Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-05
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week.
The famous J. C. C. corset, lonI
hip model. Call at the Mors
Store to see it.
Mrs. Feldman has been quite sicl
this week.
Calling card, invitation or sigr
writing. c. NJ. Griggsby at Red
mons Hdw., Store. %:
Charles b. Allen and wife arrived
in town this week and moved on
to their Carey ranch about tire,
miles east of town.
Fred A. Brocket of Wendell hao
business i'll the county seat We'd
ncslay.
Miss Della Turner has been en-
joying a summers outing at
Clarendon Springs.
Ten different styles of J. c. c.
corsets just received at the Morse
Store-At popular prices.
Mrs q. H. Worth who was taken
down with the fever and brOugh
to Shoshone from Dietrich, is re-
ported much improved.
Don't overlook the popular dan
ces at the Open Air Pavilion, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings. 22-I mo
Mrs. Lou Blondin was prevented
from accepting a position as nurse
in the Dill hospital owing to the
fact of a previous engagement in
Gooding.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Lewis moved
into town recently from their Carey
ranch on the dietrich tract and
are occupying the Charles Sturgis
residence near the Episcopal
church.
Calling card. invitation or sign
writing C. NJ. Griggsby at Red
mons Hdw., store. 22i mo
E. Noble arrived in Shoshone the
middle of the week from Nebraska
and is the guest of George Purdum
and will probably remain a fort
night.
Girls tan slippers at very reason
able prices. The Morse Store.
Or. H. G. Baugh and wife have
been enjoying a brief vacation and
outing at HALEY this week.
On account of the GOODNESS of the
weather, there was no dance a the
open air pavilion on Tuesday even
ing.
Miss lola Van Vranken and her
sister, Mrs. H. w. Black, arrived in
the city yesterday from Walla Wa
la, to settle on a Carey claim on
the Dietrich tract.
Don't overlook the popular dan
ces at he Open Air Pavilion, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings. 22-l mo
Dr.. Zeller went to Rupert and
Hepburn Tuesday on business as
county health officer. He was ac-
companied by Deputy Sheriff Tug
New Fall Styles in Women's
Shoes just received at The Morse
Store.
Misses Maud Waters and Hazel
Romano and friends from POcatel- !
10 were enjoying an outing on the
Big Wood River several days the
past week.
Quite a number of the leading
citizens of Jerome and Wendell werI
in Shoshone Wednesday.
Dishes for Sale. A big lot of
dishes, cups, saucers, pitchers, pots
and pans, at private sale at the |
old school house building by An
dy Oleson.
H. E. Cornell, J. N. Churchill and
E. E. Jamison of Dietrich, were co
unity seat visitors last Friday.
Frank Whittingon made trip
TO Payette and other points the
asst of the week to investigate the
fruit crop.
See The wash petticoats, house
long and short kimonos at
The Morse Store.
Ralph Schnaelock, president of
he Settlers Reclaiming and Oper-
ling Co., at Jerome, was in Sho-
hone on business Tuesday. He de
sarted Il few days later for Cali
Olnid
Report of big crop yields con- I
niue to come into the Journal Of {
ice from different parts of the !
ounty. On T. H. Gooding's ranch I
ear Haddock, a field of alfalfa ;
rev two and one half feet high in {
days. And on j. L. Bee {
offs ranch npar nv alfalfa grew 3