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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1908

Page

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Circus Comes to Shoshone in Big Barnum & Bailey Show

The Greatest Show on Earth arrives Friday August 7 for an afternoon performance in Shoshone on a route to Boise and the Pacific coast. The Commercial Club organized the stop with advance rep Frank J. O'Donnell, securing track access and supplies for a thousand animals and a grand parade of elephants, camels, horses, and more. The event is expected to draw several thousand residents, with special trains and a full, highly advertised exhibition.

Shoshone Lincoln County Barnum & Bailey Boise Pacific Coast Frank J. O'Donnell Yesterdday al Cottle C. J. Brennan C. F. Borden Miles

Corner Stone Laying for Lincoln School in Twin Falls

The Lincoln School corner stone was laid in Twin Falls with F. C. Pierce representing the Shoshone Masonic Lodge. The new building will serve eight hundred pupils, replacing the old Bickle school that houses six hundred, totaling fourteen hundred capacity. Noted Salt Lake educator spoke. Senator Heyburn, State Superintendent Belle Chamberlain, Lincoln County Supt. Mrs. L. M. ter Burnside, and seventy Masons attended. The ceremony drew a large crowd and was deemed impressive and instructive.

F. C. Pierce Lincoln School Twin Falls Masonic Order Pierce Masonic Lodge Lincoln Salt Lake Heyburn Belle Chamberlain Lincoln County L. M. Ter. Burnside

Glimpses of North Side Prosperity and Irrigation

Lincoln County's North Side irrigation project covers 180000 acres of volcanic soil fed by Snake River water. Towns Milner Hillsdale Jerome Wendell Gooding rail line 62 miles links Gooding to Milner with 26 miles graded Gooding to Jerome. 150000 acres sold in 15 months. Canals over 400 miles will distribute water by 1909. founders Kuhn and North Side company praised for securing credit and investment.

Great Twin Falls Old Reliable Snake River Milner Hillsdale Jerome Wendell Gooding Kuhn Twin Falls North Side Land and Water Co North Side Idaho Twin Falls North Side Land and Water Co State of Idaho North Side Company TJ. S W. Kuhn Pittsburg

The Busiest Idaho Judge in Republican Conventions

Judge Walters of Shoshone leads Idaho Fourth Judicial district and has presided over seven counties including Lincoln Blaine Elmore Twin Falls and Cassia as well as Oneida and Bear Lake He has heard about 900 cases including rape murder grand larceny and numerous criminal matters His prompt decision making and full docket have earned praise though several long water rights and land survey cases remain to be settled this summer in southern Idaho

Walters Shoshone Idaho Lincoln Blaine Elmore Twin Falls Cassia Oneida Bear Lake J. Bryan Canyon County Manphy Budge Cassia County Raft River Almo Creek Stockslager Raftover Stockslater Slaver

Rupert and Shoshone Divide Honors for County Conventions

The Republican County Committee meets in Shoshone to set dual primaries and conventions for August and September. Rupert will host the August 22 delegate nominating session. Shoshone will hold the county nominating convention on August 21. Delegates increased for Gooding 6, Hillsdale 4, Jerome 3, Wendell 2, Alberta 2, bringing total delegates to 51.

Rupert Shoshone Repubor Republican County Committee Boixe Unanieur Boise Gooding Hillsdale Jerome Wendell Alberta

Desert to Garden Vision Promises New Idaho Citizens

A speaker extols desert to garden migration to Idaho, praising intelligent, law abiding settlers who will build churches schools and govern wisely. He foresees rapid arrival of new residents fueling development in Lincoln County and the Gem of the Mountains with fertile valleys waterways and growth, calling for unity and prosperity. The piece compares progress to a great humane campaign surpassing Sherman in transforming barren land into flourishing fields.

Lincoln County Idaho Sherman Desert

Lincoln County Teachers Plan Summer School in Pocatello

Lincoln county teachers aim to attend a six week summer school at Pocatello starting July 20 to address unfinished college education. A week of institute work follows with districts paying teachers’ salaries during attendance. Central institute plans center in Pocatello with Shoshone district joining.

Lincoln County Pocatello Potatallo Lincaln County Shoshone Poestells Pocatushy State Academy Barnsire

Sea Shore Excursion To North Beach Near Portland

A planned week long beach outing via Oregon Short Line departing July 1 with limited tickets and stopover privileges returning. Promised as a pleasant break from city heat. Inquiries directed to agents for more details.

North Beach Portland Oregon Short Line

Protest Letter From Passengers On Wood River Branch Train

A group of passengers on a southbound mixed train from Sho Shone to Ketchum Idaho protest extended delays caused by railroad tie distribution along the line. They note heat, sick infants, and the train’s slow speed with frequent stops as the cause, requesting the schedule be maintained and delays reduced. The signatories include Chas Coon E W Fox M D and others on the Wood River Branch.

Shoshone Ketchum Idaho Wood River Branch Wood River Mountains Wood Hiver Chas Coon E. W. Fox M. D Coan C. A. King Mark Sullivan Dean Sullivan Rupert P. SoRteile John Breen C. EF. Woodard C. H. Hampton Louis Jackson F. T. Lanestrem Lochhead E. J. Statom E. J. Statom

Milner Tract Filling Up With Settlers and Water Works

Hillsdale precinct expects 400 to 500 votes this fall as 1 families join the Milner tract project. R S Fessenden, Hillsdale rep on the Republican County Central Committee, notes canal water now reaches about 51 miles and a new Hillsdale well was sunk to 290 feet. The orchards from Waters Nursery show no losses and George Hayes plans a local nursery for sale within a year or two.

Hillsdale R. S. Fessenden Republican County Central Committee Hillsdale School Sehivel Hess Feasenden North Side Company Sys Fessenden Waters Twin Falls George Hayes Milner Nap

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