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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
1
A despatch from Moscow dated March 30 1906 reports the Administration Building at the University burned at 3 o'clock this morning. Miss E B McFall Shoshone Idaho received the notice and feared the mint building may be destroyed. The building is described as essential and cannot be replaced for less than 75000 dollars.
Investigators indict broad violations in the Minidoka tract and Camas Prairie under the desert land and homestead laws. Entries by bankers, lawyers, officials, and citizens may be canceled as authorities probe perjury and misrepresentation. A Hodgman letter to his son surfaces amid accusations of favors in relinquishments and deposits, while critics urge calm as unions face broader scrutiny.
Village businessmen discuss relocating the United States Land Office from Hailey to Shoshone. They argue Shoshone's central location on reclaimed land and the railroad makes it best suited to serve the district and attract new government offices.
The Chicago Price Slashers under C. C. Lewis will run a ten day sale in the old Postoffice Building featuring two stock lots from Ogden Utah and Earnest Pearson stock of Glenns Ferry. Buy now as all stock must be sold within ten days at irresistible prices.
The ad proclaims Bucklen s Arnica Salve as a scientific wonder for cures including piles, boils, ulcers, sores and cuts. It cites E R Mulford and claims relief for various afflictions with a price of 25 cents at W H Bauh in Shoshone and W Vanlorns in Hagerman.
The bank began operations on January 20, 1962 with key directors including P. K. Goodjag, Fret W. Goutwoe, Chee M. Howstull, Tho M. Gowliog, Homes M. L. Reinlert, and Edward A. Walters guiding the enterprise.
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