Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08

The freshest and daintiest candies al
The New Resort.
Key West and domestic cigars, only
the best values, at The New Resort.
The usual services viii be held at the
Methodist church, Sunday morning anc
evening.
Just received, a car of farm nipple.
ments-plows, harows, and seeders.
See Borden before buying.
In the absence of C. B. Morton to
San Francisco, C. A, Brown is acting
IS. S. L. agent at Shoshone.
VIM. Mannders was home from the
range last week, the family not having
moved to Alberta as reported.
DR.. Hudson, Field Secretary of In
ternational Reform Bureau, will give a
lecture at the Methodist church next
Tuesday evening, May u.
This issue Of the Journal reaches 5000
people, all over the United States. It
is doing something to advertise Sho.
shone and Lincoln county.
Rev. P. Monroe Smock, the well
known pulpit orator of Boise, has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver the Ne
mortal Day address for Shoshone.
Thoroughbred Eggs for Matching
Brown Leghorns, Rhode Island Reds,
Barred Plymouth Rocks, White Wyan-
dottes. Frank Millsaps, Shoshone.
Eggs for Matching Brown Leghorn,
White Wyandotte, Barred Plymouth
Rocks, Rhode Island Reds. Thorough
breds. Frank Millsaps, Shoshone.
Mrs. Emma Dunn of Bellevue was
visiting, Tuesday, with Mrs. Mary
Miller, before going on to the State
Sunday School Convention at Boise.
H. H. Kinsey of Ogden, Utah, arriv-
edin the city, Monday, to spend several
days on his ranch some 20 miles north
of town, known as the Big Cottonwood
ranch.
Representatives of the Alexander
Dibblee Company, Eye Specialists, At
las block, Salt Lake City, will be at the
McFall house, Tuesday, May 18th, one
day only.
T. M. Starrh and F. E. Wilmington
are having a fence built around their
adjoining places in the south east part
of town and making other improve
nents on them.
The date for the Watkins Tennessee
Jubilee singers at the opera house has
been changed from Friday, May 18th
to Saturday, May 18th. They will well
repay a crowded house.
Among those who took the train May
End for San Francisco were, Jerre
Purdum, E. W. Horton, Frank Millsap,
Joe Burbridge and Chas. Morton. Be
sides the great naval review, they will
take in all the sights within reach.
A sure cure, one you can depend
upon Hickory Bark Cough Remedy.
A sure cure, and its purel Use it for
all lung trouble, coughs, colds, hoarse-
ness and sore throat. For sale by T.
M. Starrh and dealers everywhere.
Shearing began Friday at the Reed
Jprings shearing plant, 20 miles north
of town, when the Stockslager focks
were driven in. Novinger & Darrah
and Tom Gooding will shear there also,
and several other owners. It's expect
ed that the total clip viii be close to
$50, 600 pounds, from perhaps $4,000
sheep. The wool viii be shipped from
Shoshone.
Rush and Paul Haddoc1 are going
the last of this week to the Salmon
river project in Twin Falls county, to
cruise the land there ready for the big
land opening the first of June. They
have made an enviable reputation for
care in their selections on the Gooding
and the North Side tracts, and have
a host of clients who send their friends
to them for good treatment.
DIR. w. H. Baugh is having a we'll
irilled at the rear of his drug store by
he Roessler Bros. outfit. The Stock
Mercantile Co. will also put
Town a well at the rear of their store
building as soon as the drilling machine
AN begin the job. These wells will be |
If great benefit to the parties owing
hem besides being of value to the
community in general.
Messrs J.W. and R. w. Huston, bank
RS of Kirkwood and Monmouth, Illinois,
we're in the city last week. They
anne to look over land that the Had
locks located for them on the Jerome
ract and they were so We'll pleased
With it that they purchased another
lightly while here. Their intention
, to move to this country and make
heir homes here when their affairs
an be shaped up for that purpose.
E. T. Barton for the past year and
half the efficient deputy clerk and
ecorder has resigned to accept po-