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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
3
A fragmentary tribute extols Theodore Roosevelt as emblematic of American energy and ascent from humble beginnings. The excerpt echoes encouragement to begin anew and to pursue personal advancement through steady effort.
The First National Bank has joined the Federal Reserve System as a member bank, aligning with the monetary authority’s requirements and signaling enhanced access to central banking services and stability for its customers.
A jumble of items from Shoshone locals notes social events births and notable visits. Frances Mills and others sent greetings while mothers circle plans a Friday meeting. A single comb White hatch eggs sale is listed with prices. Local residents and guests from Jerome Gooding and Halley are mentioned along with Legion and O E S chapters meeting dates.
The Episcopal Guild will fold ite Easter Bazaar Saturday April th at the office of Fred W. Gooding. Bazaar opens at 2 p.m. Funeral attendees include Mrs. C. L. Lewis of Poca tello and Mrs. Gilbert Bright of Des Moines for their brother George Lane. Dan Holmes returns from Salt Lake hospital. Mayo Clinic reports on Thos. H. Gooding in Rochester, Minn. Elaine Clower vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Clower after a minor wound with infection healing. Sam Mulliner and Albert Bayliss transact business. Thus. Pay chosen water-master of the Gooding-Mott ditch. W. H. Murphy of Seattle visiting his Murphy ranch near Shoshone. Farewell party for Mrs. Bert Carothers at Will Yeaman’s home before her move to Burmah.
Readers extend heartfelt thanks for kindness and sympathy shown by friends and neighbors during the illness and death of our brother. The message expresses gratitude for comfort and condolences received from the community.
The Wood River Center Grange held a special Wednesday evening drill and social. Local residents Ray Vaughn, Burcham, Earl Cheney, and others are noted for recent activities. Several North Side students took exams in Shoshone this week, while others relocated or returned from medical and employment events.
In Kimama news Mrs Riedsela and son Norman visited Shoshone Thursday for dental work. Mrs Schwatkens visited Thompson home Friday. Mr Crow and son Jess and Julia Winters were in Shoshone Saturday. Mrs Kirtley and Mrs Ashton shopped in Shoshone Saturday. Fire destroyed a bunk house early Saturday with a laborer burned on face and hand. Julius Winters moved into the Borden building. Ed Mordenhan in Tuexiay. John Strongs of Paul moved into the Fire store building of Hollister. arrival noted.
Mr. W. H. Wrist will leave the Shoshone J C Penney store to run the Jerome location. Mr. Buttner, previously at Jerome, will transfer to Shoshone. The move brings Buttner back to Shoshone where he once worked before joining Jerome.
W H Wright moves from Shoshone to Jerome to take charge of the J C Penney store. The Wright family, long established in Shoshone society, will relocate after school closes. Jerome will gain a prominent new citizen family though the departure will be keenly felt locally.
Johnnie Jones sells the Royal Tailor shop to Mrs Frants furt her of California. Mrs Barker, experienced in tailoring, starts Im Shoshone with plans to build a business leveraging her skills and industry know how.
The library birthday party will be held Thursday April 13 at the K of P hall with a 2 40 p m start. Musical program includes piano solo by Miss Mery McMahon and a book review by Mrs Wither. A vocal selection by Mrs Thos Cooding and readings from See Tart Boortor Veoehele by Min 2 EK Wwnsen. Free admission and requested attendance for neighbors and patrons.
A patient describes relief from rheumatic pains using a Chamberlain liniment applied once or twice. The witness, Mrs. C. On ter, notes the treatment reduces pain and enhances mobility, stating she would not hesitate to use it again.
In Lincoln County Idaho a notice of attachment is issued against Herman Yorke and Fanny Yorke and W W Pittenger in a civil action for 597.39 dollars plus 10 percent interest from March 14 1922 and costs. The clerk is E A Bowler with B R Dampfer as attorney for the plaintiff, Rupert Idaho.
Notice is given that Chas B Crouch of Richfield Idaho, who on September 25 1918 filed Home stead Entry for SEYSWH and Lot 1 Section 19 Lot 1 and NEW NW Section 20 Township South Range 20 East Boise Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof before Frank T Disney U S Commissioner at Shoshone Idaho on May 20 1922. Witnesses named Elias Flavet William Fisvel HL Wright W Geteheil all of Richfield Idaho.
The annual school election for common districts will be held in Lincoln county on Saturday April 15. Patrons and taxpayers are urged to attend and vote to authorize the trustees to carry out district wishes. Leah M. Burnside, County Superintendent. Baby chicks for sale from Lehorn Me, Burred Rock, Annvongs, Rhode Island Reds at reasonable prices via P.O. box 391.
The Board of Trustees of Shoshone Village will receive sealed bids for sprinkling streets during the coming season. The village clerk notes the right to reject any or all bids.
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