Week in Brief in Lincoln County and Shoshone
A busy week in Shoshone and Lincoln County features visitors from Alberta and Hailey, local officials and business notices, a near fire accident near Froats rooming house, and stage shows by the Butterfly Girls. Sports news include a Rufus Rastus show, a Shoshone baseball game, and fishing trips to Pocatello and Wood River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froats
FB Stennenhborg
Sawtooth Reserve
Harry Anderson
Coeur d'Alene
Supreme Lodge
The
Knights of Pythias
Rufus Rastus
Lboya
Fourth annual county Sunday school convention begins
The 4th annual 8.8 county convention meets Tuesday and Wednesday June 11 and 12 at the M.B.E. with three daily sessions starting 10 am 2 pm and 8 pm A children's rally precedes each 7:15 pm sermon by Rev Geo Rundon Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Rev Geo Runcion of Caldwell will preach to the children 7:14 pm The program features Rev T Patterson Rev C A Edwards Rev Perry H Evans Mrs J W Fuld Rev J H Barton and others with round tables devotionals and discussions including The Best Thing About My Sunday School and The Office of the S.8. Teacher Entitled sessions cover home department cradle roll grading and promoter topics plus officer elections and resolutions culminating with a benediction and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.be
Dhared
Geo. Runcion
Caldwell
J. H. Barton
Home Department
J. W. Fuld
Childrens
Geo. Rundon
G. W. Barnes
Beise
M. KE
Chas. May
Heyburn
Round Table
Death on Train Reported Near Shoshone
A man identified as F. W. B. Johnson of Hailey died aboard Oregon Short Line Train No.5 between Kimama and Shoshone on June 3, 1907. An inquest, led by Dr. Baugh, found death from natural causes probably aided by valvular heart disease. Johnson had recently traveled from Hot Springs Arkansas for health, and was involved in mining ventures with T. B. Livingston of Henley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Rufus Rastus
Joe Montgomery
Hailey
F. W. B. Johnson
Here
Kiniuma
Pr. Baugh
Kimama
Shoshone
Johnson
Hot Springs
Arkansas
T. E. Pichotte
Empire Group
Challis
T. B. Livingston
Henley
O.J. Brennan
Dr. Baugh
Frank Whittington
Chas. Gatehes
Joe May
W. W. Walters
Frank Burkhill
James Bowman
Mtn
B. Johnson
Oregon Short Line
Kitnama
Kisho
Warrtiseron
Two Escapes on Train End Harrowing Near Miss
Last Monday Mrs Dayton of Bellevue and her granddaughter boarded No 5 to say farewell to Mrs Dayton's daughter in law. As the train started she helped the child off and fell herself. Rescuers nearby saved her from being dragged under wheels. No serious injuries reported.
Wanted Twenty Men for Hay Field Work
Notice for twenty laborers to start July 5 in Hagerman Idaho. Wages two dollars per day with board, free board when wind blows. O P Johnson listed as contact or employer in Hagerman Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Johnson
Hagerman
Idaho
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Ideal Giant
Jenkins’ Climax
Lincoln County
C. A. King
Alberta
Mra
Stockgrowers' Mercantile Co
Hood River
Topp
GC. O. Stockslager
Boise
Bruce Slick
R. W. Wright
Pao
Ross Hadock
Pocatello
Mere
E. Topp
James H. Lane
8. E.todd
J. W. Blackburn
H. Larson
Fred B. Neilson
Stella McFall
Hot Lake
Oregon
United States
Disney
Frome
Mustin
D. W. Yadon
S. E. Topp
J. R. Wilbur
T. Barton
A. I. McMahon
Hailey Land Ofcantile Co
Barton
W. C. Mise
Haddock
W. GQ. Murphy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Gabriel
Alicn Richardson
Salt Lake
St Luke's Hospital School
Nuree
Richardson
Baptist Church
J. C. Updegraff
Stark County
Ohio
Updegraff
Ross
Ben Updegrff
McKinney
West
Ben
Twin Falls
Leonil Garlock
W. D. Garlock
North Side Twin Falls Company
Huwe
Carey Act Company
Warma
Falke County
Bahl
Frank T. Disney
Rupert
W.W. Walters
Garlock
Burnside
Estate Textbook Commission
Black
Lewiston State Normal
Fred R. Reed
Bob McCollum
Major
G.M Miller
Albert
Manitou, Colo
Texas
Omaha Commercial Club
Bragaw, Jr
Bragew
Wood River
Bragaw
B. B. Slick
Ridgeway
Colo
Slick Brothers
Slick
Bear Hanter
Teddy Roosevelt
T. Patterson
C. A. Edwards
Perry H. Evans
Hagerman Round Table
Office of the
S. 8
Itus of Rupert
Bellevue
Minidoka
Myers & Allen
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