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


Mrs. Becker, of Jerome, was Good
ing visitor Thursday.
All sorts of horse millinery at the Bi,
Collar Harness Shop.
DIR. Higgs has installed fine X-ra,
machine for use in the Woodlawn SAM
fCarium.
w. H.. Cannon has completed his res
idence and is occupying it for sleeping
quarters.
Ralph Kelly, of the Journal force, is
spending week visiting with his folks
in Gooding.
D. H. Buckley is spending few days
in Boise this week with his friend Clar-
ence VanDusen.
]. M. Hale, of the North Side Realty
Company at Jerome, and his wife were
visitors in Gooding Wednesday.
Mr.. Leeper has opened his billiard
and pool hall and the public is showing
its appreciation by liberal patronage.
Governor Gooding came in Saturday
from the Wood River country where
his family are camping for couple of
weeks.
The contract was~let Saturday for the
laying of the city water mains and the
active work will begin in about two
weeks.
The new newspaper Office being erect
ed by Isle G. Barber will be made two
stories high instead of one as originally
planned.
]. w. Monroe sold two hogs last
week to the local butcher for $500.
Who says ''hogs don't pay in Lincoln
county?"
Mr.. Stanley, of Baker city, Oregon,
has purchased lots for wholesale
lumber yard and is erecting his sheds
and office buildings.
Big Collar Harness Shop; Harness,
saddles, blankets, whips, robes and col
lars E. W. Bostrom & Son, Proprie-
tors, Gooding, Idaho.
The new brick building being erected
on Main street by L. B. Taylor is to be
so feet deep instead of 60 as reported
last week in the Journal.
Mrs. Uriah Seaman, of Boise, is in
Gooding for visit of month or so
with her husband who is is charge of
the erection of the Hotel Lincoln.
The city meat market has received a
fresh coat of paint and a big new sign.
Nothing like letting the people know
where you are at and what you have
for sale.
D. H. Buckley has fitted the upper
story of his new brick into bed rooms
and office rooms and has them well
filled with good paying and well salts
fled tenants.
The contract has been let for the ex-
cavation for the basement of the new
$40, 900 school house. The Matlock
brothers do the work and will begin
Friday morning.
The townsite company has taken pos
session of its new offices in the Hamblin
building. This is one of the new con-
crete buildings erected through the eff
forts of Major Reed.
John Dryers team had lively run
away Thursday morning down Main
street, across the railway tracks and
down to the Big Wood River bridge
No damage was done.
The new bakery on Idaho street will
soon be finished. When it and the har-
ness shop near it get their quota OF
fresh paint that corner of town will
shine like nigger's heel. Let the
good work continue.
Chas T. Manning has established
himself in the real estate business IN
Iooding and both the town and Mr..
Manning will undoubtedly be benefited.
He expects 10 nave MS new ouiiouils
completed so as to move his family to
iooding Saturday next.
A. Williamson, of Paullina, Iowa,
las returned from his recent trip TO !
Baker CITY. Oregon. Mr.. Williamson ;
$ very much interested in the develop !
nent of Gooding and is planning fine
ew building to be erected on his lots
n Main street just south of the hotel. &
The Gooding brick company is boom I
lg things under the management OF
oe Stanwood 1t is now putting up t
bird kiln which will contain $50, 600 8
rick which will be fired about the mid
lie of August. Forty tons of coal will {
e required to burn this kiln. Seven