Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-05-16
W. L. Nc Coy, Auctioneer, Goodint
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Byron Yaden, who has been engaged
in the employ of the Cash Grocery
Store since his return home from over
seas service, went to Boise the first
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Bowler and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Haddock motored over
to Twin Falls on Wednesday evening,
to attend the graduating exercises of
Vernon Walters, son of former Judge
Walters of this place. There were six
ty-eight in the graduating class.
Charley Carter who was forme rig
employed in the Star Drug Store be-
fore his service in the Army Of Uncle
Sam, has recently returned to his home
in Gooding. and will resume his old
position in Shoshone, with Mr.. Sinclair
The crops of stenographers who are
busy transcribing the County records
for the new County of Jerome were
compelled to vacate the, Court room
this week owing to the RECOMMENDING
of the District Court.
Clinton Pinney who enlisted in the
Marine Corps in March, 1918, and who
served several months in France re-
turned the first of the week from over
seas. His father, an old time conduct
or on the Short Line, together with
visit with their son who has many in
teresting stories to tell of his army
experiences in Europe
4 Number OF wool
,uyers have been 1
in town the last few days purchasing |
and trying to purchase the wool clips |
from the local sheep men. 1t is ru |
mored that a number of the largest
clips have been sold at pricesaveraging
about fifty cents per pound. Wool is
not as high as it was in 1918 by several
cents per pound, but the sheep men are
not complaining as the prices are still
good.
The County Commissioners held a
special session of one day on last Mon
There were several matters of impor-
lance that had been continued from
the regular session held by the COM
missionersin the second Monday In |
April.
, Perry Dodds of Jerome. one of the
oldest employees of the Twin Falls
North Side Land and Water Company,
was in town Monday. He has served
The Company for the past ten years, or |
more.
John Falck came down from the
sheen shearing camp at Macon. yester- |
day.
Charles Burgess was in Jerome Wed.
to figure on a contract for excavating
which is soon to be let at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Newman spent
Saturday in Twin Falls looking over
several pieces OF property in that town
with the view to buying or renting one
of them. They recently sold their
home in Shoshone TO J A McCoiium.
TO whom they will soon give possession.
Mr.. Newman desires to locate IN Iwin
Falls in order TO be nearer his large
sheep ranches.
Douglas Hitchcock was in town Mon
from his ranch near Tu1upa.
Captain II. II. Phillips returned inc
first of the week after an absence Oh
three or four weeks spent by nini on
a business trip. to Texas.
Ezra Very, who for the past severai
months, has had charge OF the White
Brothers Ware House has taken n new
position at Bellevue and has removed
to that place With his :iini'iy- S',Nin
Newman has taken the position Naea-
ted by Mr.. Very.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira idt wlio formerly
lived in Shoshcnc. In. now resident
of HALEY. were n town the latter Part
of last week tr Tran II has cnf ge
of the c Pinney and Co'"paay store
at HALEY. -