Terrill Rules in Favor in River Decree Case
Judge Terrill of Pocatello rules in the Big Wood company versus Chapman river rights case. Demurrers were sustained and motions left under advisement, with a later decision to be announced. The suit concerns a state water permit and the effect of a district formation on existing decrees.
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Terrill
River
Chapman
Pocatello
Big Wood Company
Bissell
Bix Canal Company
Deto Martin & Martin
Ainst
Ter
Gation District
Weddings In Boise Bellevue And Ketchum Popular This Week
A busy week yields three marriages across Idaho towns. Joy Noble wed in Boise at the parsonage, Mable Gomes with Ernest Gomes and Irene Bow with Ben F. Parks married at the Episcopal rectory. Frances Wilson and John M. Parks tied in Ketchum, Ella Newman and Justin Doolittle wed at the Doolittle home, with gifts and extended family present.
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Joy Noble
E. Noble
John Thomas
Ley
Boise
John M
Ketchum
Episcopal
G. A. Newman
Justin Doolittle
Will Swill
Doolittle
Victor Laca
Livestock Train Schedules Announced for Idaho Shippers
Idaho livestock shippers prepare for a Portland to Seattle route run through to the north without mid journey food stops. Officials note significant impact on timing and feed costs en route. Train departs November 19 at 500 AM and will arrive at North Port, with service details to follow.
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Portland
Seattle
Idaho
Morth Port
Oathome Hugh Mer Reank at AA Meulen 4 ctiihainhion
The fragment notes a ceremony or oath at AA Meulen and mentions Mie, rae ed Be hee. The readable portions suggest a formal event with participants likely including Puhr and others, though details are garbled. Further context needed to confirm event, date, or exact names.
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Rasmine Puhr
Lincoln County Red Cross Meeting Set At Courthouse
The Lincoln County Chapter of the American Red Cross invites all interested members to a meeting at the Red Cross rooms in the courthouse on Monday November 6 1928 at 7 30 P M. The agenda includes arranging the annual roll call to be held between November 11 and November inclusive and the election of officers for the coming year.
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Lincoln County Chaplyar
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Real Canadian fur coat for sale at Royal Tailors and Cleaners
Local notices report a cheap fur overcoat sale at Royal Tailors and Cleaners. The Faince Pool Hall plans interior improvements this week. Episco pal church services set for Sunday evening at 7 20 with Sunday school at 10. A dinner for disabled soldiers in Boise is planned by Wet Mothers for Saturday Nov 10. The Shoshone Bakery building nears completion with painting underway.
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Royal Tailors & Cleanera
Episcopal Church
Boise
Grumpy and The Heart Raider at Baugh Theatre this week
Paramount presents Grumpy with Theodore Roberts at the Baugh Theatre on Friday and Saturday November 2 and 3 1928. Agnes Ayres stars in The Heart Raider Sunday November 4 with Katherine Perry and Herbert Rawlinson in Fools and Riches Monday and Tuesday November 5 and 6. Strongheart the police dog features in The Fluent Call presented November 7 and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
William de Millé
Baugh Theatre
Theodore Roberts
the Baugh ‘Theatre
Agnes Ayres
Miss Ayres
Katherine Perry
Owen Moore
Herbert Rawlinson
Miss Perry
Buffalo Bul
Strongheart
Baugh
Minnie le
School Notes Hallowe'en Events At Parish House And Shoshone Game
Fern Bailey spent the weekend with Catherine Culbertson in Beaslen while Gwendolyn LeBailly and Elizabeth Price attended a Saturday dance in Besslen. The sixth grade held a Hallowe'en party in the Parish house. a masquerade was given by Sophomore girls. Hagerman and Shoshone were to play football Friday at Shoshone. The sophomore class sold popcorn for a dollar fifty. Mrs. George Curtis and baby Ruth Mtarie returned home from Rupert. First quarter ends this week with exams Thursday and Friday. In geometry class Lewis Jones wrote P. D. Q. instead of Q 5, prompting discussion. A Hallowe'en fantasy directed by Miss Teard was staged at assembly with Mary McKee, Gwendolyn LeBailly, Walter Hut, and others in supporting roles including fairies and goblins.
