Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-23

/. fine fall rams The past week ans
the dust has been layed nicely.
Miss Dorothy Cornell departed
: last week for Bfogan, Oregon. "a
spend a month OF six weeks visit
ing with friends.
:. :. King. secretary Of the nle-
trirh Farmers Association was Ia
town last week looking after bust
j ness matters.
Al the trains on the main line
wpre late ia arriving on their scncd
ole time last Saturday, the cause
beng landslide in Oregon.
Mrs. o. +. Borden was in sho-
.honc Inc last Of The week visiting
with her husband Who j. slowly rer
covering from an attack Of fever.
! n. ;. Lewis has taken q position
as clerk with lhe Bofoeu hercan-
ltile company and viii remain with
the firm until Mr.. Borden has fully
recovered from hls illness.
Mr.. Kelly. Of the Geo. a. Lowe
Hardware company Of ogden, was
calling on our merchants last week
endeavoring to place line Of farm
machinery with some Of them.
G. A. Kershner has had system
Of gas lighting placed in his store. !
the City confectionery and grocery I
which adds grcaJs to tn appear
ance Of this well kept establish
menl.
A representative Of the Schilling
Baking Powder company was in the
city The first Of the week calling on
be- trade He was more than pleas
ed with the business found in our
little city.
j. W. Mcdonnell, general manager
Of the Idaho Irrigation company,
was in town Saturday to be present
at the smoker that was given to the
farmers on the tract by the COM
pany
G. +. Bayer, the plumber Of Sho-
shone, has been in town for the
past week engaged in work at the
Dietrich hotel. He has also been
placing gas lights in a number OF
the business houses. ,
The Dietrich Mercantile company
has added a number of new shelves =
10 their store room. Mr.. Houston,
Inc manager will soon have IN a !
line Of fall aud winter q
goods for his trade here.
W. A. Fritz has more contracts n
IN hand for cisterns than he can 5
III. lie is now engaged on els
ern for Mr. Drysdale which he VIII y
,oon have completed and has con-
racts from Messrs. NandeVecr,
Beckett and Becker.
The school furniture arrived last
Saturday and was put in place the b
irsl of the week. Everything IS 4
low ready to open school but the 4
looks have not as yet arrived, G.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d
}. Turner, who has been ill with II
ever at the Dill hospital III Sho- p
hone, has entirely recovered and n
) at home once more,
G.. A. Smith will make finel proof IN
II his Carey claim this week. Mr.. q
NTH has fine piece of land and II
is his intention to improve 1t. !
The Star restaurant has Install Tn
1 complete system of gas light ne
z which is a great Improvement TO-
the place.
5. A. Washburn, manager oaf the
Ietrich Lumber company, was a
sitor in Shoshone the last of the
EEK. Mr.. Washburn says that
siness is keeping up fine In his
e and that he has no kick COM
: on the country.
Charles Burgess of Shoshone Is
silly engaged on the tract clear
, land and seeding for the set
RS. Mr.. Burgess has been kept
~ the greater part of the past
inner and informs the Promo
that the settlers were getting
dy to put in heavy spring crops.
NJ. Churchill was in the county
. Saturday ON a short business
sion. Mr.. Churchill is making II
arrangements to enter the real vas.
ate business and he should be a liou
ner in that line as he is civil con
ineer by profession and assisted said
the canal for the be
no Irrigation company. coui
c. Reed arrived home Saturday one,
n Shoshone and other points of I
{. While absent he accompanied and
ShoShonc Commercial Club on has
Il trlp 10 the North Side tract. Boa