Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-09-03
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Henry ]. E. Ahrens and his family
have moved into rooms adjoining the
| office OF DR.. Jones in the A l. McMahor
building.
Marriage license was issued in this
county this week to Harry II. Cauf-
man of Pratt, Kansas and Opal B
Tansey of Rupert, Idaho
Monday. Professor, J. F.. Wesson
moved into the property owned by Mrs
Victor Johnson, while Ben Weeks and
wife. moved into the property vacated
by Professor Wesson, which Mr.
Weeks recently purchased.
Several car loads of coal arrived in
town during the past few days. the
most Of which was placed in the base
ment of the public school buildings to
supply their demand for the coming
winter.
Miss Francis Mills Of HALEY. who
has been County Superintendent OF
Blaine County for several years. has
resigned her position and moved to
ShoshOne where she has accepted a
position in the high school,
J. A. Bailey. of Dietrich. was in town
Wednesday circulating the large spec
tacular posters for the big cele-
bration Dietrich expects to give Labor
Day. They expect to have horse rae
ing, athletic sports, and dance In the
evening music furnished by Jerome
Jazz Orchestra. The Jerome Legion
Band in the day time.
Thursday, September 2nd. was en-
rollment day for the students of the
Shoshone High School. The schools
will open next Tuesday, Sept 7th
Most of the teachers have already ar
rived and are busy getting located for
the coming year.
Owen Youngkin, County Commission
er: T. 3. Brush and editor Hill of the
Richfield Recorder, were in town
Tuesday eening from Richfield
attending a meeting of the Republican
County Central Committee.
Sam Bate Of Dietrich, Republican
candidate for County Commissioner
from the Dietrich District, was in
town Tuesday. accompanied by his
wife.
r. f. McAllister had the misfortune
to fall down the cellar in Keefer &
Whites Store Tuesday and bruised his
face quite badly. He was very fortu-
nate there were no bones broken.
Will Garner and Geo. Erickson left
Friday for Saltwater. MINI, where they
will make their home in the future.
having purchased a farm in that vicin-
lty.
f. d. Garner and family left Satur-
Day by auto for tour of the Yellow
stone Park. after which they will go to
Beckett. MINI. for the winter.
The ladies guild Of Chrlsts Episcopal
Church were entertained Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. Paul Haddock and
Frank T. Disney ut the home of Mrs.
Mrs John McFall returned 4 few favs
go with the children from m eX-
ended visit with her parents at
Irangeville Idaho.
C. r. Keefer. IaGrande Jones. Miss
Jessie Chrisman and Mrs. J. 3. Chris |
nan. returned Saturday from an auto
rip Of three or four days in the Sal
non River Country
United States National Bank Exami-
er Make. Of San Francisco. was in
own last week examining National
a1ks of this place. He reported every
bin~ satisfactory. and complicated
he 20 nks highly on their management.
Sovou n. Chapman. deputy State
'rrrineor. and family moved into the
r rrv ". Anderson property. Monday
avina purchased the same
CI."rres N'hers and wife returned
urdav evening from the Ye lowstone
-atsoral Park whore they s0ent several
avs They made the trim by ral-
I'D. Trrr stota That the Inst tav or
40 Pat thov wore in the Park II was I
a~,. cold Snow having fallen last Sar-