Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-17
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{ We lend Tsobsy fiaddock Land c.
I Glenn NJ. Dewey, Of Albion, was
Shoshone Monday night.
FOUND A pair Of eye glasses
case. Owner cam get them by calm
At the Goodingz Dostofiiee, describin
property and paying for this notice.
l.. W. Gardner, manager Of IN
Nampa Lumber company. at Gooding
was a Sboshone visitor Saturday. II
Is putting in a large stock Of lumber
perhaps the largest in the county -an'
preparing for the boom he Is confiden
will come 70 Goodiug. He handles th'
lumbe= from the Nampa mills,a strictly
Idaho product.
J. W. Joos, city attorney Of Pomona,
Cal, accompanied By his father, were
IN town today. They represent a col
ony that il looking for location. They
vii! investigate all the projects in this
country before returning TO their home.
The W. c. T. q. viii hold a mothers
meeting on Tuesday Jan q, at 3 p. N.
at the residence Of Mrs. A. A. Garlock-
Paper by Mrs. c. a. Varnum. subject
purity" followed by discussion A
cordial welcome is extended to all
mothers.
SADIE r. VARNuM, Secretary
DO you want pure cough remedy?
DO you want a sure cough remedy?
DO you want cough remedy that
has no equal?
DO you want the best cough remedy?
Then get Hickory Bark Cough Rem
edy." For sale by T. NJ. Starrh and
dealers everywhere.
The Episcopal church of Shoshone has
issued some very attractive souvenirs
IN the form Of Illustrated Shoshone
booklets There are eight pictures,
showing the court house, school houses,
churches and other points Of interest in
and around town. These are enclosed
N ready-made wrapper, which is all
.eady TO be sealed up and mailed for a
scent stamp. 1t is the popular post
ard idea, amplifed and improved The
are on sale at Starrh's drug
tore.
The trains have not been running so
egularly for year as they have the
ast two weeks An occasional pas
enger from the east is delayed an hour.
r two or three hours. but in the main
hey are ON time within the ordinary
cceptance Of the term for western
Dad. and the travelling public is cores
benefited. The trains are
nough lighter than they were through
he fall that some Of the east bound
assengors do not find it necessary to
top here for coal.
Mr. and Mrs r. J. Wood, of Twin
alls, were in Shoshone Monday sight ,
a their way back to their home from
visit to Haley Mr.. Wood, who is a
aal estate dealer in Twin Falls, says :
here is considerable activity in farm
roperty there. a good many ranches
banging hands at good prices. The
rices run up to hundreds of dollars
err acre for the most desirable i'm ,
roved places near town and down to i
Is or thereabouts for land few miles
at The crops were good last year
nd the country has passed beyond the
stage into the land Of 6
Ne real
The Midland Jubilee Singers. the last :
imber on the city lyceum course, APP
jared last night before large aud il
nee, the largest that has greeted any b
che five attractions They gave o
rod concert which may be said to be
pical of the plantation music. Some
On grade music was rendered. which :,
is very effective, particularly the t,
ale quartette. The guitar and man -
lin duet was enthusiastically encored. d,
+. iann's cold Black Joe" brought 4
{ much applause. for it's remarkably
le Interpretation Of the pathos Of the 3.
ig. as well as the real pathos Of !
ng born with black skin He has 4,
great voice which was one Of the ).
Il parts Of the concert 4
fred W. Hastings, of the Idaho 1
atty Co Of Jerome, was in town the ]
Of last week. He has his family
Boise for the winter though he is
Yelling a good deal and laying plans ~
the business of the coming year, r;
Hastings has lived at Soldier and
senator in The Eighth legislature ~
M Blaine county He believes that d
30 is going to have q land boom this
Z chat win previous records and is
ling ready TO handle the business
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