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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1908

Page

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Neighbor Killings Case Near Rupert Sparks Inquest

David Flemming allegedly waited in sage brush and shot Frank Langford at about 6 to 7 PM on July 8, a rifle shot at forty yards hitting Langford in the breast as he rode home. Langford dies. Flemming surrendered at Rupert. coroner’s jury rules Langford died from a rifle ball. Flemming, a 58 year old Kentuckian, claims self defense. prior dispute over irrigation ditch tied to the case.

Frank Langford David Flemming Rupert Langford Flemming Justice Hannaford Sheriff Jones Shoshone Disney John Peebles Rogers Burley

Valuable Desert Claims Near Shoshone Record

The wheel of fortune favors Shoshone citizens with desert claims two miles east of town within the fifty thousand acre segregation. Each claim measures 160 acres except the last. Names include Mrs. W. E. Yaden, Miss Della Yaden, A. E. Vredenburgh, W. D. Vredenburgh, Mrs. T. M. Patterson, and Rev. T. M. Patterson. Local teachers plan to attend the Summer School at Pocatello.

Shoshone W. £. Yaden Della Yaden A. E. Vredenburgh W. D. Vredenburgh T. M. Patterson

Noted Actress Della Pringle Stars in Faust July 18

Miss Della Pringle, longtime favorite stock actress, appears as Marguerite in a summer Faust tour at the Opera House on Saturday night July 18 for one night only. She is supported by C.K. Van Auker as Mephisto, noted for his voice and stage presence, with the company bringing their own scenery and effects.

Miss Della Pringle Faust Marguerite C.K. van Auker Lewis Morrison Opera House

Jerome Idaho News Briefs July 9 1908

New surveying crews started this week while Mr and Mrs J M Hale returned from Boise. P R Kartzke J H Smith and C B Burkey spent the Fourth at the Capital. Jerome lodgings changed owners with C B McKay taking over. The Commercial Club plans a turnout at Ostrander Reed Lumber Co office. Geo Pallen and E W Bridges from Chicago arrive seeking work. Jerome voting precinct includes four townships and voter registration details to come. Main St extension let to Oliver Hill for a lunch and pool room opening August 1. Jerome blacksmith shop ready under proprietor Jarron. Journal appoints E M Walker as Jerome agent for ads and subscriptions. Two new Journal members Traill and Watson. AR H Trial brings Chicago goods. Traill moves office to boost real estate business. Jerome, Idaho, July 9, 1908.

Ostrander-Reed Lumber Co Geo. Pallen E. W. Bridges Chicago Jerome Oliver Hill Main St Jarron Journal E. M. Walker

Surveyors and Engineers Organize in Boise Congress

J ON Koets attended the converses of surveyors and engineers held at Boise July 1 and 2. The organization was made permanent with State Engineer Stephenson as president, and the state was divided into four districts with a vice president over each. With an organization to back them the surveyors and engineers of the state can hope to secure needed legislation where single members could exert but little influence. In union there is strength.

J ON Koets Converses of Surveyors and Engineers Boise Stephenson

Verdict Disposed In Suit Over 456 Dollars

The case of FP. G. Cavers against H. Downer was tried before Judge Fuller on Tuesday. The jury of ten, with Archie Bawler as foreman, awarded the plaintiff 87 dollars plus costs, after deducting amounts already paid on the account. A large witness turnout attended the trial.

Fuller FP. G. Cavers H. Downer Paul Haddock Hi. A. Thomas Archie Bawler

Major Fred Reed Pays Tribute to a True Friend

Major Fred R. Reed offers a reflective tribute describing a friend who stands beside the road in every age and place. The friend endures disease and hardship with steadfast gentleness, courage, and humility, easing others’ burdens and making life brighter for all who meet him.

Fred Reed Fred R. Reed Major Reed

Lincoln County Awards Bond Refinancing Bid To MacDonald Co

Lincoln County Idaho Board of Commissioners opened six bids for county bond refinancing on June 26 and accepted MacDonald, McCoy & Company of Chicago for 3 percent bonds with a $575 premium as the lowest and best bid. Proceedings adjourned sine die. County Auditor Hannity W. Anderson announces a July 13 1908 equalization meeting at 10 a.m.

