High School Teachers Named for Next Year At Shoshone High
Superintendent Wesson announces the corps of teachers for the coming school year at Shoshone High. New faculty includes Miss Prances Mile English, Miss Ruth Keller Lancaser, Mise Claude Unistead, Robert Gideon Science, Miss Zelma Carpenter, Miss Eleanor Jones Home Economics, Misa Olive Gunderson Commercial, Mr. Clair Kirkpatrick Mathematics, Miss Lilian Gilmer Prim, Mrs. Emma Johnson Third and Fourth, Mrs. Werrett Departmental, North Side Mise Gladge Popking, Mise Edith Alderman Third and Fourth, Miss Imogene Boall Kindergarten. The faculty is described as the strongest in the school’s history with graduates from universities and specialists in their fields. The notice adds that students seek rooms, board, and winter work, urging offers to contact the high school office or principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesson
ALS
Worrell
Prances Mile
Ruth Keller
Mise Claude Unistead
Robert Gideon
Zelma Carpenter
Asm Ruglint
Eleanor Jones
Misa Olive Gunderson
Clair Kirkpatrick
Lilian Gilmer
Emma Johnson
Werrett
Weeks
North Side
Gladge Popking
Edith Alderman
Imogene Boall
High Schoo
Avers
Emleee
Plese
Carl Casey Weds Mira Helen Jefferson in Newark Wedding
A Newark paper reports the wedding of Mira Helen Louise Jefferson of 118 Nesbitt Terrace Tre ington to Carl Watts Casey of Shoshone Idaho at St Pauls Episcopal Church. The bride wore white lace and tulle with orange blossoms a shower bouquet of rose blossoms. Bridesmaids wore pink and white organdie and carried purple asters and pink roses. Best man Bernam Lynn and ushers Frederick Hemingson and Frank Mulcahy attended. A reception followed at the bride's aunt's home. The couple will reside in Shoshone Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
New Jersey
Carl Casey
Caneyn
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Mira Helen Louise Jefferson
Nesbitt Terrace
Treington
Carl Watts Casey
Shoshone
Idaho
Ft T. Beckenbach
Wilwood
N. J
Missex Marjory A. MacDonald
Bernam Lynn
Gian
Frederick Hemingson
Pottersville
Frank Mulcahy
B. J. Lynn
Roseville
Shoshone Idaho
Edwin Grosse Weds New Jersey Bride in Poentello
Edwin Grosse marries Miss Majorie McDonald last Friday at the Presbyterian parsonage in Poentello with Rev. Phipps officiating. Best man and matron of honor were Mr. and Mrs. Car Casey. Afterward the couple celebrated at the Bannock and began their Western journey toward Shoshone. The bride accompanies from Newark via Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson and Mrs. Casey. The couple will reside in Shoshone after October 1 at the Morton Rooms. Labor Day plans in Dietrich and a Dietrich School District election notice follow in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Grosses
Majorie McDonald
Presbyterian Parsonage
Poentello
FR. Phipps
Car Casey
Bannock
Frank Grosse
Fawin Grosse
Our City
Biss. McDonald
Hilledale
N. J
Pocatello
Carl Casey
A.J. Jefferson
Jefferson
Newark
Dietrich
Annual School Election lineup for Shoshone trustees
The annual election for trustees of Independent School District No. 12 will be held in Shoshone on September 7, 1820 at the south side school. Trustees to be elected: one for 1 year in place of Chif Lane, two for 2 years in place of LF McAlahon and Johnny Merit Sing V. Murphy clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich
Shoshone
South Side
Hows
Chi Ff Lanes Onn
LF McAlahon
Johny Merit
Idaho Delinquency Law Provisions for Children and Parents
The document outlines Idaho 1911 laws on delinquency and schooling. It defines delinquent and disorderly behavior by children, penalties for parents, guardians, and others, and requirements for children to attend school. It details exemptions, court processes, probation officers, and duties of school trustees to report truancy and incorrigibility, with enforcement through probate and industrial training schools. It references a millinery opening in Gooding and names county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linco
Maho
Idaho
Chilren
Isald
Idaho Industrial Training School
Juvenite Reformatory
Board of Trustees
Atatt
Dietrich Wild Celebration Promises Big Day Attracts County Folks
The Dietrich event next Monday features relay and turning races, saddle and pony contests, a grand dance, and music by the Jarame Jazz Band. Local residents return or relocate to the area, with several families moving from neighboring towns, while teachers face resignations and a hiring push as public schools near a late opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gage
Nore Tin
Kang
William Brooks
Fmily
Metrich
Dooley
Welle Farm
Millu
Washington
W. J. Morrow
Silver In
Oregon
Mra. J
Harrington
Amarillo
Texas
Roya
Jarame
Turaiay
Myrtha Borden
Meyers School
Shnshone
Union Pacific System Seeks New Equipment to Boost Service
Ormada Neb Sept 1 Union Pacific plans major fleet expansion totaling 102 locomotives 4189 freight cars and 72 passenger train cars to improve motor and passenger service for peacetime transport after wartime expansions. Some units already deployed. congress faces decision on restoration of property to owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormada
