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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
5
Community notes from Shoshone Idaho and nearby areas recount residents traveling for legal business and family visits. A. J. McMahon family relocation, transfers, social events, church activities, and local commerce updates fill the week with dances, sales, and neighborhood improvements. Local clubs meet, weddings occur, and roads and utilities receive attention as residents prep for winter with travel and repairs.
Dietrich Grange reports good attendance at Friday night meeting. Members were urged to attend the County Persona meeting in Shoshone on Saturday December 2. Next meeting and officer election set for Friday December 1.
Local notes record Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Yowell visiting in Jerome, Mrs. Gagehes perfect attendance, Rikers with Rinehart, Carnegie at Horlen home, Carol Borden at Towne, Hazel Tueth returning to Washington, and Jean Morrow recovering from tonsilitis. November 17 posters spur Good English Week with Thanksgiving themes. Seventh and eighth graders host a successful basket social to raise funds for song books and pins.
Mrs King and sons visited Tein Falls on Saturday. Mrs 3 D Fortune spent Tuesday with Mrs Alvah Fortune. Mr Cash went to Rupert Saturday and brought back hay. J J Rugh and family were shipping at Rupert Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Paine visited Rupert Saturday evening. Dawley noted at Mohler home. Mohler operated for appendicitis. Mr Val Berry of Douglas planned to visit Hugh home Thursday evening. George moved to Octane Friday to make his home.
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