Shoshone High School Notes Highlights School Events
School notes report a Friday win and upcoming events. A mock trial raised funds for a baseball catcher outfit, with students and faculty involved. The senior class plans a Boise Stockings style play, a junior prom is teased, and a basketball girls’ dinner is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deke Tall
Statley
Hatley
Hunlers
Johnson
State of
Idaho
Leah Borden
Chester Johnson
Charles Gwin
Lowell Danielson
Marshall Chapman
Byron Yaden
Edwin Grosse
Earle Swope
Floyd Wheeler
Eleanor Anderson
Green Stockings
Boise
Rasmussen
Hartley
Superintendent Johnson Re elected At Board Meeting
At the recent Board of Education meeting Superintendent Johnson was re elected for another year. The action secures Shoshone schools a continued period of stable leadership and efficiency under his management.
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Board of Education
Chis
Johnson
Idaho
Resolutions Passed by Shoshone High School Student Body
The student body extends thanks to the school board for re electing Superintendent Johnson for purchasing new baseball uniforms and a band saw with motor for manual training. They pledge undivided effort to make the school the best in Idaho.
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Shoshone High School
Johnson
Idaho
Mysterious Death Near Kimame Ranch Shocks Family
Word reached Thursday morning that Roland Williams was found dead in a ranch house ten miles north of Kimamé. Officers and the undertaker left for the scene but a cause of death would not be known in time for press. Williams had moved his family to Shoshone two weeks earlier and lived alone on the ranch. his death worsens a financially strained family situation.
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Roland Williams
Kimamé
Williams
Shoshone
Red Cross Seeks Helpers For Future Duty
The Red Cross calls for volunteers and committee members to join efforts in support of national needs. Fred W. Gooding and J. R. Wheeler head the core committee with Beckett and Mire listed among organizers urging community participation.
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RED Cross
The
Cuumabers
Romney
Fred W. Gooding
Mra
Beckett
Mire
J. R. Wheeler
Sawtooth National Park bill discussed by Addison Smith
Addison T Smith writes to Mr Barter outlining Idaho support for Sawtooth National Park. He notes House Public Lands committee favored the bill, expects action next Congress, and argues park status would attract tourists and potential settlers. He mentions grazing remains allowed under Park Service regulations.
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Sawtooth National Park
Addison T. Smith
Idaho
Barter
Borah
Senate
House Committee On Public Lands
Park Service
National Parks
Secretary of the Interior
Addison T.smith
Funston dies from heart trouble after overwork
President Wilson sends condolence to Mrs Funston, praising General Frederick Funston as an officer of gallantry and loyal service. He expresses shared national grief and sympathy for her irreparable loss in a personal letter.
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General Funston
Frederick Funston
Republic
United States
Court cases and marriage licenses from Twin Falls
News from court house lists multiple marriage licenses issued to Rusinkill and Phylli stew Nitter Hal Ross and Mary Haines frank Bruckner and MK Chess. Several plaintiffs file damage suits against Twin Falls North Side Land & Water Co with attorneys Crocksiaser and Haddock. Probate officer Dill sues county commissioners over higher salary. suit seeks four months back pay. Foreclosure, quiet title, and tax lien actions noted. bank and legal firms represented. Probate judge Miles praised for handling caseload and swing of duties.
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Court House
John Rusinkill
Angie Phylli Stew- Nitter
Hal Ross
Mary Haines
Frank Bruckner
MK. Chess
Twin Falls North
Ernest Schmidt
E. M. Woolf
Twin Falls
Plaintif
Elory M. Dill
Board County Commissioners
Paul S. Haddock
Plaintise
Clinger
Board of Commissioners
William Johnson
Frank Martin
Hilton D. Stewart
Twin Falls North Side Land & Water Co
Hartford Fire Insurance settles Dietrich fire claim
S. E. Kiker visited Dietrich and received a $1600 draft from J. L. Beckett, Hartford Fire Insurance Co. agent, for house and contents burned January 27. Draft arrived February 10 at Sho shone, two weeks post fire. Kiker praises Hartford’s prompt settlement and recommends the company.
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S. E. Kiker
Dietrich
J. L. Beckett
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Kitker
Reliable
Hartford
Shoshone
Major General Frederick Funston Obituary Profile
The nation mourns Major General Frederick Funston who died suddenly at 61 after dining with friends. The tributes highlight his daring yet modest character, a lifetime in service from Kansas beginnings to Cuban campaigns and the Spanish American War, and the strong trust he earned from soldiers and the public alike as war looms.
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Funston
Washington's Birthday Observed Across Shosune City
Washington's Birthday was widely celebrated in Shosune City with closures and street decorations. Homes and businesses displayed patriotic flags and banners, and residents offered reflections on George Washington's legacy. Public sentiment included praise for the holiday's significance and patriotic expressions amid the observed observance.
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Washington
Georse
Burke
Iut
Dietrich Notes From County Schools Colorful Weekend Visitors
School district updates report on Washington's Birthday program by the Dietrich high school room with a popcorn treat. Local families and residents including the Kilkers, Bordens, Mustards, Holbrooks, and Shoshone visitors are noted for social visits and events. A trip to Rock Springs and York Nebraska is mentioned for family members joining relatives.
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Dietrich
Air
Andres Bae Belle
Harsy
Kilker Ranch
Julia Pavlik
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Leitheiser
Pred Leitheiser
Kistine
Mise Judy
Mustard
Dietrich School
FC Smith
Delevan
Shéshons
Smith
Borden
Henry Oienture
J. Smith
Frank Rinehart
Richard Houston
Jack Houston
York
Nebraska
Houston Sr
Richard Honstog
Darragh School District 13 Social and Travel Notes
Mr Joe Sprenger made a visit to Gooding early this week. Mrs J E L Scott was ill last week. Mr and Mrs Roy Forest and family visited this week. Gus Lamtin of Shoshone spent much of last week with G Elsesbers. A dance occurred at W O Zeigier’s last Saturday. Gus Kavelenko and Nick Hardanke went to the McFall ranch last Friday. Mr Durfie, visiting his daughter Mrs GE Firebaugh, departed for Oakley this week.
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Darrah School
Joe Sprenger
J. EL Scott
Gad
Roy Forest
Ami
Gus Lamtin
Shoshone
G. Elsesbers
Nick Hardanke
McFall Ranch
Mr. Durfie
GE Firebaugh
Oakley
Local Notes From The Area This Week
Ernest L. Gomes left for California last Sunday. W. H. Winter was in Gooding Thursday. Hubert Myers has been ill this week. Frank Myers visited Gooding Saturday. Mr and Mrs Hitchcock have a daughter. Mr Rath Myers spent Sunday at home.
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Ernest L. Gomes
California
W. H. Winter
Gooding
Hubert Myers
Frank Myers
Hitchcock
Mr. Rath Myers
Lost trunk check held by sheriff and county attorney
The trunk with the barsazs check is in custody of Sheriff Wheeler and County Attorney Frank T. Disney. Owner can claim by contacting the sheriff or the acting county attorney. The trunk is in the baggage room and contains t no kegs of booze along with the checks.
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Wheeler
Frank T. Disney
Sunday School and Preaching Notice at Local Church
Baptist church advertises Sunday School each Sunday at 7 o'clock with Mrs McMahon promised to attend. Preaching every Sunday at 9 o'clock and again at 12:30 pm. All invited to attend.
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