Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-06-24
LOCAL LACONIC 6


Borden.
J. E. Huston of the Dietrich Mercan-
tile Company, is having his job work
printed IN the Journal print shop.
Miss Agnes Holman has entered
the office OF the Lincoln County
Abstract Co. as assistant to A. T.
Mcmahon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Savage Of
Sacramento, California, are now visit
ing at D. w. Yaden's. Mrs. Savage is
a niece Of MIR Yaden.
Silk shirt waist and dress patterns at
The Morse Store.
Rev. Howard Bowler, of Boise,
was on the SUNDAY School specil
which passed through here Tues
day on the way to the State con-
venti0n at Twin Falls.
Joseph andG B. Keefer are expected
back any day from an extended auto
trip taking in Haley Boise and other
points. They have been gone some
thing like two weeks already.
All kind of sewing machine parts
Capt. Phillip at Baugh Drug store.
Helmeth Albers, who is a student
in the Conservatory of Music at
Nampa, will probably be home for
the summer, as the summer vaca-
ton began a week ago.
Misses and children's shoes at the
Morse Store.
Miss Maggie Guymon spent sun
day and Monday visiting in Burley.
While there she witnessed the be-
ginning Of track laying On the 0.
5. L. branch from Burley to Oak
ley,
New kimonas. house dresses, one
piece dresses, petticoats, silk pet
ticoats and shirtwaists, white and
colored linen suits and skirts. col
Ored hose and leather goods, at
the Morse store.
Chas Burgess was in from the Die
trich tract Wednesday, looking for
more help. He had just completed
building a house for Miss Henrietta
Moore, and is now working on claim
just south of Dietrich.
A new supply Of Panama hats at
$3.50, at Bowler Bros.
Go to Capt. Phillip Tor machine
needles.
Mr.. Hannafin, the popular sec
ton boss, is building a fine resi-
dcncc IN Lincoln addition, the Ioca-
ton being an ideal one in the big
trees on the corner next to the
rGeenwood street bridge.
Extra values in fine shirt waists at
The Morse Store.
w. S. McQuiston, the genial banker
of Rupert, was in the county-seat on
business yesterday, and was probably
induced to remain over to attend the
Knights of Pythias Lodge where four
candidates were to receive the second
degree.
See our bargain counter for mems
straw hats, one-haIf price. Stock
growers Mercantile Co.
Mrs. T. J. Redmon is improving after
a severe sickness. Owing to the illness /
of the attending nurse, trained nurse
from St. Joseph, Missouri, Miss Bertha
Colmes, an old friend of TIE family.
was sent for in haste and arrived last
Friday evening.
The new Keystone well drill, belong
ing to Roessler Bros, after finishing
the sink well for T. H Gooding, moved
over to the new school building and put
down a new sink well in the rear of
hat, and later it moved up onto the
-idge on the Joe Vernon claim where a
we'll is being sunk
You can find good goods at bar
rain prices at the Morse store.
Do not forget the >. 10, and Is
ent counters at the Morse store.
Millinery, women's furnishings !
nd fancy goods, at the Morse :
tore.
Furnished rooms Torrent. Inquire at 7
Dom ?. 2nd floor A. l. Mcmahon block. f
The C. w. Wernicke residence, cor /
er of Greenwood and Post streets, is i
ow being rushed to completion by '
I. NJ. Crandall and his crew of men. v
his is the large brick structure which %
i'll be one of the fine residences of the
ty when completed. :
Call and see the open stock and
,ecial patterns in dining room dishes =,
the Morse Store. :,
Jay Wilder received visit Wednes- .
" from o. G. Whitlow chum of his d
Washington, D. c., who went on *
est on his summer vacation with with
lrr Stottle, the latter having passed in