation before
him for that purpose, taking up an
hour or more at the end of the days
work Mr. Scott not only gave the
school an interesting lesson but at
its conclusion passed around a bounti-
full supply of dainty chocolates to his
pupils. He returned to Shoshone We'd
nesday morning.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26
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Next week will see the baseball dla-
mond in shape for systematic practice
The grandstand is being changed ano
the weld will be turned around in order
TO obtain better grounds.
The home oratorical contest was
held too late to get either hrst OF
second choice in the state deelama-
tory at Nampa and Douglas Bushneil
will represent Shoshone High School at
the state declamatory next month.
Practice on the annual high school
plav will begin in a short time. a
comedy is to be chosen for this year.
and. as was shown by last years play
1.-THE Princess" the high school stu
dents are capable of putting on a good
attraction.
The physics class are taking up
work in sound and light.
Parliamentary drill period sees some
rather hot arguments at times as in
terest in that work runs high.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26
ALL THE DIETRICH NEWS
BY S. S. KING.

1t is the fate Of every newly settled
community to become over doomed at
the start. From Plymouth Rock to
Mount Hood the same natural law
has met the pioneer in his struggle at
home-making. The bottom fell out of
all the over doomed sections of the
great Northwest five years ago. about
the time settlers on the Dietrich
tract were building shacks and grub
bling sage brush. And so the immedi-
ate future was not rosy. 'Tis better
now. Now people are coming in to
help reclaim the desert, and new hope
inspires those who came before. A
better feeling is everywhere noticeable.
It looks as though no cleared land will
be idle and large acreage newly
cleared will be in crops.
Two hustlins young men from Sc
attic. Eugene Sullivan and P. McCar-
thy. have bought the Hansen entry
half a mile south OF Dietrich, and in
less than a week have neat little
house erected. The location is a
pleasant one. 1t may not be amiss to
tell the girls these men are bachelors.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Kilker have re-
turned from weeks visit to Boise
whittier they had gone for rest. re-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs. William Wallace is expected
home from Boise within the week.
Veterinarian Leach has gone tC
Boise to receive treatment by an oc-
culist.
The F. w. Jacksons have taken the
Coolidge dwelling for their residence
and moved there on Wednesday.
Mrs. William Newman is GONZALES
cent after recent illness, and Mrs.
Jean Allison, who has been on the sick
list, is also much improved.
Mrs. Hueber, who came from Kansas
City to Shoshone in quest of her faith
er, Alex D. Brough. found him near
Jerome and father and daughter are
now living in Jerome.
George Caches has returned to Sc
attic but expects to become a resident
of the North Shoshone tract again at
an early day. To this end he purchased
the 0. n. Monson place Of 20 acres
He is having crops put in by Charles
L. Burgess.
VIM. Salesman. who recently bought
the Caches place on Wood river, re-
turned today to his former home in
the State of Washington where there
are numerous other prospective settlers
who want to come here and who rely
upon Mr.. Salesman to give them point
ers about this country.
Rev. L. T. Prose Of HALEY will give
stereopticon lectures at Dietrich NJ. E.
Church on Tuesday and Wednesday
evening next On Tuesday evening he
will give 100 colored views of the Pan
anna Pacific Exposition. On Wednes-
day evening steroptican. views of
scenes in the war in Europe.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26
OBsTREPEROUs WOMAN
WHO RESISTED ARREST.

Marshal Ailsaps has had his hands
pretty full for the past week with the
obstreperous lawless class Of wayfar-
ers coming this way. The first conner
was a woman, mentioned elsewhere in
q news item from Glenns Ferry as d
hobo. The marshal had a lively en-
gagement with her to convince her OF
the necessity Of going along with him
To jail. She is charged with being an
inebriate. County Attorney Hest is
looking up the law in such cases made
and provided for the woman's commit
ment to Blaczfoot Her name was
given as Nixon.
Another case brought by the marshal
resulted from saloon fight in sho-
shone last night when three men were
involved. They also are Of the class
that pass on freight trains. one of
Them was damaged considerably about
the face. -.
Deputy Sheriff Lee Johnson was
called to Albion Thursday to testify in
a court case in which George Campbell
and George Brown. made arrests here
few days ago.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26
LOCAL. BREVITIES.

