Local land sale draws small crowd in Gooding Idaho
Gooding Idaho July 2 1908 state land sale drew a small crowd yet buyers lined up for business with 310000 dollars traded at an average 21 dollars per acre and a top bid of 35. The town buzzes with new housing and a building boom as hotels waterworks and brick structures rise while sidewalks and a tire limit shape Main street.
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Gooding
Idaho
Renor Gooding
Shepard
Montana Street
Golden House
Main Street
D. H. Buckley
Presbyterian Church
New Engineering Firm Forms in Shoshone
C A King and John McFall of Shoshone form a civil and mining engineering partnership. King, a noted engineer and deputy mineral surveyor, partners with McFall, a young Ida ho state university graduate. They will office in the Custer block and expect ample work as the region grows. A street sprimmer operates to reduce dust for a celebration, possibly continuing by subscription through summer.
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C. A. King
John McPall
Shoshone
King
McFall
Idaho State University
Custer Block
Idaho Irrigation Company
Shoshone Loses In 8th After Even Start
In a tight Sunday game at Gooding, Shoshone led 2 1 after seven innings but errors allowed Gooding to surge for seven runs in the eighth. Final score 8 2 as Gooding won and many Shoshone fans enjoyed the visit. A return match is set for next Sunday with both teams likely to be primed.
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Gooding
Shoshone
Death of General Vickers Idaho Adjutant General
General Vickers of the Idaho militia died at Boise after a long illness. A Civil War veteran and former colonel, he served as recruiting officer in the Spanish American War and represented the United States in Havana and Chile. Appointed Idaho Adjutant General by Governor Morrison, he served through two terms of Governor Gooding. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon with state officials in attendance.
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Vickers
Idaho
Boise
United States
Matanzas
Cuba
Chile
Govenor Morrison
Govenor Gooding
A. Elmer
State House
Clear Lake items note visitors harvests and dreams of electricity
CLEAR LAKE July 1 reports Hagerman visitors M E Syster and C M Ingersoll visiting, W C Syster from Salmon Creek, Bert Rathbun driving a new buggy, crowds from Twin Falls seeking ripe fruit, and residents optimistic about crop alfalfa and eventual electric light as the Clear Lake Land and Power Co leaves for a spell. Local social notes mention S D Biggs family and Mrs Heron visiting Mrs M C Briggs, J W Bambury enjoying a new three seat rig, and general calm in the valley amid repeated mentions of weather and crops.
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M. E. Syster
Hagerman
W. C. Syster
Salmon Creek
Clear Lake
Fred Lamkey
Bubl
Bert Rathbun
Twin Falls
C. M. Ingersoll
S. D. Biggs
Heron
M. C. Briggs
J. W. Bambury
Clear Lake Land and Power Co
Shoshone Girls Basketball in Training for Fourth of July Game
Dome Vigormne reports that training this week and last has greatly conditioned the Shoshone basketball team for the upcoming Fourth of July game. The locals lack game experience against out of town opponents, but Rupert’s team is said to be composed of seasoned veterans. The matchup should be interesting as locals seek a championship caliber squad with youth and enthusiasm.
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Dome Vigormne
Rupert
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Strovsky - Steel
Chicago
F. R. Goopina
F. W. Gonixa
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Directora
Fred W. Good Lig
Ficorge
B. Sovinger
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C. W. Wernicke
W. &. Swore
E. W. Horton
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Purdum & Purdum's
Geo
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Bostrom &Sons
Jordan-McDougall Drug Co
Mainst
Gooding, Idaho
L. Moyer & CO
Palace Livery Stable
2Nd Ave
Washington St
W. B. Kelly
D.L. Pruitt & Sons
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