Shoshone Local Rail Schedule and News Briefs
Rail timetables effective December 31 1912 list East and West bound trains through Shoshone with daily services on No 18 190 and No 9 plus North and South bound branch details. Local notes report officials appointments visits and community events across Shoshone Minidoka Gooding and surrounding areas with weather impacts and train crew actions amid snow closures.
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Howes
Woor River
North Bound
Dally
Festere
Maw Henderson Players at Hailey Next Week
Tim Maw and Henderson players, praised for their Shoshone appearance in November, will tour Hailey next week for three final visits. Crowded houses are expected as audiences recall their strong hatline of performances.
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Tim Maw
Henderson
Hailey
Opening of New Shoshone Club in Gooding
The Shoshone Club reading room opens in the west room of the old schoolhouse. It is heated by a stove and lit by lamps, with hours in evenings and Sunday afternoons. Membership categories include Active, Social, and Sustaining, with dues of 25 cents monthly. Officers include President Herman Frederic Post and Vice-President Della Peak. A social at the club and a lecture by Rev. A. A. Frown are planned, with a door price of 5 and 10 cents.
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LM. S
Methodist Church
Abd. Ace. Whitscherdiach
W J Banger
Post
Sociable
Herman Frederic Post
Della Peak
Dorothy Pierce
Treaeuver
Alvin McQuillan
Uiverary
Miss Alfa Warton
Christian Endeavor Committee
Floren Turnbull
L. Weaver
H. E. Mcbead
A. A
New Zealand
Episcopal Rector Carried Relay Circuit Ride On Feasts
Rev Wiki G Roots rode 75 miles by horse across Idaho territory this week for a feast day itinerary. He traveled from Gooding to Wendell, then Jerome, then back to Owning, with a twelve and a half mile WOod River ride to unite Arthur Scott and Miss Mae Ines Cleveland. Lay Reader Charles H McVey led services in Gowdings during his absence.
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Wiki G Roots
Gooding
Wendell
Jerome
Owing
Wood River
Arthur ‘A Scott
Mae Ines Cleveland
Charles H McVey
Gowdings i
Star Lakelets raid and farmers meet at We hotel
A surprise party by Meser Mestames J Pennell Charles H Mateon Lou Joy and others raided the home of Mr and Mrs J L McDougall at Noble Hill near Star Lake last Tuesday. A large farmers meeting at We hotel list Wednesday discussed forming a cooperative sub lodge of the Southern Maho Produce Association with J A McPherson extolling cooperative marketing. Judge S King and Ed Gage were elected delegates for the next meeting.
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Tony Silva
T He Siva
Meser
Mestames J
Pennell
Charles H.mateon
Lou Joy
King
John Moorhouse
Christ Freee
Mra
Stan Huntington
Miswes
Reba Clark
Florence and Huth Ballinger
George C. Jield
Glenn Bonsall
J. L. McDougall
Noble Hill
Star Lake
Dietrich Tract
Southiern Maho Produce Association
J. A. McPherson
Gooding
S. King
Ed Gage
Leaving Shoshone Fire Sale Notice
Leaving Shoshone sale of all furniture includes one good range stove heater 130 young bees potatoes apples hay eight stands of bees can fruit one good horse weighs 1250 must be sold by February 1st on Wheeler prune rench H Peterson
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Wheeler Prune Rench
Peterson
Reward Offered for Lost Airedale Dog Jack in Jerome
A $10.08 reward is offered for information leading to the recovery of an Airedale dog that strayed from Jerome on November 29. Description describes a large long haired dog answering to the name Jack. Return to J. W. Johnson in Jerome Llano County.
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Jerome
Jack
J. W. Johnson
Llano
Shoshone Highway District No 2 Financial Report 1913
The Board of Highway Commissioners submits the district’s financial condition as of the first Monday in January 1913. Assets include cash on hand tools and machinery and two horse teams with harness worth 1439.03. Liabilities show bonded indebtedness set at 8000800. Names on record include W J Wallace A J Newman and Mrs A R Taber.
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Board of Highway Commissioners of
W. J. Wallace
A. J. Newman
Homestead Law Amended Under Fresh Bill Effort
Washington reports a proposed bill by Representative French to allow improvements beyond cultivation to be counted toward homestead requirements, with a cap of 1.50 per acre annually and 75 per acre under the enlarged act. The measure aims to reduce strict cultivation demands and align rules with anticipated Interior Department standards, amid anticipated opposition.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
French Tna
French
Interior Department
Mead
Willie
Dejfrense
Williards
Idaho
Blackfoot Land Office
Vartiowinr
Folsehows
Coeur d'Alene
Halley
Lewiston
General Land Office
Washington Evening Star
Addison ‘T. Stith
Hawley
Thaho
Hale
Yale
Ateaders
Secttary of the Interior
For Rent Forty Acres on Big Wood with Alfalfa and Wheat
Forty acres well improved on Big Wood with ten acres alfalfa and balance in wheat and oats. Will rent for $50 per year. Adam Schoeff, W. D. Garlock Abstract Co., bonded abstracters, fire insurance and farm loans. Ady.
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W. D. Garlock Abstract Co
Ady
Notice to debtors settle by January twenty first
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the undersigned are requested to call and settle on or before Jan 21 next by cash or note. W. D. Vredenburg. By the way does anybody know whether Tom Marshall of Indiana is still living?
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Jon
W. D. Vredenburg
Ton Marshall
Indiana
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