Study Club Resumes Monthly Meetings With Town Improvement Talk
The Study Club reopened its year at the High School auditorium with discussions on Village Improvement Things We are Proud Of in our Town and Things We Are Not Proud Of. Mrs. Will Newman praised lawns trees and civic thrift while Mrs. Disney highlighted scenic views and roads. Discussions urged cleaner streets a library reading room and public fountain plus dust control and removal of dumping grounds. Members planned a fall bulb planting program and a large tulip bed at the school. Musical numbers by Will Newgran and Mrs. Dyeart entertained attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C R. Wheeler
Will Newman
Nonce
Here
Chicago
Disney
Lite Wood River
Melvin
Fred W. Gooding
Will Newgran
Guttschalk
Bethany Lodge Hosts Grand Master in Idaho Visit
Bethany Lodge No. 21 A F and A A held a Wednesday session with Curtis Pike of Boise visiting as Best Worshipful Grand Master of Idaho Masonry. A large gathering heard the Grand Master’s address. Eastern Star members then surprised with a elaborate collation. Grand Master departed for Richfield to install a new judge there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Lodge
A. F
Bowe
Idaho
the Indies of the Eastern Star
Richfield
Dry Homesteads Attract North Dakota Settlers Near Dietrich
John D. Feiak of American Falls locating three young men from North Dakota on homesteads of 320 acres southeast of Dietrich. In recent days about 2000 acres of dry farm land in the area have been filed on by settlers from North and South Dakota. Feiak also reported a large colony expected to move to Shoshone or nearby areas soon, with most settling on dry homesteads.
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John D. Feiak
American Falls
North Dakota
Dietrich
North
South Dakota
Shoshone
Large Colony for Shoshone Visited by McKenzie Party
Mr and Mrs Andrew J McKenzie traveled from Gooding to view a proposed large colony of land buyers led by California settlers. They toured the North Shoshone tract praised as suitable for farming and stock raising. General Manager Kays of the Mahoi irrigation company hosted the visitors at Shoshone home with dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. McKenzie
Gooding
Mr. McKenzie
California
North Shoshone
Massey Helman Wedding Unites Local Officials in Vale Ore
Mise Agnes Helman and Grea T Massey wed at the bride’s parents home in Vale Ore on Wednesday. The ceremony was performed by the bride’s father, Mr Massey, now Lincoln County treasurer. The groom’s family and friends note his banking ties with Jerome banks. Mrs Massey has longstanding ties to the town. They will reside in Jerome. Mrs George Campbell and Mrs John McPall recently returned from Prencelly after a visit with friends.
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Mise
Agnes Helman
Grea T Massey
Hev
Mire C. Helman
Vale Ore
Jerome Banks
Mra Massey
Jerome
George Campbell
Airs John McPall
Prencelly
Cow Quays
Railroad Mergers Stiropes Across West to Ogden
A sweeping railroad maneuver would have San Pedro line extend from Salt Lake to Ogden and Union Pacific take over the Oregon Short Line, with Oregon-Washington and San Pedro systems aligned. Directors in New York to formalize, offices moved to Omaha, Salt Lake reduced to division posts, western traffic redirected through Southern California.
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San Pedro
Salt Lake
Ogden
Union Pacific
Oregon
Omata
Southern Pacific
Pocatello
General Western
Los Angeles
Low Angeles
Sne
Harriman Lines
Orexon
Orth
New York
San Pedro, Los Angeles
Out Lake
Den
California
East Wa
Southern California
United States Supreme Court
Union Partie
Union Pacific Io
Pacific Coast
San Petro
Union Pacific Roe
Clark
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Union Pacifi
Oregon- Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Harriman
Anniversary Celebration In Shoshone Families Tie Bonds
Barnum Mallory and others gathered in Shoshone for the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Horne and her parents. Attendees included daughters from Alaska and Arkansas, two Mallory brothers meeting after forty years, neighbors, and a country-home card party hosted by Mrs. Griffin. The event featured family greetings,祝 and social visits amid festive goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum M Mhyifury
W. Hail Horne
Halley
Gifit
Mr. Horne
Sto Cellebrate
Mise Nottie Mtal‘Jane
Alaska
Charles L. Mallory
Howe
Arkansas
M. Mallory
Attaching Credits of Painter W L Reynolds
Mrs Reynolds initiates action to attach credits on painter W L Reynolds who vanished from Shoshone. She claims $5088 as money advanced and notes numerous unpaid bills left by the absent man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Reynolds
W. J. Reynolds
Mra Reynolds
Reynolds
University of Idaho pushes hog cholera serum plant
October 15 at the University of Idaho, Professor J F Nicholson heads a push to maximize hog cholera serum production. Two additional veterinarians will join soon to rush work, aiming to meet statewide demand for the cholera preventative. The plant’s capacity will be strained to its utmost as the need grows across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Idaho
J. F. Nicholson
Department of Bacteriology
University
Idaho Tergetion Company to supply winter water for stock
General Manager Kays of the Idaho Territory Company says parts of Idaho are becoming a stock country and the firm will assist by furnishing water in its canals during winter where practical. Water will not flow in all ditches due to freezing risks and potential spring damage. He will confer with superintendents, then visit New York to present the plan to directors and outline operations for the Shoshone project. The year ahead aims to show progress and expansion of the water system amid weather constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Kays
Idina Terigetion Company
Oather
Therselves
New York
Special Ribbon Sale at Stock-Stowers Co and Dinner Kitchen Apron Sale
The Catholic ladies of Shoshone plan a cooked food and kitchen apron sale at Keefer and White store Saturday afternoon at 2. The special ribbon sale offers many sizes and prices, with Christmas gift options and a pantry event nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock- Stowers Mere. Co
Catholic Ladies of Shoshonere
Keefer & White
Bradley Comes to Town Stirs Creditors and Neighbors
Bradley arrived last Sunday and faced a flood of demands from creditors in Boise. A former sheriff backed landlady rent actions while others sought payment for coal, typewriters, an iron safe, and various bills. The scene included a threatening youth and a rifle seizure as the crowd clashed at the depot.
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M. Bradley
J. Mo
Boise
Gratley
Bradler
Hradley
Sien
Bradley
Anc Sien
Sheral
Bim
Tor
Latest in telephone lines reach Shoshone area
Phantom circuit tech advances arrive in Shoshone this week enabling simultaneous long distance use between Shoshone and Baise. P B Merce and Mr Pierce assist in implementing the system whose four complete lines span from the capitol city to Showhome. Mrs Pierce and Mr and Capt Phifttpe entertain guests.
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Baise
P. B
Merce
Pierce
Capitol Ciy
Mrs Mullison Formerly Kate White Dies at 45
Mrs. Harry Mullison formerly Kate White died at her Boise home on Sunday aged 45. Her father was Judge White. Survived by husband and ten grown sons. Mrs Mullison helped found the town with early settlers. Bre Burnside, former school superintendent, mourned her death and others traveled to Boise for the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mullison
Kate White
Shoshone
Boise
Judge White
Mullison
Bre. Burnside
Boles
Pasaine
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Live Forge For Good
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Wood River
Massey-Helman
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Carl & Heise
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Mallory
L. Gritfin
Earda
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Buing Mra Maddock
Smith
Hone i Ailom Adles
Grifin Seetew
State University
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