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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1917

Page

5

Roll of Honor Visits and Local Happenings in Shoshone

Edgar Reay of Blackfoot visits sister Mrs Theo Schneider this week. Residents attend a Christian Science lecture by John Randolph Dunn in Jerome. W y Harding returns home to Salt Lake with wife Mrs F J Fristen. Mrs A Biles and sister arrive from Butte. Frank Disney and others attend Chautauqua in Gooding. Mrs George Anderson hosts dinner. Rev Barker and family visit. J J Ferguson returns from California. Dorothy Baker visits from Boise. Hinclair, Code from Boise motor to Guyer Hot Springs. Lovell Daniels returns to Shoshone. Ernest Gorman and wife arrive. Gorman employed at Cash Grocery. Willard Fields family visit Rupert. Frank Atkinson visits from the State Engineer’s office. Dill hospital announces a successful operation. surgeon praised. Nick Shackelford has toes removed after an accident. Frank Grosse writes from son Edwin at naval training camp Goat Island. W S Klein, a stranger, dies of spotted fever. body shipped to Oregon. Citizens eye prices for seven prunes five beans two potatoes. Billy Earnhardt, former Shoshone theatre machine operator, now head electrician on USS Pennsylvania. Chau tauqua attendees listed. John Ryan home from University of Michigan for summer. plans to study law in fall. J B White and C S Potter report Twin Falls real estate boom. Barlow Ferguson, longtime Idaho sheep man, visits Shoshone. contemplates California retirement.

Edgar Reay Blackfoot Theo. Schneider Jerome John Randolph Dunn Eleanor Anderson Vloyd Harding F. J. Fristen Hie Hone Salt Lake A. Biles G. W. Heberden Butte Frank Disney Guyman Harry Avery Gooding George Anderson Barker Minx Mildred Mise Clara Stanton Lee Jonson J. J. Ferguson Wilt Newman Shoshone California Mixe Dorothy Baker Guest Okla Gorman Willard Fielda Rupert Frank Atkinson State Engineer Dill Hospital Frank Grosse Edwin Goat Island Klein Oregon Billy Earnhardt W. H. Baugh U. S Pennsylvania Frank T. Disney Archia Bowler M.T. Whitenack Mary Guyman Hail Horne

Shoshone News Roundup of Incidents and Visits

Miss Helen Johnson visits Nampa to see her aunt while Miss Leah Farris of Buhl stays with her aunt Mrs. Burnside. Various locals, including J H Scott and John Sims from the Experiment Station and farm, visit Shoshone, with several notes on births, recoveries, hospital stays, and small-town activities.

Tax Notice: June Wth Last Day to Pay Your Taxes

Do not forget to pay your second installment of 1916 taxes before July 2. Taxes go delinquent on that date with 6 percent penalty and 12 percent interest from January 1, 1917. Walter H. Copp, Lincoln County Idaho Treasurer and Tax Collector.

Walter H. Copp Lincoln County Idaho

Mayor Proclaims New City Water Use Hours

A city proclamation changes irrigation water hours to permit usage from 6 to 10 in the morning and from 4 to 10 in the evening daily. The old two district alternating day rule proved unenforceable, effectively requiring jail-like confinement to enforce the dry day in each district.

Doumn Ty Oach

Be Hinton in Town Hint of Shoshone Ties

A Hinton from Hansen visited Shoshone last week. Former superintendent of Shoshone schools, he now farms at Hansen and has found notable success in his post school career.

Hinton Hansen

Mothers Food Sale for Soldier Relief in Lincoln County

The Mothers will hold a food sale on Saturday afternoon in the Fred Gwin Real Estate office. Proceeds aid soldier relief work and each Lincoln county boy at the front receives a comfort bag. Patronize the sale to support the troops.

