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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1912
Page
5
Local news items report residents visiting Boise Hagerman trips to Hailey and Seattle upcoming events and socials. Mentions of marriages farming surveys and political activity including candidates Beale and Hemphill. Also notes crops weather and travel between Jerome Gooding Shoshone Wendell Rupert and Shoshone district towns.
Mrs Florence Brennan announces preparations for the coming primary election. Her office is at Bertin furniture store on Worl street, with hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 5, Saturdays 7 to 9 P M. About two hundred names enrolled. no remarks about objections to participation. Also a death notice: Grandmother Be, Dayden, aged 85, died July 7, 1912, with thanks extended to friends.
Notice announces storage gasoline tank and self measuring pump offered to automobile owners with lowest price. Also advertises trial order from STOCKGHAVENS MENC. CO. A pair of shoes on the road between Shelbhone and Peck school house can be claimed at the Journal office. Strayed dark brown saddle pony with a halter, owner should contact Argus Macrae in Heyburn for reward.
If good merchandise, low prices, prompt service and personal attention appeal to you, trade at the Morse Store. Try California Blue Stem Bran for bread. 5 pound packages, Stockgrowers Merco, Galileo Ernest Weinstram for wine tasting. Address Gooding Stock
A note of thanks and candidate announcements for Lincoln County offices in the 1912 Republican primaries. Individuals include John W. Seb Heyburn for County Assessor, George G. Barrett for Treasurer, Kenneth G. Phelps for Representative, Edwin A. Bowler for Probate Judge, and W. J. Tapper for County Commissioner. Shoshone July 10 1912.
C Nelson listed as candidate for County Commissioner Third District subject to Republican primaries decision.
A candidate announces for the office of Sheriff of Lincoln County subject to Republican party preference at the primaries to be held on July 30, 192. The declaration signals entry into the county race under party guidance.
For county superintendent of schools Lincoln County Leah M Burnside is nominated by the Republican Party for the primary election held July 30, 1942.
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