Glorious Fourth of July Activities in Shoshone Planned
Shoshone prepares a detailed Fourth of July program with a grand parade, speeches by Judge K J Perky, band performances, baseball games for a $50 purse, horse and foot races, a bucking broncho contest, a large evening concert by Rupert and Shoshone bands, and a grand ball featuring Prof. Delius orchestra. The Rupert band will be paid $75 for its services and a ball game with Minidoka teams offers another $50 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Band
Liberty Car
Minidoka
Rupert
Shoshone Hose Co
Izens
Court House
Court House Lawn
Rupert Hand
Misideka
Shoshone
Prof. Delius
Hailey
Two Houses Destroyed Last Wednesday Morning Fire Tears Through Dill House Row
Residents woke to an early alarm as two hose carts rushed to Dill houses on the north side. Firemen saved adjacent buildings while extinguishing the main blaze with water. loss estimated around 1000 dollars with no insurance. A second fire in J D Hughes property woodshed caused delays but was confined with minimal damage Noted church services at Baptist church with talks sermons Bible study and special music planned for summer services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Hughes
J. D. Murphy
Hughes
Baptist
Bea
Young Peoples Society
C.R. Wheeler
Will Cross Bats At Ball Grounds Next Sunday
The village factions of married and single men plan a baseball game next Sunday afternoon at the ball grounds. The rivalry has lasted for years, with married men usually prevailing, but this year the single men expect to prove their superiority. Also noted are changes in Burgess Bowen’s business to Geo Purdum and W F Millsaps, promising prompt, courteous service and a square desk. The Modern Woodmen banquet room hosted about twenty gentlemen for a sumptuous repast last Tuesday, followed by speeches and entertainment by the Shoshone band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckhardt
Wernicke
Averies
Parade feature plan urged for Fourth of July event
Time is short and organizers must notify C. F. Carden chair of the parade committee about a song feature for the Fourth of July parade. Immediate attention is requested to ensure the plan is in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Carden
First National Bank Opens for Business in 1903
The First National Bank opened for business on January 20, 1903 with F ReGoovine as president, P W Gooptsa as vice president, Geo B Novincsi as cashier, and other officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. ReGoovine
P. W. Gooptsa
Geo B. Novincsi
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Grand Street
K. J. Perky
Shorhone
K. I. Verky
Boise
Worky
West
Mach
Methodist Church
France
First’ National Bank
P. R. Gooting
Fred W. Goating
Chea. M.” Hengailll
Tho. H. Gooding
House M
Herberty Edwards
Westere
Dea General Banking
Wwitaaem
E. W. Horton
Daho
E. W. Kleinman
Starch’s Drug Stores
Idaho
Frank Whittington
Toose
Ehvald Cali
Frank
Whittington
Vredenburgh
Jeweler
O.S.I
A. Walters
Frank T. Disney
W. Tbuggins
Baugh
Ideho
W.er. Swope
Weaver
John Koets
Ishoshone
Idahg
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