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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1902

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Republicans Meet to State Convention in Hagerman

Lincoln county Idaho Republicans held a representation filled meeting at Hagerman city hall to elect five delegates for the state convention in Boise on August 20. Delegates chosen were Orlando Emmons George L Eveleth F C Burroughs and F W Gooding. The gathering approved resolutions praising Republican gains, endorsed irrigation legislation, and pledged allegiance to Republican principles while selecting officers for permanent organization.

Republican County Central Committee Lincoln County Idaho Hagerman Saturni Boise Duko Evert CG A Owens J. Donaldson Orlando Examons F Coleman Burroughs F. T. Disney Leah M. Burnside Republican Party Republican Congress West Republican State Convention F.C. Bentonans A. Owens A. ST. McMahon Hugh Bradford Donaldson J. W. Emerson Geo L. Eveleth C. N. Dilatush Malad Orlando Emmons Toponis J. L

Idaho Republicans Move Headquarters to Boise

The state chairman F. R. Gooding and secretary R. M. McCollum will relocate the Republican headquarters from Shoshone to Boise to prepare for the August 20 state convention. The Journal praises their service, hopes they lead the campaign, and urges no change in leadership.

Shoshone Boise F. R. Gooding R. M. McCollum Republican Party of Idaho

Pioneer A L Anderson Passes Away at Shoshone Farm

A L Anderson a pioneer of Shoshone and Lincoln county died at his farm near Shoshone Tuesday night after a year and a half illness. He came from Chicago over twenty years ago and owned the first hotel in the city then partnered with Cr Haynes in hotels and ran the Dewey house before homesteading the ranch where he died. He was 58, born in Chicago, and left two sons.

A. L. Anderson Shoshone Lincoln County Chicago Cr. Haynes Dewey House Mr. Anderson Ith Idaho

Anderson of Shoshone Dies After Long Residence

George of Evenanston TH and Harry of Shoshone recall the late Mr. Anderson who lived in Shoshone for years. His remains were shipped to Evanston TH Wednesday evening to be buried beside his wife who died about six years ago. The community mourns a good citizen whose efforts helped build Shoshone and Lincoln County. The Journal joins friends in offering sympathy to the bereaved family.

George Evenanston Harry Shoshone Mr. Anderson Evanston Lincoln County Jourxan

Teachers Institute in Shoshone Attracts Teachers

The sixth annual Institute of Lincoln County will run from Tuesday morning August 19 at 9 o clock to August 27 in Shoshone. Competent instructors have been secured and the event aims to boost educational preparation for the coming year. County Superintendent Sean M Brissier invites teachers, aspiring teachers, high school students and anyone interested in education to attend and participate in two weeks of work to better prepare for duties ahead.

Tnstitute of Lincoln County Shoshone Sean M. Brissier

Record Gold Fund Hits New High Across U S Treasury

Aug 12 1902 report from Washington notes the gold fund in the U S Treasury rising to 566 million dollars on July 20, with 565 million in June, the highest in history aside from one prior peak. United States leads global gold holdings ahead of France, Russia, Germany and England.

Wasntseros D Russia United States France Germany England

County Commissioners Faulted Over Nonresident Registrars

The county board appointed registration clerks in three precincts who are Democrats and nonresidents, delaying opening registration books. In Minidoka precinct a clerk lives on Snake River island, effectively Cassia county, while Paget precinct’s clerk recently traveled from Boisé for a funeral and lacks county residency. Bliss precinct clerk plans to move to Boise, and books remain unopened. Taxpayers urged to reject pandering bureaucrats.

Board of County Commissioners Lincoln County Miniloka Snake River Minidoka Cassia County Pagari Precinet Boike Blissiprecinet Boise

Irrigation Growth in Idaho and National Survey Plans

Idaho irrigation grew from 4 323 irrigators to 8 937 1899 with 602 468 acres irrigated and ditch length near 5 000 miles. Land values averaged 11.15 per acre dry and 31.25 for irrigated. A 1902 survey will collect nationwide irrigation data by correspondence to irrigators, seeking cooperation to improve accuracy.

Idaho Congress United States Department of the Interior

Carpenter Paper Co Rep Visits Butte Tracts

G. C. Baldwin of Butte Montana representing Carpenter Paper Co of Omaha toured the tracts yesterday, meeting local officials and inspecting available parcels for potential development and investment opportunities.

G. C. Baldwin Butte Montana Carpenter Paper Co Omaha

Road Progressing Nicely at Cedars Under Overseer Wheeler

Road overseer J W Wheeler visited the Cedars Monday evening and reported a force of five men on the new road with plans to add 20 more to finish within three weeks. He noted expected bridge material arrival and the road’s takeover for irrigation and canal work, predicting few route changes and solid drainage with minimal rock.

J. W. Wheeler Io the Cedars Twhy Falls Irrigation and Canal Company Wheeler

Building World Notes Summer Construction Pushs Ahead

In the Building World a tour building adjoining Stockgrowers Mercantile Co. was resumed under Contractor C. J. Brennan with a crew. Pharris advances on the new aprry house promising completion within two weeks. May & Nicely finish repairs and prepare for a soon opening pending license. Fry's new saloon wedding now completed and Fay plans to open September with bar fixtures. Stone work on R. J. Mahon’s new building was completed this week.

Stockgrowers Mercantile Co Puestay C. J. Brennan Pharris Aprry House May & Nicely Fry Weildi Ng Fay R. J Mahon

Fifth Blaine County Sunday School Convention in Bellevue

The fifth annual Blaine County Sunday Sevant Association convention met in Bellevue last week on Wednesday and Thursday. Bellevue hosted a dining hall for delegates and workers, fostering social exchange while presentations covered vital Sunday school topics. The gathering was praised as among the best in the association’s history. Mrs. A H Williams and Rev. WEEE Bosilor of Shoshone attended.

Blaine County Sunday Sevant Association Bellevue A. H. Williams Weee. Bosilor

Half Rate to Boise for Republican State Convention

One fare for to and trip to Boise to attend the Republican State Convention and return. Valid for passage in each direction from late August to August 26, 1892. Fare remains in effect for the specified travel period with final limit dates.

Boise Lieketoft

Teachers Examination Across Counties This Year

The regular examination for county and primary certificates will be held at Shoshone High School August 28 29 and 30 1902. State Constitution questions come from Article 5 and School Law from Chapter 47. State papers exam dates also August 28 29 1902 at Boise Pocatello Salmon City Weir MonCow and Rather. State and Primary certificates will not be given again this year. County Superintendent Lante Mi Bonewste.

Shoshone Boise Pocatello Sabnom City Weir Moncow Rather Lante Mi Bonewste

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New County Central Committee L. Millett W. J. Gooding Otis Lyster Ben. A. Brewster Emma Davies Pioneer Teachers Institute the Gold Fund
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