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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1909

Page

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West End Company to reclaim 50,000 acres in Idaho project

At a state land board meeting the West End Twin Falls Company received a contract to reclaim 50,000 acres in Twin Falls county west of the Salmon river. The plan includes a 760 foot tunnel, a 225 foot high dam, storage for 80,000 acre feet of water, and a canal system to serve about 15,000 acres by 1910. Holden town will be established in the new project area with backing from Prof. Holden of Iowa, aiming to become a local capital area.

State Land Board Westnd Twin Falls Company Twin Falls County Salmon River Twin Falls Land Board West End Company C. J. Perkins W. W. Loy Boise Castle Ford Devil Creek A. P. Adair F. B. King Chas. Franklin Idaho Holden Iowa Agricultural College Iowa Statesman Golden West Cittes Indian Creek Kuna Deer Flat

Professor Bechtel Heads to California for Music Work

Professor B J Bechtel long-time Shoshone resident departed Sunday for Riverside to pursue special musical work. He previously delivered notable songs here and helped cover Choral club losses by promising returns to subscribers. He planned to go to Mackey but chose the south to reconnect with old friends.

B. J. Bechtel Shoshone Riverside California Mackey

Eastern brook trout fry to be distributed soon

W G Isaac superintendent of Hay Spur hatchery reports 596000 Eastern brook trout will be ready for distribution by early April. fish near three weeks old and growing well. hatcheries at Bay Spur Sand Point Warm River thriving with modern facilities. Isaac envisions farmers raising trout for table use and notes Idaho’s strong potential for profitable trout production. He cites eggs from Pennsylvania stock and Glen Bay hatchery stock producing large eggs and fertile spawns.

W. G. Isaac Hay Spur Fab Mr. Isaac Fsh Atason Pennylvania Glen Bay Fremont County Bay Spur Sand Point Warm River Idaho Isaec United States Fish Mission

Earliest Chicks This Season From W D Forbes Breeder

W D Forbes, a local breeder of fancy fowls in Maho, showcases early spring chicks including Black breasted red games, Rhode Island reds, and Bullles horns. He notes strong breeding stock, high egg prices in winter, and profitable returns, with plans to mate and offer birds for sale. Marriage notices issued from County Recorder Harri W Anderson on February 28 and February 20 list Joseph W Silva with Eithe G Poling of Gooding and Henry R Dotson with Etta Bliss of Goottis.

W. D. Forbes Mr. Forbes Rhode Island Maho Carey Land Forbes Hardy Harri W. Anderson County Recorder Joseph W. Silva Eithe G. Poling Gooding Henry R. Dotson Etta Bliss Goottis

Southern Idaho a Gem of Promising Irrigated Lands

The article extols Southern Idaho’s vast irrigation prospects near Twin Falls Hagerman Gooding Jerome Shoshone and Boise, noting land selling around $1000 per acre and 2 to 10 acre lots near towns. It claims mineral wealth from ancient lead and silver mines and argues agriculture will outpace mining in value as up to three million acres come into cultivation and markets expand.

Idaho Kelton Boise Twin Falls Hagerman Gooding Jerome Shoshone

Knights of Pythias Delos Lodge Celebrates 43rd Anniversary

Delos Lodge No. 23 celebrated its 43rd anniversary with 120 members and guests in Castle Hall. The program featured Damon and Pythias, readings, music, a banquet, and special Pythian services at an Episcopal church. The lodge has 63 members, six deaths, and twelve new initiates this year, with strong opera house support from local fraternal orders.

Detos Lodge K. of P. Mot Brother Todd Castle Hall Damon Pythias Farber Helen Weaver Bert Bowler Martha Garrock Lodge Harvey A. Thomas BE. Todd W. Creasey Episcopal Church Delos Lodge Robert M. McCollam McCollum Twin Falls Tom Idaho Fred W. Gooding K. of P. Lodge Ketchum Gooding Mr. Gooding K. of Ps Shoshone Opera C. W. Wernicke Sthe Lodge Delos Lodge No. 23 Pame

Headgates Opened Mark Idaho Irrigation Milestone

The Government dam on the Boise River opened its headgates signaling the partial completion of a vast irrigation project. The dam eight miles southeast of Boise feeds a canal system planned to irrigate sagebrush land into farms, with anticipated multi‑million dollar land and crop value and a rural population boom.

Milking Machine Demonstration At Idaho University Meeting

Institute Special sessions featured Prof H T French outlining faculty work in dairy and fruit culture, and highlighting statewide demonstrations. Prof J H Fransdon urged pure bred Holstein stock while Prof EE Elijote tied the talks together. Student farmers and high schoolers packed the crowd as the milking machine display drew keen attention and practical lessons.

H. T. French Agricultural Department Idaho University J. H. Fransdon Elijote Mangha Student Farmer Elliott

Will Wed in Germany Henry Peterson Bride Named in Public Notice

Henry Peterson formerly of Shoshone and Anna Magdalena Dorothea Schroeder of Sehiezen Germany plan marriage in Germany. The German bans are published by the Sehlezn County official inviting objections, though none are expected. Peterson worked last year at the Custer market and is well regarded.

Sehlezn Phun Holstein Germany Henry Peterson Anna Magialena Dorothea Schroeder Sehiezen Custer Market

Four-Year Sentences for Sturgis Clark Saloon Robbers

Upstanding hold ups at the Sturgis and Clark saloon two weeks ago resulted in field-ups getting four year terms. The criminals Joba Cat and Charles Brown pleaded guilty before Judge Walters in Chambers and were sent to Boise penitentiary to serve four years. Sheriff’s morning capture led to the verdict, while the county jail remains largely empty awaiting further actions.

Joba Cat Charles Brown Sturgis & Clark Esse Boise Walters Jn Chambers

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Twin Falls West End Co Prof. Bechtel Mississippi Valley Idaho Desert Great Coln Knights of Pythias Order of the Knights of Pythias Naw Canada Methodist Church Boise-Payette United States Government Dam Boise River Broad Canal Will Pea
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