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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
1
A high speed crash on Thursday afternoon damaged a motor car and left two men injured. Ellis sustained severe injuries including a crushed leg, while another crew member suffered broken ribs and internal damage. They were transported to Salt Lake hospital for treatment.
A party of about a dozen town youths left early yesterday morning for Ned Fish lakes through Beenie reg country. They took lains wagons a cook and a heavy look-atthe horses. The travelers include Mr and Mrs H G Bayh Evalyn Wheeler Viola Gwin Adith Stoner of Boise Deroy Pierce Violett Percy Jessie McFall Mesere HK Douglass of Ogden Walter Gwin Tiomes Gooding jr Harry Thitcher and ugh Besgers of Goodman Matt McFall. They reported thousands of birds this year in the Fish Greek country. Mr McFall made the trip in his water and returned without incident despite the long journey.
Burns cuts and wounds are urged to treat with Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal home remedy. J H Pol anca of Delvale Texas touts its effectiveness on his daughter's cut. Local notes mention visits, honeymoons, and travels of residents including Radiso Lafayette Arrington Mo Cheyenne and Victor O Johnson at Valle Lakes. State officials Kauffer and Bloomquist ride trains through Shoshone. Leonie McFall returns from Hailey.
Advert says Chamberlain's Goile Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy is essential for hot weather. Claims it has no superior use and urges immediate purchase from dealers. Notes W H Kestrod sold stock to supply customers, but fell ill himself and values one bottle highly. Mentions Mrs. Maria Bishop and J M Bradley and Kuhn enterprises in Idaho.
Phidbeiak and Fred Gooding of Bellevue discuss road work under the State Live/Swek Sanitary Commission. The Journal reports strong praise for the effort, noting potential savings and improved routes. The Whel dfield district plans continued progress, aiming to showcase modern roads in the state.
Tax collections are reported solid with highway bond work extending county finance. Officials note receipts from January show substantial first payments, with penalties and delinquency efforts ongoing as the county finalizes 1913 tax collections and funds road projects.
A couple Aeron Connpilie Mareteatiyf and Mr. Oerit Killest Cotto were married at Mel puldel ohurel in this city on a Tuesday in July. The ceremony was conducted by pastor Wey wil, with both sets of parents present. The newlyweds will honeymoon on a ranch near Jerome, with a later trip by Tick pete planned. further travel details and fares to be available locally. Percy May, court house janitor, notes several days of time ahead for arranging plans and possible mood improvements for guests.
The Journal announces the start of a new serialized story The Melting of Molly by Maria Thomas Daviess published by the Bottis-Aberrl/eemi pany of Todianapolis. It promises weekly chapters and extra copies at the office. Margy Ellen and Jun McFall figures are introduced with a Windsor hotel setting and Grangeville connections.
Miss Laura Gwin of this city wed Wednesday July to a well known attorney Q. Keating in Shoshone. Gwin has taught in Shoshone public schools for four years and joins a circle of friends in celebrating the union. The Journal notes the couple and their friends wish them happiness.
An unclear report mentions Captain Phillips and a four day voyage involving Will City Mimidoka and Gilans Perry. The captain was reported near the Glan Ferry during a fast mail voyage on November 10 with the tide turning homeward.
Tickets for a farmer's DJ Gooding Idaho excursion via Oregon are on sale from Pi Parma and stations inland, limited to July 20. The notice notes distribution at designated stations and warns of limited availability to capacity.
A long unclear text reports a local mystery solved after years. Sheriff, county police, and officers like Louie Zug are mentioned. The piece notes exonerations of several individuals and the discovery of a connection to Mrs. Noho Helou and a hidden lane. The tone is grave with a sense of relief as the affair closes.
In a tense final, Miss Anderson defeated Katherine Fix in four sets for the 4th local championship. Miss Kotterbach and Miss Agdersin provided strong defense, while adept play by Windinch and others shaped the decisive moments. In other news, County Commissioner Trapy suffered a sudden health event at the McFalt hotel, diagnosed as gout with temporary incapacity.
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