Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-18
GOODING NEWS.
Items of Interest From That THIRTY
ing Town.

c. j. Lisle, of Shoshone, was an all
day Gooding visitor Monday.
The Golden Rule has a full line Of
groceries, CONNECTIONS, wall paper, ETC.
A special sale of enamelware this week
The cement floor has been finished in
the city pump house and that makes it
about the finest little pump house in the
country
A new line of first class flour just re-
ceived and the price is always right at
the Golden Rule. See our full line of
holiday goods.
E. L. Stilson, product of the great
state of Iowa, has accepted position
with Dygert & Fullerton andis busy be-
hind the counter.
Raymond Owens of Haley is helping
F. W. 1rdan tn the drug store this
week. Hope he will become a perman-
ent fixture there.
The HaddocK Land Co. were moving
Office furniture into their new building
on Main street Their office will be
about the SWEETEST thing in town.
A new three-H. P. gasoline engine
was enstalled in the Leader building,
Wednesday, to furnish power for the
printing presses, linotype, folders, etc.
Nothing too good for the Leader.
The Millner-Bower Real Estate Co.
have moved their Office to the Lincoln
County State Bank Office. They are
now on the ground floor and propose to
let their customers in on the same pro-
position.
James Patton, of Pocatello, was
passenger on traih No 1, Sunday night.
He expects to remain here several days
to look after his contracts on the brick
work of the Thompson building and the
MacWaters building on Main street.
The large new Implement building
being built by w. E. Hurlbut, of Ia
coma, Washington, on Second st., is
looming up big. 1t is 7Ox1OO it. and
story and half high. 1t will be stock
ed with full line of farm implements
and machinery.
The new school house was tnrned over
to the plasterers at noon, Tuesday, and
if the weather is favorable they will
finish it in 10 days or two weeks. Mr..
Sandstrom is straining every point to
get the building finished by the time
the January term begins.
Mr. Wilcox is from Hill City, Kansas,
and has a fine piece of land just west
from Wendell that he expects to i'm
prove this next summer. While in Good
ing Mr. Wilcox called at the Leader
office and left nice order for letter
heads, envelopes, etc. which is APP
preciated.
Rev. " Wilcox, of Wendell, was a
Cooling visitor, Wednesday. Mr. Will
cox has recently located in Wendell and
opened a real estate office. A CONNER
cial Club was orgaoized there last week
and Mr.. Wilcox was elected secretary.
Mr.. L. C. Hastings is treasurer and Mr..
Barnett is president.
VIM Hayden finished the plastering
of the Hotel Lincoln, at noon Tuesday, .
being just 81 days doing the job. A ,
large force of carpeters are now at
woek on the finishings and it will not
be great while now till the houses will
be completed. Superintendent Seaman
is pushing the work as fast as practi ,
cable. n
Supt. Eldridge, of the o. S. L. Ry,
has been here this week again, looking
over the freight situation. 1t is now
that the railroad company :
will use the entire present depot for >
the ticket and express business and +
build new freight depot at the juno S
ion of the o. S. L. with the Idaho L
Southern road, on West Railroad ave.
Work on the Arcade building is pro-
PRESSING finely these days and force
# men are making concrete blocks in :
he big shed that was built in the +
basement of the building Several car 7
Dads of lumber have arrived and are v
,eing unloaded on the ground and it h
will not be so very long till we have {
ne of the incest little theatres in a
southern Idaho as the third floor is to !
re used entirely for that purpose. :.