Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-18
Wise and Otherwise

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The finest cherries and peaches ar
irving at McMahon's.
Judge Walters has been holding
district court at Twin Falls.
R. J. Koffend of Orilla, Ontario, is a
new hand in Mcmahon s store
F. E. Wilmington recently went to
Seattle in the interests of the Sage
Brush Company.
VIM. Miller of Rlchfield was assist
ing in Starrh's drug store during the
absence of the proprietor in Boise.
Strawberries, the finest grown and
reasonable at McMahons'.
N. c. Jensen now has more elegant
and commodious room for his shoe
shop in the Custer building and the
change of location was so slight that
no one could fail to find the place.
Mrs. Laura Abbott, mother of w. L..
Reynolds, and his niece, Mrs. May Nc
Cord, both of Baker City, Oregon, are
expected here this week for quite an
extended visit with the popular house
decorator of Shoshone.
Mrs. T. L Mcmahon and daughter,
Tress came down from Richield last
Friday evening and the following
morning took the east bound train for
Hamilton, Canada, where they will
spend the summer at the old family
home.
Grandpa Fields has so far recovered
the use of his hip that was crushed a
long long time ago that he now walks
around at times without the use of a
cane. 1t was only few months ago
that he was compelled to use crutch
every time he walked out.
S. E. Todd left this week to attend
the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
which is held in Wallace, and be may
go on to visit the Seattle exposition
before returning home. Mr.. Todd is
the delegate representing the Shoshone
Lodge in the Grand Lodge.
The people of Shoshone are finding
Sage Brush Shampoo so desirable for
toilet purposes that they are calling
for it at the factory in constantly in
creasing numbers. The Journal force
recently made trial of it and have
added it to their standard toilet list.
Features of the Deering Har-
vesting Machinery that talk.
Durability and light running.
Mere. Co., Agts.
Mrs. Ed Fields and two children ar
rived in town last Friday from Min
nesota and joined the husband and
father who located here several
months ago. Mr.. Fields recently pur-
chased a nice little residence with four
lots on the north side of town and
coy home awaits the new arrivals.
The Shoshone Light and Water Co.
have just received a very fine Electric
vacuums -eleaning> OUTFIT which has all
the attachments fer eleaasng carpets.
rags, curtains, floors and furniture;
This outfit viii be rented out TO the
customers of the company at reason /
able rates which viii be announced (
ater
G. B. Keefer returned last week
rom a trip to Hot Lake, Oregon (
7here he went with mis- brother, Jas.
Ieefer some weeks before. JAS. +
Ieefer has been taking treatment at the +
axes since arriving there and has re-
eived so much benefit therefrom that
e is expected home at any time. G.
;. Keefer made trips to several other
laces before coming back
The Shoshone base ball team tried
onclusions with the Twin Falls Irriga-
DIS last Sunday afternoon and went
own to defeat under the score of 8 to
in favor of the Irrigators. 1t must
e remembered that the Twin Falls
cam is about the best in southern Idaho
aving defeated many Of the crack
cams wherever they have played.
his record for the Shoshone boys is
cry encouraging under the circum-
.ances and an occasional defeat is
hat is needed to develop the weak
pots in the line up and to put the men
a their mettle for future success. To /
ay the boys go to Haley to meet the
alley team ON their own grounds.
Chas. DeWhite and JAS. DeNoon of ,
ichtield were tried before Judge Full
II. Wednesday. on the charge of sell
e liauor without a license. They ,
ere defended by Jas. r. Boutwell,
nd Frank F. Disney conducted the ;
The trial resulted IN !,
hung jury and the case comes up (,
gain today Another party arrested j