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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
2
Daily train schedule details for the Oregon Short Line with west and north bound designations, morning and afternoon departure and arrival times, and station stops including Gooding Bennett Wendell Appleton Jerome. Agent and official signatures present.
Sunday school at 9 a m and evening worship at 8 00 pm. Prayer meeting held every Thursday at 8 00 pm. Pastor E Helman delivers message. Local church notices provide regular weekly schedule.
Christ Church Episcopal announces Sunday worship at 11 A.M. and 7:40 p.m. with monthly remont Sunday at 1 A.M. and Sunday school at 12 M. Ministers Willard H. Roots and Foley's remedy advertisement for coughs and colds appears with testimonial from J. W. Kuhn of Princeton, Neb. Refuses substitutes.
Local notes list BJ Becker and others visiting the county on business while merchants and investors arrive. Shoshone sees new residents from Seattle and North Dakota plan to set up shops, with onion plans and a growing meat market discussion. Farmers attend the union meeting and prepare for spring work as Linefin county braces for a busy summer.
Work began on a new two story depot at Dietrich foot of Main street with a 107 foot long building. The upper floor will house the agent and the commercial club proposes a park near the depot with trees provided by the company to enhance the property and town outlook.
Social notes from Averell highlight new members joining local clubs, visitors calling at J. P. Weiss’s home, and Charley Stump arriving from Edison Nebr. Grace Carnegie attended church with Carnegie family. Leata Merron visited relatives in Glennskerry. Hovey Nelson remains sick while Bert Rhine dropped by. The town reports improving weather, ready ground for spring grain, and growing community activity with events at Mrs Wheeler’s house and local outings.
Mrs. Frank Scott of Highland Kansas travels with her thirteen children, all under six, on a single railroad ticket to arrive in Oklahoma soon. The six oldest are twins in triplets with the oldest five and a half, others younger, all named starting with A. An eastern clipping notes a suggestion to relocate to Idaho.
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