Archdeacon Stoy was in Shoshone
Thursday evening.
: Miss Inez Wheeler is to spend the
week end with friends in Twin Falls.
Mrs. F. l.. Thomas entertained the
Episcopal guild on Wednesday the
attendance being unusually large.
Mrs. V. V. Bower, her daughter
Irene, and Lucille Haddock went to
Boise Thursday for a few days visit
with friends.
Rev II. a. Erickson united in mar
riage yesterday Miss Ida Malmberg
and jefferson A. Howery. The couple
came to Shoshone from Pocatello.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26

S. S. KING of Dietrich wants the
people thereabout to know that he is
prepared to serve them in his former
capacity in law. conveyaneing and all
notarial business. If
A fine line OF good House Dresses
from rs cents each and up at the
Morse Store.
wANTED-Tenant on 20 acres,
Dietrich. good terms or would sell.
Mrs. R. Lachner, 275 West Locust,
Dubuque. Iowa. At
JUST ECEIvED-Carload of SEED
OATS. c. F. BORDEN. Shoshone. If
See the new dress Skirts, Waists and
Coats for spring at the Morse Store.
FOR SALE-Heavy set work har-
ness and new winona wagon. 81 size.
Geo W. Redmon. If
FOR SALE-Proftable lunch coun-
ter with 7-room lodgings for sale
cheap. Best location in Shoshone. A.
c. Jacobs. If
2 WANTED TO BUY.-Second-h hand
piano. State price wanted and de-
scribe condition of instrument in letter
to L. D., care Journal Office, Shoshone.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26
TO KEEP OFF TRESPASSERs
YOU MUST NOTIFY THEM

a new state law which has become
effective recently merits the atten-
ton of sportsmen and property owners
alike. The law provides that a ranch
er or owner of property can post his
farm against trespass. provided his
property is fenced and that it shall
be unlawful for anyone to enter upon
the said land or hunt upon it. To BEN
eft from this law the owner must
post readable signs on his premises.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26
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Mrs. Bert Collins went to Rupert
Saturday to visit with her mother and
sister.
Mrs. F. T. Nix made a business trip
to the county seat Wednesday.
Mrs. A. b. Matson returned from
Gooding Saturday, where she had been
visiting with relatives for couple Of
days.
Mrs. Davies Of shoshone. mother of
Mrs. Bert Collins left for Rupert
Tuesday to visit with her daughter,
Miss Hannah, who is teaching at that
place.
F. T. Nix is furthering his home
Improvements with d good substantial
fence.
George Burke and Wife took dinner
with Mrs. \. Priest last Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. TindIe a special friend Of Miss
Heron. the teacher, spent Sunday in
our town visiting.
\. o. Jones moved his family into
the vacated home Of Harry Murdoch
last Monday. Mr.. Murdoch shipped his
household goods 10 Bull the latter
part of the week where the family fol-
lowed Monday to make that place
their home.
The fair sex are requested to call on
Arch Lounsbury at the store and in
spect his new spring styles in hats.
Friday the post Office fixtures We're
moved from the east part Of Louns
bury's store building. where they have
always been. to the rear portion OF the
drug store, which fitted up by Thorn
as Cook, our new postmaster, for that
purpose.
Our hardware merchant, Mr.. Sweng-
ell, has some potatoes on display in his
store-"Early Ohio" They are large
and perfectly healthy specimen Of
his dry farm production. He regrets
that he is unable to supply the great
demand for seed.
Miss Allie Collins, Clarence Col
Inns and L. H. Lambert left Saturday
morning for Crooks on Fish Greek to
begin their sojourn on their respective
homesteads which they took up last
fall. They are making the trip over
land in well equipped sheep wagon
and all Minidoka join in wishing them
a pleasant trip and success in their I'M
dertaking.
Miss Stella Cook, county superin-
tendent of schools. left on Tuesday for
Twin Falls, where she met With the
superintendent OF Gooding, Cassia
and Twin Falls counties to arrange
for the fve-county joint teachers in
stitute to be held in the fall.
All the Catholic churches in the
Northwest observed Sunday last as a
time for special intercession for peace
in Europe.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26
RENCE EXCURSIONS
To Salt Lake CITY

