Lincoln County Plans Refunding Bonds Sale for 28,000
Lincoln county commissioners set June 26 to sell a 28000 refunding bond issue to retire one tenth of the county’s bonded debt. The old bonds mature over twenty years with ten percent each year after ten, and the new issues may sell at a premium to yield a real rate slightly above five percent. A second 28000 issue will follow next year, continuing for ten years to retire the old bonds. Auditor Harry Anderson promotes favorable Journal issues and county maps to attract bidders.
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Lincoln County
Harry Anderson
Journal
Journal County
Inquirers
Bear Lake Trout Eggs Collected For Propagation
State Game Warden Stephens and Chief Deputy By Livingston retrieved 125000 Bear Lake trout eggs for the Hay Spur hatchery. The eggs mark the first known effort to propagate this deep water trout variety found only in Bear Lake. The department plans transplanting to Idaho lakes to boost food and sport, following recent releases to Cassia Bear Lake Boise and Canyon counties.
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Stephens
By. Livingston
Hay Spur
Rocky Mountains
Bear Lake
Idaho
Alturas
Payette
Coeur d'Alene
Pend d’Orielle
State Fish and Game Department
Cassia
Boise
Canyon
Montana Floods Halt North Pacific Trains Through Idaho
Northern Pacific and Great Northern routes through western Montana were stranded by unprecedented floods. Trains from Butte via Pocatello to the coast faced long delays, with four days of wait for passengers en route. Some travelers went hungry as trains halted with limited food while others could eat where stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Shoshone
Butte
Pocatello
Great Northern
Montana
Band Concert Program March Selection Highlights
Program lists pieces including Waltz Flag of Truce Laurendean F Von Flotow The Merry Widow F Exhar Brass Quartette Pretoria Sehubert Selection Operatic Medley arr Laurendeau The Regent Palae Waters Laurendeau featuring Laurendeau and Sehubert selections plus the Regent arrangement for the program notes.
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Laurendeau
First National Bank of Shoshone Installs Indestructible Safe
The First National Bank of Shoshone installs a manganese steel safe from Ely Norris Company weighing 410 pounds. The door uses six lugs and an interrupted screw system with three high grade locks, designed to withstand explosions, fire, water, and tampering. The safe promises enhanced security as the town's growth continues and deposits rise. A Jerome sale illustrates town-property interest, with D M Hale profiting 73 percent over face value and 300 percent over cash invested, as Shoshone seeks new buildings and residences to keep pace with development.
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First National Bank of Shoshone
Ely-Norris Company
Perth Amboy
N. J
Lincoln County
Jerome
Dm. Hale
Metropolia
North Side
Oldest K. P. Chancellor Fred Gooding Honored in Idaho
Fred W. Gooding of Shoshone is identified as the oldest Chancellor Commander of the Idaho Knights of Pythias. He missed a state lodge meeting in Twin Falls due to business, having earlier been a charter member of Banner lodge No. 1 in Ketchum in 1885. The first Idaho lodge was under Utah oversight, with founders including Frank R. Gooding and Thomas W. Gooding, while Fred T. Gooding and others remained active in K P. affairs.
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Fred W. Gooding
Shoshone
Idaho Knights of Pythias
State Lodge
Twin Falls
Mr. Gooding
Banner Lodge No. 1
Ketchum
al. Comstock
Comstock
Gooding
P. Lodge
Idaho
Utah
Fred T. Gooding
Frank R. Gooding
Thomas W. Gooding
Lodge
K. of P
Idaho Looks Good Tenderfeet and Quitters
A chaotic Idaho item notes H P Blodgett has rented a home in Shoshone after touring the west and evaluating Idaho prospects. He plans investments in Shoshone and Gooding while the State University ball team will not visit. plans to play were canceled causing disappointed fans.
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Shovione
Catlegians
Julius Seeser
State University
Jean
Hesse
Collegians
Moscow Boys
Memorial Services At Episcopal Church For M. W. A. Memorial
Memorial services by the Shoshone Camp Modern Woodmen of America were held at the Episcopal church Sunday evening. Rev S W Creasey delivered the address as music and responses impressed the audience. The sermon stressed the fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man and urged church and fraternal groups to advance the kingdom of God through service.
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Woodmen of America
Episcopal Church
S. W. Creasey
Episcopal Service
God
Church
Brotherhood of Man
Wells the Church
Local residents arrive and events noted in town report
Dr H A Purdy, Dan Durfee, John Neil, James Lacy, Less Schooler, Mrs Uhriaub, Ernest Minardi, and others are listed as visiting or residing in town. Fire insurance advice urged. Births reported, including a baby boy on June 8 1908. Saloons build and various housing projects underway. Memorial services held by Woodman and Odd Fellows. Various local errands, illness, and minor incidents noted.
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H. A. Purdy
Gooding
Dan Durfee
Wendell
John Neil
Twin Falls
James Lacy
Uhriaub
Ernest Minardi
Clear Lake
Ray Gwin
Walter Gwin
Gertrude Berry
Pocatello
John Allen
Wallace Hope
Ed Owsley
Gridley & Gridley
John Bowen
Henry and
Boley Welcher
Ami P. Beckley
Harry Turnbull
Shoshone
Walter Gridley
Hagerman Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration
The town of Hagerman announced a forthcoming Fourth of July celebration. A Tuesday schoolhouse meeting showed strong local interest, with organizers optimistic about a pleasant event. Includes notes about a two pound fish measuring 1 ft LI in. long. June With Hagerman.
