Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-11
Gooding Items.
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n car lOdu OIL pores are OH Irdck mere
for the telephone people.
Gov. Gooding Sundayed in town, go
ing back to Boise Monday morning.
Cy. L. Blodgett, T. H. Gooding and
Tom Gooding Jr. of Shoshone were
visiting at Gooding Sunday.
Mrs Taylor and the new baby are
getting along just fine; but L. B. Taylor:
Well You know how it is yourself.
The Golden Rule has a full line of
4 groceries, confections, wall paper, etc.
A special sale of enamelware this week.
The lsrge plate glass windows for
the Leader" building arrived, Thurs
day and are being put in place today.
The weather the last week has
warmed up lot and building opera
tions have assumed normal conditions
again.
A new line of frst-class flour just re-
i ceived and the price is always right at
the Golden Rule. See our full line Of
holiday goods.
The Meyer Bros. have completed the
large warehouse they were building
and now have ample room for their
large stock of hardware.
There are two new meat markets now
on Washington ST., T. P Darr having
opened shop in his building and stock
ed it with the best of meats.
The Haddock building on Nam st. is
about ready to move into and is very
pretty building. The Haddock Land
Co. will be doing big business there
SOON
Charlie J. Isle, of Shoshone Journal
was up Saturday helping to get the
machinery and type of the Leader
office Strengthened around. They will
be ready to do job work by Wednesday.
The concrete cross walks being put
in by Contractor Stanwood, this week,
are greatly appreciated by all, and are
surely not in any before they are need
ed.
A large new locomotive arrived Sun
day evening for the Idaho Southern Ry.
It will be sent to the front to do con-
struction work and the other engine
will stay here to do the switching for
the company. The road is now built
five miles the other side of Wendell
C. C. Eckhoff, another Missouri boy
arrived in Gooding Sunday morning and
expects to make Gooding his future
home. The Missourians of Gooding and
vacinity should form Missouri associ- /
alton for their mutual protection and
benifit 1t would be winner.
The first printing done at the Lead
err office, was lot of letter heads and .
envelopes for Meyer Bros, the wide
awake hardware merchants of our
town, and was done Tuesday, Dec 8
1908, and is supposed to be the first
job printing done at Gooding. c. P.
Diehl was the printer.
The Stanley Lumber Co. who have
the contract to furnish the concrete
blocks for the Patterson building on
Main st. and End. ave- are pushing the
work rapidly in their big building just
north of their lumber yards. The
foundations for the Patterson buildings
are nearly finished and ready for the
blocks
C. P. Diehl, recently of Provo, Utah,
arrived in Gooding, last Thursday morn
ing, to assume the duties of job print
er in the Leader Office Mr. Diehl is a
job printer of "a years experience and
patrons of the Leader office are assured
only high class work. Mr. Diehl has
rented the Geo. Dawson house, on
Third ave. and expects to move his
family here in a short time.
All of the pipes of the water system
were filled with water last Saturday,
but no pressure turned on as the pipes
mad lain out in the weather so long that
a good many of them were badly check
I'd. After good soaking they are ex-
Dected to be all right and the prospects
are that the water viii be turned on
soon. Then patrons can have their
houses connected with the mains and
me bucket brigade will be thing of
he past
T H. Saunders. the popular resident
agent for the Twin Falls
North Side Land and Water Co. and
llso for the Idaho Southern R. r. Co.
made a hurried trip to Shoshone the
'ariy part of this week, going up on
10 6 and returning on No l, the same
light. 1t Is believed Mr. Saunders
must have some serious intentions, as
We are looking forward to, during the
holidays The residents Of
iooding will welcome the fortunate
arty with open hearts and hands. Mr.. +
aundees has our good will in his en-
eavors to bring more good people to