Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-18


ing out the lava from his basement.
Attention is called to the advertise.
ment of The Mode with its line Of fall
styles in hats.
Gravelis being hauled for the laying
Of the three blocks OF cement walks
recently let by the council.
All sorts of horse millinery at the Big
Collar Harness Shop.
The Idaho Investment Company is
working up large clientage for the
opening of the King Hill lands.
Fred Hastings seven-months- old
baby is very low with spinal menengitis
and there are but small hopes for It's
recovery.
Big Collar Harness Shop; Harness,
saddles, blankets, whips, robes and col
lars E. w. Bostrom & Son, Proprie-
tors, Gooding, Idaho.
Walter Gooding and wife went to
Boise Monday with their son who will
attend school at that place this season.
The Goodings returned Wednesday,
having had most pleasant trip.
Ben Patterson has his bakery in full
operation and is proving to the commu-
nifty that he is a first-class workman.
The fact that his sales tax his capacity
already is testimonial of his worth.
The Leader building company is plan
ming to build their second story of
cement blocks. Their building is being
piped for steam heat, water and sewer
age. 1t will also be wired for electric
light and power.
The new firm of Dygert and Fuller
ton have leased the Taylor building and
will soon open a fine stock of general
merchandise. Messrs Dygert and Full |
lerton are both young men who are
making a host of friends in Gooding (
and their success is predicted by all.
The Golden Rule Store carries a full
line of fruit jars and jar fixtures Glass,
enamel and queensware. Furniture,
window shades, curtains, rods. A full
line of fresh, new groceries. A cordial
invitation to call is extended to ALL
Call and investigate prices and see that
they are right.
Ward Meyer is enjoying the pleasure
of visit from his father, mother and
brother of Wellington, Kansas. The
visitors express themselves as greatly
pleased with their first visit to Gooding
and although they have been constant
readers of the Journal the past year
were not prepared to see so good town
as they found here.
Frank J. Miller, formerly of Long
mont, Colorado, but now of Twin Falls,
was Gooding visitor Wednesday. Mr..
Miller was the first man to purchase
a lot last fall on the Gooding townsite
and he came back to look at his proper
ty. He at once got the Gooding fever
and began trying to bargain for all the
lots which joined his and plan to put up
a building that will excel the Arcade.
The city council has let the contract
for three blocks of cement walks to
Joe Stanwood. 1t is reported that l
bid was not the lowest but t
hat he included in his bid very super !
or make of cement of so high a quality .
S to justify its being handled by an ex- c
lusive agent while all other bidders @
we're thoughtless enough to base their
ids on the Red Devil cement which is !.
0 common as to be handled by almost u
ny one in the business. Ii
A large number of new dwellings +,
ave been under construction lately and p
lie population of the town is rapidly CO
creasing. One of the most urgent p
ecessities at present is a first-class =,
,oming house. A restaurant might p,
SO be opened with profit as the ones pc
wv running are worked over time all N n
lie while. But unless large rooming a,
,use is soon erected people will be Iii
eeping on the streets of Gooding for I'll
ok of better Accommodations. 81
The Board of Education has let the sa
ntract for the new schoolhouse to re
ntractor from Idaho Falls. The builds -
q will cost $50, 10000. 1t will be ne
tilt of Gooding brick but faced with at
hite brick similar to the Hotel Lincoln VI
-ork will begin at once and it is ex- ~ ~
,cted the building will be ready for
cupancy by the first of the year In to
e mean time school will be conducted tn
the Monroe hail. While this places =. -
,th teachers and pupils in very diff be
1t surroundings for school work 1t IS Sc
emed best to do so rather than have SD
school until the new building is CON- -
eted. by
Wednesday Cooling was honored by -
visit from body Of gentlemen rep mr.
senting the great bonding companies les
the east. The company consisted OF Gu
,iIpot and Fitzsimmons, of Chicago;
nks. Bowen and George, of Detroit; j
WI, s. D,,aba. St,.aev of To-. :