Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-10
LOCAL LAcoNIc s

nent OF christmas goods and more com
ing. As
There is always something doing in
the lives of famous men. See Sherlock
Homes. Opera house Thur. Dec. l6.
A second house has been built on the
Joe Darrah lots on east Lafayette
street and third is contemplated.
A marriage license was issued byHar
ny W. Anderson, county recorder, De-
cember 9th, to s. E. Silva and Charlea
Walter, both of Gooding.
Lee Francis Lybarger scholar, sci
enlist and man of the world, with broad
visions and invigorating ideas. Port
age (Wis.) Democrat. Opera house
next Wednesday night.
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Carl H. Winner of Rupert came to
Shoshone with car of potatoes for the
local market Mr. Winner will ship 100
tons baled hay to Gooding next. His
line is the handling of produce and
bulky articles in Car lots
Don't forget the annual sale and ba-
zaar of the Episcopal Guild to-
morrow, at the opera house. A special
program at $50. The Episcopal Guild
always furnish something desirable and
worth while.
Cement crossings will be needed next
season to supplement the fine system Of
cement sidewalks now laid in Shoshone
The north side will need to get busy or
cement walks next year.
The Morse Store has a fine assort-
ment of silk waist, evening dress and
wool dress patterns coming, which will
not fail to please the eye and fit the
pocket book. As
Few new lectures come to the plat
form clothed in such richness. His is !
the purest of pure English, faultless
pronunciation, logical argument, keen /
sense of humor, forceful delivery, /
voice of marvellous power and range,
and gentlemanly bearing quite en-
ough for Standard Bearer, don't you
Lyceumite. Opera house
next Wednesday night.
The o. S. L. track layers have been
engaged in Shoshone and nearby for
the past week. Their construction
train has been sidetracked here for
length of time. The next
thing to occupy attention will be the
block signal men as the entire line is to
be provided with block systems of the
latest designs The track layers are
leaving behind them the best 80 pound
steel rails in place of the lighter ones
that will be used on new branch lines.
Emmett Green, passenger on Short
Line train No. 8, en- route from Good
ing to Denver, was crushed to death
between two coachesi in the local
yards last night at $50. He died
within five minutes of the accident.
A brother, Hoyt Green, at Pena, Kas.,
and sister, Mrs Joe Brown, at Green
Forest, Ark, have been notified. The
body is being held at the Lindquist un-
dertaking parlors, pending the receipt
of instructions from relatives. -Poca-
tello Tribune.
Mr.. Lybarger has the ability to pre-
sent abstract thought in as attractive
manner as any man we have ever |
heard. Mr.. Lybargsr's lecture was ]
highly appreciated and by many was /;
said to be the best argumentative dis s
course given in Ada for years Prof /
W. N. Liggett, Departmental Oratory, S
Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio. h
Rev. S. w. Creasey returned this T
morning from a missionary trip extend
ng as far east as American Falls.
Rev. l. H. Compton and family ar
wed in Shoshone last week from YER 8
lont. Rev. Compton is the new pas 81
,r of the Peoples Baptist church of r,
hoshone, taking the place made va
ant by the resignation of Rev. 7. M.
atterson last summer. The new pas
n occupied the Baptist pulpit last
unday and is now part and parcel .
the spiritual and social life of the (,
lurch and city. The Journal bespeaks Z,
cordial welcome for the new pastor u
nd Instantly. u
Thos. D. Vickrey of Boise was in a,
,wn the first of the week as fsca 2,
gent for southern Idaho of the United n
'ireless Telegraph company. This V,
,mpany now have stations located r.
-om New York to Duluth. Mimi, and A,
to San Francisco and other 1"