Via Oregon Short Line. April LIST to
9Th, inclusive. See agents for rates.
FOR RENT-Two dwellings in Sho-
shone, both four rooms. Apply to E.
L. Ginger.
FOR SALE-Registere Poland
China boar, ready to serve. J. Anton
John, Dietrich, Ida. At
FOR SALE-Two- horse power
Westinghouse motor, 220 volts, but
little used. c. F. Borden, Shoshone.
FOR RENT-F'ive-room furnished
house by Mrs. Mary Ryan, Shoshone.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Rennie Temple is here from Ameri-
can Fails TO visit his brother. Phillip
Temple.
Showing interest in the schools.
large numbers of school patrons were
visiting the schools today.
A carload of automobiles for one Of
the local sales agencies was received
in Shoshone last week.
James Harker has become land
entryman on the Kimama tract, having
taken an eighty adjoining the holding
of Fred Johns.
Mrs. James r. Boutwell, has been
appointed chairman of the Historical
Committee of the second district
woman's clubs.
BY setting back the fence along the
grass plot bordering the depot grounds
a better walk is afforded without get
ting into the entanglements of the
barbwire along that way Thanks.
A. L. Cunningham, formerly connect
ed with one of the construction COM
panies in this county, but now located
at San Antonio, is spending some time
with his old friend. Court Clerk Lun-
din.
Miss Emily Crowell, sister Of Mrs.
F. L. Thomas. was taking bicycle les
sons the other day when she sustained
strained ankle in a fall Miss CrowelI
is for little while cripple from the
injury.
George Stirm, who used to be news
butcher on the Ketchum branch, is
handling papers now on the Shoshone
platform in connection with his hot
roasted business on the side. There
is no regular butcher any longer on
the branch.
H. ". Larson, Shoshone manager for
the Gem State lumber company, is at
Pocatello to attend the annual banquet
Saturday night given for his asso-
ciates in the business in Idaho. There
viii be about so guests and the ban
quet will be an elegant affair.
DR.. Zeller sent to Boise a day or
two ago another patient, James Mason.
suffering from appendicitis. Mason's
home is on the Cottonwood ranch.
The doctor also reports Peter Andrews
i'll at Dietrich from an attack of in
fluenza and the mother Of David Rand,
North Shoshone tract, seriously i'll
from pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". McFall gave
a dinner Wednesday evening at their
country home for u of the friends of
Mr.. McFaH. the guests being J. ".
Lundin, Paul S. Haddoek. Archibald
Bowler. W. ". Custer, A L. Cunning
ham, W. Hail Horne, NJ. T. Whitenack.
E. W. Sinclair. D. S. Smith, Gilbert
J. White, DR.. Zeller. In the courses
of the dinner We're served oyster soup,
salads andGfried chicken. Mrs. Lun-
din assisted Mrs. McFall in serving the
feast. In games of 500 Mr.. Haddocl
won a necktie.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26
SHERIFF LOSES HIS FOOT.

Deputy Sheriff Tackrell Of Bingham
who was shot Monday by Maurice
Burton. an escaped prisoner from the
Blackfoot Jail, has suffered an am
putation at the ankle of the foot in
which a bullet from the prisoners
rifle lodged.
The two other escaped prisoners
have not been caught, and Sheriff
Clements telephoned from Blackfoot
today that a large posse was in pur-
suit of them.
Mrs. Hail Horne will return to her
old home again on Saturday.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26
COPIES OF LAWS, so CENTS.

a correct copy of any of the laws
enacted by the 1915 session of the Ida
no legislature will be mailed to any
address on the receipt of so cents or
for 40 cents each in orders Of three or
more.-C. W. Joslyn. s1S Empire bldg,
Boise, Idaho.-Adv.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26
SLOT MACHINES KNOCKED
OUT OF TWIN FALLS.

The city cigar stores are now WITH
out slot machines for the first time IN
their history. At the meeting of the
CITY council held Monday evening that
body ordered Chief of Police William
TAYLOR to secure their removal from
all places where they were used. Tues
day the chief paid a visit to all places
in town where the machines were To-
Gated and notified the owners TO DIS
continue their use, The order has been
complied with to the letter.-Twin
Falls Times.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26

August Schuppenies, six years a
railroader in Shoshone. is building an
addition of three rooms to his dwell
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26

FOR SALE-Overland 1914 Car So
fully equipped, good as new, cost $1,000
will be sold for $780, c. H. Ridley
Dietrich, Ida. 1t
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26

Charles Carter is in Boise to remain
for the week.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26
SHORT LINE TRAIN SCHEDULE.

Running Time of Passenger Train on
Main Line and Wood River Branch
Effective Sunday, Dec. 10, 1914.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-03-26

Carries mail only.
Freight Train.
Leaves Shoshone Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday. arriving in HALEY at
lbs p. M; leaves Ketchum Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. leaving Hal
ley at 7:1O a. m.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-30

