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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
7
A fiery, era framed screed by a prominent Idaho figure urging Americanism against Bolshevik influence. It rails at Soviet-style reform, immigrant checks, and the erosion of religion and family life, warning of a potential republic downfall and urging vigilance at the polls.
Public auction announced by Lincoln County Board of Commissioners selling listed farm outbuildings and miscellaneous items at 1 pm on Monday March 8 1920 at Shoshone. Court confirms attachment in suit for 2305 67 with interest. Clerk J W Lendin notes sale rights reserved.
In Lincoln County district court H O Monson and Fred Monson trading as Monson Brothers sue Ole Harrington. The suit seeks 200.00 dollars plus 40.00 dollars and interest at 7 percent from 1919 plus costs, with judgment against Harrington and a court order for sale of property. Proceedings set for February 9, 1920 in the Fourth Judicial District Court, Lincoln County.
Notice of village marshal sale of estrays describes a bay horse about eight years old with a white left hind foot taken up January 4, 1920 by D W Yaden at the barn of D We Vader in Shoshone Shoshone County Idaho. Sale set for March 6, 1920 at 10 a m to the highest bidder per state stray law.
In Lincoln County Idaho the district court announces a tax foreclosure against unknown heirs and claimants of Guy Barnum deceased and others. The property to be foreclosed is Richards Addition to the Village of Shoshone, Lots 3 through 8. The amount due is 11.56 dollars with 1 percent monthly interest from January 7, 1918 plus costs and attorneys fees. The plaintiff has paid for title abstract and legal costs. Proceeding set for the court to enforce payment or sale.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Enoch Joy deceased. Louis H Joy as administrator requests all persons having claims against the estate to present them within four months after first publication. Address for claims is the county of Tacoma Shosheng in Washington.
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