Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-02-04
DuBrock waists.


to business.
DuBrock waists.
County Attorney W. P. Guthrie of
Twin Falls was visitor in the city the
fore part of the week on business be-
fore Judge Walters in Chambers
Coal has been a very scarce article in
Shoshone for the last few days. C. F.
Borden received car the first of the
week and it lasted but very short
time. He was compelled to distribute
it in small lots in order to give coal to
those who were entirely out of the
black diamond
New china ware at the Morse Store.
Arthur Montrose of Bliss had his
preliminary trial last Saturday before
Judge J. L. Fuller for selling liquor
contrary to law. He was bound over
to the district court in the sum of $500.
The attorneys were Frank T. Disney
for the state and Jas r. Boutwell, for
the defense.
Mrs. c. r. Wheeler returned last
Sunday from Hepburn where she had
spent week visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. R. Campbell. Mrs. Campbell was
the first woman to locate in Hepburn
and it can be inferred that she got
plenty lonesome by the time she had
lived there six months without seeing
another woman.
State Supt. S. Belle Chamberlain
and County Supt. Mrs. Burnside were
called to Gooding last week on official
business. While in the town, Miss
Chamberlain inspected the site of the
new State institution for the deaf,
dumb and blind.
Cluett brand of dress shirts are as
fine as can be purchased.
Bowler Bros.
The audience was large, cultured
and critical, but it was not cold, as the
frequent and long continued applause
abundantly showed. Mrs. Wales, al
ways magnetic and charming, fairly
outdid herself on this occasion, show
ing higher gifts of insight, finer dra-
matte power. and greater versatility
than formerly disclosed. Chicago Tri-
bune. Opera House, Friday night Feb
ruary IL.
Services for Sunday, Feb. 6, at the
Methodist church, IL a. m. Subject
Prayer" Sunday School at IL m.
Subject Gains Giving and Prayer"
Epworth League Z p. m. subject ''How
to Watch, Mark 10 chapter, 1897
verses. Meeting will be lead by Prof.
Westhoff. Preaching at 7:9O, subject
Christian Charity
For the Federal jury that convenes
in Boise Feb. Is, for the trial of Kester
Kettenbach and Dwyer transferred |
from the northern division, the follow
ing were drawn from Lincoln county:
E. G. Bastum and B. L. Berry of Good
ing; Benz Diefendorff and E. G. Gauss
of Jerome; Geo. A Paxton of Hager-
man; A. j. Lounsbury of Minidoka;
Geo. Hallowell of Hepburn; Fred Bliss
of Bliss; J. F. Vincent of Rupert, and
Jas. A. Green of Richfield. 1t was re-
marked by Harry W. Anderson that
this is the first instance within his
memory that jurymen for the Federal
court have been drawn from Lincoln
county and as he keeps close watch on
all matters pertaining to the county it
is hardly likely that he is mistaken.
The Modern Woodmen of America
have big camp in Shoshone and the
members are preparing for active work
Their next meeting is Feb. Is, and it
is to be r0using time. Five members
are to be admitted to the camp, three
by adoption and two by card. After
the adoption ceremonies, the families .
Of the members will be admitted to the
hall for banquet and general good
time. Over million members carry
insurance in the organization and it has
the reputation of paying every just
oss. 1t stands at the head of all ,
fraternal beneficiary orders both for 9
he number of members and for the '
,heapness of the insurance. t
The Epworth League of the Method :,
st church was recognized last SUM- 9
lay evening and the following officers s
we're elected: c
President, Prof. Westhoff, t
1st Vice President, Miss Pearl Gooding, I
End Vice President, John Holman,
Bird Wee President. Roy Waddell,
Secretary, Mrs. Westhoff,
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