Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-07-03

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attended by small crowd but every
body was here for business. 1850 acres
were sold at an average price of s3l
per acre and the total sales exceeded a
hundred thousand dollars. The highest
. paid was $35 per acre.
"A goca supply of fresh bacon at the
,s1lden Rule.
Governor Gooding has moved his family
here and they will occupy the Shepard
house on Montana street.
Investigate stock and prices at the
Golden Rule.
A local branch of the Continental
building and loan association has been
Organized here and large membership
is anticipated
High grade furniture at lowest prices
at the Golden Rule.
Mrs. Governor Gooding is suffering
severely from fall which injured her
left knee so as to confine her to the
house for some time.
Fresh groceries at the lowest prices
at the Golden Rule.
Mrs. DIR. A. Aver Higgs is visiting at
Soldier this week and the Doctor roams
the streets during his leisure moments
like lost child Cheer up. Doctor.
things will not always be thus.
The best dried fruit that money can
buy, at the Golden Rule.
The patients in the Woodlawn SAM
tarium are reported as doing well.
Mrs. Mathes. the lady who was re
Gently operated on for severe hernia,
is convalescent and win soon be about
her home again.
The Rev. Weller is building a resi-
dence on Wyoming street. He has it
enclosed sufficiently for his family to
occupy and the family has moved into
its new quarters. Rev. Weller is the
pastor of the Presbyterian church at
this point.
The residence of Mr.. Leeper is COM
pleted enough for the family to occupy
it and work on the Leeper business
building will be resumed in few days.
The contractors on this building have
been sick for the past week and work
was suspended.
Eugene Emmerson, of Nampa, with
his little son, were visiting in Gooding
this week. Mr.. Emmerson is manager
for the Nampa lumber company and
makes trip here once a month to in
spect their yards at this point. Mr..
Emmerson is so well pleased with the
work being done here that there is
hopes of his making this a permanent |
residence and possible headquarters
for the company.
The building boom continues here.
Work is progressing on the hotel. The
has been completed and a
large force is at work on the foun
1ations. The men who are erecting the
water works are making rapid progress.
During the week they have completed
he water tower to the tank and have
made considerable progress on the tank.
Two more weeks will see the system
completed ready for the street mains.
The city council has established fire
INIT reaching all along Main street to
he first block south of the hotel from
he railroad. 1t has also passed side
walk ordinance which requires cement
walks to be built along one side of Main
treet. Other sidewalks ordinances are
Ip for consideration and the probablli-
les are that Main street will be well
idewalked by fall on both sides of the
treet
The brick building on Main street be- :
ng erected for D. H. Buckley is up to |
he second floor. This is the first brick
uilding to be put up in the town and is
considerable attention. The .
dvocates of brick as against concrete
nd concrete blocks spend their spare
ime discussing the relative merits of
ne different materials and their rela- {
We costs. Two concrete buildings are
completion here now and I
he one brick building. Work has be-
un on the Presbyterian church which
to be of concrete blocks. n