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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1903
Page
5
Miss Tina Conyers visits Boise friends as Montrose tours Boise area. LDS stake leadership and baptisms mark church events. Hagerman mail delays blamed as residents push for remedy. Community gathers for old folks social and school openings. Railroad surveyors work near Upper Salmon Falls as residents consider new homes and markets.
Marion Garner returned to Hagerman last Thursday. Miss Ida Butler teaches Sand Spring school this term. Beulah Caldwell, sick for long, is slowly improving. A dance at the city hall on the night of the 3d drew a pleasant crowd. R J Dillon began winter school in district No 8 Monday with many pupils. A high wind last Saturday damaged fruit and hay stacks and filled the Soovill ferry boat with water, but damage was slight and the boat is back in service.
A surveying party led by Carl Stradley of the O. S. L. traversed from Desert station to Little Salmon river locating a 360 foot wide canyon that would need a large bridge. They mapped Salmon river to its confluence with the Snake at L. H. Norton’s ranch and proceeded to their current camp. The team includes David T. Clark L. M. Hickey Henry Grondyke Ernest Meyer Harry Miller Arthur Snyder Joe Cockyne Wn Harcomb Fred Olmstead John Milton Pat Owsley L. V. Snow and others with Stradley and his wife guiding operations.
The text notes that no record exists of a successful traitor being listed as a commissioner. It says history brands traitors as heroes only when they succeed, a claim attributed to a Coulenceiers lady.
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