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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
8
A small, sickly dog named Towser attempted to run under a moving freight train and was crushed. Onlookers expressed sympathy as the boy who found him departed. The tale ends with a wistful reflection on childhood dogs and missing pets in town.
Promptly at three next Sunday the mighty swatters for Debusalem Tecone will face the Shoshone ball team. Local rooters are urged to attend and support Uy rieuls in the game.
The notice urges readers to scrutinize a list of advertisers before spending. It warns that advertisers claim value and savings, naming many entities such as Starrh Drug Co and Oregon Short Line Stockgrowers Merc. Co. Details mention conventions, excursions in Oregon, and sales information with dates in June.
The Deestrick Skule opens under Prof Simpkins venin as head, a pedagogue musician and athlete. He led the graduating class of Dietrich to diplomas last Tuesday evening amid enthusiasm. The event promises to be the best theatre entertainment at Baugh theatre in years, despite odd remarks about Astor and Brigham Young.
Miss Marie Brown, a Belle Vue social leader, married Mr. G. H. McKibbie at noon last Thursday. They traveled to Shoshone then Boise, where they reside at the Pacific hotel and will honeymoon. The bride attended St Teresa's academy in Boise and has many friends there.
Harry Turnbull and Miss Mona El sod, both well known in Shoshone, wed in Pocatello on Thursday June 5 with Rev. McLeod officiating. The Journal urges all to join the excursion to Magic Dam, warns of train time, and notes a Shoshone booster badge campaign with Idaho Irrigation Company providing coffee and sandwiches. attendees are advised to bring a lunch basket.
Fred Nihart of Buhl, in Boise as a delegate to the good roads convention, predicts county division will surface in Twin Falls county. He notes past legislative roles and says a vote on organizing a proposed Buhl county may occur in the next campaign, with likely support from local residents.
The Twin Falls Canal Company sues North Boise Twin Falls company over a major water rights dispute involving the Mini doko project and Elimination service. The case seeks to determine priority of water rights on the Snake River and may reduce flows in the Snake area, including lower American Falls.
Articles of incorporation for the Darnley Ditch company filed with the secretary of state establish ownership and operation of an irrigation canal on the Big Lest river near Moore. Capital stock 1500 shares. Andrew F. King president. Charles D. Johnson and Arch Beyerland directors, all of Moore. Additional notes reference Oregon Short Line excursions and various dates, with local society mentions including Walt Reynolds and Mrs. Alive Swope, and Hon. Pred Gooding returning from Boise after attending a convention.
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