Fred Gwin Real Estate Tincoln County

New Traffic Ordinance Promises Safer Streets

A new traffic ordinance is published addressing street parking turning corners and passing other cars. It warns auto owners to read it to avoid fines. F W Jackson advertises Jackson Service east of the Stockgrowers, offering auto supplies repairs and battery service, not a garage.

F. W. Jackson Jackson

Banner week at the Baugh attracts crowds and critics

Jesse Jones, manager of the Baugh, refuses to quit amid improving weather and growing outside attractions. He plans to bring in higher class, more expensive acts for patrons. This week features unusually refined attractions, with each night offering a treat for attendees. Jones has a knack for securing clean, high quality shows that gain popularity.

the Baugh Jesse Jones The Baugh Jones

Reward for eight estrayed horses from Hagerman pasture

A head reward of five dollars each is offered for the recovery of one or more of eight young horses that estrayed from Herman Field's Hagerman pasture around May 10. All are branded on the left jaw with other brands elsewhere on some.

Herman Field Hagerman

Booze Fight Over Iquar Laws Nets Six Arrested

County Attorney Harlan D. Helst and Sheriff Clarence Wheeler raided an old resort home near Richfield, seizing a booze cache and arresting six people. Richard Clough R Stanley and Frank Byrnn face drunkenness charges while Joe Mannigan Jack Murphey and George Marratt are held on possession charges. All waived preliminary examination and await trial at the next term.

Harlan D. Helst Clarence Wheeler Annie Gleason Richfield Richard Clough R. Stanley Frank Byrnn Joe Mannigan Jack Murphey George Marratt

Health warning on tetanus dangers from war era injuries

In the early European War period tetanus cases rose among wounded al Med troops. The germ thrives in unoxygenated wounds and soil, and injections of tetanus serum reduced cases. Warns parents about Fourth of July injuries from firecrackers and lag pistols and urges prompt medical care and tetanus anti toxin when needed.

Lost watch chain pendant with initials J B B

Missing item described as a watch rod pendant with multiple chain links engraved with J B B. Finder returns to John Badley to claim a reward.

John Badley

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Russel Fuller Raymond Wheeler Stephen Bond Fred Peake Carl Casey Dwight Casey Fred Thevenin D. P. Hatch Butch Ellis Chester Johnson Byron Yaden Fred Walker John Elliott Morris Viera Frank Vasconsells Ferdinand Clemens Charles Wilson May Gecoy Thomas Casey Edwin Grosse Earl SW J. B White C. &. Potter Twin Falls Barlow Ferguson Helen Johnson Nampa Leah Farris Buhl Burnside J. H. Scott John Sims Joaquim Amaral Dietrich J. R Dan Holmes North Shoshone Geo. Banner North Side John Fuller J. R. Baker Guyer Hot Springs Leon Papage Cash Grocery Ernest Gwin Abby Kingston Fay Hall Farrell Clark Henry Evans Rowe Johnson Quet Johnson Clark Caruthers Besslin B. W. Rising Halley Bob Mabbutt Cone Harry Jones Lima Ranch James Driver Boy! ‘and Bacon L. E. Elliott H. B. Snodgrass Ed Hubbard Glenns Ferry Athey Boise D. Sidney Smith Cash Jackson Service Health News W. J. Bolman Shoshone, Idaho C. E. Wilson OR. L. F. Vaughn Graduate Veterinarian Sinclair's Cais Jeroma Red Roosters L H. Joy Dieteieh Brown Bros. Sheep Co Victor Johnson C. M. Crandall Lincoln County Abstract Co. Ltd McMahon Landsborough Eliott GEM State Lumber CO P. F. E. Hatch Goodyear Hadquarters Shoshone Hdw. CO Boston Chas. Mori Bro Idahos Via Union Pacific System W. M. Fields Portland Oregon George C. Reid F. Beck Bena Winchester Reynolds Bena Winchester Journal Tex Willicay Hartshorn & Clayton Goofling W. D. Garlock Feurtadd Jerome, Idaho Fred Hill GEM Meat Market J. Brennan Ime
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