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Mortimer Green
Focal Knights of Pythias Lodge
Richfield
Altar Society
K. P. Hall
H. F. Ensign
E. H. Gibson
Fairfield
Shoshone
Carl Cedarstrom
Snodgrass
McFall
Keith Probart
Filzabeth Russum
The
Chemical Society
Idaho
Yale
Vassar
Leal
Burnside
Ee Berenth
Fern Bailey
Catherine Culbertson
Beaslen
Gwendolyn LeBailly
Elizabeth Price
Besslen
Hagerman
George Curtis
Baby
Ruth Mtarie
Shoone
Rupert
Lewis Jones
S. ¢. Rhoads
Miss Shemwell
Thomas Towne
Shoshone High School
Miss Teard
Mary McKee
Walter Hut
Mary Haddock
Ruth Chrisman
Bess
Jess
Walter Hill
Sed
Marion Dumvill
Eleanor Anderson
Sybie Steckle
Elva Harris
Jack Barbee
Leslie Steckle
Anna Bock
A. E. Vred~enburgh
Roy Babel
Gooding
E. M. Clements
Dill Hospital
Bessie Badley
Junior Class Notes Ghosts and pranks at Twin Falls visit
Miss Katherine Newman of Twin Falls visited In Shoshone Sunday. Friday a chemistry class scare left a teacher puzzled at noon. Seniors report a Friday night ghost ritual with Pluto and underworld guides.
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Katherine Newman
Shoshone
Pollard
Pluto
Ol Dad Tate
McMahon Finishes Low In Shoshone District Race
In the Shoshone Highway district commissioner race on Tuesday 217 votes were cast with McMahon finishing last. Results show Darrah 162 EB Gooding 151 Fred F Gwin 143 C L Baker 76 Calhoun 64 and McMahon 53 plus two write ins for F J Burdette though not a candidate. Judges J L Fuller John Falck and Chris Hansen oversaw the tally.
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McMahon
Darrah
EB. G. Gooding
Fred F. Gwin
C. L. Baker
Calhoun
F. J. Burdette
J. L. Fuller
John Falck
Chris Hansen
Halloween Ghosts and Pranks at Kimama High
Kimama News Notes recaps a Halloween program with seniors and faculty navigating a labyrinth of white objects and a spirit medium. The event featured readings from Poe and a staged tale of the Black Cat, followed by unmasking, dancing, and refreshments amid lighthearted fear.
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Poe
Jerome Defends Home Field In Tight Football Triumph
A Friday afternoon game at Jerome between Shoshone and Jerome features a closely contested first half with both sides near the goal line. Jerome finally breaks through on the last down after a key five yard penalty shifts momentum, securing a defensive stand and the victory in a hard fought clash.
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Jerome
Shoshone
Jenane
Ae Rumie
Shoshone Local Notices Dotted With Visits and Events
Local figures and visitors are listed with brief mentions of travel and gatherings in Shoshone. Names include Miss Mabie Rands in Boise, Dr. Snodgrass visiting Thursday, A J Lindemer of Richfield in Shoshone, and several others at Pocatello, Gooding, Twin Falls, and local parties. Weekend and weekday activities feature weddings, showers, masquerade parties, and club events with community members such as the Wheeler, Rands, and Noble families.
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Mabie Rands
Boise
Dr. Snodgrass
A. J. Lindemer
Richfield
Shoshone
J. W. Wheeler
Pocatello
D. M. Stacy
R. B. Warren
North Shoshone
A. D. Silva
Actea
Gooding
S. E. Todd
Dinty Moore
Russell Thomas
Marley
Wilton Kilpatrick
Royal Tailors & Cleaners
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Edding
Dan
Shippers
Lewna
Oathome Hugh
Mitchell
Blanche Roberts
North Side
Ladies Aid Society
the Baugh Theatre
Leon Jones
Mr. Pollaré
Mr. Curtis
Old Board of Commissioners
Highway District
Kimama News
Mr. Fortune
J. W. King
John Peugh
Tello
Laura Benning
Blanche Roberta
Nellie Murphy
Billy Blythe
C. ©. Gundersen
Dietrich
H. Barber
American Falls
Journal
Mable Rands
John McClain
Charles Gwin
Frank Gwin
Twin Falls
Gooding, Biles and Buhl
Hansen Bridge
K. of P. Hall
Hallowe'en
Frederick Borden
Bruce Bowler
Edgar Holden
Joseph Primin«tel
John Tham
Charners Martin
Archie Blythe
Claytoe Pough
Huth Grosse
Florence Turner
Helen Newman
Maney Haddock
Irene Roesster
Ariens LeBailly
Maulluwelon Prance
Bert Bowler
Malowen
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