Lincoln County Soldiers Names Drawn at Washington 1917
A partial list shows Lincoln County men drafted in the July 20 1917 drawing. The article explains the serial drawing method used, with precincts, envelopes, and districts, and cites names published in the Statesman and Shoshone Journal. The roster includes numerous individuals from Shoshone, Jerome, Richfield, Dietrich and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the 13Th
Washington
Workington
Lincoln County
Statesman
Shoshone Journal
Vonus
Frank
Jerome Guenga
Isidora
Shoshone
Wakefield
H. E
Williams
Gee
Kimama Moline
Andy
Scott
E H
Jerome Vralsted
H. C
Shoshone Karney
A. T
Jerome Brunton
Sr. B
Jerome Arentz
A. G
Shoshone Johnson
Ry Kim
McIntosh
Richfield
Kinsey
C. R
Carter, W. M
Unamuns
Dietrich
Hillman
J. 1
Jerome
Drummond
D. F
Burman
Buscola
Claypool
Wen
McCarthy
P. D
Shurtz
W. B
Puloos
Kimame Dasom
Geo
Jerome Prentiss
F. D
Jerome Bidred
A. B
Jerome Mirich
D.T
Richfield Bilis
Pat
Jerome McQuittan
Alvin
Shoshone Anderson
C. M
Didtrich Eddy
Ly B
Sheehan
John
Heiman
J. H
Graf
Kimama Smith
R. H
Jerome Frodshaw
Carey Walling
Jerome Jensen
Jerome Ingle
D. B
Jerome Gipson
Burks
R. F
Udoyaga
Wipham
H. H
Jerome TI
Garner
Ollien M
Westover
Walker
L. C
Hansen
C. J
Harchanka
Mick
Endow
Earsman
Arrisabalaga
Wyckoff
W. W
Mrs Schodde Visits Shoshone from Heyburn on Business
Mrs Minnie Schodde of Heyburn traveled to Shoshone on a business visit Thursday. She and her husband were early Snake River settlers, once ranchers along the old Lincoln county line, whose cattle business fed a large family now dispersed to growing irrigation towns. She remains on the old homefield with younger children as desert to farming transformation brings telephones and daily mail. Her son George and friends later headed to Carey for a fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schodde
Shoshone
Minnie Schodde
Heyburn
Snake River
Lincoln County
Shoshone Meat Market Sold In Town Block Change
The Shoshone Meat Market has been sold to J. H. Kilpatrick. W. Custer, long associated with the business, plans retirement to his ranch. The transfer follows a period of public service by Kilpatrick and his son. The community goodwill accompanies the retiring firm as plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Street
W. C. Custer
W. Custer
J. H. Kilpatrick
Kaiser blamed for fires in Harrison and Fresno
The Capital News reports Harrison Idaho burned by fire in three lumber yards burned simultaneously with Governor Alexander visiting the scene. The fire is deemed not incendiary but sparked by engine. Similar fires claimed Fresno yards the same night, suggesting a string of accidents aiding the Kaiser’s agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Harrison
Idaho
Capital News
Alexander
Daily Papers
Fresno
California
Harri
Providence
W Gooding Tops The Omaha Market
FW Gooding secured top price for four cars of lambs at the Omaha market on Thursday July 19. They were loaded from Ketchum, averaged US pounds and brought 9.15 per cwt. A load of feeders, all long tally, averaged 62 pounds, sold for 14.75. Sales by Clay Robinson & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding
Omaha
Clay, Robinson& Co
Death of W F Horne Among Wood River Pioneers
W F Horne died in Colorado Springs last Monday and was brought to Halley for burial last Wednesday. He was one of the oldest settlers of the Wood River country and was the father of Hale Horne of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Horne
Colorado Springs
Halley
Mr. Horne
Wood River Country
Hail Horne
City
Expensive Auto Accident In Bellevue Area
Pete Mendioix a noted member of the Spanish colony of Shoshone collided on the road south of Bellevue. He sought aid then followed in another vehicle after symptoms were noted. The sheriff found over a hundred quarts of snake venom and toxins in the car and confiscated both car and cargo. He was held to answer to the district judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Mendioix
Shoshone
Halley
Bellevue
Peté
Sheri Clemens
Plaine County
Pete
Borden-Wicks Nuptials Set At Wilton Junction Iowa
On Thursday July, Hoss Horden of Shoshone married Ruth Wicks at the bride’s parents home in Wilton Junction Iowa. The couple, well known in Shoshone, drew greetings and wireless messages of good will from friends between here and Wilton Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden—Wicks
Nlveteran
Whton Junction
Iowa
Hoss Horden
Mra. C. F. Borden
Shoshone
Ruth Wicks
Here
Wilton Junction
Mrs Bothwell Hosts Farewell in Shoshone
Mrs Judge Bothwell hosted a farewell for Shoshone friends at the Red Cross rooms in the Meh school building. Seventy four ladies attended as ten sewing machines operated for hours completing the Red Cross two week stunt. Tea at 4 30 featured Mrs Martin and Mrs Geo Anderson serving, later relieved by Mrs Paul Haddock and Mrs Frank T Dishey. The event marked Mrs Bothwell’s move to Twin Falls and was hailed as one of the most pleasant, profitable social functions in Shoshone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Bothwell
Red Cross
Meh
Geo. Anderson
Paul Haddock
Frank T. Dishey
Bothwell
Falke
Shoshone
Dietrich
Pater
W. C. Hamilton
Glenn Kershner
Jolly Kate
Eeeh
Jake
Gietin
John
Church Smith
Europe
Ming Currie Dooley
W. C. Dooley
P. Unamune
O. W. Grooman
G. B. Zimmerman
A. W. Carothers
Jacob Milter
Percy D. Smith
P. McCarthy
Clarence M. Anderson
Lester HB. Tady
Bail
Schething
Jacob Knapp, Jr
J. W
Barbara Nied
Anne
A.C. Kershner
Mra
Cornell
J. M. Clark
Richfield
Young Indies
M. i
Borden
Donivan
Leo Donivan
Pal Wyoming
Clara Mabbutt
Mise
Mary McPullian
Misa Mynde
Seattle
Jack
Nathan Pierce
Thomas Claspill
Fee Cave
Pieresa
Wendell
Alaska
Idlaho
Kennedy
Child
Stockton
California
5. A. Bate
War Gardens and Work in Wartime Potato Care
A brief tour notes wartime gardens struggle with cultivation. Potatoes are set on the vines and must be kept loose and moist, with careful weed control, to yield a harvest big enough to require a derrick to load. The writer emphasizes ongoing care will determine the harvest size and success.
