Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-01-21

TRIP
The Original. The Only. The Best.
Always Gives Satisfaction. The King
Of Them all The Show That Has
Gained the Reputation Of Being tie
Strongest Singing and Dancing Show
in America Opera House Jan. 26.
Prices 25, 80 and Is.
All kink and sizes of ladies
and childrens rubber foot wear
at the Stockgrowers Mercantile
Co.
w. r. Gobell who recently establish
ed a bakery in Shoshone is enjoying
far better trade than he expected He
has been compelled 10 employ an assis-
tant when he expected to do all the
work himself At present he is de-
livering with sleigh but he is having
a special delivery wagon prepared for
his trade.
F. E. Wilmington is of on his east
ern trip for the Sage Brush Tonic COM
pany. 1t is likely that in the future ne
may entrust the outside business Of the
company to experienced statesmen while
he deyotes his own time TO the Shoshone
work.
W. L. Reynolds is now engaged On
the decorative work on the Thos. H.
Cooling mansion, corner Of Green
wood and Lafayette streets. The
color scheme for each room is different
from all the others and the finish OF
each is most elaborate and elegant.
Mr.. Reynolds has secured the contract
for finishing the Arcade building in
/ Gooding, consisting of 80 rooms above
and four store rooms below. He goes
there tomorrow to make arrangements
for the work Last season he did the
painting and decorating for the Lincoln
Inn of Cooling and that proved so salts
factory that the Arcade job follows as
matter of course.
The probation officer visited the
Hagerman schools last Monday TO in
vestigate a scarlet fever scare that was
keeping many children out Of school.
He found that all danger of contagion
was over and that the pupils were com
ing back to school This is the first year
since the central school was organized /
and Prof Alexander and his three as
sistants are putting forth their best eff
forts to make it a splendid success. /
Three wagons are used to convey the I
pupils to and from school.
Miss Elizabeth Hill, reader, gave a
very good recital at the NJ E. church, /
but owing to the weather the turn out /
was not nearly as good as the lady de-
served On Sunday night she gave the
reading. THE Other Wise Man" at
the Methodist church at the evening
service. This beautiful story was most
beautifully told and went straight to
the hearts OF the hearers. Should
Miss Hill return to this town in the
future none of those who heard her
Sunday night will be willing to miss
hearing her again.
Joseph Serpa and Fife Peck were
married by Justice Vredenburgh the
middle of the week at the residence of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs
Warren Peck on Big Wood river The
bride and groom are favorites in the
social circles of the Big Wood region
and the affair passed of very pleasant
ly.
Irene, the year old daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs. James Hanifin, died of pneu-
monia, January II. and the funeral was
held from the residence in the western
part of town on the 18th. The sym I
psthy of the community goes out to the
parents.
The farmers of the Richfeld tract
have organized Farmers Association
with headquarters in the town of Rich
ield. 1t is now the usual and accepted
hing for the settlers OF irrigation pro-
ects in southern Idaho to form Asso-
,iations for business and social pur- {
ooses.
The San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt
AXE railroad lost one hundred miles OF !,
rack and road bed IN Meadow Valley
Turing the recent floods. The road IS
ut of commission and no one knows
vhen traffic viii be resumed.
1t is announced that the Boise Butte D
abroad will be built at once and that c
Boise viii be made the headquarters OF u
he company. The road viii cost up t,
yard of $40, COO. o0. a
Register A. Mcmahon was relieved s.
rom his duties in the 9. s Land Office
q Haley the first Of the week and his ]
uccessnr, Presley F. Horne was duly
lstalled IN the Office As the new register.
has taken considerable time for Mr.