Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-03
Oyereosts al a bargain.

0yercosts al a bargain.
Sfockgr0xers' Mercantile &c.
Come 10 and see our line Of osefeosis'
They are going At bargain prices.
Sioekgrowers' Mercantile CO.
Nov Is The time to buy that winter oyereosi.
Siockgrosers' Mercantile Co.
T. A. Burkhill had his hand painfully
burned on a hot stove the first Of the
week
W. n. Shilling, postmaster at Rupert,
spent several days in Shoshone this
week.
Reginald Bowler started Thursday
for MeMinnyille. Oregon. to reenter
college after spending the holidays at
home.
A sure cure, one you can depend
upon Hickory Bark Cough Remedy.
A sure cure, ard its purei Use it for
all lung trouble, coughs. colds, hoarse-
ness and sore throat. For sale BY T.
NJ. starrh aud dealers everywhere.
Kari and John Hansen, Of Extra,
Iowa, are new arrivals in Lincoln coun-
w, having come 10 look over the Carey
land propositions offered here. They
are investigating the lands grounding
Cooling. where they believe they will
find what they want.
J. l.. Gray Of Chicago, is one Of the
first settlers on the Twin Falls North
Side tract 70 actually come here and
make his home. lie reached Shoshone
Thursday. and before night had bought
the lumber for house. as well as 9TH
er necessary things to start a home.
The law firm Of Thesnas & Thomas
has secured Office rooms with W. d..
Garlock & Co. and have opened up for
legal business. Mr. Thomas expects
TO open a branch Office in Gooding as
soon as conditions warrant, which will
probably be in the spring.
Mrs. w. b. Slick, who was visiting
friends here during the holidays,
had expected to return to Salt Lake to
put her daughter in school again but
will remain a week longer because Of
the closing Of the Salt Lake schools on
account Of a scarlet fever quarantine.
T. NJ. Starrh is the exclusive agent
for Libbey's Cut Glass, every piece Of
which bears the makers name etched
in the glass. Do you know what that
means? 1t means that every piece
must be perfect before it leaves the
factory. There are no chips or o.her
imperfections in Libby's Cut Glass.
Liberty Millett, Of Hagerman, was
in Shoshone Saturday. He reports no
snow down in the Snake river valley
and very little cold. Few ducks have
appeared on the river, asmaller number
than usual at this time of the year
Not all the ranches have sold their hay,
there having been quite bit left over
from last year and the mild season so
far calling for little extra feed.
c. w. Wernicke was out on the
street this morning for the first time
In three weeks He has had severe
attack of the grip, and was about well
At one time when he took relapse,
which proved more serious than the (
irst attack. His hosts cf friends are
pleased TO welcome him out again as
we'll as to know that his large hard
ware store will be open again so that
hey can buy things.
Wednesday night the young people
4 the Baptist church had a surprise
'arty for Rev. and Mrs. Patterson at
he parsonage. Mrs. Patterson is
reat favorite and much beloved by the
Dung people After she returned from
he Woodworth wedding she found the
arlor, study and kitchen full Of young
isitors. and to make the surprise more
pmplete they were sitting in the dark.
he surprise being over, games were :
aged and refreshments served The c
,ssing of the old year and the coming
the new year was spent in a pleasant )
III profitable way and at 1915 a. m.
e visitors started homeward, having
ent most enjoyable time.