listened to Jobs wife, and they have cursed God and want
to die Like wrote to think he had an in
vestmen of $700 The loss of that enough to
make man curse Cod" WE'LL who could curse God
$500 has not religion to spare-that IS all have
to say. But there is the spectacle!
You know God listens to all that say and the devil
listens to good deal of it, too The only way the devil
knows things is when we foolishy tell him.
ZION rs CoNTENDING FOR DIVINE IMPLANTED PRINCIPLE
want to tell you that and more impressed
that the signs that transpire ZION mark the most
wonderful period of the worlds history From the very
day of lions BIRTH if you find that day in the last part
the nineteenth century, LIONS history has been the most
marvellous thing since Creations dawn We have here to-
day. of the most interesting thrilling, exciting, and
far-reachng conflicts that has been waged since the devil
started Heaven and the end of this conflict will be
complete victory for ZION and the swallowing up OF her
enemies in the Red Sea of oblivion
Any signs of repentance? No! They harden their
hearts, God has multiplied the signs but there no sign
of repentance They children of the devil They
when they here They paradng of light
but every time they say they stand for clean city, they e
God knows it and want to tell you there nothing but
defeat and disaster and death staring them the face
is positive that God called me here, why he
might fight me; but tell you, the whole thing revoves
itself into that position: If God put me here, He will
clean them OUT and what has been accomplished must
either be explained the basis that God back of or
that must be very capable of the two. The
latter do not claim for minute; and is blessed thing
to rest absolutely in God. tell you, God do wonders
To know Gods work and that God take of it,
is wonderful thing.
FORGET THE THINGS THAT ARE BEHIND AND Go FORWARD
Now want ZION to let the past be past. Turn your
faces to the future We have great work to do We
haven't any bother with the sanbaats and Tobiahs
and Geshems We haven't any time to wase-none what
Let proceed along positive lines, and let do
work. So far my opponents concerned, do not
entertain any hope for them at ALL So far attempting
to reason with them is concerned might just well at
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-30

tempt to reason with mule They haven't any reason
they are spiritually dead The devil has blinded their eyes,
Their conduct has brought about has come to pass
in the way of essenng their chances of returns from their
properties.
| do not want you to say that you regret what has
happened do not regret anything that has happened
not botherng myself about what has happened IF il
had not been good thing God would have permitted it,
There must have been something wrong the conduct of
the people, or God would not have permitted it.
am in this contest for righteousness go through it.
and am going through it, by the of God and am
going to plant the banner of ZION every last of the
whole of ZION CITY site! (Amens).
This is real war; and, of course, ought to be
especially happy because have planted banner
of the sronghods We ought to be happy ought
not? There has been great victory after another and
there will be still greater victories. Amen.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-30
CoMMENDABLE PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE

/ think the people have made commendable progress
considering the bad training that they have had. You
know you take child that has had bad training for
four five years. is uphill work to correct his bad habits
1t just looks to like money had possession of great
many people who to this city. think it had pos
session of the leaders family and think it got possession
of the rank and file of the people, and believe that the
people would correct the things that made God permit this
crash and stand the test and correct their weaknesses that
God would give them all that money back and double and
this people would become, body of people, very
porous people.
TEMPORARY DEFEAT SHOULD NOT MAKE PEOPLE DESPAIR
You know. great many have cursed God. They have
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-30
WHAT is IT TO BELIEVE IN GOD?

they believe God but when right down reality
and their lives, they do not believe in God at all. Why
should presume anything? Why should you presume
anything? God is respecter of persons-absoutey
respecter of persons.
People expect everything from God Il do not know
what they base their expectations on oftentmes have
gone into places pray for the sick where knew there
hope for than anything in the world.
They had not anything to base any expectation upon
absolutely nothing The spirit of crtcsng fault-fnding
and murmurng covetousness PRIDE envy, jealousy,
cleanness and and FORTH mighty obstacles be-
and Cod want to say you that you cannot
do you please and if you do you will pay the penalty
or later. You mark what I say
There is no doubt in my mind that have right in
this Church today those who in ZION" and have
number that not in ZIoN." They are nominaly in
ZoN but when you get right down to facts they not in
say to this brother If God Almighty by the Holy
Spirit brought you into ZoN you cannot desert this fight
you cannot pick up and off Kentucky or to New
York, to Canada, just you like, any than
and if you dc it, it simply proves to that God by the
Holy Ghost called you here and that you not
soldier in this battle at the call of God through Holy
Spirit.
When men and women do these things what do all
their professions amount to? what does all their talk about
the Second Coming of Christ amount to? what does all
their talk about believing that God established CITY
amount to? 1t does not amount to of beans-here
nothing in their profession.
ENDURING CHRISTIAN CHARACTER is SOMETIMES BY
SEVERE TESTINGS
When ensts in the battle of the Lord he is there
for life and God will look after all deserters.
ZION will out all right. If have to stand alone
stand alone with God Almighty my side and
all opposition, but God is going to have ZION right
and He will put her through the meltingpot until she
out right too He knows how to get the Church
without spot or wrinkle better than do and better than
you do and He is going to have it, oo and by the
Of God Almighty going to be part of it and do not
propose to allow anything in this world to deprive of
that privilege He knows how to get it.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-30
ZION IN AURORA, ILLINOIS
City of odsD
by Aurora Beaon.Ne Monday
VOLIVA SPEAKS TO 5000 PEOPLE

VOLIVA SPEAKS TO 3,OOU PEOPLE
Zion Oveyseer breaches His Gospel to Save Souls
TALKS MANY SUBJECTS
Says Pork Causes Cancer and Worms of bad Habits and
Religions.