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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
5
In a Kiwanis style pheasant feed at their hall members urged everyone to bring birds. A man chased and wrung the neck of a pheasant after a comic pursuit, while another shot a Plymouth Rock rooster by mistake. Despite the mishaps enough birds were secured for the event.
Local personals list residents and visitors with brief mentions of travel, hosting events, and social activities around Shoshone and nearby areas. Names include Nelson of Beaslen, Montie Horn, J. Turner, Mrs. Wil S. J., Eliza Kensington, Mathews of Boise, Evans the optician, and others, with references to gatherings, visits, and hotel stays during November and early December.
Dr C W Dul spent Monday at Boise Mra M EG Wilholt spent the week at Pocatello The new Edison on easy terms Jacksons Ady C G Raby of Gooding spent The day in Shoshone Mire Hary Nelson of Besston spent Monday in Shoshone Charles Gwir retired Tuesday from 4 Short Visit at Oxden See the complete line of childrens hosiery at Jacksons Ady Miss Helen Myers spent the fore part of the week in Pocatello Miss Stella Cook chipped three cartloads of hay from her ranch this week Mrs John Christofferson of North Shoshone spent Monday at Pocatello Hosiery an ideal gift La Prance hose assorted colors Jacksons Ady The bazar and dance even by the Catholic ladies last Saturday was very successful
Six named peaks in Montana rise above 12 000 feet with Granite Peak at 12 850 and Mount Wood at 12 750. All lie in Beartooth National Forest, Carbon County in the south central state. Several unnamed summits also reach greater heights according to the US Geological Survey.
A club discussion questions why famous families' offspring often fail to achieve as much. A listener cites the second duke of Wellington who said that sitting long under a great tree leaves one colorless, suggesting heritage alone does not guarantee impact.
Regular grange Saturday activities include officers election and social hour at Wood River Center Grange. Pomona grange plans a Saturday December event with Mrs Albretham of Sellerur presiding and local members attending. notes reference to community plans and informal gatherings.
Saturday visits span Halley Pocatela Gooding as students and teachers share gossip and small town events. Juniors and Freshmen plot pranks while chatter surrounds a postponed Rupert versus Sho shone game and Thanksgiving plans. A high school assembly program capped a busy day of student life and community notes.
Mayion Clements delivered the proclamation presented by the president. Catherine Webbly read a poem and Fern Badley spoke on the schools of yesterday. Frances Anh described the national flag. Richand Serpa asked questions answered by Florence Welfe, Catherine Webbly, Sarah Price, Hazel Newman, and Ruby Myers. Superintendent G H Curtis closed with Education Week remarks. A Junior musical at the High School Auditorium Friday at 8 features the orchestra performing To a Wild Rose.
A junior program features piano solos by Lucille Had and Dorothy Whitenack, vocal and instrumental items including xaphoone and cornet by Florence Bowler and Winnie Kilpatrick. Recitations include Ann Eastman and Ruth Eastman, with saxophone duet by Marion Dumgill and Virginia Bow.
The notice claims catarrh worsens when health is poor and that Hall's Catarrh Medicine treats locally and systemically. It advertises an ointment for local relief and an internal medicine to improve overall health, sold by F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
The program features a piano trio with Gobbaerts and performers Lucille Haddock Florence Bowler and Dorothy Whitenack, a vocal entry for "Thank God For a Garden" by Miss DeMary, cornet and piano solos including "O Sol Mio" and "Kammerice Ostron" with Florence Bowler, and readings and orchestral pieces such as "One Fleeting Hour" by Lee with Junior Orchestra.
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