Shoshone Idaho Board of Commissioners Lincoln County H. Imes Frank E.grosse Harry We. Anderson Lins A.J. Hood & Company Detroit Trowbridge & River Co Chicago C. H. Coffin MacDonald, McCoy & Company of S. A. Kean A. B. Leach & Company of MacDonald, McCoy & Company of Chicago Board ‘of County Commissioners State of Board of Equalization

Annual appropriation ordinance for Sho Shone village

Ordinance No 38 authorizes village of Sho Shone funds for 1908 09 with eight mill tax levy to cover debts electric lights snaries hand and bridge and general expenses. Passed July 1908 by chairman C F Borors and clerk Hanny W Anderson notices warn water users to comply with ordinance No 4 or face penalties and owners to meet ordinance No 34 within 30 days.

Shoshone Village of C.F. Borors Board of Trustees

Commercial Club Meeting Weighs Steam Laundry and Flour Mill

At a Commercial Club gathering Wednesday night members discussed town needs and ambitious projects. A steam laundry and a touring flour mill drew interest with liberal subscriptions and guaranteed patronage. Proposals aim to ship in wheat for local milling as the town diversifies farming due to market shifts and alfalfa changes.

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Publicity for Idaho appointment by Oregon Short Line

Joel L. Priest of the Salt Lake Herald is named immigration and publicity agent for the Oregon Short Line. He will inform the world about Idaho and its resources and present the railroad’s irrigation gospel in polished form. The company plans to intensify Idaho publicity after a period of limited efforts.

Joel L. Priest Salt Lake Herald Oregon Short Line Idaho Priest

June Weather Report Summary

June records show seven measurable rainfall days and two trace days. Fifteen days were clear, twelve partly cloudy, three very cloudy. Total rainfall 1.53 inches. Highest temperature 87 on the 25th. lowest 35 on the Ard. Daily range reached 3 degrees on the Ard. Five calm days. average temperature 67 degrees. mean max 68 and mean min 45.

Zell Truman

Notice of Republican State Convention in Boise Idaho 1908

Pursuant to the Republican Central Committee the Republican State Nominating Convention will meet in Boise on September 1 1908 at 11 a m. A party platform will be announced a new State Central Committee elected and candidates nominated for Supreme Court Congress and state officers for the November 3 general election. County delegations are listed with counts and county committees urged to arrange primaries and county conventions. James H L Brady chairman Addison T Smith secretary.

Republican State Central Committee Boise State of Idaho the Supreme Court Congress Twealay A. D Ady Bannock Bear Lake Binghan Bonner Blaine Canyon Cussia Custer Elmore Freemont Idaho Kootenai Latah Lineal

Cement sidewalk project signals Shoshone growth progress

Walks and houses show steady progress as cement sidewalks expand in Shoshone. Recent work includes the McFall to McMahon dock, east block for Dr Till, and a wide north side walk. New business sites, resi dences, and blocks from Journal office to Borden's are under development, with plans for two story structures and rental incentives.

Shoshone McFall’s McMahon's Dr. Till Huggins Corner Baugh Corner Aouth Rail Street Walnut Street Baugh Storkgrowers Journal Office Borden's C. J. Brennan Vredenburgh W. C. Custer Naka’s Restaurant Frad Gooding Shushouw

Union Gospel Meetings Draw Strong Attendance in City

Gospel union meetings led by Rev and Mrs Hermiston with local ministers attract good crowds despite heat. The couple, noted as seasoned evangelists, travel widely across the United States and beyond. Sunday features a union service at the opera house and a men only talk on "The Black Moree" in the chapel.

Union Hermiston Sho Mexico Canada Opera House Shoahisan Shoal

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rupert Man Pocatello J. M. Hale P. R. Kartzke J. H. Smith C. RB. Burkey Capital Harry Severing L.N. Huggins Salt Lake Jerome Lodging House C. B. McKay E. E. Fee Surveyors and Engineers Burton L. French Hannity W. Anderson Hanny W. Anderson Haney W. Axpersox Commercial Club Addison T. Smith
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