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

OlcbIItU last i utsIdJ.
Mems shoes, 81 to So, the famous
"ShaPeod" make, at Bowler Bros.
Mrs. b. NieInier, who had been
stopping at the ShOsh0ne hotel for
o month or 50, left Wednesday for
Cassel Greek.
New line Of Sweater coats, Knit
skirts, Scarfs and Mufflers at The
Morse Store.
Among those attending the Boise
institute this week are Mrs. KEEL
sey and Misses Pearl GOOding and
Laura Gwin. Six teachers from this
county attended the Boise institute
and it is reported that an instrue-
tive session was held.
Particular shoes for particular
men at Bowler Bros.
Bowler Bros. have a fine display
Of deer heads, goat heads and rugs
in their show window on Walnut
street. They are the property Of
Bert Bowler and A. H. Kinsey.
Do not forget the 5, 10, and Is
cent counters at the Morse store.
r. H. Kipp, Of the sales depart
ment of the Idaho Irrigation COM
pany, was a buusiness visitor in
Gooding on Wednesday.
Suit cases s. to $40 at Bowler
Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wise Of Twin
Falls were in the city yesterday
Mr.. Wise is one Of the prominent
attorneys Of the Magic City and
was here looking after legal matter
New suits, skirts, coats and kimo-
nos at the Morse Store.
Miss Cora Wright of Idaho Falls
is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. L. Jones. Miss Wright is
an old friend of the Jones family
and is formerly from Missouri.
It is authoritatively stated that
Ex-Gov. Gooding is opposed to any
legal fight over the results of the
primary election.
A full line of 'Sharood' brand of
mems shoes lately received at Bow
Ter Bros.
Dan Hopkins, known as 'Humpy,
was taken to the State penitentiary
at Boise last Tuesday, having plead
getty ITO forgery at Twin Falls
and later sentenced by Judge Wal
ters to the pen for from one to
fourteen years. Hopkins was
booze fighter.
At the Morse Store, the celebrat-
ed Jackson Waist, the only waist
that fits like corset.
S. S. King, who has a fine Carey
claim near Dietrich, was in town
Wednesday on business. Mr. King
is an old newspaper man, but has
saken the profession for the sim
pie life on the farm. He is we'll .
pleased with idaho and it is his in /
tention to spend the rest of his day +
on his ranch near Dietrich.
The famous front Iaceing J. c. C. (
corset, long hip model, at the
Morse Store.
The elder Mr.. Worth is moving
to Ontario, Oregon, to make his
home there.
Anyone looking for a trunk or a
suit case can find what they want
at Bowler Bros
French and Italian prunes are
now ready for market and are. sell +
ing at the ranch at 21s cents per
pound or 10 cents per crate. Wheel 1
er ranch. west parF OF town S2-i
Oliver Nicely, Jene Purdunb 5. Z.
Todd and John McFall left This
morning for the lakes near HEPBURN
where they viii enjoy several days
sport shooting ducks.
If good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal atten-
ion appeal to you, trade at the
iierSe Store.
A. d. Milligan, the veteran editor
If the Hub City Irrigationist, was
visitor in the county capital on
to witness the counting
# the votes by the county commits {
toners. Mr.. Milligan has the honor
# doing the heavy newspaper :
tunts for the anti-division league
Turing the primary campaign just [
losed.
Gong to travel any this fall? Get y
our trunk or suit case Of Bowler {
Bros. and you will get the best OBJ j
ainable for the price.
A letter to L. NJ. Zug from 10y
lcOuiston of Rupert gives some au
litional information of the diSas-
-, r,re thera recently. All of the I