Neb
Railruela
Union Pacific
Walline
Feu
Transportitoy
Weomotives
Thia
Tte
Labor Day Proclamation by the Governor of Idaho
Governor BD W Davis proclaims Monday September 5 as Labor Day in Idaho, calling for statewide ceremonies and exercises to honor workers and the vital role of labor in national life. The proclamation, dated August 30 1920, is signed by Secretary Albert Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
Idaho
Toller
Congress
Wber
Killiouns
Tolsteinum
I. D. W. Davis
Mahe
Tdaho
Roles
W. Davis
State of
Albert ©. Jones
Mamama Items and Local Notices From Rupert
Fragmentary local notes record Mrs. Cerheniee mother’s illness and hoped recovery. Mentions Mee Kir and Mise Lapner arriving Friday, Miss Ritrainen teaching shooting, Mrs. Kinne visiting, Mrs. Dawley of Hopert Farm, and Mr. Belmare of Gennes Ferre in town. Also references C.J. Ruch family, Paine couple out for a dye outing, and trains near Tue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wortone
Rupert Tursuay
Mie
Purker
Prement
Cerheniee
Mise
Lapner
Kirtsy
Aera
Beateton Smittny
Roether
Gennes Ferre
Kimama
Mennay Tavrenones
Geehoett Stapp
Turetay
Richfield Local News and Community Notes
Richfield Idaho items cover social visits from residents including Aubrey and Elliot Fletcher on a trip to Berkeley by auto and a Delirium Luncheon after a party at the Crosby home. The report lists residents moving to American Falls and Bonneville area, a crowd at the American Hall dance, a baby born to Mr and Mrs L Brooks, and the first Woman's Club meeting upcoming at the M E Church. Also noted are population figures for Lincoln County 1920 and various precinct counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bohemia
Richfield
Masdaines Craxbe
Tush
L. C. Walker
American Falls
Burna
Oregon
Brat
Walker
Reclamation
Crosby
Aubrey
Elliot Fletcher
A. L. Fletcher
ElMotty
Berkeley
Cal
Alien
Mills and Aten
Mra Lindermer
Woman's Club
M. EB
McKay Orchestra
American Hall
James H. Lane
Monrovia
California
Ciel Wis
Mra L. Brooks
K. & Phelps
Oakland
Richie
Petition motions and court notices in Shoshone Idaho 1920
A messy readable slice shows a petition to move Shoshone to Mountain time and push to completion a federal reclamation project. It lists local businesses and citizens urged to sign. The district court in Lincoln County Idaho presides over a case John Matson vs Jobs Rower with summons and deadlines. Sheriff notices describe estray livestock sales and upcoming auctions at farms near Shoshone and Dietrich for several branded animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiho Apie
Keefer & White
Eark
Board of Education
Hine
Idaho
Lincoln County
Wilsoni
Yortlind
Fourth Judicial District
Lincoln
John Matson
Piaintift
Mona Jobs Rowser
John Pawner
Tdaho
Phinti
Pistriot Court
Mnis
Harlan
Hein
Showbone
Itabo
Methodist Church Notes Reflect Busy Local Week
An efficient church board plans a Thursday after prayer meeting session. Attendance at Sunday services was strong. Several members and families returned from summer homes, and plans for Epworth League events and fundraising are noted. Rev Brown to give farewell messages at Shoshone next week. Sunday services include a solo and a flower service, with a key youth meeting September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
F Batten
T. H Gooding
Ketchum
Theo Paul Planner
Chater
Epworth
W. P. Fancher
Fancher
Riehield
Fancher Hwill
Besselen
Liles Aid
W. H
Panen
Monarch Petroleum Co saleeman advertises Texas Louisiana New Mexico properties
Monarch Petroleum Co lists assets with capital of two million dollars and a 14 percent annual dividend. Properties span Texas Louisiana and New Mexico. The firm operates 27 oil wells producing about 32 000 barrels monthly and plans to drill 20 more wells with contracts let for a portion of them. Contact Myrt Weaver to discuss details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Petroleum CO
M.A. Weaver
Saleeman
Texas
Lousiana
New Stexico
Myrt Weaver
Idaho Reclamation Association Organizes for Statewide Work
Freddy Reed reports Idaho Reclamation Association is incorporated as a non profit with fifteen directors. The group aims to extend efforts to every county, elect officers and county committees, and fund sustained membership to support reclamation and drainage projects across Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddy Reed
Idaho Reclamation Axscmta Tion
Ander Lawa
Dubu
Xpadite
Duainess
Popaig
Poer
Snake River
Pocateco
Idaho
Tts
Idahn
Rome
Treancarer
Judiciary Board
Marn
Ananvink
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin Grosse
Trustees District School District
J. E. Houston
Alteri
Main Street
Gooding
Soietrich Precinct
Union Pacific System
Richfield Idaho
Bureau
Sheahone
Kimaam
Uncle Sam
Sharge
Baugh Nurainy
Mary Miles Minter
Anne of the
Wm. Russell
E. A. Bowler
Beulah Guyman
Ips
Estrays
John Sims
Jona Sims
Fis
Lamb Place
Shoshom
United States
Clarence Wheeler
Ste
Chan H. Matson
Tle Panch
S.B
Chas
Atalson
Muller Southhwast
Itaby
Enah
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Eleanor Anderson
Withrow
Nivinse
Foo
Idaho Reclamation
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