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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1904
Page
5
Special correspondence from Hagerman notes Sunday visits by Joe Costin Will Suter and Fount Frost at the leap year ball. Mark Kuho. Martin Silk. Roe Little. Norman Davidson. Joe Jones. Mrs J E Little attend. Pneumonia, pleurisy, and other illnesses reported. A bevy of ranch activity and a dramatic bobcat encounter near Riverside ends with a successful hunt.
Bliss W R Burkhard visited Kanaka last week. Mrs D B Bliss has been ill. Mr and Mrs W J Bolman visited F N Uhrlaub at Riverside. The Pleasant Valley literary society reports lively debates. Coons trapped by B R Shimp may yield an overcoat. Wm Cook recovered from a hemorrhage and was taken to Salt Lake City hospital. Jos Gregory known as French Joe died at Bliss ranch aged about 94. Pleasant Valley Sunday school to host a valentine social with oyster supper Feb 13 at Burkhard school house. Everyone invited.
Owinza Oswald and Kitta received a car of hay from Idaho Falls this week. Geo R M Hill was called home at Picaco Monday by his wife’s illness. Mike Kitta received a telegram from Salt Lake City saying F Oswald is sick in bed. Wickstrom and Hayward were in Shoshone Sunday returning on No 6 that evening. Jeffers resigns from F R Gooding and buys half interest in Bliss saloon. Gooding shipped two ears of hay from Tikura to Owinza to feed sheep. Coyote.
Notice of sale for 400 in bonds of School District No 27 Lincoln county Idaho bids due February 23 1904 at county superintendent's office bonds 40 each bearing interest up to 6 percent payable annually first bond February 28 1905 remaining yearly until paid board may reject any bids clerks name Mary Sxongrass Kanoka Idaho
County Seizures and warrants listed by number including Road and Bridge warrants to 206 and Current Expense warrants to 197. As of 1902 current expense warrants, Weesickr, Treasurer, notes 2w2 CW.
The Schubert Symphony Club and Lady Quartette of Chicago arrive next Monday evening, in their tenth year of touring. The company blends top notch music with light comedy, drawing praise for wit and performance as a highlight of the season.
The piece contrasts the worn stomachs of the rich with the far greater dyspepsia among workers. It touts Greens August Flower as a long-standing remedy that stimulates the liver, boosts appetite, and aids digestion. A trial bottle costs 25 cents, with regular size at one cent.
Notice is hereby given that the owner has taken up and impounded three horses at a ranch eight miles west of Shoshone on December 8, 1105. Animals include a gray four year old gelding about 600 pounds with a J brand, an iron gray filly about three years old around 500 pounds branded UP, and a strawberry roan yearling filly branded UP. Owner may reclaim by paying expenses until December 18, 18hs.
The undersigned reports a roan mare with a left rile brand rustling at his ranch near Clarke's grade on Snake River, picked up around January 11. Owner may claim by proving property and paying expenses. dated January 18, 1904.
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