Falls and Shoshone Clash In Eleven to Three Tilt
Twin Falls wins 11 to 3 over Shoshone on a windy Sunday at the local diamond. Morton fans several, Baer, Chrisman and Piper spark offensive stands as Falls climbs to third in the league standings.
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Twin Falls
Baer
Oliver
Iach
Morton
Barogi
Wilson
Chrisman
Hahn
Ron
Lindemer
Inn Pethick
Ryan
Holahan
Piper
Smith
Webster
Mussel
St. Smith
Pethick
Barosi
Ion
Witzell
Dingle
Falls
Don Lin I
Bainvilie
Miletus Dart
Naiten
Pelle Neade
Smith Ec
Wetzell
Fix
Hohahan Rf
C. Linville P
Oliver P
D. Linville
I . En
Linville
Barest
C. Linville
Atendance
Ellis Shoshone
L Witzel
Special Court Session Dismisses Counts Against Bankers
A special session of court in Lincoln county begins June 6 with a special venire of jurymen to try bankers from Burley and Delco. Several counts charging false statements and false entries were dismissed against Grover Titch and others. Wilson and Langlois also faced reductions or dismissals with appearances set in Shoshone, Kimberly, and Hansen and Twin Falls.
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Lincoln County
Burley
Delco
Juden
Bert
Varian
Acalnat
Grover Titch
W. HH. Young
W. L. Berton
W. A. Bulge
Shoshore
C. J. Wilson
Enghier
Delco State Bank
Shoshone
D. L. Langlois
Commercial State Bank of
Fishing Season Opens In Munroe District Today
The open season for fishing begins today June 1 with widespread expectation of a strong bite. Officials say fish are plentiful this year and many plan to fish Sunday at Maslo reservoir where fishing may be permitted.
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Maslo
Spinet of Optimism Spreads Over Union Pacific Plan
Forty two million dollars will be spent by the Union Pacific this year for new equipment and improvements, financed from new capital. Double tracking will extend nearly the entire route from Omaha to Salt Lake City, with an alternate main line through Boise and a new 11 5 mile stretch noted. The program includes all steel passenger cars, 68 locomotives and thousands of freight cars for harvest, plus Pacific Fruit Express cars.
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Union Pacific
C. R. Gray
Thenion Pacific System
Chicara
Salt Lake City
United States
Boiss
Idaho
Mako Falls
Pacific Fruit Express
Calon Pa- Sifle
Southern Pseutte
Gray
Richfield News Notes Roll of Local Events
Walter Youngkin returns to activity after a couple of weeks. Dry and Mrs. O Bloom announce the birth of a baby boy. Mrs. W. P. Barnes and Mr. McMahon visited the Garlocl family in Gooding. Mrs. Britt and daughter Gladys head to Portland for medical treatment. George Schwaner at St Luke’s Hospital Boise recovering from a tube operation and improving. Memorial Day observances by Woman’s Club and American Legion. Heavy rain kept many indoors. T. McMehon hosted dinner with guests Mrs. Crosby and two children, T. B. Brush and S. T. Baer with Owen Tomkins. William Tomlinson of Blackfoot attended to business in Richfield. Mass hall refinished by T. S. Finish and Mason committee with new electric fixtures and drapery. Mrs. Z. B. Bruch and Mrs. Owen Youngkin returned from Boise via Payette convention of Idaho Federated Woman’s Club. A noted meeting in Boise accompanied by a speedily noted gathering. Local editor calls this a busy week in Richfield.
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Walter Youngkin
Dry
George Schwaner
St. Luke's Hospital
Boise
Woman's Club
American Legion
T. McMehon
L. Crosby
T. B. Brush
S.T. Baer
Owen Tomskin
William Tomlinson
Blackfoot
Richfield
Tomlinson
Gem State Lumber Yard
T. 8. Finish
Mason Committee
Baer
Lindemer and Jensen
Mass Hall
Z. B. Bruch
Owen Youngkin
W. T
Bolae
Bruch
Mra Younsgkin
Idaho Federated Woman Clube
Fiport
Dutre
Red Cross Meeting For Idaho Oregon Chapters
Red Cross representatives from six teen chapters in Idaho and Oregon will meet in Boise June 11 to review current work and discuss problems. Morning sessions cover Home Service and Junior Red Cross. afternoon topics include Public Health and Chapter Organization and Finance. Speakers include Margaret Cobb Caldwell Mary Concannon Eugene Sherman and others.
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Red Cross
Idaho
Oregon
Boise
Iss
Margaret Cobb
Margaret Knowlton
Caldwel
Tunier Med Creea
Juniiur
Crome Ao International Corre Snwidenre
Stee
Pwrtie Muay
Bettie Melley
Baetiana
Pepreiy Mile
Godtoen
Couer
Ulenter
Water shortage threatens July operations in Lar Furdure area
A garbled report notes water scarcity impacting preparations and service at Magic pretect area, with unclear details about timing and mortgage issues. The fragment mentions July deadlines and a demand for action, but leaves many specifics unreadable.
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Enilatand
Womead
Memorial Day Observed in Shoshone with Services
Memorial day observance in Shoshone included a theater program at 10 30 am followed by cemetery services. Volunteers and color bearers led a parade to the graveyard where the American Legion honored fallen soldiers. The day ended with anglers preparing fishing tackle for a planned Friday trout outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Orr Chapman
J. B. Wesson
F. Clower
America Legion
Dietrich News Notes Jazz Club Benefit Postponed
The Die trich French entertainment by the Jazz hand and glee club drew a capacity crowd and was a financial success. Parktown Entertainers are noted as skilled artists in their lines. The Wood River Center Grange Hall postpones the benefit performance to a later date for the Wood River and Diatrich granges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich France
Parktown
Wood River Center
Jane
Wood River
Diatrich
North Shoshone News Fevre Returns and Postponed Show
Mr Jim Harmison returns to the ranch after a siege of fever. The Dietrich Darktown jase band postpones appearance at the Shoshone grange Friday sight. Numerous misreadings and garbled lines follow with unclear local events and names.
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Jim Harmison
Dietrich Darktown Jase
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Sorhree
Forton
Iy & One
Bert S. Varrian
Seventh Judiciat District
Kimberly
Hansen Jerome
PTC
Jan Hansen
Carl Gray
Union Pacific Seys Hie Road
Richfield News
Sunday Statesman
Dietrich News
North Shoshone News
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