KEWS FROM THE COUNTY SCHOOLS
Mrs. R Houston returned from Denver with a tar load of cattle. Mrs. Fensler visited her daughter Mrs Mustard. Mrs Tanberg, in Shoshone hospital, improves and may go home Sunday. Mrs A Eddy and Nita visited Shoshone. Joseph Balam of Washington visited W Dooley. Mrs W J Kisling underwent appendectomy and is convalescing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Houston
Denver
Colorado
Fensler
Mustard
Tanberg
Shoshone
A. (. Eddy
Nita
Joseph Balam
Washington
W. (. Dooley
W. J. Kisling
Percy Smith
Ainner
Nelson Pierce
Rupert Borden
Jerome
Study Club Meeting Debates Immigrant Women Duty
The Study Club of Shoshone held its fourth meeting on Friday November 24. The program featured papers on immigrants and duties toward immigrant women, with statistics on arrivals and the role of education. Members discussed aiding immigrant women via a night school and sewing circle and planned a December 8 gathering at the Episcopal Parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club of
Shostone
Study Club
Idaho
Fred Hill
Bilis Island
Frank Grosse
W. W. Custer
Wilson
The
Clun
Episcopal Parish House
Shoshone Markets Stock Fresh Fruits and Holiday Goods
Shoshone markets offer a wide range of fresh fruits and nuts including pineapples apples oranges bananas casava and vegetables like head lettuce artichokes tomatoes spinach and cucumbers at affordable prices. Stores display Christmas goods with holiday dressings and attractively priced toys as Santa Claus fills his pack for the sled journey on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Shoshone
Local residents record weekend visits and health status
Dist No 2 pupil Miss Evelyn Jones from Gooding visited the Winters home Saturday through Monday. Miss Hunter traveled to Pocatello and back. The Rawleigh man was in the vicinity last week. Hobart Myers is under the weather this week. Ed Arnold and Hick Jones visited Haddock Saturday. W H Winters and Miss Mary Winter with young Archie were in Gooding Saturday, Mr Winter went to Gooding Monday. Wesley Hunter was not absent or tardy last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Jones
Gooding
Miss Hunter
Pocatello
Rawleigh
Hobart Myers
Arnold
Hick Jones
Haddock
W. H. Winters
Mary Winter
Master Archie
Mr. Winter
W. Myers
Wesley Hunter
Milkee Return from Richfield Ranch Work for Darrah Dist
Mr and Mrs H H Milkee returned Sunday from Richfield where they worked on the Polsen ranch. Mr W H Murphy arrived from Seattle last Tuesday with a car load of cows. Mr W F Firebaugh sold thirty nine head of cattle to Mr Miller of Halley. Hog butchering began at the Upper Ranch Monday. Mr KF Chenney was brought home from Zeller's hospital this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Milkee
Richfield
Polsen Ranch
W. H. Murphy
Seattle
W. F. Firebaugh
Miller
Halley
KF. Chenney
Zeller’s Hospital
Thanksgiving gatherings and snow cover in District 18 East Side
District 18 East Side School notes Mr Jensen and son traveling from Shoshone to Sims ranch as a light snow falls Saturday leaving two to three inches. Albert Bayliss and family join Thanksgiving at Richfield. Harry Turnbull and others host guests in town. School sends a Thanksgiving offering to the Children’s Home at Rolse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jensen and Son
Shoshone
Sims Ranch
Albert Bayliss
Richfield
Harry Turnbull
Rolse
Walter Copp
Mountain View Ranch
Geo. EH. Lawskhe
Copp
Lawske
Houston
Falls City
Chas. Fraser
Thanksgiving Reunion With Barber Family Guests Sorenson Journal Staff
Zell Truman and his family shared Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Edw. T. Barber, the Trumans’ niece being Mrs. Barber. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Sorenson from the Journal staff as invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell Truman
Edw. T. Barber
Truman
Mr. Barber
T. W. Sorenson
Journal Force
GOSSIP FROM THE BOISE STATE HOUSE TO THE FIRST STATE NEWS
Boise reports no deep recriminations from defeated Republican nominees after the election. D W Davin visited Governor Alexander and praised continued strong state leadership. Officials weigh future placements as Harland and others seek favorable positions while longtime judges near retirement. A spat between Governor Alexander and Warden Snook over prison matters and alleged slander adds political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
D. W. Davin
Cagital
Alexander
Gentemen
Davis
Lewiston
Northwest Livestock Association
Register Harland
State Land Department
Harland
Miss Fedfield
Caldwell
Val Deusen
Walters
State Board of Education
State Grange
Washington
Canyon
Ada
Owyhee
Elmore
Gooding
Minidoka
Twin Pulls
Warren
Backsliding in Dan Cupid Divorce Actions
District court records show Ella Hedford seeking dissolution from Frank Hedford after filing last week. Also listed is Tosa D. Rey suing Florence Bay for divorce in the same court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Ella Hedford
Hesband
Frank Hedford
Tosa D. Rey
Florence Bay
Guild Meeting and Year End Bazaar
The Episcopal Guild plans the last 1916 meeting at Mrs Deskondterter’s home with a year end gathering and notes their Bazaar the following Saturday. State budget alarms loom as highway funds strain county payments while Governor Alexander enforces strict spending and a planned reimbursement scheme faces legal questions. Adjutant General Moody declines army duty. Idaho debates the Adamson Law with an Oregon Short Line suit challenging constitutional aspects of the 10 hour day rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
State Highway Commission
Idaho
Yocat
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Dietrich
Shoshone Local News Highlights Thanksgiving News
W A McFall registered from Fhowhome Portland Oregon notes a Shoshone town sale prospects and a live town outlook. Dr W H McKenzie reports no sheep scab in his Idaho Wyoming Nevada territory and prepares for Texas transfer. Thanksgiving window displays dazzle Shoshone stores while families gather for feasts. A new Red Cross stamps sale will start Monday with Shoshone set to win a prize for per capita giving. The Pastime opens on Ball Street by Nicely and Slowly invites public inspection as the new exchange upgrades promise telecommunication improvements priced twelve to fifteen thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McKenzie
U. S
Idaho
Wyoming
Nevada
Texas
Red Cross
Ed. Gooding
L. M. Beckett
C. R Wheeler
Shoshone
M. Nicely
Nicely
Ball Street
Gooding
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Church and Company
Ida G. Towne
Zimmerman
Nelson
Siudy Club
Dist. No
Darrah School Dist
East Side School
Boise State House
Tuatice
I. N. Sullivan
Sullivan
Supreme Court
Deine
Justice Morgan
Huston
R P. Quarles
Supreme Court of the
Territory of Hawaii
James F. Ritshie
Justce Stockslager
Warren Truitt
Wa M Morgan
Wm. Budge
J. W. Snook
Prison Board
Pardon Board
C. Q. Broxon
Broxon
Snook
Iibel [Ee
Gem Irrigation District
American Press Association
Canada
Dan Cupid
Soleum
State Capitol
State Prison Board
Moody
Bonner County
W. A. McFall
Fhowhome
Portland Bute
Portland, Oregon
Mra
W. C. Canter
W. Ho Murphy
LM Zugg
Wm. A. Hewes
T. S. Land Office
Acequa
Cash Grocery
Keefer & White
Gus Keefer
Gallforcia
Gus
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