Wood River Notes and Local Social Highlights
Journal special correspondence from Wood River reports Charley Peck and the Dudley boys moving horses from deep snow with snowshoes, a hay haul by the river, and a Valentine for a child at the little red schoolhouse. A social dance at the district 24 schoolhouse honors several twins and birthdays with Cal Allen on violin, and an invitation to stock up groceries before roads worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Peck
Dudley Boys
Hager Man Happerings and Local Goings On
Roseworth resident Albert Startwell attends a Mrs Win wedding era event. Jolson arrives from Shoshono and returns. Ka nak a visitors call on the Thompsons. Joe Coxton from Billy Colthasp Telephone Exchange suffers nervous prostration and plans mining with John Yrazer. A sick 15 month old at Buckeye ranch and a 14 year old ill with pneumonia. Community gatherings feature B M Ivie on a talkaphone and a lively program by Allen and Peck. Local thanks, refreshments, and aging but spry sentiment noted. Harvey Dixon on business in Hailey. O P Johnson travels to Idaho Falls Pocatello and Noise. Leo Uhrlaub sells Sand Springs ranch for 2000 with April possession. J H Schooler and F N Uhrlaub visit town. Domingo Barlogi sore from neuralgia. Rev Edward Pratt conducts weekly singing and Sunday school. young members show appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Sime
Des
Sie Durfee
B. M. Ivie
Messrs. Allen
Peck
Snowy Burn Events And Local Life In Shoshone Bend
Local notes report slow snow melt and rising ice concerns while Pat Byrne trips to Rock Creek and William Shronk clears a road for hay. A postmaster is father to a 12 pound boy, with mother and child reported healthy. Separate items cover school term end, surveys for a power site, river works, and a February birthday party for O P Jr at the Johnson home with red themed decor and prizes for young guests.
Clear Lake Dots Weather and Local Preparations
The report notes improving weather with heavy rain Sunday and snow melt. Residents like Q E Syster and wife visited Hagerman while Lamy works on a new water wheel for Otis Syster. Joe Madelena develops his ditch for spring, and Briggs plans to rent his farm this year. Obas Ingersoll moves near Snake River as fruit crop prospects rise. Assessor Pickren and Will Parry visited Clear Lake. Henry Schodde gathered cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickren
Will Parry
Clear Lake
Henry Schodde
Smalley Items Show Local Volunteers Busy After Snow
Mr Howe departs Falls after two to three weeks in Twin neighborhood. Snow cover recedes with plowing soon possible. Artier’s force on river south side expects two months to shape for travel. Lewton family moves to Randall ranch near Clear Lake to farm for Mr Randall. Arthur crosses from Jas Madelena’s place, Bert Randall visits river, Robertson assists on the prac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Howe
Artier
Mr. Lewton
Randall Ranch
Clear Lake
Mr. Randall
Chas
Arthur Haz
Jas Madelena
Bert Randall
Mr. Smalley
Local notes and community updates from Heyburn area
Janes M. Tiyate left Friday for a short business trip to Rise. J J Connors organized an orchestra of seven pieces and regular practice will begin this week. Frank Adams is in Shoshone tending a libel suit for three thousand dollars against the Southern Idaho Review. Presbyterian Ladies host Washington social Friday with program and refreshments. Contractors resumed ditch work last Monday. Old Fellows smoker drew about fifty friends. RW Martin left for Browning Montana Monday night. F M Snyder returned from Shoshone. Mr. Bradley assumes Heyburn Bank duties during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Connors
Frank Adams
Southern Idaho Review
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Washington
F. M. Snyder
Mr. Bradley
Heyburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
AVICE
Journal
Wood River
Valentine
Thomas Byrne Jr
Jonning
Michal Byrne
Exama
Emily Peck
BM. Ivie
Cal Allen
Terpsichore
Carter Edwards
Kanaka
Hagerman Happerings
Albert Startwell
Roseworth
Jolson
Mrs. Dahlquist
Mrs Chas. Thompson
Joe Coxton
Billy Colthasps Telephone Exchange
John Yrazer
Mr. Kelly
Buckeye Ranch
Harvey Dixon
Hailey
O.P. Johnson
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Noise
Leo Uhrlaub
Sand Springs
Mr. Bell
J.H. Schooler
F.N. Uhrlaub
Domingo Barlogi
Netraliga
Edward Pratt
Pat
Pat Byrne
Rock Creek
Tom Hughes
Joe Keefer
Shronk
Timmerman Ranch
J.D. Murphy
Agnes
John Roots
Neck of the Woods
John Byrne
Shostighe
Alpha Kinsey
B. B. Mower
Salmon Falls Power Company
Ed Conroy
Ross Upeegraff
Lewis Ferry
Len Jeffers
Gooding
Mrs. Samuel Johnson
St. Joe
Pete Duffy
Castle Pord
F. Bacon
Boise
Gertrude Berry
Marion Savage
John Hayden
P. M. Niles
George Roberry
Imediately
S. E. Gridley
Los Angeles
Cal
Dan Jones
Billy Gwina
Walter Cooks
U.S
B. T. Livingstone
Jacobsons
Jacobson
Onsis
Durfee
Ernest Millers
Charles
Edward Dilatush
Billy Coltharp
Shoshone Falls
C. 2
Ji Tnessor
Will
Joleen
Alma Middleton
Mrs. DuSault
Memis Middleton
John and
Russell Croce
Earl
Arthur Justice
Ranyon Scott Turns
Donal Dusault
Andrew Millet
Beth Croco
Ethel
Florence Justice
Benlak Torns
Aris Millet
Ruth Dilatueh
Meedames Croco
Taeraham
Villa Justice
Torns
Otis
DuSault
Dilatush
Ane
Mamie Middleton
Bend
L. M.H
Q. E. Syster
Hagerman
Goo
Lamy
Otis Syster
Joe Madelena
Briggs
Obas Ingersoll
Snake River
Mr. Robertson
Prac
Heysurw Logals
Janes M. Tiyate
Rise
Martin
Browning Montave
New Columbia Motel
F. Binford
Shoshone
Chas. Burcess
Idaho
The
Meat Market
William C. Custer
Minge
Highedd
Ides
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