Jerome Boy in Macedonia
Dick Varnum reports from Macedonia dated May 28 that he works in the American ambulance field service near German trenches. He receives wounded at Kix Ford ambulance and transports them to a field hospital several miles behind the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Boy
Macedonia
Dick Varnum
North Side News
KEEP ALL MATCHES ON A HIGH SHELF
A heart breaking tragedy in Pocatello near Ar thur Pratt's home involved three year old Vivian Pratt. The child lit a kitchen fire with matches found near the stove, catching her clothing and suffering severe burns. She remains in a hospital in critical condition as her mother urges parents to keep matches out of reach of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pratt
Pocatello
Abe
Gem Market Change as Pred Hf Sells to C E Dodgy
Pred Hf sells Gem Meat Market last Tuesday to C E Dodgy of Mos cows Idaho. Dodgy takes possession the sale day and plans to move his family to town. Dodgy is praised as a business man and citizen. Pred Hf will move to Pocatello to work in stock Dawinesy and hold Stanley Steamer state agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem
C. E. Dodgy
Mos Cows
Idaho
Dodgy
Mr. Dodge
Tom McMahon
Dodge
Pred HU
Pocatello
Tha Ve
He Tao
Wil
Fred Fill
Recital Benefits Red Cross From Bowler Family Event
Mrs Bert Bowler hosted a Monday recital at the Baugh to showcase a group of youngsters learning recitation and expression. The full house heard vocal solos and a final farce while proceeds supported the Red Cross. The program highlighted a casual talent and evident hard work despite occasional stage nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bowler
the Baugh
Red Cross
Clas
New real estate firm formed in Shoshone
Hail Horne and W H Copp organize a partnership to operate a real estate and insurance business in Shoshone. They have not yet secured an office location but plan to announce a permanent site soon. A second business building is also sought in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hail Horne
W. H. Copp
Sho~shone
Bound Over To District Court In Booze Charges
Last Wednesday M Harness Frank Green D L Grier G M Brown v L Fullington and Jake Rolfson were given a preliminary hearing before Probate Judge Miles. Grier Fullington and Rolfson were discharged. Harness Green and Brown were held to answer in district court. All three were released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Harness
Frank Green
D. L. Grier
G. M. Brown
V. L. Fullington
Jake Rolfson
Miles
Grier
Fullington
Rolfson
Harness
Green
Brown
Baptist Church Services in Trev
Pastor W H Swarts will preach both morning and evening services. A message to the young will be delivered in the morning. Parents are invited to bring their children. Evening theme: Running the Christian Race Hebrews 12 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trev
W. H. Swarts
Dietrich Newsnote: a mix of weddings and lottery toast
A Dietrich column reports a blend of village happenings. A baby boy’s birth brings fond descriptions and a festive note at the Hamilton residence. Church Smith wed Ming Currie Dooley in Shoshone, and local names register in a charity drawing as residents recount dances, visitors, and community events across the week.
The Stranger Within Our Gates Revealed in Idaho
A polite woman anonymous for weeks, later identified as Mrs Iona Hart prominent club woman and lecturer on The Psychology of the Child. She has long been active reformer and lobbyist in the Idaho legislature for the Good Citizenship club, known locally as The Idaho Booster. Shoshone counts Mrs Flatt among its citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFall
Iona Hart
Good Citizenship Club
Hart
Idaho
Shoshone
Mrs. Flatt
Idaho War Credits Clarified by Governor Office Letter
Governor’s Office in Hoive Idaho dated July 23 1917 explains War Department credits for National Guard enlistments and regular army service. Details assign credits to counties by enlistment home addresses and note no credits for Navy Philippine service. Letter from C. Bronson secretary signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoive
Idaho
Edn
T. Harber
Shoshone
War Department
National Guard
Natal Guard
Reguar
Adjutant General
U. & Army
Washington
Trc
Creitle
Lincoln County
Nation Guard
Navy
Congress
Regular Army
Bolee
Bolws
Adjutant General of
Boise
Bronon
Jesse Jones Sells Theatre to Salt Lake Firm
Jesse FE Jones, manager of the Baugh Theatre, sells his interest to Wim Musselman and Mr Stevens of Salt Lake, who will take over August first. Jones plans to return to Canyon City, Colorado. Musselman is known to locals. Stevens is new but well recommended. The Baugh aims to maintain high moving picture standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Jones
Jesse FE. Jones
the Baugh
Wim, Musselman
Stevens
Salt Lake
Cat
Jones
Canyon City
Colorado
Mesmimin
Slevens
Baugh
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Atkinson
F. M
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Lincoln
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