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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
5
Local brief with church service times for Christ Church Episcopal First Baptist Catholic and Methodist along with community notes on town events. Mentions of garden suppliers hardware store, trains, court notices, a wedding invitation, and local residents visiting.
Notice for publication final proof by John M Price and John M. Price as assignee for W Montallus Price, seeking to establish residence reclamation and cultivation on land in Section 6, Township 5, Range W, B M. Before O A Truman at Shoshone Idaho on the April day in 1913, with witnesses listed from Shoshone. Additional notices by Charles F Zeller and other attorneys.
Market woes drive a plan to feed unsalable apples to hogs as a novelty. John Smith, a miner from Petrole Idaho, seeks final proof on land claimed under the Carey Act of 1913, with witnesses listed and a March filing date before State Land Board representative O A. Trunat.
Fred Hill is converting an old pest house site one mile west of Lite Wood in Shoshone into a modern slaughterhouse for his business. He has hired Will Darrah to build a stone structure 25 by 17 feet with full facilities, plus hog and cattle sheds and corrals separate from the slaughterhouse. Death of C G Doolittle, formerly of Delavan Iowa, is announced with his funeral to be shipped from Blackfoot. He was father to Mrs C. Harris of Halley and H C Doolittle, a Gooding newspaper publisher.
William Bakin head of a wheel timber business at Guuding collapsed and died from heart disease in his prime. He leaves a widow and one young child.
Louis E Weeks of Dietrich Idaho files final proof for entry 1031 under the Carey Act claiming NE SW of section 11 township 68 range 19 BE BM. He states residence and cultivation of the land and will prove these facts before C A Truman State Land Board in Dietrich on March 31, 1913, with witnesses J L Berg B B Grothers L Nelson or J L Matson, all of Dietrich.
I Joan L Berg of Dietrich Idaho announce under the Garey Act approved March 2 1989 that I will prove residence reclamation and cultivation of land described above at Dietrich Idaho on March 11 1913 before two witnesses LE Weeks Be Crothers L Newton J Matson all of Dietrich Idaho.
John Batson entry 927 under the Carey Act seeks final proof to establish a land claim in Idaho. Dietrich residents Jona Te Mateon and witnesses Matson Weeks Croton NebwnDietrich verify residence cultivation and reclamation under the State Land Board.
Edwin R. Gage of Dietrich Idaho seeks to prove his claim under the Carey Act for land in section 26 township 6 range II B M. He will testify before O A Truman at District Idaho on March 61 1913 with witnesses J M Churchill Jack Houston or others from Dietrich.
I Bessie B Gage assignee of Emmanuel Bercegeary give notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim on Lots 4 5 8 and 9 in Becton 30 Towretip 6 Bs Fange 19 E Bo 3 Tahe lands near Dietrich Idaho. The hearing is before O A Truman State Land Board on March 1 1913 with witnesses M Churchill Jack Houston O Borden A Johnson all of Dietrich Idaho.
Lewis and Walker of District Ua ho as assignees of John L. Kelly and others announce intent to make final proof for a land claim described in Section 36 Township 48 Range 18 B.M. before A Truman State Land Board at Dietrick Idaho on March 1 1915. Witnesses listed: J M Churchii J R Smith W T Patterson S A Washburn.
Ausbon Leitch of Dietrich Tiano seeks final proof to establish claim to land described as SEY of Sec 22 in Twp 6 Rng 1W. He states he resided on and cultivated the property. Witnesses include Benjamin Hart and John Moorhouse among others. notice filed March 4, 1910.
Joan W. Barrett of Dietrich Idaho makes final proof on entry No. 643 under the Carey Act. On March 1 1918 representative state land board official hears witnesses Percy D. Smith J Sedud Stanley Huntington Walter Smith all of Dietrich Idaho to establish residence and cultivation of the land.
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