Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-04

Fv1 per acre.
!. See Frost for patented lands. $40 +
Ss5 per acre
e Fresh oysters at the Ssockmen's Cafe
S. Naka. proprietor.
g. r Borden will hay,ts car Of Rocs
sprlngs coal Saturday Best coal II
! the world. Get ID your orders early.
NJ Mcfall was called to Hot Lake
Oregon. the FIRST Of the week. by tho
reported serious illness Of bis daugh
ter Miss Stella
Judge j. N Rogers, Of BGrley, was
IN ShoshcYe this week, as attorney for
Edwin Yerbere and the people IN the
Hepburn bridge case.
The cooked food sale held By the lad.
les Of the Episcopal church one day this
week was well attended and was fin
auciallg profitable as we'll
Rev. r Monroe Smock, pastor Of the
First Baptist church Of Boise, delivered
an able address at the Baptist church
here Monday night to a good audience.
Mrs Burnside and her sister, Mrs
faris, expect to take their mother
Mrs Mclvor, down to Salt Lake Sat
urday, for medical treatment for her
eyes.
Rev. Barger preached in the Method
ist church, Sunday morning and even
ing, in the absence or Rev. Varnum,
the regular pastor. who was to preach
at jerome.
Get your tickets reserved for J. Lor-
emo Zwicky. art lecturer, on the win
ter lecture course. at the opera house.
October II. Reserved seats will be on
sale at Wernicke's
Last Sunday night President l.. W.
Riley of McMinnville college addressed
q large audience at the Baptist church
in the absence Of the pastor who was
attending the association at Haley,
on the Ideals 10 Education
% r Micklewait, late Of the First
National Bank Of Ord, Neb., arrived
here Thursday, on his way to Alberta,
90 be- cashier of the Alberta State Bank
which IS 20 open rs doors for business
within the next few days.
T. Dawson, an old resident of sho-
shone died Tuesday at Nampa. aged SO
years. Tie lived here from 1885 to 1896,
being engaged in the general merehan-
lise business Since 1896 he has made
bis home with his daughter. Mrs. HUFF,
It Nampa He was well known to AN
Pie Old timers here
The hsrd frosts Of this week have
lone wonders in the way of following
be foliage Of the trees and shrubbery
Zero IN shoahoue SIN. there are some
oses in bloom, and many other flowers.
Dave Ennis has rose on one of his }
'rize bushes almost as bright and gay
Is any June blossom
G. r. Wheeler, who has one of the
inest orchards in the county. in the !
vest part of town, brought to the Jour
val Office this morning large box Of
Is Fine Italian prunes as one could wish
@ see. He will have about 20 tons of
his fruit. most Of which viii be re- I"
uired for the local market. "
A special teachers examination is be- r.
ig held this week. TO allow candidates !
or teaching certificates to qualify in !.
numbers to fill all the schools.
N over the state there has been such
shortage Of teachers that the state
ordered this general ex- q
without waiting for the reg u
ar quarterly one, >
Practically all the big 1900" class n
eight engines, the heaviest ON the
lad, have been taken OIL this division
I'd put on heavier duty elsewhere. The
ass 900" Baldwin compounds have
ken their places. and are doing prac-
ally all the hauling on this division,
cy are not prime favortes of the en-
ieers and firemen.
MARRIED. Harvey N. Brooks. of on
.iley and Miss Weunieford Standheld "a
Bellevue We're united in marriage at an
8 Baptist parsonage last night, Oct. 10
l. by Rev, r. NJ. Patterson. r. d.
e young couple NH make their home
the new town - Wendell. Our con-
'tulations go with to theirnew home. sh
The first state church organization i'''
s practically been completed. The ~
ptisis Ia their two annual associ- w. y.
ons have unanimously decided TO or ''''
iize state convention 10 include
rth and South Idaho and the follow
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