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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1903

Page

5

Local notes and social items from Hagerman area

Mrs. Bryant remains ill. Albert Gridley back from Omaha. 0. P. Johnson at Smoky hills sheep camp. Mrs. Ona Thompson of Clover Creek visiting sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schooler with Miss Ella Schooler in Hagerman. City hall gains one hundred chairs. Ed Dilatush boiling sorghum molasses at Buckeye ranch. John Bates of Oregon Nursery Co. sells trees and shrubs in valley. Albert Dudley sells four acres east of town for 400 dollars to a Glenns Ferry resident moving to town to blacksmith. Towns to inspect salmon ladders along Snake River. Boise trip this week. Benefit social and dance for Will Thompson family at Hagerman city hall raised 64 dollars cash and 25 dollars in goods. Program included local singers and recitations. supper served by Scovil restaurant. donations from Owen brothers, Gridley, and others. Will Syster and Will Parry in town. Mrs. Domingo Barlogi in Salt Lake City for treatment. Leo Abriault en route Clover Creek to Riverside. Wilburn, Jexs Schooler, and Carl Lawrence to Milner for Twin Falls canal work. R. H. Goff surprised by arrival of sons and Utah relatives. A. M. Keltie of Boise, Metal Life Insurance rep., visiting. E. Gridley and S. C. Frost returned from Omaha market with horses. most sold in Cheyenne, one carload to Omaha.

Will Thompson Clover Creek Charles Thompson Hagerman Mr. Barton Lulu Calhoun Vera Niles Mel Owen Ada Weach A. C. Morton Essie Owen Millie Gurlie Emma Owen Lizzie Gurlie Lillie Boyer Lon Ebberts Lulu Boyer Henry Archie Owen Scovil Owen Brothers C. E. Gridley Geo, Conyers High Redmond Ol Seovil

Minidoka Mites and Local Business Shifts Near Howell

Four Greek track laborers returned from Howell's ferry with three head of sheep bought from Mr. Howell. Alex Keats, longtime Snake River miner, sold his property to J. R. Howell and moved to Baker City Oregon. rumors tie him to Kentucky wealth. M A Vaughn bought a coal barge for a ferry near Montgomerys ferry to shorten Albion travel and improve roads. US Geological Survey crews run three camps around Montgomerys ferry and near Petersons ranch with a 100 foot shaft sunk weekly at the rapids. project预计六周更完工.

Howell’s Ferry Howell Alex. Keats Snake River J. R. Howell Baker City Oregon Mr. Keats Kentucky

Bliss and Local Residents Mention Court and Visits

John Waddington Bliss served as juror at Sho shone court on Thursday night. E M Roberts, Bliss merchant, returned from Wyoming to his home last week. Mrs Parley Pratt travels to St Anthony to visit her parents and may stay the winter. Pleasant Valley Sunday school holds Thursday teachers meeting followed by Rev Rodgers sermon. Mrs Stella Roberts awaits her husband’s return after six months herding sheep near Soldier.

E.M. Roberts Merchant of Bliss Wyoming Pleasant Valley Sunday School Rodgers of Hagerman Stella Roberts Soldier

Bliss hotel welcomes first class meals under Mrs Pickten

Mrs Howard Pickten becomes landlady at the Bliss hotel opening Monday with first class cook ready to serve. A youth visit to the Snake River suspension bridge notes Slick Bros installing a large water pipe as part of a ditch project. Farmers busy haying third crop while labor concerns persist. William Cook suffered heart palpitations during haying but expects recovery. School opens September 21 with Mr Sprimp teaching, attendance around 12 as many students have not returned from Shoshone. Joxquit.

Howard Pickten Bliss Hotel Snake River Slick Bros Sprimp Shoshone Joxquit

How Lyddite Was Discovered and Morgans Dinner Service

The article notes lyddite as melted picric acid forming a new explosive after a Manchester warehouse fire exposed stored picric acid. It also describes Pierpont Morgan's gold dinner service valued at about 80,000 dollars, presented by William H. Vanderbilt after a New York Central stock sale in Europe, a royal family reproduction seldom used by the Morgans.

Manchester England Pierpont Morgan William H. Vanderbilt Morgan New York Central Europe

Also Mentioned on This Page

P. Johnson The Smoky Hills Ona Thompson Mattie Thompson J. H. Schooler Ella Schooler Buckeye Ranch Ed Dilatush John Bates Oregon Nursery Co Salem Oregon Albert Dudley Glenns Ferry Boise Will Syster Kanaka Will Parry Domingo Barlogi Salt Lake City Leo Abriault Riverside Wilburn Jexs Schooler Carl Lawrence Milner Twin’ Falls Canal R. H. Goff Utah Co. Utah A.M. Keltie Metal Life Insurance Company of New York E. Gridley 8. C. Frost Omaha Cheyenne Albert Gridley Minidoka Mites M. A. Vaughn Sweetserd& Burroughs Mining Company Montgomery U. S. Geological Surveyors Montgomery’s Ferry John Waddington West Levi Strauss William Cook Cecelia Stowe, Orator Nous Warren Avenue Crean Jun Cardus Credka Henry Lee Prep South Rail Shoshone, Idaho Stockmen’s J. M. Butler Meat Market William C. Custer Jos, Keefer N. New Hotel Idaho Constable Life S. D. Boone Fatley JFFE Share Frisco Kansas City Saint Louis Memphis Southeastern Limited Springfield Birmingham Atlanta Jacksonville G. W. Martin Western 17Th St Denver Colo J. M. Rogers Shostione Tdaho E. W. Horton Tdatio San Francisco Chicago Union Pacific Chicaxs Milwaukee Williams Chicago Milwackes & St. Paul Second South St Salt Lake
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