Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23

end In Shoshone from his work at
Pocateilo. visiting his wife and baby,
who are the guests Of Mrs. Plastino's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Borden.
N. w. Sine. Of Dietrich. was a
Shoshone visitor Saturday and while
here made arrangements to hold a
saie at his place on March 9Th, hav-
ing rented his place for the coming
year. .e
Some Of the members Of the Junior
class Of the High school went to
Richfield Sunday to advertise the
Junior play. Between the Acts",
which was presented at that place
Tuesday evening
NJ. W. Fitzpatrick. Of Weiser, is the
owner Of new radio receiving set.
He purchased the set through John
Platz of this place. The set was Civ
en- a successful try-out before ship
ment to Weiser.
The Ross Borden family are nov
occupying their new home wAtcA was
rebuilt after being destroyed by fire
They have been renting the house
owned by Mr.. and Are. Delno Nc
Aahon Of Jerome.
Senator Frank I. Disney, Of LIN
coin county, intrc4aeed into the leg
islasore a bin TO make both the de-
fenaAnt and Plaintiff a resident Of
Idaho FOR f%elve months before
granting a Sfvorce-
Claude B. Scott, Of Picabo and Eva
Gortcinsizs. of Montpelier. Idaho, were
married at the Columbia hotel On
Thursday afternoon by the Rev. &.
F. Clover. John Chess and Alfred
Vfedeiburgh were the Witnesses
GfFer Davis. brakeman On The
Hin City branch train, traded in Ia
Oakland car and made trip to Betss
Eard their purchased a ss,ses Stu<-
ftIker limousine that is equipped with
FAIL the accessories of the modern car.
The dance given at the & of p.
'ihall Saturday evening by tls Twin
Falls orchestra and under TIE aug
pices of the K of p. lodge, va. wen
attended and they are talking Of put
ting On n dance every other week ct
the bali
A nznaber OF a men OF Fdlsa. Ok
lahona. spent Sunday N Ssosa. one
enrouae to DIS Big Wood naming
country Aouazg 10 lScsk o6Ser thu
prvzects for mining 1here with q
vseE 20 investing and sdeFeaepkag the
mines in taae section
An epi8eusc of edsas ard n grippe
fe prevalent in -Shosbere for Ehe past
r~e weeks according to ssoral ply
siczars- VR.e .episssasc s;eces not ap-
psar 70 be serious lt.hassFread very
szpddly md iindJvsxssaI sea>ss in most
Instances are OF short cessation
On Thursday. z1arch ssxhs the grand
<kIicsrs II the d0sufeNO~s win be N
Ehsshone for an aal1lAAy and night
session The ii11al ,sciase is making
Eepaa6uns for "a big time and VII
IN ON n banquet sa1dsan entertain
@cnt-
Mrs. William o. Han, Of Boise
spent n few dnzye In Ehoehone the
FIRST IN the SEelk nesxxdng acqrzinf-
ances- Mrs. Hall swas Formerly Nh
dred Drger ard for >eighteen years
wsr3Esd at the <ourt mouse, fourteez
of which was spent in the Clerks
Office.
Spring fs herr, ut sieast that r.
what rAe Chickens on C F. Borden's
place think Tor ne has eight little
chickens running around On Janu-
ary zdrh he set oneo6 his hens and
last week she Ha1ched .-sut eight tiny
chicks This = Thought to be the
.ariIezf hatch - the season
John Psafx sncneeaen IN picking up
he station Of L Ranaeerger & Co.
Newark. NeW Jeraey oan his radio re-
,etvfng ST SAfansy snsght and Sun !
lay morning. He has been trying 10 |
each oar and get an azsx broadcast
ng stations long dfsksnses away and !
AS already heard the 7Enmpa. Florida 4
tation- which is not <szike as far as
he New jersey STATEN
All OF the Journals Ds<oed on sale
I the pewsstands we've sold out by
riday noon. despite the fact the
ewsstands doubled their orders for
st week This has beer the case
" the past three weeks. every is
lie being sold out very carry. The
'urnai viii print more papers here {
ter 10 take care Of the decreased 4
'nlsnd for the paper.
Senate bin No. IS BY Prank T. Dis
= was foremost IN the Business % :