Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-22

) opposite the Baptist cnurch-
{ w. y. GarIoek returned, Wednesday
from Lincoln, Nebraska, where he ia.
spent several weeks with his mothe
who was quite sick.
w. II. Jones, Division Superintend
ant Of the o. S. L. Tor Idaho was il
the city on business, Wednesday, ar
irving on his private car.
VIM. Sargent wishes to make public
apology for being rude or insulting TO a
party Of young ladies' who were passing
Dr. Baughg drug store on the evening
Of the i4th inst
l.. W Walker has started d fine
dwelling on his homestead west OF
BoFden's establishment and VIII push
II TO an early completion provided
the weather permits OF outdoor work
C. A. Fields, brother of Willard
Fields now living in Sedan, Kansas, is
expected TO move to Shoshone in the
near future. fIe was expected here
the first Of the year but business mat
tiers delayed him.
Regular services next Sunday at the
Baptist church, preaching by the pas
tor, Rev. Thos. NJ. Patterson at liam
and 1880 pm. Sunday school at noon,
b. Y r. u society 6:45 pm. All are
cordially invited TO attend the services.
Geo. b. SAVERS, assistant editor Of
the Twin Falls Times. spent few days
IN Shoshone. last week, visiting the
home folks and attending TO business
matters on the side. His many friends
in this city are glad to welcome him
back at any and all times.
Dr. w H. Baugh returned from
Salt Lake city a week ago, where he
went With the brakeman who lost
foot at Gooding by falling between
two freight cars while they were in /
motion The Doctor left the patient
doing well with no fear as to his re-
coyery.
The Journal this week presents
the address given by President Fred +
w GOodlng of the National Wool (
Growers Association. at Pocatello.
last Thursday. Mr.. Gooding received
many compliments on the address.
which represents much study of the
wool growing conditions of the
west
The HALEY News-Miner says that
the Sweet Glover" troupe of Sho-
shone amateurs who visited HALEY
ten days ago. were a pleasant sur
prise for everybody, and much SUI
perior TO most OF the travelling barn
storming aggregations that pro- !
nounce HALEY TO be the premium {
sucker town
Chaplain White closed the revival
services in the Baptist church last Sun
lay evening. Besides new converts .
md members admitted by letter, the
iurch membership itself has received
sreat benefit and lasting good Inclem-
mt weather prevailed during the en-
ire period of the meetings. The Chap
iin went on to Hagerman for a short
ervice.
H. W. Davis. who owned a ranch
Il 100 acres near the Big Cotton
'oods sold It out to the Idaho lrri-
alton company some time back and
ow he has moved 10 Shoshone and
) Investing in town lots and build
lg on them He recently bought
hree lots of Alpha kinsey near the
orth school building. and Monday
e began building which will be
lllowed by one or two more when
Nc weather settles Mr. Davis has
nth In the future of Shoshone and
g shows his faith by his werks.
Mrs Leah NJ Burnside was pressed
Ito service as teacher OF the seventh
nd eighth grades to temporarily fill
lie vacancy caused by the refusal OF
e new teacher to come and assume
ie duties OF the position. Mrs
nrnside has not the time to devote
the work and will welcome another
structor as soon as one can be Sc
red BY the school board II is for
nate, however, that her services
uld be secured to fin the emer-
ncy-
The subject OF street drainage viii
doubt be introduced before the
lage board in the near future ON
!, TO the excess of water left in
! streets and vacant lots by the
e rains and SHOWS. While no
fage would be allowed to drain
c the river. there is nothing in
way To prevent the streets being
ined into the stream, and IL is