Local Brevities from Shoshone and Nearby Towns
Shoshone and surrounding communities report a flurry of visits and trips by residents and visiting professionals, including doctors, educators, and merchants. Notable notes mention Dr Emerson and Dr Dill, J J Goates, May clerkship moves, and gatekeeping on local civic matters. A new Little Wood river bridge nears completion, and the Woman's Club readings gain traction. Local social ties, travel, and business news converge in a broad snapshot of daily life.
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Alirt Walete
Ben Coltharp
Bunday
James Laidlow
Ketchum
Rhoshone
Blowe
Hailey
Dr. Emerson
Carey
Dr. Dill
J. Bell
Cambridge, Idaho
J. J. Goates
Gooding
Shoshone
Mite
Homma Davies
Minick
Fay
Hoo Guy ’. Barnum
Iailey Hatardey
Hebert Conners
Hagerman
Dr. Plumer
Noise
Ed. Gooding
Pocatello
Gertrude Berry
Columbia Hotel
Permeal French
Major Reed
Marley
Levue
Lynne LaMunyon
Logan
Utah
Booth
Storkman
May, Teoggold of
City
Jim McFall
Moscow
the State University
F. Frost
Bellevue
C. Hall
Mountain Home
Bertha Carmichael
Joplin
Missouri
T. E. Beck
Jim Donn
Cassia County
J. A. Cammett
Dever
Huntington
Oregon
J.D. Dillinger
Astoria, Oregon
Shiorhone
Pickren
Dr. Moody
Portland
Soldier
The
Baptist Association
Jenxe Hailey
Silver Creek
Blaine County
J. B. Wilbur
J. B. Perrine
National Irrigation Congress
Colorado Springs
P.M. Broner
Boise
Broner
Tex Angel
Bert Bowler
Butte
Montana
J. B. White
Gener
Joe Burbidge
Burbidge
O. J. Brennan
Little Wood River
R. J. McMahon
Idaho
Bernice Champlain
Howard
Archie
Bert. Bowler
Bowler
Mable
Edith
Reggie Bowler
Mr. Pratt
Margaret
D. W. Yarden
Mes. Miller
Dr. Rogers
Rev. Clark
Don W. He Baugh
Pharris
Safurds
de Bang
Oscar Biies
Turryall
Cole
Devil’s Corral
Snake River
Desert
Hodgman
F. R. Gooding
Republican State Central Committee
R. M. McCollum
Frank Laverty
Danville, IL
Oregon City
John Westhafer
Loogootee
Ind
Chamberlain
W. H. Baugh
Draggrst
North Rail
St. Shoshone, Idaho
G. B. Keefer
T. M. Starrh
Shoshone, Idaho
M. A. Coolidge
Postoffice Building
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