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Hagerman
Jerome visitors plan printing and club copy
Two Jerome Hustlers Er Ostrander of Ostrander Reed lumber and R H Traill real estate and insurance man visited Shoshone Tuesday. They came to obtain a copy of the Shoshone Commercial Club constitution and by laws for Jerome and to order printing from the Journal office. They praised Jerome progress and noted Ostrander Reed’s larger than expected business.
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Er. Ostrander
Ostrander- Reed Lumber Company
R. H. Traill
Jerome
Shoshone Commercial Club
Journal
Ostrander- Reed Company
Open Soon for Alberta Bank T. B. Brush Views Alberta Plans
Alberta banker T. B. Brush, visiting from Boise, reports a well equipped Alberta bank ready to open when business warrants. He notes Alberta’s prospects are bright despite the Idaho Irrigation Company's failure delaying former plans and hints at an early profitable opening.
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T. B. Brush
Alberta
Boise
Mr. Brush
Alperta
Idaho Irrigation Company
Lincoln County Auditor Takes Short Break at Pythias Meet
Harry W. Anderson and wife left Monday for Twin Falls to attend the State Lodge of the Knights of Pythias. Anderson represents Shoshone Lodge at the gathering. He seeks rest from exacting duties as County Auditor District Clerk and Revider of Deeds while deputy E G Isenberg handles office duties during absence.
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Harry W. Anderson
Twin Falls
Knights of Pythias
Anderson
Lincoln County
E.G. Isenberg
Wool Sale to Market Quarter Million Pounds at Shoshone
Wool growers of Shoshone prepare for a Monday sale June 15 offering about a quarter of a million pounds. Bids from wool houses are expected and prices are rising, with local growers already selling some clips. Local business notes include new markets, construction, and community events across Jerome and Bellevue Idaho.
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Shiehone
Wedding Bells Shodde Adams Tie The Knot At Heyburn
The wedding of Clara Schodde and Frank Adams took place last Wednesday June 10 at the Bride’s parents Heyburn home. Rev Perkins officiated with Miss Alice Clark as bridesmaid and George Schodde as best man. About 28 guests attended including Shoshone visitors F T Disney W C Custer Tom Fay Henry Bock Mat McFall and J Murry rod wife. Silverware gifts stood out among a rich collection of presents. The groom is a seasoned newspaper man and the bride is the daughter of prominent southern Ieho stockman Henry Schodde. The couple will spend a month on the Pacific coast before returning to their Heyburn home.
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Lincoln County
Clara Schodde
Frank Adams
Schodde
Heyburn
Rev Perkins
Alice Clark
Shoshone
George Schodde
F. T. Disney
W. C. Custer
Tom Fay
Henry Bock
Mat McFall
J. Murry Rod
I4eho
Henry Schodde
Pacific
Groum
Heybarn
A Church On Wheels Visits Shoshone
The chapel car Emmanuel will be at Shoshone on Tuesday the 16th for a series of meetings. The car seats 15, includes an organ, three pulpits, a librarian, a kitchen and a bell. Herminston and his wife will preach and sing nightly at 3 p.m. with afternoon services for children. A special notice will be given Sunday. Frank T. Disney sails for Chicago tonight to attend the Republican National Convention, with Fred Gooding already there.
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Emmanuel
Shoshone
Herminston
T. Disney
Chicago
Windy City
Fred Gooding
Mr. Disney
A. B. Cutts
Wdalo State Bank of
Hailey
P. F. ‘Horne
Knights of Pythias
Twin Falls
Justice Vredenburg
State of Idaho
Peter Bergren
Frank T. Disney
Paul Haddock
Jas. R. Bothwell
Mr. Prost
Excursion to Pacific Coast Fragments
An OCR fragment notes an excursion to the Pacific Coast with names and details unreadable. The readable portion hints at travel or scouting activity but provides no clear dates, routes, or participants.
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Lincoln Co. Bonds
N. P
Rail Street
Marels
Martha
Laurendean F. von Flotow
the Merry Widow
F. Exhar
Brass Quartette
Pretoria
Sehubert
Waters
First National
K. P
Idaho Lodge
H. P. Blodgett
Knob Noster
Missouri
Fort Worth
Colorado
Wyoming
M. W. A. Memorial
The
Lara Barton
E. N. Hart
Moses Kinney
Main Street
Stella Justice
Woodman
Odd Fellows Lodges
Comrads
Geo. Parton
Arthur Montrose
Mate Lodge
P.R. Kartsxe
FA. Oakes
Sheshore
J.E. Arkoush
Bellevue
Idan
J. M. Hale
Baldwin i
E. D. Piper
Geo Bloom
PR. Kartake
Jerome Cantry Club
Chapin
EB. A. Kenny
Aredell
Twin
Kenny
Berwyn, Lit
Berwyn-Wendell Development Co
W. P. Rice
Mr. Rice
ES. Rice
H.W. Rankin
Rankin
Pacific Coast
Jo Caneabie, Ste
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