Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-05

The two months old infant of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert f. Cantrin, who reside
about two and one-half miles south
east of Dietrich, was buried in the
Shoshone cemetery last Wednesday
afternoon.
Paul NJ. Maxwell. Richard NJ Rick
etts and Glen ]. Hawley, were in town
Wednesday from the Jerome tract.
Mr.. Maxwell made final proof on a
valuable homestead entry located in
Jerome county.
Hobart Beaner, of HALEY, spent
Tuesday night visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Chrisman. Mr..
Beamer was returning home from Bur-
ley where he had been attending the
Shriners convention.
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Shoshone was filled with visitors
Monday who were attending the annual
meetings Of water users from Little
Wood river for the purpose of electing
the water master for the stream and
his assistants, who viii serve during
the coming season.
Chris Frees and Ed Gage,of Dietrich,
stopped in Shoshone Saturday on their
way home from Boise, where they had
spent week as witnesses for the
settlers in their suit against the Idaho
Irrigation company.
Mr. Ash, who is employed by the ].
c. Penney Co, moved this week with
his family into the residence in the
Scarborough Addition formerly owned
by Harlan D. Hest. Mr. Ash has pur-
chased the property.
The Guild ladies met last Wednes-
day with Mrs. Sidney Smith with a
good attendance. Reports for the past
year were given. The Guild plans to
put on song festival for Shoshone
to be given about the first of May.
The Seniors of the Shoshone high
school gave their class play, "And Home
Came Ted" at Dietrich Saturday night
to a good house. The Seniors them
selves, as well as their friends, who
went to Dietrich with them, had
good time.
Archie Graham, who recently dis
posed of his bakery. left Tuesday for
Twin Falls. If he finds business con-
ditions right he may decide to locate
there and open bakery. He engaged
in the bakery business in that town for
some years before coming to Shoshone.
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Keith Ferguson, who has been in the
law office of Paul S. Haddock for the
past year will leave the last of this
week with his family for Jerome where
he will open u law office and enter the
law practice for himself The best
wishes of his Shoshone friends go
with him.
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The heavy rain storm of Monday
night was welcomed by everybody. A |
foot of snow fell the same night and the !
following day at Ketchum and more |
than that amount back in the noun
tains. This fall of moisture adds
greatly to the prospects Of sufficient
water for the coming irrigating sea-
son.
Edward C. Davis. Adelbert 3. Allen
md George Robertson were a party OF
business visitors from Glenn's Ferry
Who spent Tuesday in town. Mr.. Rob-
rtson is retired locomotive engineer
Who ran an engine for the Oregon
short Line for over thirty years and
While here called on some of his old
abroad friends
John 7. Helean, or Jack Helean as he ,
commonly known. was killed In an
ccident last Saturday near Homedale, ,
'regon. Mr.. Helean was contractor
nd lived in Shoshone about two years
uring the construction of the Idaho
'rigation company's canal system for
'hich he had one of the large con-
acts. He has many friends here who
i'll regret to learn of his untimely $
,ath.