Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-09

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: Jewelry Store. Boise, Idaho.
The Shoshone Journal is on sale /;
the New Resort, S. E. Todd, propr
etor.
Miss Lizzie Parry of Ogden arrive
from Ogden, Wednesday morning, an
will visit relatives here until the first {
September.
Mrs. w. H. Horne went to Halle
last Saturday morning to attend fam
lily picnic of her relatives. She re
turned to Shoshone Monday evening.
Ed Holden went up the branch Thurs
day to take charge of shipment o
sheep which he will take to Chicago
From there he will go for visit to hi
old home in Montreal, Canada, before
returning to his work here.
w. B. Balderston, editor of the Boise
Statesman, came through town Satur-
day, on his way down to Salt Lake. He
returned Tuesday morning, and went
up to Ketchum, where he will camp
out for week with his family
Miss May Ringgold, county superin-
tendent for Blaine county, returned
Saturday last from an extended visit to
California. Miss Ringgold reports a
very enjoyable visit bat says she was
well ready to get back home and get to
work again.
County Commissioner F. E. Crosse
received communication from Salt
Lake City on Tuesday informing him
of his appointment as foreman of the
Short Line at this place and that his
salary would be increased accordingly.
The Journal extends congratulations
At the Baptist church, Sunday, there
will be regular preaching services at
II a. m. and 8. p. m. The morning top
ic will be 1.-THE Greatness of Faith"
evening, IAN Evening With Fanny
Crosby. the Blind Poetess," which will
have solos and duets by the children and
others. All are welcome.
The Shoshone-J erome stage line start
ed last week and has been doing bust
ness every day. Each day sees an in
crease in the business and as soon as
The travelling public gets familiar with
he fact that the stage line to Jerome
-uns out of Shoshone there will be bus
ness and business. Have you no.
iced that things are coming right to-
wards Lucky Shoshone. Get ready
% welcome them as they arrive.
Gus Keefer has returned from Hot
Lake, Oregon. Gus says that he doesn't |
iced any more health than he already |
las so there was nothing for him there
IS that is all they have for sale at that
,lace. He left Mr.. Wernicke there in
oak and feeling better. He says Mr..
Nernicke expects to get home in about |
wo weeks more and looking so young
hat his oldest friends won't recognize
lin on the streets. Lucky Shoshone. !"
M. J. Sweeley, prominent attorney
# Twin Falls, was in Shoshone Mon
lay, to represent w. A. Clark in the
erry condemnation proceedings before
he county commissioners. 1t was his
irst visit to Shoshone for a year, and
lie was well pleased with the evidences
f material growth here. He says that
win Falls is growing as fast as ever,
nd that the steady gain in the quality
nd size of the buildings being erected
; very noticeable.
Fred Gooding has some fine ore on ex-
ibition at the bank from the u. P. and
burlington mine, near Salmon, in Lem
county. The ore is as snowy as any
hing in the state, and carries fine
old values. The company has a five
amp mill which is now being increased
} ten stamps. They have force of 20
len at work, and are steadily develop
g the resources of the property,
hich they believe will be one of the
bod gold producers of the state of
laho.
AnsePs Wild West show came back
rough Shoshone Wednesday on it's :
ay west, after visiting Haley and
ellevue. The proprietor took good
'al of friendly chatting over the fact
at while they were putting on their
rise thief hanging act here in Sho-
one, real thief sneaked up on them
ID stole one of the best horses in their
ow. The animal was found by Sheriff
mes over on Clover Creek, where it
d evidently been ridden, but the thief
and turned the animal loose
tn saddle and bride still on.
The Journal office this week has
rned out work for the following
aces: Rexburg, Miner, Alberta and
rome, and a wagon load of it for the l
al users. One job of 20, 900, another u