Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-26

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I High grade candies and chocolates
: the New Resort. S. E. Todd, propris
I tor.
{ Geo. w. Manning, representing tn
Capital News of Boise, was in tow
: Tuesday, interesting the people in hi
4 paper.
E. T. Barber of the Journal is spen
ing the week in Twin Falls and Cassi,
county, on varied business and pleasur,
mission.
Mrs. c. F. Borden entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Methodist
church, Wednesday afternoon. Ice
cream and cake were served as part of
the entertainment.
A social dance was held at. Gooding.
Friday night, attended by good share
Of the people of that section. About
twenty couples were on the floor. and
the dance lasted until almost day break.
several went from Shoshone.
II. ]. Barnes, of Payette, stone ma
son Of wide experience, is at work on a
big stone barn, 40x56 feet, for Steck & |
Millsaps, the dairymen The barn is to
be used exclusively for their fine herd
Of Jersey COWS.
Special services are to be held next
sunday at the Baptist church. Preach
ng by Rev. T. M. Patterson. B. D.. at
] a. m. and p. M. Morning topic:
The riches of knowing how to be CON
ent. Evening topic: "Going to the
'anquet. " Special music, the popular /
evival hymn, Get Right With God, "
5 used by Gypsy Smith. !
Bert Jones, who came up from Good |
Y two weeks ago to be treated for /
cart trouble, has been dangerously i'll,
} that at times his life has been de- v
'aired Of The family have been in t
'stitute condition until friends took up Il
generous subscription for their relief. n
ev. I. M. Patterson took around the
lper, securing about $40 for the I'M 81
rtunate family "
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gamble of Boise Z
ere in town Monday morning on their G
ny up to Ketuchum for months out Il
3. Mr.. Gamble is night foreman and at
ike-up on the Daily Statesman, and
e long, hard work of the Haywood So
al, with it's great amount of extra ar
nting, has made him glad of chance
: an outing.
:. w. Wernicke, the we'll known
hardware dealer has bought A.
rlne lots In Jerome, and may con ="
de to open up hardware store
re. He has an immense stock of
IDS here, more than he has room for.
would use the surplus as nucleus giN
the new store. He believes Jerome list
a bright future as business point. Oh
he Journal force made visit Sun ah'
to the farm of VIM. Mabbutt, west an'
own, where almost every variety of nei
etable and flower known in the eie
ted States is grown. Mr. and Mrs. lca
Dbutt have brought the farm to pro "a
Die cultivation, after being told for can
rs they could not possibly get water .he
t. They have brought their farm in N
fine state of cultivation. Tor
he Twin Falls News reports that one c S,,'o
Smith hauled 4s loads of hay from '''io
res of land adjoining the townsite ). .'''
Hansen. The correspondent does -.
say how big the loads were, or -
Their it was two or three cuttings, ~
- IA d.. 80 81" o'i '''a' ular
, and that they have an immense -,
in that section. '-s
'pners caused break IN the high Shoi
canal on the south side, near the If II
onwood flume, last week. and only II Oh
ne vigilance OF local resident who for
ened to be looking over the country
q field glass, so that he CHANGED to
he break, the accident might have
ID much damage. He sent word to
ompany and the water was turned ShO.
o that the break could be repaired
70 days hard work.
IS Haddock went up the branch. So
g. Sunday. and caught among 9th ed in
ngs 2 l-2 pound trout. This in city
led his brother, Attorney Paul hous,
ock, so that ne too went a-fishing. publ
avs later He fished Industrious city !
d finally Mrs. Haddock, who was owns
him, caught one trout. But it made
was aggravating to see the Japs, the Il
amped on the bank on either side more
m, pulling out dozens of fish as such
they could bait their lines, while ing.
addock lines had no charms for and il
| respondent and suicidal bullfrog. at the
ne frisky, high-lifed trout. and Il
would
Knights of PythiaS. 1t is
regular meeting of Delos LODGE 50