Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-12-18
GOODING NEWS.
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nsI all week and d. L. himself wa
about down.
zell Truman and H. P. Blodgett O
tne Leader office, Sundayedin Shosbon
with their families.
Sunday was disagreeabIe dav unde
foot in Gocding Some rain and som,
snow and plenty of mud.
G. S. Cooling reports business a,
rushing over at the Ostrander-ReeC
Lumber cOmpany's yards.
The brick work on the new Thomp.
son building is being pushed to the
limit by a big force of men.
Mr. Winteroud has fitted up the old
shop on Idaho street so that it is quite
cosy and has moved his family into it.
Our merchants enjoyed very good
trade Saturday. There was an unusual
number of teams in town in the after
noon
The Bowling alley came to town Sat
urday and will be setup at once. Bowl
ing is great sport; go over and try your
muscle
The new Patterson building, on Main
street, has been rented to parties who
will put in complete line of gents
furnishings.
Dawson and Raver have the contract
for the carpenterwork on the MacWat
ers building and will push their work
as fast as possible.
J. w. Dryer is very comfortably
situated in his new building on Third
ave. and keeps a fine supply of all kinds
OF meat at all times.
Gov. Gooding and party of capita
lists were here Sunday looking over the
town and surrounding country, with
view to locating sugar beet factory
here.
E. T. Barber returted Friday morn
ing from business trip in the east and
was very glad to get back to Cooling.
He reports considerable stormy weather
back east
On their right of way, just west of
the Main street crossing, the Short Line
people have put in team track that |
will hold twenty cars. From now on
there should be no tronble about I'M
loading cars.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents in Gooding, Monday, Dec. 18th,
Mrs Minnie Jones, of Boise, to Mr..
Ed. B. Hopple, of Chicago, Illinois.
Rev. 0. C. Weller of the Gooding Pres
byterian church, officiating.
A very peculiar accident happened at
the Star restaurant Friday evening.
One of the large lamps, used in light
ing the room, fell to the table but did
not explode. Jack Dygert was sitting
at the table but had not ordered lamps
for supper.
Our friend Saunders of the Idaho
Southern Railroad says they have just
built a new freight house at Wendell
and expect to run regular trains that
far soon. Mr.. Saunders spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at Wendell installing
the new agent =assw
Trullinger and Decker have built
fine large shop at the corner of Second
ave. and Idaho streets and are moving
their blacksmith outfit over from the i!
north side of the tract as fast as pos :
sible. They are good blacksmiths and
nice gentlemen to deal with.
The Odd Fellows of Cooling held a a
meeting at the office of the Furcht Land I
Co., last Friday evening and organized :,
4 lodge. There are about 40 good Odd II
fellows in and around Gooding that will
'e very glad to see a good lodge here
They expect to rent the upper story of
he Gooding Forwarding Co.'S. new build =
ng on Main street. II
WHY GO TO BOISE? w. G. Ash has I
ltely fallen into the social functions of u
iooding and finds therein plenty of -
versions without this long and tire h
ome trip. Since his arrival he has Of
cen very much INFESTED with the b.
Dung ladies' of Gooding and says he gi
as no desire to return to Boise.
The Idaho Southern Railroad, this .
eek received from the east, one new %,
lgine and three freight cars, to be Oh
led on their road between Gooding and ga
liner. Engineer Harris brought the pr
gine through from Council Bluffs, az
wa. Mr. Harris was never this far
est before and likes the country so
ell and Gooning looks so good that he
S decided to remain in Idaho. ~
The Ladies Guild, of Trinity church, da
,oding, was organized at the home of in
rs. Charles T. Manning, last Thurs me
V. The following officers were APP
inted: Mrs F. X. Gooding, president,
rs. w. R. Haddock, vice president, -
3. C. T. Manning, secty. and treas. sal
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