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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1902

Page

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Need a Court House People Demand It

A letter urges the new Lincoln county board of commissioners to build a first class court house and jail, arguing the county cannot afford ongoing rents and that records are at risk. It cites a petition for a five mill levy to fund the project, notes jail unsafe conditions, and mentions Fred W. Gooding offering a deed of his pavilion lot to secure construction.

Board of County Commissioners Perky Railroad Company Blaine County Lincoln County Fred W. Gooding

Oregon Short Line surveyers near Preston Idaho

The Preston News reports Oregon Short Line surveyors active around Preston Idaho causing local speculation. Residents believe lines may be laid to connect Cache valley branch with the main line, potentially branching near Franklin close to the state line to Garner station.

Oregon Short Line Preston Idaho Oneida County Cache Valley Franklin Garner Preston News

Sheepmen Report Winter Outlook For Sheep Losses

Deputy Sheep Inspector Barns reports no losses yet but warns cold weather and snow pack will hinder feeding. Feed and hay scarce while Clover creek price for stock tops at ten dollars. Few sheepmen can winter lambs. some will lose, others may ship early to secure high lamb and mutton prices.

Barns Clover Creek

Sad Accident Claims Mrs Champlain In Sho shone Idaho

A 46 year old woman, Mrs L E Champlain, was accidentally shot at home in Shoshone Idaho while her husband cleaned a rifle. She died that evening after doctors treated her, leaving a husband and two children. The obituary outlines her Christian life, teaching career, and community service with the Episcopalian church. Her burial followed in Highland Cemetery after services in Ypailanti and Shoshone.

L. E. Champlain Shoshone Idaho Emerson Wright Howard Puratello Ina Florence Adele McCollum Syracuse N. Y Tenessee Coldwater Michigan Ypsilanti Mich Seattle I. T. Osborn Ypailanti

Boy Discharged After No Prosecution In Theft Case

A boy who stole goods from a Lost River store and fled to Portland was arrested and brought back to Hailey by Sheriff Finney. He escaped during return via Shoshone. With no one to appear against him, the hearing in Hailey Saturday led to dismissal. The Loy family had traveled from Oregon for the trial.

Charles Ward Lost River Portland Hailey Finney Shoshone Loy Oregon Scone

Death Of Mrs. Grant Sparks Sho shone Business Awakening

A call to organize a Sho shone commercial club to advertise Idaho's undeveloped resources. The piece urges business men to awaken, promote the county to eastern homes, and attract investment as Shoshone Falls Power Plant and Twin Falls irrigation edge toward completion, promising large tracts to be watered and opportunities for labor and enterprise.

Sho Shoshone Falls Twin Falls Idaho

Two Idaho Men On Staff

Local G A R members received general order No 2 from national commander Thomas J Stewart of Philadelphia detailing Mrs Ulysses S Grant regulations. Julia Dent Grant born 1826 in St Louis daughter of Frederick and Ellen Dent, married to General Grant in 1848. She was with him during campaigns, witnessed two presidential inaugurations, and supported charities in Washington. Children: Nellie Sartoris, Frederick Dent Grant, Jessie, and Ulysses Sherman. In later years she lived in Washington, Saratoga, Coburg Canada, and California visits. Ill health limited social life, rheumatism, walked with cane. She died aged 76.

Thomas J Stewart Philadelphia

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Svare U. S. L. Survey Ladie’s Guild Berenice Sam R. M. Pried E. W. Horton Stewart Grand Army Jtwo B. Kingsbury J Boize James L. Fuller National Council of Administration Army Grant
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