Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-15
Wise and Otherwise
Misses and children's shoes at the
Morse Store.

town, in order to make final proof
An eighty acre ranch three miles
cast of Twin Falls recently sold fol
the sum of $4,000 per acre.
William N. Davis of Indepen-
dance, Iowarecently proved up on
400 acre Cary claim on the Rich
field tract, and started back to To-
wa, July 9th.
The government thermometer in
ShoshOne registered 90 degrees on
Wednesday, the hottest day of the
season.
Ice cream and cake will be served
this eve or afternoon on the poarch
of the I. H. Gooding residence.
At the Morse Store, the celebrat-
ed Jackson Waist, the only waist
that fits like a corset.
Mrs. S. A. Mckinney is expecting
visit from her sister in Ohio in
the near future. The lady and
her husband arrived last night.
Plat Williams and Lynn La Mum
yon left Saturday for a vacation
trip up Big Woou river.
Latest style puff turbans at The
morse Store.
DR.. Brereton Of Wendell was Wis
ting his daughter, Mrs. lie Bailey
of this city, during the fore part Of
the week.
A new line of .braids and trans
formations turIan caps and hair
nets just received at Miss Waters.
Prices right. 2i-l
Deputy Sheriff Zugg made a trip
to Pocatello the first Of the week
on official business.
The Catholic Ladies of /
Shoshone are to be congratulated |
on The fine appearance presented |
by the new Catholic church, and tn
manner in which the lawn has been
graded Their next move will be
the inside furnishings of the church
which will be fine and up-to-date
to correspond with the building its
elf.
The famous J. c. C. corset, long
hip model. Call at the Morse
Store to see it.
The report came in last week
that the Jackson Lake reservoir
dam had broken and that 2OO,-
600, acre feet of water had escaped
More recent reports state that on
ly $4,000 acre feet were lost, and
that there remains about 10000 acI
feet in the lake which will no doubt
be sufficient for the use Of the
settlers on the Minidoka and the
Twin Halls North Side projects.
The Ladies Aid Of the Methodist
church met this week with Mrs
T. H. Gooding.
do not intend to carry over one
hat if prices will move them See
the beautiful hats 1 am Offering at
$500 Miss Waters.
Mrs. Slater won the beautiful set
Of dishes given away at Redmonds
Hardware store last Saturday af-
ternoon. Several tickets were very.
close to The time at which the (
clock stopped, so things were "a ]
Their exciting for a while. Mr.. Red
mon gives away a valuable prize
every Saturday +
Girls tan slippers at very reason C
able prices. The Morse Store. v
Everybody Will agree just now
that this is Sunny Southern idaho {
alright. il
Dr. w. II. Baugh was transacting i
business up the HALEY branch sew 9
eral days this week.
A special meeting of the CONNER -
,ial Club was held Wednesday even -
ing. The Commercial Club has =,
proven to be one Of the greatest r..
modern factors in the building up
md improN ing Of cities and towns.
Much credit is due Secretary Mer- n
field for The success Of the Sho- ~
hone Commercial Club, and for the ~
aany things it has accomplished. 81
Ten different styles Of J. C. C. 20
orsets just received at the Morse r
tore-At popular prices.
The services at the Methodist co,
hurch next Sunday evening will tal
onsist entirely Of singing. The III,
ew song books will be used.
is cordially invited to be "a, 80,
resent and enjoy this song service. w., w.
Mrs. NJ. E. Burkill has sold her gor
arness shop in this city TO John mr.
Wines. The Journal welcomes is
r. Wines among the business men r