Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-02-05

hours late.
Special Sale of Ladies' Cloaks, Suit
and Skirts, and Misses and Infants
Coats and Headwear at
Mrs. RAsMUssEN's.
Miss Martha Garlock is to go Il
Weiser, shortly. to take charge of {
Demorest silver medal declamatois
contest TO be given there about thu
middle OF March.
3. n. Bennett OF the Engineers
Corps on the Richfield tract has so far
recovered the use of his ankle which
was severely sprained some time ago
that he has rturned to work
Mondays west bound passenger
did rot arrive until 3 O'Clock in the
afternoon. G houre late. The ter
rific storms all through the east have
entirely disarranged the train SER
vice.
A. Lazo, formerly Of the Shoshone
Office OF the j. G. White Company,
but now IN the Richheld office of he
Company, was in the Office OF the
county Recorder the last of the week
attending to important business for
the Company.
The friends Of Mrs. VIII Sliger IN
this city have undertaken to donate
labor sufficient to build her nice
residence on lots in the northern
part Of town that were bought by her
husband before the accident that re-
suited in his death, and she will
purchase the material.
Sam Champlain arrived in the city,
Wednesday, to visit sevral days in
the family of his sister, Mrs. Archie
Bowler Mr. Champlain is connected
with the Boise Office of the Idaho IT.
rigation company, but he finds time
now and then to relax short while
among his many friends in Shoshone.
Local ice men are having a good
supply Of ice shipped in from the ice
ponds up on the Butte line, there
being no good ice in this section.
There was plenty of ice here two
weeks ago. some of it being more
than a foot thick, and very clear and
fine. but it came down in such a
awkward way that they did not get
to use It,
Witty and Crabtree are the two |
your. men who are get /
ting up the dance to be held in the |
opera house the night OF Friday, |
February 18th, Valentine Masque /
rade Ball. which it is safe to pre-
dict will be a brilliant affair That
It will be a success is evident from
the way these two young men go af-
ter things they set their hearts on
and the ability they display in carry
ing out their undertakings.
G. n. Haddock is spending several
days In the county seat looking up T
points on law in case with which
he is connected Mar, Haddock is an
attorney who has practiced many
years in Iowa and won the confldnce
and esteem of all who knew him, be-
iids building up a successful and Luz
'rative practice in the Hawkeye II
state
C. o. Davis, of Rupert, who for
he past two months has been in the
,nploy of the Journal, left Monday
or Gooding. to accept position
With the Idaho Leader. He and Zell
truman. who has been in the Good
ne office have traded places, Mr..
Truman returning to the Journal,
where he had worked for more than
year,
That the business of the First Ma
ional Bank Is steadily increasing is
videnced by the fac, that more help
required than formerly, the new
and being Arthur Hansen who takes
he position of bookeeper while Fred
win advances TO the position of As
stant Cashier The institution is
, be congratulated on the progress
I've but conservative policy that
rings results and marks it one of the
lid and substantial banks of the
ate.
A. j. French. lately of Conway,
IVA, arrived in Shoshone Saturday
a his way up to Richfeld. He was
p here last year. buying some land
nd town lots in Rickfeld, and fin
ly going back TO Iowa during the
iiet season here. Through reading
"a Journal he has been induced to
I'D on to his property here, and he
is now come back to look after il
rsonally. He says he could have
sposed of his holdings at a nice litS 4
, advance. but he believes that the
wn and country have only begun
sorow. aud that prices will 80 up
~ much higher.
When Frank Millsaps advertises