World Art Exhibit Set for Alaska-Yukon Fair
The Fine Arts Palace at the Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition will showcase priceless paintings from world galleries. Works by old masters join loans from Corcoran, New York’s Art Museum, Chicago Institute, and Europe with Paris and London lending. G L Berg oversees a large American artist presence and shipping plans. The fireproof building cost over $200,000.
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Corcoran
Washington
Art Museum
New York
Chicago Art Institute
United States
Europe
Paris
London
Seattle
G. L. Berg
Fine Arts
Shoshone News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Local happenings include court date for Fleming murder case set for July 6 with state Frank T. Disney and Boise attorney Hawley. Mrs. Rose McCune buys Boise and Greenwood property improving it with cement sidewalks. Shoshone hosts sports with a 6 to 0 win over American Falls. Bishop Funsten to hold services. and community notices of moves, infections, and social gatherings.
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Rose McCune
Boise
Greenwood Streets
Local Notes From Lincoln County and Surroundings
The Gooding sedan is in service to shuttle ladies to the grounds. Judge Walters travels to Blackfoot for court duties. July heat persists with ninety degree days. T. J. Bailey and Emma West wed in Gooding, officiated by Justice Vredenburgh. Roy Wilson actively sells land in North Shoshone tract and Dietrich area. Mrs. H. M. King visits with daughters Clara and Nellie Truman. High school baseball uniforms praised for sharp appearance. Mrs. E. G. Isenberg relocates to Heyburn ranch. Isenberg family departure noted for business reasons. Mrs. C. R. Wheeler hosts a Sunday School gathering with games and luncheon. Heleam Brothers of Omaha secure major canal contract north of the Big Wood river. T. A. and Buck Helena oversee construction. canal to run seven miles below Burns to Thorn Creek, 83 feet bottom width, seven feet depth. 65 teams and 200 men employed. water expected by season end. A collision near Dietrich injures two railroad workers as a hand car is struck by an engine. one man severely injured, transported for care. An excursion to Denver via Oregon Short Line set for July 2 and 3 for National Educational Association with rates from Utah points.
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Gooding
Judge Walters
Blackfoot
Judge Stevens
T. J. Bailey
Emma West
Vredenburgh
Roy
Wilson
H. M. King
Clara King
Nellie Truman
E. G. Isenberg
Heyburn Ranch
Isenbergs
C. R. Wheeler
Heleam Brothers
Omaha
Nebraska
Hales & Crane
Big Wood River
T. A
Buck Helena
Lincoln County
Burns
Thorn Creek
Dietrich
W. H. Baugh
Pocatello
Baugh’s
At the Devils Corral visitor warning and aims
A rugged notice invites visitors to pay a 50 cent entry, warns against filming or photographing the Corral, and advises bringing extra provisions. It asks guests to leave guns and dogs outside, promising preserved wildlife and primitive scenes with Indian arrowheads and shed deer horns as proof of the unchanged landscape.
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W. D. Garlock & Co
Reliable Real Estate and Abstract Company
Shoshone and Gooding
M. O'Neill
Clifford Dorsey
Hailey
Mary E. Hamlin
Hagerman
Martha Gooding
W. J. Barger
Bliss
Pickering
Noddings & Crabtree
Walters
Fleming
Frank T. Disney
Hawley
Shoshone
Wm. Sims
J. D. Walling
Mr. Sims
Mr. Walling
Virginia
Sims
T. H. Gooding
Greenwood
Grandma Fields
John Keats
Koffend
Peck School
F. E. Whittington
Alex. Morrison
Court House
Mr. Elmer
The
Idaho Irrigation Co
W. N. Shilling
Rupert
American Falls
Sells-Floto
Idaho
Irene Starr
Dorotha Gray
Funsten
Episcopal Church of
Salt Lake City
Miss Amy Starrh
Burnside
Denver
National Teachers’ Association
S. E. Todd
Wallace
Lamb
Wen
Hell
Sho
D. W. Davies
J. E. Davies
Des Moines
Iowa
Episcopal
Mabbutt
Oregon Short Line Railroad
National Educational Association
Utah
Devils Corral
Richfield
Richfield Real Estate and Insurance Co
Richfield, Idaho
E. Mickelwait
Jerome
North Side Twin Falls Company
Ivery Stables
Richfield Hotel
Idaho Irrigation Company, Ltd., Proprietors
Chas. A. Caswell, Mgr
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