Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-12-05
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: Z Kilker has finished his work of
baling a round hundred tons Of hay for
, shipment.
John Bowser has been spending sew
eral days looking after business in
Boise.
W. f. Paterson was here wednes-
day from Burley looking after busi-
nes matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Allen-nee Lu-
cile Kingston are visiting at the
Kingston home.
l. f. Joy and r. F. Canrril are en-
gagged this week in touching up some
broken places in the school building.
The cripples in the school from last
their lame arms with hope of recovery
Jack Pense celebrated his 21st
birthday with a large party of his
young friends at the hotel Thursday
night
The Thanksgiving masked ball at
Dietrich hotel was greatly enjoyed by
the hosts of young people who atten-
ded.
Clarence Anderson. Jack Pense, Ka-
ney Crist and Vance Shellman were |
taking the show sights at Shoshone |
Tuesday night.
o. L. Palmer who recently sold his |
place near Star Lake. has returned |
from a home hunting trip in the
Boise valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. North, who have re-
Gently been looking after the o. S. L.
station here go to Declo, on the branch
road east of Burley, for a permanent
location.
Jack Bailey has so far recovered
from his long siege Of suffering from
as to be able to resume
his barber work again and make the
other fellow suffer.
The Star Restaurant at Second and
Main Street IS opened again TO the
hungry public with Mrs. Leitheiser as
and her daughter Mrs. o.
?. Bate, as assistant
The pupils Tuesday were very
lappy over the receipt of a large con-
;ignment of photographs of their :
chool building and their several ,
ooms separately taken.
The high school has perfected stu l
lent body organization and proposes t
irving some interesting entertain I
nents. Sketches of Courtship of I
lilies Standish is on the boards for I
riday night
J. E. Houston has returned from T
'ebraska where he was attending the i
evere lines OF his mother whom he
eft but little improved. She is af-
lcted with a severe case Of embolism d
18th but small hope of ever being well y
gain.
What a wonderful town Seattle is
year ago Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kisling
loved to that city from here, after a
larried life of eight years without
hildren. On Thanksgiving day q son
as born TO them in Seattle.
Misses Martha and Matilda Scheih-
g who have been making a protract-
e visit to their brothers here. have
turned to their home in Oklahoma
1aI
hools this week. one of whom is a
light boy freshly arrived from Spain
he roll is now 112
Misses Mildred and Helen Fletcher
it'll some financial assistance from
cir father. f. f. Fletcher. have
ught of Joe A. Harder the former
leIlman residence in Dietrich. The
ung ladies as teacher and student
III now occupy the premises greatly
their convenience in the perform
ce of their duties.
Steve Ballard is to be married in a
v days. Tuesday he had advanced
far as TO have the license in his
cket and was out driving. His horse
: gentlest creature alive that never
lred before. became frightened at
: license. ran away and gave Steve
great shaking up in token of what
may expect hereafter from that
ense.
The Methodist Church gives us some
dence of the progress of things ter
trial In former years they needed
barn in which their worshipers
sht shelter their horses during ser
es Now that autos have taken the
ce of horses the barn has been sold
c. E. Norris and Rufus Anderson
D have mnyad .1ou-f1 N SarouT