Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-08-21

For harness repairs go to the Big
Collars Harness Shop.
Major Reed spent part of Sunday
and Monday in Gooding.
All sorts of horse millinery at the Big
Collar Harness Shop.
Miss Ailshie, daughter of Supreme
Justice J. L. .Ailshie, Of Boise. is visit
ig this week with Miss Louise Cooling.
I. CSBrubacher, cashier of the Good
ing State bank, has gone to HALEY to
arrange to bring his family to Gooding.
Allen Buckley has gone off on a camp
ing trip on the Little Smokey. He ex-
poets to be gone for couple of weeks.
P. E. DuSaut, cashier of the Hager-
man state bank, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, were Cooling visi-
tors Wednesday.
Big Collar Harness Shop; Harness
saddles, blankets, whips, robes and col
lars E. w. Bostrom ( Son. Proprie-
tors, Gooding, Idaho.
Miss Helen Whitney who has been
visiting for the past few weeks with
her friend, Miss Louise Gooding, has re-
turned to her Boise home.
The work OF preparing the interior of
the building for the new bank is pro-
crossing rapidly and the bank will like
" be opened for business before an
other week.
The city water works is being taxed
to supply water for surrounding ranches
and in order to help meet the operating
expenses charge of . cents per barrel
has been made.
Mrs. Edw T. Barber was visitor
in Gooding Tuesday on her way home
after accompanying her husband to the
meeting of the Eastern Idaho Press
club at Montpelier.
The Golden Rule Store has made ready
to receive large invoice of granite,
glass and queensware. Due to ar
rive soon. Has also received a new lot
of furniture and groceries.
Work has begun on the excavation
for the $40, 10000 school house. The
board will push the work as rapidly as
possible and it is hoped to have it ready
for school use by the first of December.
The family of Chas. T. Manning ar
rived in Gooding this week where they
will make their permanent home Mr.
Manning has recently opened a real es-
tate office in Gooding. He has erected
a house on his residence lots where his
family will reside.
r. T. Furcht, the genial real estate
man and member of the city council, has
gone to Spokane on business. From
Spokane he will go to his old home in
South Dakota to look after his farming
interests there. 1t is now threshing
time in that great wheat belt.
Work has begun on the excavation
for the Arcade block. This block will
be one of the finest in the state when
it is completed. 1t will cover the front
age of full six lots on Main street and
be 100 feet deep and three stories high.
A portion of the upper floor will be con-
verified into a first-class opera house.
The Misses Nettie and Lille Byerts,
of Hill City, Kansas, have been visiting
in Gooding this week with the Hill City
colony. Mr.. Byerts, the father of the.
young ladies, is postmaster at Hill City.
He is also the owner of fine quarter
section of land in the vicinity of Wen
dell The young ladies are touring the I
country during the vacation of Miss
Nettie who is a teacher in the city
schools of Los Angeles, California. t
George Schroeder, of Hepburn, has S
been in Cooling this week painting win {
low signs for the Gooding Townsite n
and the Gooding State bank. I
Several other business firms of the city S
ook advantage of his presence to have T.
ONE artistic work done. Mr.. Schroed- p
+ is an artist of the first water. He ="
an paint sign THAT 10 ui4SASSiiSN DNe
e can also make himself at home IN
he highest circles of the artists p
7orld He is king among men for his
qualities of heart and head
nd his high ideals. 81
The Joe Voght building on Main st. 6
as been sold to D. H. Buckley who ri
Tix,move it to the rear of his Main st. +,
,tsiand face it on Second Ave. When :.
. is moved it will be occupied by A. Z. ~
.ongley for. plumber shop. On the n
Its vacated by this building Mr.. Voght
5ill erect two-story brick at once. n
he Buckley two-story building forms
ne side of the new building and the
ew Taylor building the other side SO :.
hat Mr.. Voght has only the two ends :,
nd roof to build to make his building II
ompIete. r:
Last Thursday witnessed the arrival II