Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-27

See Frost for patented lands. $40
S35 per acre.
Fresh oysters at the Stockmen' S CAT
S. Naka, proprietor.
Mrs. John Lumb went to Pocatel
Monday to visit with her son.
Mr. and Mrs. Swain of Boise are vi,
iting at K. J. McMahons this week.
A fresh supply Of high grade chocolat
and bon bo1s at Starrh's drug store.
New Oats wanted. See us befor
selling. S. G. NJ. Co.
A fresh supply Of high grade choco
lates ard bon bons at Starrh s drug store.
The shoshone Journal is on sale al
the New Resort, $. E. Todd, propri-
etor.
Liberty Millett Of Hagerman was in
Shoshone the first Of the week on bust
ness.
Editor A. S, Abbott, Of the Rupert
Record, is in Shoshone on business
today.
Oranges, bananas, lemons, cante-
ioupes and peaches at the New Resort.
S. +. Todd, proprietor
Rev C. A. Woody, d. D.. of Port
land. Oregon, was visitor at Mrs.
Bowlcr's Monday.
WANTED-New Oats. Highest mar.
ket price paid for good, clean crop.
S. G. NJ. Co.
A fine line Of Key West and domestic
cigars constantly on hand at the New
Resort. S. +. Todd, proprietor.
Fresh candies. chocolates and bon
hons. The famous Mcdonald stick
candy at the New Resort. S. +. Todd,
proprietor.
Dozens Of people are being turned
away from the hotels. almost every
night, because Of lack Of sleeping
apartments.
Harvey Hurlebus Of Jerome passed
through Shoshone this morning on his
way to Haley on business with the U.
s land office.
Rev. L. W. Riley. d. D.. president
Of the Minnville College. viii deliver an
address at the Baptist church Monday
night at s p. m. DO not fail to hear
him.
John Koets, the county surveyor of
Liucoln county has Just received from
the engravers, a supply of maps printed
from an original map Of his own. for
Lincoln county, that is the most com
plete map ever published.
Irving K. barrow, in the employ Of
the Twin Falls company, and Miss
Luella G. Felt, also Of Twin Falls, were
married in Shoshone. Wednesday after
ioon, by Rev. c. A. Varnum, at the
nome of Judge and Mrs. +. A. Walters.
They came away from Twin Falls to /
'iye their friends pleasant little sur
,rise.
A through stage line has been estab-
ished from Shoshone to Twin Falls via
Jerome which will carry passenge rs '
'eross in less time than is usually con- i
umed in making the trip by rail with v
he usual delay an Minidoka and the
tage charge is 50. The stage charge .
] So TO Jerome from either end of the T.
oute or SO for the round trip from =
hoshone to Twin Falls. n
The Jerome State bank has fled its c
'ticles Of incorporation with Fentress T
i'll. ID. c. MeWatters. Fred X. Reed,
b. Perrine. Herbert X. Grant, Jesse >.
Purdy and Jacob b. VanWagner as !,
ecrpesstors. The new bank has pur- r.,
ascd a dne lot Of bank fixtures and =.
II soon be opened for business in a =.
" building erected especially for il. ~
It'll its building is completed, how -
sr, it will do business in a temporary
uoture.
hrs. Newell Of Chicago, nation. =,
rker for the Baptist home missionary 8;
icty; Rev. l.. W Gowan Of Weiser: ~
y. ?. Monroe Smock, pastor Of the M
81 first church, Rev l. W. Riley. a,
sident of the Mnnville college: Rev. sh
$. Lawrence Of Pocateli0; Rev.
liter Brennon; MIR. and Mrs. Christie
hagerman and Rev. and Mrs. II. H. ~
rguson OF Blackfoot were visitors at .''i
'shone on their way to Hailoy to NJ
end the East-ldaho Baptist Associ- ~
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