Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-12-23
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to Shoshone last Saturday evening.
In this world not only we'll wish
ing but well doing is a colossal vir-
tue.
J. R. Smith, the livery and trans
fer man, was business visitor in
the county seat Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Kilner were in
from the ranch Saturday doing
some Christmas shopping.
Mrs. 0. E. Borden and Miss KEEP
Ter were in Shoshone Friday doing
some Christmas shopping.
J. NJ Churchill, the civil engineer
has been busily engaged the past
week doing some surveying on the
Morrison ranch a short distance
from town.
q. II. Hornaman was looking after
business matter in the county seat
Saturday evening Of this week.
Mesdames J. f. Houston and R.
J. Hill were in the county seat the
last of the week on shopping tour
S. Morgan, one of the substantial
ranchers Of the tract, was in the
county seat the last Of the week on
business.
L. n. Nelson was in Shoshone
Saturday acting as a witness before
the State Lana representative for
ID Carey Act settler.
A. C. Kershner, proprietor Of the
City Grocery was ShoshOne visitor
Saturday acting as witness for
Air. Van Amburg who was proving
up on his Carey claim.
The life we live gives value to our
words and wishes, and so, dear
reader, VIE hope your kindly wishes
and CHEEKY greetings may be real
golden.
Peter Andrew was in, the county
seat Saturday on a mission Of bus
mess. While there he purchased a (
fiat p1i for fancy chickens and viii
soon bloom out as a fancy chicken
raiser.
Zell Truman, manager Of the
journal in Shoshone, accompanied
by his brother Rex passed through
town Saturday
J. R. Smith the livery and trans
fer man has received a carload of
first class coal that he is having but
little trouble to dispose of. This
coal is one of the two or three cars
that We're ordered more than two
months ago.
Mrs. w. T. Dougherty spent sew
eral days in Richfield the last or
the week visiting with friends and
incidentally being guest at the
ball given at that place Saturday
evening by the young men of that
town.
Mrs. f. 7. Hayman, ST., departed
last Friday for Cincinnati where
she joined sIr Hayman who is ira
vedng out of that city for a large
business concern. They still have
-Nbeir farm here and will always
call this place their home.
A. Washburn, manager of the
Dietrich Lumber company, departed
Monday for Oregon where he will !
spend several weeks on business.
Mrs. Washburn, who is now visit
ing in Oregon, viii accompany Mr.. ;
Washburn home on his return.
Several of the ladies of town +
made up a party and went to the ;
county seat Saturday evening on a
shopping tour to lay in supply OF
Christmas presents. They returned
some time Sunday morning tired
but happy, 1.-The train being late as
the usual thing.
j. C. Packard and E. E. Jamison,
with the land sales department OF
the Idaho Irrigation Company at
Dietrich, were in Gooding last Sat
urday night. Mr. Jamison leaves
soon for an extended visit in the |
east and will spend some time at
his old home in misunderstanding l
Leader.
John Mcpherson returned to
Gooding Monday evening aft Two 81
ten days advertising trip 2,tfppresting .
ming. He succeeded in n i mhom ac- H
about 80 people, so',ie nd are look l.
pan. ne lands of the Idaho r. :
lh .s., Con Co. at Dietrich and Rlch- j,
r,eld -Gooding Leader. n
Fred van Amburg proved up on $
his Carey claim last Saturday IN a
and departed the same e
evening for his old home in Kansas a
where he will remain until spring; |