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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1911

Page

7

Mites and neighbors share news in Averell notes

Sadie Matson spent Friday afternoon at Mrs Samuel Kates home. Grace Carnes was in Shoemone Wednesday. H and J J Matson of Averell bought a fine cow for Mrs John Matson and daughter Sadie. Novine and Sadie visited Averell school. Mrs C H Matson and Abbie were present. Nelson brothers were in Dietrich on business. They near completion of a new addition as sister Alice from Skagit City may visit soon. They claim bachelors life is not worth living. Mr and Mrs Samuel Bates settled in their new home. Nelson brothers Sadie Alice Matson and Miss Herron visited Bates. J J Matson and Averell farmers attended the farmers union meeting in Dietrich Saturday.

Sadie Matson Samuel Kates Grace Carnegs H. and JJ. Matson Averell Johm Matson Sadie Novine Averell School H. Matson Abbie Nelson Brothers Dietrich Alice Skaggit City Samuel Bates Alice Matson Miss Herron

Rumors of a Bank Coming to Main Street

Rumors say a bank will open in town on Main Street with a first class building planned. A gentleman visited early this week and was satisfied with the outlook. The promoter aims to begin work soon and hopes to reveal the leadership behind the project shortly.

Dream of rails and roads returns to lines

A Short Line operator dreams of a massive railway explosion that collapses systems into the air, then later roads reassemble, with all lines arriving together except the Short Line which is an hour late.

Dietrich tract buzzes with spring activity in Averell

Farmers gather to fence, harvest hay and grain, while builders erect homes and barns. Settlers from the previous winter prepare crops and fencing. Dairy farmers plan to ship cream to Gooping creamery as the nearest market. Land buyers and real estate agents move about, showing plans to prospective settlers.

Dietrich Averell

Workmen to Begin on New Depot Soon

Work is to be commenced in a few days on the new depot to be erected here. Most material is on the ground and the company awaits settled weather to start. Rock work on the new side track was finished last Saturday, and dirt will fly as frost leaves the ground. The siding will be 4000 feet long on the south side of the main line. This summer promises growth for Dietrich and the surrounding country as the town benefits from the project.

Dietrich

New Road District Forms With Second District

The Dietrich tract gains a second road district as commissioners appoint J A Smith as road overseer of district No 29. He has filed his bond and taken the oath, and will begin work when conditions allow, aiming to improve the district roads with available county funds.

Dietrich J. A. Smith

Dietrich News Notes Show Local Career Movements

Local residents and visitors keep busy as farm work approaches. Dan Hunt and Turner visit the county seat and Shoshone for business. Borden Mercantile expects a wire car and cement for irrigation projects. Luther Culberson builds a modern ranch farmhouse near Averell and plans family reunions in Montreal. Waho irrigation orders cement. Nelson South eyes farming in North Yakima. J. Packard returns from Maryland to improve his southern town ranch. The town notes busy lumber trade, yard stock, and spring planning with various families moving in or visiting.

Culberson Averell Montreal Canada

Warning to Railroad Men on Kidney and Bladder Trouble

A Fort Wayne reader recalls years of railroading causing severe kidney and bladder pain. Foley Kidney Pills brought dramatic relief after four bottles, with the man urging fellow rail workers to seek treatment. City council notes a proposed bridge over the Weed River and boulevard near Peterson Avenue, directing investigation into feasibility and construction.

Ling, Gee Bell Third &T Fort Wayne Ind Thomas M. Starr

Special Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Help for Aged

Elderly residents in Poley report Foley's Kidney remedy aids kidney and bladder ailments and urinary irregularities as years advance. Isaac N. Regal of Farm, Missouri praises the treatment for complete relief. Thomas M. Starrh and G. A. Smith return to town from Seattle where Smith reopens his pool hall to serve old customers while considering patio farming this summer.

Poley Isaac N. Regal Farmer Foley Thomas M. Starrh G. A. Smith Dietrich Sonsoria Seattle Smith Pool Hall Mr. Smith

Foley and Tar Praised as Reliable Cough Remedy

An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar for colds la grippe and pneumonia prevention, claiming non narcotic, safe use for children and adults. It features testimonials from J W Kuhn of Princeton and notes local business activity as Thomas M Starrh and J M Churchill handle real estate and settling arrangements in Shoshone and Westhope areas.

Foley Thomas M. Starrh

Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health Warning

Citizens in Twin Falls Idaho report relief from disordered kidneys after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. An advertisement asserts backache and urinary troubles stem from kidney weakness, warns of diabetes or Bright's disease, and urges purchase from Poster-Milburnv Buffalo New York as sole U S agents.

Bright Dean Ubie William Secord Jones Twin Falls Idaho Reesult Milburni Buffalo New York U. S Doan

Idaho land claim proof and water diversion notice

Notice details an entryman in Shoshone Idaho and Lincoln County planning proof of residence and cultivation of land and completion of water works. It cites commencement dates, witnesses, and the state engineer overseeing permits and beneficial use of diverted water.

Neier Steshone Acces Hokdige Sant Mary A Cenn Dacaita Ie Raya DG. Martin Mar

PULEY KIDNEY PILLS Claim Backed by Proof in South Town

Thawnes M Starch Gillert Kelly begins final proof on Carey et al south of town and will resume single life for next several days while the Pills are said to neutralize passions causing backache and restore kidney and bladder function.

Thawnes M . Starch Gillert Kelly

Peterson to open meat market in Stashane

SM. Peterson, the ice van, is a business visitor in Stashane this week. It is understood that Mr Peterson will open a meat pis a erket soon.

SM. Peterson Wis Stashane Mr. Peterson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Averell News New Road District Dietrich News Dan Hunt J.D. Turner O. E. Borden Borden Mercantile Company BR. S. Lewis Gooding Olster Waho Irrigation Company Simpson-Morrow Lumber Company C. B. Borden F. T. Hayman, Jr Star Lake Valley Nelson Souith North Yakima Washington E. E. Jamison Idaho Irrigation Co Simpeon-Morrow Lumber Company W. H. Barnes of Twainis W Barnes Italic Irrigation Company H. G. Simpson Dietrich Mercantile A. E. Wardsworth W. B. Coale BE. Wilcox Lang J. A. Joe State of Mr. John W. C. Kershner A. Washburn Clatskanie Oregon Washburn J. R. Smith Shoshone Ben Morris Ohie Minnie Yaden B. J. Becker B.S. Lewis Asd Dow Fay Kelly F. H. Kelly J. C. Packard Maryland Mr. Packard Tahoe Saab J. M. Kenyon Wand Divirich Premopit Liesley Meric G. M. Kenyon Donley Yakima Bert Jim K.P. Donley Gaming Cal Stark Igger Wal Luther Stark Delicious Yu Ie Y Stark Bro’s Nursery Louisiana Newtown Rome Es & Orchards Co Missouri J. M. Churchill Mr. Churchill Geo C. Held Fusitres Mr. Heil Stee Teashding AL Bommann Westhope NTR Saat W. T. Phy Pane Mot T. M. Starrh AL Truman State Land Guard Jana HL Kell E. Bonde Guenburg Si of Dietsich Elbert Kelley Entryman Maren Bat Puley
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