Shoshone Public School Wins Gold Medal in Declamatory Contest
Miss Josephine Parry earned the gold medal in the Shoshone Declamatory Contest held at the Pavilion. The event showcased nine students with praise for the teachers, trustees Fred W. Gooding Frank Grosse and W. J. Smith, and Principal W. C. Thompson. Commencement followed with graduates Inez Wheeler and Elias Parry, amid extensive performances and bouquets as the community lauded the school’s excellence and urged continued support.
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Shoshone
Lincoln County
Idaho
Fred W. Gooding
Frank Grosse
W. J. Smith
W.C. Thompson
May Morris
Dorothy Crawford
Nellie Perrin
Cecil Craford
Misses Pearl Enoding
Elva McCollum
Margaret Pratt
Josephine Parry
Stella Burk
Elva McCollam
Florence Brennan
Inez Wheeler
Ines Wheeler
Trovatore
Misees Perin
McPall
Miss Murray
Ray Gwin
Miss Gooding
Mericky
Bowler
Rebeccas
Ella McFall
Bernice Halstead
Stella McFall
Amy Halstead
Bernice
Mrs. Dill
Inez Gray
Frank R. Gooding
Sammy
Prof. Novinger
Charles Haynes
C. BE. Cole
Abraham Barnes
Tom Gooding
Hannah Mary Barnes
Abraham
Bertie McFall
Will Swinger
Archie Bowler
Mr. Bowler
Pleasant send off party at McFall hotel honors teachers
A Pleasant Party was held Tuesday evening at the McFall hotel in honor of a school teacher and Mr. C. E. Cole who are soon to depart. About twelve couples attended. The evening featured dancing and ice cream with cake served. Bragga orchestra provided the music for the gathering.
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McFall Hotel
C. E. Cole
Cole
Hurley
Bragga Orchestra
Musc
Hearts and Diamonds Benefit Play for Rebecca Lodge at Shoshone
A Rebecca lodge of Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows benefit performance at the Shoshone Pavilion drew a packed crowd. The all local cast delivered professional quality entertainment to help erect a new opera house and lodge rooms. Receipts reached 103 dollars with expenses light, and organizers hope for another future production.
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Rebecca Lodge
Shoshone
Knights of Pythias and
Odd Fellows
Political Forecast in Boise Feeds Democratic Money Power Plan
Boise May 30 political gossip centers on Colonel Dewey a Thunder Mountain mine owner and hotel builder eyed for a gubernatorial bid. The piece paints a plan to nominate wealthy leaders to secure votes while railing at Republican unity and opponents labeled as disloyal or desperate.
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Boise
Colonel Dewey
Nestor
Thunder Mountain
Nampa
Dewey
Democratic Party
Democratic Party of
Idaho
Rt. Z. Johnson
Germany
Govenor
Train No 6 Crushed Man Near Depot in Tragic Accident
William H Bolin, 47, a shearer from Hailey, was killed when he fell beneath moving eastbound passenger train No 6 as it departed the depot around 10:45 p.m. Three coaches passed over him before the train halted. He died at the county hospital about 2 a.m. from injuries. An inquest found death due to carelessness, exonerating the railroad. Bolin leaves two children and had been traveling with fellow shearers to Fort Benton, Wyoming. A telegram from a Pendleton, Oregon, brother arrived after the funeral was arranged. Coroner W H Baugl conducted the inquiry.
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William H. Bolin
Waas
Hailey
Fort Benton
Wyo
Pocatello
Pendleton
Oregon
Brennan
W. H. Baugl
John Saviers
WB. Kelley
Frank Wharris
Norma Davis
A. L. Lyons
Wi Henerson
Rail “Road Company
Bolin
Water tax due in Shoshone village notice
All parties irrigating on the earth site of the river in a village of Shoshone are notified that the water tax is now due and payable to the village clerk Bes A Baewstan Village Chief.
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Shoshone
Bes
Baewstan
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Qua Public School
Josephine Party
Elias Parry
Wheeler
Mr. Parry
Alte Goering
Josie Parry
Grace Murphy
Henrietta Bock
Edith Bowler
Janice Yaden
County
Hearts and Diamonds
Tack Myerhoffer
Myrt A. Weaver
Pagari
Politics
Col. Dewey
Perrault
Ada County
William H. Bollin