06 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1905
Page
1
Albion Times reports on the heat shortage in a dormitory with a boiler removed awaiting a new unit not yet arrived while the janitor works to install stoves. The piece notes a September snow storm in Oakley and other small town happenings.
School notes mention rebuilding and pupil move to a new wing with several students listed as possible graduates. Parents are urged to enroll children after holidays as book shortages delay orders. A late Friday hold up near Warner’s farm left him with cash missing and two men unseen. one large and one small, both unmasked, no clues found.
Townsites in Heyburn and Rupert, Idaho, likely to be sold Nov 14 and Nov 21, as part of a government project along a new Oregon Short Line extension to Twin Falls. Aimed at irrigation districts with canals costing over 3 million dollars, the sale offers hardy land near small towns with street grids and municipal plots. Proceeds go to the Reclamation Fund, promising water and sewer systems, with buyers drawn from Utah, Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming and beyond.
The body of C F Branning the wood worker who drowned at Shoshone Falls on Sunday September 17 was found Tuesday evening floating below the power house of Shoshone Falls Power company. Coroner Patterson ruled no inquest and burial occurred in Twin Falls Thursday. The body, brought to Havlicek undertaker parlors, was mutilated by rocks and was recovered after low water allowed debris to float downstream. His widow and brother, notified, traveled from Salt Lake City.
Estray report for a red heifer two years old that came to a pasture near Pee of Bliss on August 10. Marked with a crop from the ear and visible brand, dehorned. Owner may claim by paying expenses and identifying by the brand and ear mark at the noted location.
First National Bank directors listed F R Goolins P T W Gooding Chas Mo Hemphill Thos H Gooding Homan M Heribert Edwart A Walters with office hours noted from twelve noon to PM not clearly stated in the fragment.
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