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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1906
Page
5
Preston O Neal left Friday for Blackfoot. T M McElhiney returned from Albion and will reside on his ranch. Mrs Frank Quinn and her child Fen spent several days in Albion visiting. Amos Gilles arrived from Nebraska and is improving his ranch.
Ren is in the bend interviewing taxpayers. Deputy Sheriff Will Parry, with County Commissioner Guy I. Lemmon, visited Shoshone last Monday. Lea Owsley, the ferryman, and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Snodgrass passed through town. Jas. Tuesday s of Kanaka were in town en route to Shoshone. Geo. Schooler reported 16 inches of snow in Tampa last week. There was a dance at Geo. Converse on Tuesday night. Ed Thompson has 250 fine Dorham and white-faced Hereford cattle on his ranch south of town. The lunar eclipse on the night of the 89th drew many residents of Twin Falls to observe it. W. N. Barker expects a coal carload soon to ease the coal famine. ELE. Goudy came over from Shoshone and is now on the ranch. Frank Vermaan returned from a visit to Shoshone. Mrs. Chas. May invites Pryshertenan Church ladies to meet next Wednesday to organize an Aid Society. C. C. Nelson moved his family from their ranch. Ge 3broeder is making ranch improvements. The freet meeting of water users will be held in Rupert Wednesday. The Royal Neighbors held a Valentine Box Social in Peterson's Hall, with a dance and about seventy-five dollars cleared.
Clouds and cold linger with occasional sun melting snow, making roads slick when it freezes. Bliss returns from Bliss with furniture and reports poor roads. Swanson travels locally. Numerous visits, cattle drives, and plans to move to Fraser River are noted, along with a mine project at Little Klondike and community events like a dance and skating on Thompson pond.
The following described animals came to the ranch of Jos Darrah on the Big Wood River about January 9 1906. A mare about 950 pounds branded on the left shoulder and a two year old with a shoulder brand. Unclaimed, will be sold at public auction in Shoshone Idaho on March 1 1904 as provided by law. C G Borress Constable.
A stamped oath fragment from a bank cashier sworn to truth, naming Taaho county and Novinger in a formal statement. The readable portion shows an affirmation of accuracy to the best knowledge and belief, with an attest line left incomplete.
Egyptian workers used solid and tubular drills and lathe tools to carve rock during pyramid building. Drills were jewel set and cut with precision. research challenges old claims of hard labor conditions. Also mentions a Pittsburgh millionaire gifting a gold jeweled skipping rope to his daughter and edible hotel menu cards made of biscuit eatable with cheese.
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