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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1909

Page

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Jive City Club Clears Plans for Carey Act Opening

Members of the Shoshone Jive City Club met in the courthouse on April 18 to prepare for the Carey Act opening in Shoshone on June 8. Fred W. Gooding presided, Zell Truman was elected assistant secretary, and advertising and sponsorship steps were approved, including a $500 print order. The club authorized signage, assigned Bois property for headquarters, approved $150 for Ennis property fit up, and levied a $5 member assessment.

Commercial Club Court House Fred W. Gooding Zell Truman E.G. Pierce Truman Club Rail Street Ed. H. Miles Bois Ennis

Hailey Land Office Sees Rising Work Load

Hailey land officehead A I McMahon reports rising business with 240 original entries in a month plus water rights certificates for Minidoka. March cash receipts reach 700 dollars, near equal to Minidoka reclamation transactions. A day last week saw 42 original entries across wide districts. Mrs Horne has recovered her health fully.

A. I. McMahon Haily Shoshone Minidoka McMahon Ingard Eften Ad Pareanine Wery

Hagerman Valley San to Debut Soon as Weekly Paper

Hagerman Valley San, the new Hagerman newspaper, will premier with editorship in Salt Lake City on May 1 and switch to a weekly schedule thereafter. Editors Gundard and Kennedy arrive to lead a publication hoped to rival Lincoln county papers. Local items note visits, births, a death, entertainment plans, and community events including a May 7 baseball fundraiser and an April 30 Basket Girls performance.

Hagerman Valley San Hagerman Salt Lake City T. Gundard WP. Kennedy Lincoln County F A. M. Padget Bliss J. H. Dunaway Austin Adams Merrill J. Allen Allen Centerville Ohio Baptist Church M. H. Allen Granville G. Allen Hagerman Basket John Hayden H. A. Purdy

Idaho Building at Exposition Under Construction

Idaho's handsome building at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition is well under way after the arrival of Gov. Jake H. Brady and Idaho Commission members. The Spanish renaissance design sits among firs on Dome Circle near the Spokane and California pavilions with nearby Yakima county, Utah, and War Department displays. Landscaping is by James Frederick Dawson. Plans also announce a Knights of Pythias event in Seattle featuring the Iola Knight Rank Team in Dayton, Ohio.

Idaho Jake H. Brady Idaho Commission Dome Circle Spokane California Yakima Utah United States The Loyal Legion War Department Pacific Construction and Investment Company James Frederick Dawson Olmated Aros Washington Knights of Pythias Seattle Iola Dayton Ohio Damon

Pythians Rally for Seattle Exposition Week Plans

The Knights of Pythias announce July 5 12 Pythian week at Alaska Yunkon Pacific Exposition with Iola Team performances at the new armory seating 5000. Excursions by special trains from Montana California Yakima Valley Spokane Portland and other Northwest cities planned to Seattle for the fair and a national editorial association meeting discussed with Oregon and Washington groups.

Pythias Knights of Pythias Order Syracuse Alaska Iola Knights of Pythias Otto A. Case Washington West Exposition Seattle Montana California Yakima Valley Spokane Portland Ballingham Northwest Henry P.browne Cleburne Texas Exposition Grounds Browne Puget Sound Pythian Putnam Wood National Expositor Oregon Association Oregon Washington State Chamber of Commerce and Press Club Albert Johnson

Deserving Firm Mentions Pan Haddock Trip

The article notes Pan Haddock’s departure for Iowa Inst on a boosting trip tied to the Dietrich Carey Act opening in Shoshone on June 8. It highlights public speculation about how residents of Towa will regard Haddock’s statements and the trip’s potential impact.

Pan Haddock Iowa Dietrich Carey Towa Haddock

Building Boom In Shoshone Spurs City Growth

The movement toward a Greater Shoshone nears in a bustling building season. New residences on Logan Shoshone and nearby streets are progressing while Merrifield Vernon and Novinger sites advance. Cement sidewalks spread as Noddings Crabtree L. Beck ett to Greenwood street joins the pattern and business blocks loom on the horizon.

Lincoln Addition T. M. Starrh Logan and Shoshone Street Paul Haddock Merrifield Knob Hill Vernon G. B. Novinger Shoshone Logan T. H. Gooding Greenwood Boise Noddings & Crabtree Wernicke Forner J. L. Beckett Greenwood Street Y. H. Gooding Rail Street Baughs Baugh Shoshme

Richfield Stone Mason George Miles Declared Insane

George M. Miles a Richfield stone mason was brought before the Probate Court on the 22nd inst. County Physician Baugh examined him in Judge Fuller’s presence and he was adjudged insane. A guard from the Blackfoot asylum removed him last Saturday evening.

George M. Miles Richfield Baugh Fuller Blackfoot

Milner Organizes Ball Nine for Shoshone Standouts

Milner prepares for a baseball season with a field in place and a May 9 game against Heyburn. Ernest Kiereted elected captain. many locals travel to Twin Falls for land proves. Various residents listed for business, travel, and arrivals at Riverside Inn as Milner gears up for spring play and community events.

Sexson Vince Cockburn Mr. D MecWaters Boise Dudley L. Brown Twin Falls Homer Grimm Pacific Coast R. H Trail Jerome Aioners M. J. Kirkpatrick John T. Woodcock C. O. Rolce Jr Ned Bolles J. M. Wardell Judge Trail Geo. Weldon Butte Mont Nicholson Paulsen Hilledale Tillman Milner Dudley Brown Tracy Howard E. E. Sprague Hazel Kirkpatrick Toeaday Wm. Stark North Side Land & Water Co L. W. Howard J. Harford Riverside Inn R. W. Faris W. D. Buckena E. R. Sherman Buhl C. A. McMarter E. F. Newberry Kimberley Phil. Bumnerson St. Louis R. 0. Thompson F. W. Pulford Salt Lake B. D. Shurteff San Francisco S. T. Devant St. P. Heawells Oakley Louis C. Proebster Burley Geo W. Proebster Westone Ore A. J. Proebster F. Proebster J. Duncan A. R. Townsend Ithaca N. V J. E. LaFountain Seattle Wash J.J. Eddy Pittsburg Penna E.G. Williams R. H. Beckness Goshen Ind H. B. Maxwell

Idaho University Explores New Demonstration Farms and Law School

Regents announce acting director Prof. E E Elliott will lead new state irrigation and dry farming stations in Lincoln county and near Idaho Falls while Bonner county hosts timber and swamp land reclamation. A forestry program and a veterinary adjunct are planned as a new law school enrolls many applicants for the LL H degree.

Talyerelty Idaho E. E. Elliott French Elliott University Hays McCutcheon Prof Elliot South Idaho Lincoln County Irrigation Bureau of Dept. of. Agriculture Idaho Falls Division of Dry Farming Bureau of Plant Industry U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Idahe Bonner County Clagstone Junction Coeur dAlone Lake College of Agriculture Liceesefn School of Law

Call For County Warrants For Current Expense War Renes

County notices call for payment of current expense warrants including No 562 CW Wrentaks Ta Trees. The terse filing requests action by qualified parties and identifies related warrant numbers and account designations for settlement.

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