Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-11
GO0DlNG NEWS.
Items of Interest From That Thriv-
ine Town.

over at Lne ldaDO southern fOuncnOuSf /.
Senator elect Jordan returned from
Boise Monday.
a. ]. Schubert has not been to Boise
for nearly week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rush Haddock were in
coming passengers on the Thursday
morning passenger train.
R. B. Hayes, OF Pocatello, was a
Gooding visitor, Saturday, going from
mere to Wendell on the electric.
The Idaho Leader Office is ready to
receive orders for all kinds of job print
ing. A frst-class man is in charge.
The Star restaurant changed hands
Dee. End, George and Charlie Kamoni
selling to Joe Tateishi. George and
Charlie left for Seattle, Sunday noon.
In the fog, Saturday morning, train
No struck a ahandcar between here and
Shoshone and still had pieces Of the
handcar on her pilot when she arrived
here.
The Idaho Southern Railroad received
a new combination baggage and pas
sanger car this week. 1t is q dandy
and will be appreciated by the patrons
of the new road.
Barney Rowland was in today with
two fine Bob cats and two coyotes that
he caught this morning, southwest of
town. Barney sure gets them if they
are in the country.
The new school house is nearly shingl-
ed and gets more beautiful each day
as Constructor Sandstrom puts on some
finishing touches. We are going to
leave a school house to be proud of.
W. J. Patchell, recently in the en-
plog of the government in Panama, is
helping our rustling real estate agent,
c. T. Manning, We are in hopes this
climate will agree with Mr.. Patchell
and ne will become fixture.
This week Mr.. Paulson, of Soldier,
is stringing the telephone wires between
Gooding and Soldier G. G. Tanner, {, f
Mountain Home is the line man and
they expect to have the line completed
in three weeks. 1t is to be metallic
circuit line
There was change in the time card
of the o. S. L. Ry last Sunday noon.
Trains going west arrive at l1:22 p. m.
and 9:37 a. m. Trains going east at
sos a. m. and $40 p. m. and Gocding
is regular stop now. instead of flag
station, as heretofore.
E. W. Bostrom is just starting two
story fire proof building on Second St. /
just west of Washington. He will move
his harness shop to this building as soon /
as completed and open up with a full
line of saddlery goods. He expects to
move his family here soon and take ad- I
vantage of our new school.
AT Grants camp, on the north side of
the track, they are installing an cleo
trio light plant, this week Cushm an
& Quereau, of Gooding, are the cleo
tr:cians. The dynamo is to be driven
by gasoline engine, and will furnish
about sixty lights, which will light up
the camp in nice shape
The citizens of Gooding are promised
a rare treat in the oratoricaI contest to
be given next Tuesday evening, Dec
Is. at Monroe's Hall. Six young ladies
will participate in the contest for
silver medal. The recitations will be
with musical numbers by
the best local talent An evening of
rare pleasure is assured.
DR.. and Mrs. M. d. Powell and sor,
Charles of Greentown. Indiana arrived
in Gooding, Monday. DR.. Powell is a
dentist by profession and will locate
in our town. They have
rented the Cannon cottage on Wyom-
ing ST. and will move in at once. DR..
Powell is a brother-in-law of L. B.
Taylor and at present will assist Mr..
Taylor in his real estate Office, on ,
Main st.
nc lOWH DOdfu uiSt III AS6 uAdA SCo-
sion, Monday evening, Dec. Z, and tran l
'acted routine business. Bills were al Z
owed as follows and warrants ordered I
irawn for same: The Oliver Type i
writer Co. S26. 40, j. K. St2nwood, for t
sidewalks s400, G. w. Switzerland. one {
months salary $500. Attorney Gent. /
alary, $1,000, drawing up ordinance !
80, Nampa Lumber Co. S60.s chem I
cal fire engine S750.0O, J R. Kelly 3
,uilding fire engine house s24 90, Thomp- '
on Furniture Co., bedding for Jail $40 90, a
\. E. Thompson salary for Nov. sl2.C0
\ license was granted R. H. Smith 10 \
un striking machine for two days at e
80 per day The treasurers report a
vas read and approved and board ad a
burned for this year. o