Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-02

; High grade candies and chocolates
( the New Resort S. E. Todd, propri
I tor.
Z ]. E. Dixon and son, from Pagan
I were visiting Shoshone on Tuesday las
= Mrs. H. G. Bsugh of HALEY, hi
2 gone on visit to her old home in Mi
souri,.
e Governor Gooding came through tow
y the first Of the week, on his way up tn
branch on business.
c LIN. Higgins, of Rupert was recent
' in Shoshone on his way to jerome wher
he invested in some guilt edged lots.
; c. p. Johnshn, Of the johnson ranch
J Alberta, was in town Wednesday ant
Thursday. He is expecting to put in |
Bell phone at the fine new house he ha,
finished on his place.
E. L. Woodworth and family Of
Gooding are preparing to start in day
or two for months trip to the Yellow
stone National park. They will go by
way of Lemhi county where Mr. Wood
worth's brother will join them.
Fred w. Jordan and wife, of Haley,
were in Shoshone few days this week
Mr.. Jordan is one of the representa-
tives of the Big Wood river irrigation
project. He has bought property at
Alberta and contemplates making that
his headquarters.
A. S. Worswick of Salt Lake, was in
Shoshone few hours Monday evening
on his way home from a visit to Haley.
Mr.. Worswick is former resident of
the Wood River country and has never
entirely overcome the fishing habit
about this time of year so he takes
vacation in order to indulge in the sport
and dream of his boyhood days.
The work of grading the street along
the east side of the tracks is progress
ing nicely and the old ponds that have
been an eye sore to that part of Sho-
shone for so long will be but memories.
The present city council seems deter
mined to push improvements and make
our little city as possible for it's citizens
as well as attractive for visitors.
Lucky Shoshone,
Receiver Fred Bradley of the Haley
land Office, missed his train Monday for |
home and had to stay over day in Sho-
shone. The next morning Fred went
to the car Immediately after breakfast
and got seat where he remained until
after dinner rather than take chances
Of getting left again. Fred declares
hat one day in Shoshone was enough
Tor him. Lucky Shoshone. F"
Thursday morning, that some one had
stolen one of the fine little saddle horses
rom Ansel's Wild West show Wedues-
lay night. The horse was not one of
he buckers, which it would have been
worth mans life to get on, but neat
riding horse, for which the owner had
,een offered $780, No trace has as yet
'een found of the missing animal.
Archie Bowler has his new house on
he north side of town almost ready for
1t will be one of the most
lightly locations in town, and as COM
ortable as il is good to look upon.
here is no house with better foun-
alton, for it is built upon sharp lit
lie lump of lava, several feet above the
urrounding ground, making natural
GRACE that wonld last as long as the
ills hang together. I
The members of the rs. B. B. f" club
re having more fun than circus these ,
avs, but all side-stepped a challenge of /
he broneho busting show man to earn !
he $25 which he offered for any one 9
tho would do the riding stunt he des- :
mated. The B. b. girls said it looked h
30 easy, in fact it was so much like 9
aking candy from a baby that they de
lined to be inveigled into an attempt to .
leet the challenge They all said they .
salIy did not need the money, any way, =
nd that it was contrary to their cons q
tuition and bylaws to earn money. +,
Lucky Shoshond. =
Thomas J. Wheeler and Miss Vera :.
rocket, both of Rupert, were married :,
the Shoshone Methodist church 4
'ednesday afternoon, by Rev. c. A. i
iwards. They were accompanied by ),
RS. Hayes and the brides mother, =,
RS. Crockett. of Rupert, who were 81
Illnesses to the ceremony. Miss :,
'ockett's brother was married here by :,
~. Edwards in March, and was so de
III pleased with the genial pastor that h;
seems to have recommended the 70
wards brand of matrimony to others. !,
lie newly married couple will reside 90
farm near Rupert. 90
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