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

/. Side and more than ordinarily progress
sive and up-to date and want to learr
everything that can be learned OF ths
methods of farming under conditions
new to many of them.
D. A. L'Herissor, our new furniture
man and undertaken, has received his
fine stock ofgoods and is alrendy having
a good trade. His stock includes every
need and is complete enough to supply
a city Of 500 people.
J. L. Grey was court reporter in
Chicago but believed that a ranch in
Idaho would not only be more profit
able but more healthfOl and is comfort
ably located on quarter section ranch
southeast Of Flat Top Butte.
Ed. Hewes, an expert accountant
from Chicago, has bought lot 2 block 5
and has erected comfortable house on
it. He expects to go into the poultry
business on large scale as soon as he
can secure a suitable location.
c. A. Martin has opened up his moth
ers lunch room under Leavitt's hall and
enjoys doing business in house once
more. His many patrons who have
been with him in different locrtions are
with him still and bringing more every
day.
Mr.. Tyler, from Mountain Home an
experienced tailor, has opened tailoring
parlors in the rear room of Leavitt'
Gents Furnishing store and is prepared
to do all kinds of work in his line from
making brand new suit of clothes,
guaranteed to fit and please, to sewing
up rip for We lonesome bachelor.
Two of the nobbiest cottages yet
quilt in Jerome aIe being put up on
Knob Hill by B. ~ Bickford. This
ooks suspicious but Bickford says they
ire for rent and he ought to know.
However whoever gets them will have !
modern home in every particular, bath
ooms, electric lights, city water and
he many conveniences that are demand
d in city life.
T. J. Neuzie has ranch southeast =
f Flat Top Butte and is also manager
Or T. W. Holmes, of Chicago, who is
uildlng one of the best farm houses on y
n the tract, on his ranch in the same
icinity. Among the near neighbors
re B. G. Cogswell, from Washington,
I'm. Jones and Walter Kaiser, from
RECON, and others. Many neighbor- B
'od colonies are thus forming. =
The North Side Construction Co., /
'sephson and Anderson, report The r,
aho as being in the hands of the plumb
s and steamftters. The electrical
ork is about completed. The elevator
S been installed and the inside work =
rapidly. The same com
ny also have the contract for the fine
o story block which Mr.. Cole, of De- =
'it is erecting on West Main street. c
Crawford and Henderson are building O,
cottage for Miss Mari in the north in
! of the city, also one for MIR. Foster co
the west end and very fine farm
Use for Mr.. Lynd on his ranch % mi.
". of town. They are also erecting
ungalow for Mr. Crawford and ex-
ding Ostrander-Reed's shed room 4
building 200 feet of lumber sheds Is
the Weeter Lumber Co. However ~
y are still in the field for business. IN
he club house of the Settlers Rec q
hing and Operating Co., whice is be- "
built by the North Side Construc V
Co., is 30x40 feet in size besides
wide porches on every side. 1t has ,
hen, dining room, living room and :,
bedrooms and will be an ideal Bache- -.
Home when completed. The same
les are also erecting coal sheds and y
Il ware house on their own siding
is their intention to buy and sell
lrload lots. They have under their ~.
rol about 5000 acres here and at ~
dell and with their new traction FL
ne and gang plows expect soon to lsj''
9 the dirt hy NJ