Local Brevities and Town Notices from Shoshone
Local notes mention Mullen of Pocatello and Lee Ousley from Hager man visiting. Koal Pyball sext Monday. Col A. Je Sullivan of Hailey in town. Bickel from Twin. Pails early week. Criteh low of Halt Lake, Shoshone visitor Tuesday. Real estate and repairs advertised. horses for sale. movers Whittington & Millwaps relocate to new apartment. Bishop Funston returned to Boise after services and confirmation of four. Fresh oysters at Stockman’s Cafe. Sgt. W N Allen of Hailey in town. Dr W Kleinman in Gooding. dance in Burley on Washington’s birthday. revival meetings next week at the Baptist church. old rags for rug use. portrait photography offers. Lawrence of Portland in town representing Ugenders wood writer Co. and selling machines. Judge Littleton Price and Barstow in Hailey via Albion. former Shoshone editor Eveleth in town, now at Twin Falls. a check for $4 drawn on Smithfield bank was returned due to no funds after lodging-house guest failed to pay.
Shoshone Club Financial Report
Report of the Shoshone Club financial condition compiled by treasurer W Horne Haar Horse. Amounts show 233.85 reflected as of February 15 1906.
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W. H. Horne
W. Haar
Shoshone Club
Card Of Thanks For Infant Son Loss
A brief note of gratitude from Mrs and Mrs Jos May extends thanks to friends who offered support during the illness and death of their infant son.
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Jos
May
Barber Shop Moves to Groodlog Block
M A Weaver proprietor of Star Barber Shop moves barber supplies from Rasmus sen building to rooms in Gooding block formerly occupied by F B E Whitting ton. He installs a porcelain bath tub and heating apparatus and will be ready to handle trade in a few days.
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M.A. Weaver
Star Barber Shop
Rasmussen Building
Gooding
F. B E. Whittington
Teachers Examination Held in Shoshone in 1906
Regular quarterly examinations for First Second Third and Primary Grade Certificates State Certificates and Life Diplomas will be conducted in Shoshone on February 22 24 and 28 1906.
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Shoshone
Sidelights on Great City and Its London Audiences
A compact critique extols London as a vast city that holds audiences for all players and types of humanity. It never fully favors or shuns any group, welcoming crowned figures and transient critics alike, while reminding that human achievement remains small in the face of the metropolis.
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London
Condon
Toheran
Edness Ag
Huepfer
Methodist Church Preaching St Llæ m and Tutt on Sunday
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Methodist Church service and preaching on Sunday with unclear names and locations. The readable lines provide no clear event details, dates, or venues beyond church references, leaving the summary focused on a church service context.
The Weaving Mystery in a Fiery Valentine Tale
A dreamlike fragment describes a weaver shaping colored threads into a pattern while shadows loom and voices urge completion. The scene shifts between weaving and memory as a completion date hints at a Valentine month revelation, with imagery of trees, snow, and a hidden life intertwined.
Fragmented text yields uncertain headline
The available OCR fragment provides no clear names places dates or events. It lacks coherent content to form a factual summary beyond noting unreadable or partial text.
Reason for Wanting Rain from a Georgia Mountaineer
Rev Mr Livingston of Georgia recounts a tale of a widower in the mountain country who mourns his first wife. Amid a long drought his grief and strange footprints outside the graveyard reflect his longing for rain and fear of remarrying before the tracks wash away.
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Georgia
Mr. Livingston
Ming
Emall
Seling Johnson
Vonrtin
Their Friends as Toasts. Adams' Intended Rebuke
A young John Adams dines with loyalist Judge Taine in Worcester. To a toast “That King” the Whigs hesitate until Arama urges drinking. Adams finally toasts “The Devil,” provoking a tense moment until Taine’s wife pivots with a quip about reciprocity.
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John Adams
Judge Taine
Worcester
Paire
Fragmented Poem Echoes Through Time in London Verse
The Loston Speaker presents a fragmented poetic meditation on music memory and art. It contrasts melodious past with current quiet, invoking heroic ages and distant figures while lamenting modern silence and the furnace reddened gloom surrounding human artistry.
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Cormon
Dragordus Tron
Saloon Brawl Provokes Irish Row Over Cards
On the West Side a tile beer saloon run by a small Irish proprietor hosted nightly games of forty five. A recent dispute over a game led to broken tables chairs and a stove. The proprietor ordered the combatants to stop or he would remove the playing cards.
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New York Sun
Explaining Norway's Handicap from an Ancient Myth
A fragmentary tale explains Norway's scarceness by a myth where angels failed to scatter soil at creation. The guardian angel protests to the Creator, who cannot restart creation, leaving Norway’s land and fortune as a result of the original lapse.
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Norway
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Lee Ousley
Hagerman
A. Je Sullivan
Hailey
Bickel
Twin
B. Criteh
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C. Frost
I. J. Andrews
Ansoner MacFarlane
Blaine
J. W. Robertson
Idaho
Whittington & Millwaps
J.B. Funston
Boite
Christ Episcopal Church
Stockman's Cafe
W.N. Allen
G. E. Metcalf
Rupert
C. E. Warris
Mika May Shinkle
W. Kleinman
Burley
Washington
W.J. Hogging
Gil
Tho Pom
Mya
A. Walters
Boise
B. Cummings
W. A. Brod
Hailey Pass
Helv
Mupert
Mia
Ock
Namia
Emelia Rickard
Sia
White Restorant
W.lawrence
Portland
Ore
Uguders Wood Writer Co
Littleton Price
Mr. Barstow
Albion
District Court
Eyeleth
The
Lincoln
Frost
Smithield
Utah
Smithfield
Q. Clarke
Baptist Church
Groodlog Block
Methodist Church
Llaem
Tutton
Gino
Cannes
Enya Avery Langle
Tn Heaven
Valenina
Weg
Oregon
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Freine
Shoeshine
Ae Futbens
Dastina
Jouger
Siemon Hardy
Maida
Sant
Chappy
T.m.starr
Shoshone, Idaho
Frank A. Lehman
Catarprh
Ely
Drazeista
ELY Brothers
Warran St
New York
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