Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-02
Wise and Otherwise


skirts, ScaTfs and Mufflers at The
Morse Store
Mrs. Griffin of Ontario, Oregon.
is in ShoshOne to spend the winter
with her brother, J. w. Newman.
Mems shoes, 81 to So, the famous
"Sharood" make, at Bowler Bros.
A heavy frost was reported at
American Falls few days ago that
trimmed down vegetation to a fraz-
zle.
A full line of "Sharood'' brand of
mems shoes lately received at Bow
Ter Bros.
w. f. Albers is expected in Die
trich in the near future to look af-
ter his big ranch southeast of that
place.
Particular shoes for particular
men at Bowler Bros.
Mrs. A. J. Mcmahon and children
are spending a few days in Rich
field the guests of Mrs. r. ]. Me-
MahOn.
At the Morse Store, the celebrat-
ed Jackson Waist, the only waist
that fits like a corset.
Mrs. R. j. Mcmahon left yester-
day for Boise where she will visit
for a couple of weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. S. s. Champlain.
Do not forget the 5, 10, and Is
cent counters at the Morse store.
r. T.. McAlister is in the city
again after spending the season
with a construction outfit at the
lower and upper Salmon Falls.
The famous front laceing ]. C. C.
corset, long hip model, at the
Morse Store.
Senator Fred Hastings of Wen
dell was in the county seat We'd |
nesday being interested in election
returns as relates to county divi-
sion.
Suit cases So to $50 at Bowler
Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Myers are
rejoicing over the arrival of little
baby girl
New suits, skirts, coats and kimo-
nos at the Morse Store.
Miss Edna Blodgett is spending
the week in the county capital, the
guest of Miss Leah Borden. Miss
Blodgett is the daughter of Editor
H. P. Blodgett of Gooding.
Anyone looking for a trunk or a
suit case can find what they want |
at Bowler Bros.
Judge Walters went to HALEY re-
Gently to appoint a receiver for the
Idaho State bank if such a course
was deemed best.
If good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal atten-
ton appeal to you, trade at the
Mcrse Store.
J. w. Porter was down from
Haley to take part in the primary
election this week. Mr.. Porter likes
his work in the law office of Stock
slayer & Bowen where he recently
accepted a trusted position.
Mr. and Mrs. John Holman return
ed last Monday from Ketchum
where they have been spending the
mast two weeks camping.
Going to travel any this fall? Get
your trunk or suit case of Bowler
Bros. and you will get the best OBJ
tainable for the price.
Mrs. Frank Darrah arrived from
California last Tuesday evening to
join her husband who Will take
charge of his uncle's ranch on the
Big Wood river, the late j. S. Oar
rah. This ranch was left by the
deceased to the mother of the Oar S
rah brothers. {
t. J. Clark, proprietor of the new :
own of Hartman was i'll the coun- +
y seat Wednesday on business. Mr.. =
lark states that the Oregon short
.iue tracklayers which We're trans
erred from the Malad or Bliss end I,
# the Bupert-Bliss cutoff to Wy u
ming, are expected back 10 take '
ip tIacklaymg east of the Malad II
ridge about September il. This '
.ang VIII return with new track o
aging engine that lays down three :
niles of rails day. The prospects a
or The new town of Hartman are h
cry bright indeed. d
NJ. O'Neil. the ditch contractor,
eturned from his old home in r
-ankton, s. D., on Tuesday evening, =
ccompanied by his wife and daugh "
er. Mr.. O'Neil has taken con- II