Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-08-14

) tend the great show.
: Second seashore excursion to Nortf
I Beach. near Portland, on August 21st
[ via O. s. l.. Tickets limited to Is days
1 A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
/, 0. c. Dunn, here in the city, Sunday
morning. Mother and child are doing
finely.
Mrs. Nj. D. Barstow took the We'd
nesday morning train for Haley for a
ten days visit in the city Of mountain
cooIness
Second seashore excursion 10 North
Beach, near Portland, on August 2lst,
via 0. s. l.. Tickets limited to Is days.
A. A. Walters and family made a
trip to Jerome, Sunday, to plan for
contracting for the erection Of big
livery barn.
The Oregon Short Line will run an
excursion to Salt Lake and Ogden on
August 22nd. Rate from Shoshone will
be sll.l5 to Salt Lake. Tickets limited
to ten days.
A girl baby was born in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Newman some two
weeks ago at their summer home in
Ketchum. Mr. Newman expects to
move back to Shoshone before the
month expires.
A sure cure, one you can depend up
on. Hickory Bark Cough Remedy. A
sure cure. and it's purel Use it for all
lung trouble, coughs, colds, hoarseness
and sore throat. For sale by T. M.
Starrh and dealers everywhere.
Rev. S. W. Creasey and family were
rather unfortunate in the outcome of
their summer vacation as they had only
been out on the road couple of days
when the baby took sick and they made
haste to return home where they are
making brave attempt to enjoy an
onting under their own elder and willow
trees.
The Oregon Short Line will run an
excursion TO Salt Lake and Ogden on ,
August 22nd Rate from Shoshone will
be Sll.l5 to Salt Lake. Tickets limited
to ten days.
Several oyerdoses Of personal liberty
made it necessary Tor the building con- :
tractors to send to Boise for new ma ,
Sons to complete the Brennan building. (,
The work is going on steadily now, and \
The building is expected to be ready for ;
occupancy in September !.
The Haddock Land Company recently n
sold tract of land four miles from h
iooding and one and one-half miles v
from the electric line for twelve dollars v
m acre bonus. They have sold other g
.racts for a bonus of from fifteen to h
eighteen dollars an acre. This is an :,
of the value being placed on
he lands of the Twin Falls North Side ~
ract by people who have investigated
he merits of irrigated Ihaho.
Roy Jones returned the last of last r
week from attendance at the democratic r
tate conventions at Wallace. He was ~,
Identified with the regulars, who sup w
'ort Candidate Alexander for the gov in
They had a considerable h,
majority in their part or the convention, n,
ut as nearly as can be learned from n,
he reports Of the proceedings it was n
OF case of majority rule. fe
c. W. Wernicke had planned to spend ce
week or two camping up the branch, b
ear Ketchum, but the coming of the
sidewalk men kept him at p,
ONE. They have his walk completed, Ia,
nd he is having the porch built out the co
al width, in place of the old one, which in
as torn down. He says that he shall III
BEND his vacation now under the fine an
aw porch, instead of taking to the do
GODS as he expected to do. re
John II. CARRIER. late of Washington, an
3. c., whose official title is Food and de
rug Inspector, Bureau of Chemistry, CO
. 5. Department of Agriculture, made an
hoshone visit early in the week in lie,
le interest of his department. At an
resent Mr.. CARRIER makes his head 10
iarters at Spokane and his trips ex- ha
nd as far east as the Mississippi river. fo
5 the title indicates. his duties are to f.,
,tect violations of the pure food law &c
,ssed by congress some years ago and pc
'cording to his explanation of the law fai
e retail dealer can escape all liability an
r any violation of the law by selling an
handling only such goods as bear the att
or jobber's guarantee Di
purity and conformity to all the pro-
sions of the pure food law This
yes the retail dealer and throws all
sponsibilty back on the jobber and
where it, of right. belongs. Ia