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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1923
Page
5
Community events crowd the page including a card party with Mrs. Joe Inneas and J. W., a luncheon and prizes, and social gatherings hosted by J. Dumvill and Amir Mabbutt. A farm accident near Dietrich left Joe Culbertson badly hurt, and Shoshone Study Club hosted an Educating the Children program led by Miss De Mary and Miss Sirrine.
Al Bate from Shoshone visits Boise with Rose Borden during the week. Dietrich and Gooding residents attend clinics, gatherings, and family visits. The community plans a Mothers Circle meeting at Mrs Frank Stason’s home. Several locals travel to Jerome, Twin Falls, and Wendell for social and church activities. Authorities report bridge work behind McFall hotel and ongoing construction. RAT-SNAP ads appear amid notices of meetings and visits in Shoshone, Gooding, and Dietrich areas.
An old style ad urges shoppers to buy Christmas items now for best selections. It mentions arranging six stations and holding articles, with obscure notes about payment and a cluttered line of text that suggests different product details and prices.
The Catholic ladies bazaar will be held in the Metall hotel dining room instead of the Columbia store room and rallies will serve tea during the afternoon. Charles Pethick attended a football game at Bolse Saturday, then on the way home he was in an accident away from the car while seeking help someone stole the trunk and necessities from his vehicle. The Oddfellows lodge enjoyed a pleasant informal pheasant supper Monday evening for members and families.
Fred Scntt, an employee at the depot in Jerome, traveled to Shoshone over the weekend to visit his family.
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