Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-07-17

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The white sand-hme brick from
Boise are arriving for the face of the
Hotel Lincoln. They are beautiful
brick, and will set the building off in
neeffect
A. K. Thompson has completed his
furniture store bulldog ard has his
stock on the way. He hopes to be able
to open for business within the next
week or ten days.
Among those present at the ball game
last Sunday was S. Ray Gwin, of Hag-
erman, the genial assistant postmaster
at that place and the excellent cores
pondent for the Journal for the Hager-
man valley.
Mrs. Fred Hastings, of Wendell, who
was operated on last week by DR.. Higgs
at Woodlawn Sanitarium for abdomi-
nal tuberculosis, is making a splendid
recovery, to the great qualification of
host of friends.
The application for room in the
Woodlawn Sanitarium is so great that
additional room has been secured by
erecting a large tent on the beautiful
lawn where convalescent patients will
find Accommodations.
I. w. Hufaker has purchased lots or
Montana street and has erected COM
modious building of corrugated iron in
which he will run a livery and feed
stable. This gives our town three first
class livery stables and all doing good
business.
Mr.. Seaman, of Boise, has taken
charge of the construction of the Hotel
Lincoln and is rushing construction as
rapidly as possible. Some 20 men are
now at work Oh the building. The
foundations are completed and brick
work will begin this week.
The village board of Trustees opered
bids for city Jail Wednesday but as
none were satisfactory no contract
was let and for the present the village
marshall will have to sit and hold his
prisoner until relieved by the sheriff or
the prisoner makes a get away.
DR.. W. E. Dubes, the Shoshone den
list. was in Gooding Wednesday and
was kept busy all day by his tooth ach-
ing friends. DR.. Dubes has the reputa- !
ton of being the best dentist in this
part of Idaho and when he is expected
in Gooding he finds friend waiting ready /
for his full time.
Recently oneof the workmen on the
water tank fell from the top of the
portion of the tank in position but for
tunately fell into the tank instead Of (
outside. The inside fall is about Is /
feet while the outside one is about 100 I
feet. Had he fallen outside it would 1
have required the services of a pros
pector to find him after he hit the
ground.
Matlock & Atchison have purchased .
an entire block of lots or Montana St
and will erect a livery and feed stable.
They also expect to maintain camping
corrals and to handle coal. They have
2 large portion of their corral fence uD
now and have their coal sheds compile
ted. They also have stock of coal on
hands now ready for business in that
line.
The brick building on Main street
erected by D. H. Buckley is completed
and will be occupied by the first of next
week. The lower floor viii be used as
a Jap restaurant and the upper floor will
he used as social club room. This is
the first two story business building in
the town and is also the first brick build
ing in the town to he completed. 1t is
built of Cooling brick and is an elegant I
Major Fred R. Reed is proving one of
he best friends of the town it has ever
had. He is spending much time and
energy IN promoting ENTERPRISES that
vil build up the town. The two con-
.rete buildings just COMPLETED are mon
,ments to his untiring afforts along this
inc. The buildings present a most sui
,tantial aupearance and are q credit to
heir builders. George Dawson and. Mr.
2aver.
Evans Wood mas enlarged his store
Dom to accommodate his Increasing
rade The addition is used by his
took of furniture which is fine and
yell selected stock at mighty tempting
cures. He has also just received a 7
me line of new groceries, his dried /
ruit being especially fine and low
riced. In addition ne has also re-
ieved complete line of beautiful
rockery ware and queensware. It is q
reat to visit his store.
DR.. Hendricks of lola. Kansas. with