Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-11
THE WEEK IN BRIEF
Being Review OF the Interesting happenings In Lincoln County In
0cnera nadS . Particular.

b See Frost for patented lands. $40 q
Ss5 per acre
Fresh oysters at the stockmen's Cafe
s. Naka. proprietor
Fresh oysters a. the stockmcn Cafe
s. Nals, proprietor
Lost a gold bracelet, hearing th,
engraved name ~ jsg McFall Re
turn and receive reward
a little daughter was born Tuesday
% Mr and Mra Gottfuld Gohrig, living
on Big wood river north 81 town
Mias Stella MefaH, who was last
week reported az being quite III at Hot
Lake., Oregon, Is much better again.
g p Borden Is putting ane new
fairbauks standard wagon scales al bis
umber and coal yard on west Rail
street
Rev O. A. Vanum occupied the pull
pit al the Methodist church Sunday,
after an absence Of one Sunday at Je-
rome.
Fresh candies. chocolates and bon
bons. The famous Mcdonald stick
candy at the New Resort s. f. Todd,
proprietor.
Frank MilIsaps and family expect to
take a trip 70 California some time this
winter 20 visit Mr.. Millsaps. senior,
who is making his home there.
Mrs. Leah NJ, Burnside returned this
week from Salt Lake with her mother,
Mrs McIvor They went down there
70 consult an eye specialist in regard to
Mrs. Meiyor's sight.
The Purdum barn is nearing compile
ton and sill soon be ready for business.
ID viii be Of the largest in southern
Idaho. as we'll as well as one of the
most comfortable and well arranged
Rev. G. w. Barnes OF Boise. presid-
ing elder Of the Boise district Of the 1
Methodist church, will preach Sunday
night az the shoshone Methodist church.
a love foaat and the regular quarterly
communion service win be held also.
Ross Haddock. the genial and accom-
assistant cashier in the First
National bank, started Tuesday for a
few Weoks visit at his old home in
Bedford, Iowa He wanted to stay
oager but the bank could not wen
spare him.
The gravel work on Walnut street is
practically finished an but dwelling
Town the gravel hauivtl in to bring it
ip % the grade Il will be one of the
,ual thoroughfares Ia southern Idaho.
Ne one uasightly lava knoll has been
.boat all blasted and hauled away
A. L. Freehafcr Of Council. mems
ior Of lho last legislature from Wash
lgtou county. WAS in town Thursday
% his way back home from visit 80
'hio. whore he was born. He made
God record in the legislature, being ]
onorcd with the democratic nominal I
ION for speaker and being the recog- y
lied minority leader at all times. s
The curfew bell is being pretty well s
the boys sesmpering for ,
ome upon hearing the first tap if t
hey have not already gone home to o
void an possible encounters with the t
hcers The bell which rings at $3.50,
.as good deal Of a mystery to some
{ the towuspeople for the first few
.ghts, until they learned It's signf. r
mee as 'kid bell. Il
Some fine pears were brought up this z
eek from Fred Gooding's ranch near ,
While the pears We're not i
an exceptional still one weighed al q
ost fourteen ounces, and others were II
most as large. Some immense pota-
les are being raised ~ Goodisg this
ar. one being on exhibition at the
ore there which weighs 8 l2 pounds,
"a two pound tubers are so common
TO Dc classod with the little fell
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