Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-10-31

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Richfeld as a witness IN the trial OF
the Idaho Irrigation company against
Henry 1Iapes for the misuse Of water.
Tony Inneas, from the North Sho-
shone tract was busy in town Saturday
looking after business matters and
shopping.
Mrs. Hail Horne is confined to her
home with throat trouble which start
ed with cold that kept her in bed
for several days.
Mrs. ]. Weir Baker is having throat
trouble with the recent cold snap and
is spending her time in bed with the
lagripDe-
The infant daughter Of D. Sidney
Smith is decidedly sick child. The
many recent climatic changes have
! been too much for her
Ed Wells. one Of the old timers on the
Dietrich tract. passed through Sho-
shone Saturday on his way 70 Dietrich.
He has been touring the southern part
Of the state for some time past but
returns to Dietrich for the winter
The residence property OF G Whse-
Ter changed hands last week when ".
H. Wright. of the Golden Rule, bought
IL The Wheeler family will leave soon
for Twin Falls. where Miss Inez is en-
ployed in the Idaho Power Company
Offices
Charles Mills has EN-. The little
small pOx germs hunted him out this
week and result Charlie has to stay
home for awhile. The people Of the
North Shoshone rural route win miss
his daily trips with the mail, but every
one hopes it won't be long
Mccoy May formerly with the stock
growers but now with Andy Peterson.
OF Riehfield. was down Sunday visiting
old friends and shaking hands He
leaves this week for PocatelIo where
he plans attending the Idaho Tech
nieal Institute this winter.
Navy. begins course at the Idaho
Technical Institute at Pocatello. tie
first OF November. Pete said he want
ed little vacation before he began To
work again. his last one being two trips
10 Paris. and that was last year.
It seems like old times TO see George
Falligan in the branch mail car again.
He has been taking an extended vaca-
ton on account OF in health but is now
fully recovered and back on his old Job
and somehow that train seems 10 be I
more complete now that he is back.
About twenty people from town en- 1
loyed the house warming party OF J. c
r. Scott last week He erected a fine Y
new house on his ranch north OF Sho- :
shone IN which the party was held. q
lanes and dancing formed the enter Z
alnment after which a twelve o'clock ;
upper was served and enjoyed by the 0
'uests before they returned 10 their I
espective homes Z
Thursday evening Joe Silva was dis 4
overed loading his household goods in n
box car Upon inquiry il was u
earned that he had sold most Of his
roperty. except his land. ard is leaving c
or California where he has purchased
fly six acres for new home. The
amily VIII drive overland while Joe
-avels with the car. IN
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Piatt williams and family came rom to
ocatello this week on account Of the at
'rious illness OF his mother, Mrs. E. NJ. ch
'iliiams. who il IS feared viii have 10 to
idergo an operation Platt plans re- lai
irning 20 Pccatello in a few DAYS but so
: wife and the children will remain a rio
onth or 50 until the mother has re- lea
lined her health.
The patrons OF the Continental OH The
,. viii regret 70 hear thar A. C. Ey-
'enfz eNpScss TO leave soon for Po- ess
tello. For several years he has rep Rec
sented the company in southern Ida one
WITH headquarters at Shoshone leg
.ere be and 1Irs. Arentz have made Q
SC of friends who wish them the best Tn.
're Is IN their new location and a arn
.er position with the San'e c0ulrany Nov