Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-06-10
Wise and Otherwise



Morse Store.
w. N. Shilling, The genial post
master Of Rupert, was in the
county seat the first Of the week.
Childrens hatsl at prices from .35c up
Come in and see them at Miss Waters.
We viii be glad to see you at
our new yards on West Rail street
Iowa Lumber Go.
The local baseball team will cross
bats with Hagerman, at Bliss, to-
morrow afternoon. Who all are going
with the boys?
You can buy pairs of ribbed hose in
tan, white and black all sizes for child
rem, the regular 80 cent quality. Re-
member 5 pairs for 100 at Miss Wat
ers.
Attorney Gent of Cooling, was in
consultation with Jas. r. Boutwell,,
Tuesday, relative to the appeal of the
case of. State Senator Jordon.
Linen busters at Bowler Bros.
Attorney Harlan D. Heist aud Court
Reporter Charles Stotts made business
visit to Jerome last Saturday, driving
over in the early morning and return
ing in the evening.
All kinds of trimmings flowers, festh-
ers, 0! just everything to trim hats
with. No charge for triming if you
buy the material at Miss Waters.
Wells, the noted pitcher for the Boise
High School baseball team the past
season, was in Shoshone Monday, en-
route to Haley where he will spend
the next few months.
A well selected assortment of ladies
and Misses skirts, perfect fitting, we'll
made, reasonable prices, can be found
at The Morse Store.
Mrs. Ben Darrah returned Sat
urday from Caldwell, Mr.. Darrah's
mother and brother having come
direct to ShOshOne instead of join
ing her in Portland during the
rose carnival
The biggest slaughter in prices on
everything in the store, at Miss Waters.
Manicuring, facial massage and
shampooing, also making over hair
at home. 3 to p. m. Give me
trial. GALENA PHILLIPS 1872
Our yards are changed to West
Rail street, but our business meth
DDS are unchanged. They are
always on the square"
Iowa Lumber Co.
Joe H. Dewitt, of tie Soda Spr-
ings Chieftain, has purchased the
Rupert Pioneer Record of Messrs.
Harte and Abbott and is in charge
of the Pioneer Record at a time
when Rupert is coming into her
own. The future looks good for
both the town and the paper and
the Journal wishes both large
measure of prosperity.
Iron and brass castings. Patterns
light and heavy machine work. Build
ing columns, sash weights. We carry
drilling machines and supplies, well
castings, pumps, windmills, etc.
Nampa Iron Works. Ltd,
loft Nampa, Idaho.
B. d. Vanderveer proved up on
his Carey claim of 100 acres three
miles east of Dietrich last Satur-
day and will devote his time in
the future to more or rather less
strenuous pursuits than clearing up
sage brush. Mrs. Vanderveer re-
turns to their former home in
Sedro Wooley, Washington, to take
charge of business interests there
till he joins her later.
IF good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal attention
appeal to you, trade at the Morse Store
Miss Alta Gooding made final
proof on her Carey claim OF f2O
acres near Gooding last Saturday
and is again home in the county
seat. Miss Gooding is believer IN
the strenuous life, at least for 30
days. the time necessary TO secure
patent to Carey land, and she also
believes in the future Of irrigated
Idaho. If young ladies can travel /
half way across the continent to
take advantage of the real estate
opportunities offered here why
should not the resident ladies get
their share?
When you go out riding the
dust will not bother your clothes IL
YOU are wearing linen duster'
Bowler Bros. have some good ones.
Rev. Christian, State Superintendent
of the Children's Home Finding Society
at the Baptist church last
Sunday. morning and evening, explain
ine the work of the society which ne is !
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