Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-05-13

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claim on the Dietrich tract.
Rubber roofing that will not crack or
break. l ply 81. 50 per square.
REDMoN HARDWARE Co.
H. H. Smith who owns 100 acre
Carey claim on the North Shoshone
tract was in the city the last of the
week.
See DR.. Zeller for proper examination
of eyes and adjustment of glasses
prices reasonable.
Miss Clara England spent the spring
vacation of the Shoshone schools with
friends in Haley.
Union suits in mems underwear light
weight for summer wear, 81. 30 to 1900
the suit, at Bowler Bros.
Edward T. Barber of Cooling passed
up the branch Wednesday On a business
trip to Haley.
W. T. Gossett of Richield passed the
fore part of the week in Shoshone. He
was expecting his son from Seattle to
join him before returning to Richfeld.
Boys pants good grades, cheap. The
Morse Store.
The new brick machine is ready for
business when the new elevator arrives
for hosting the clay. The machine has
already been tested and is o. K.
Grandpa Fields has been troubled
again with coronic complaint but was
able to walk out the first of the week. /
Nice clean alfalfa seed for sale at
C. F. Borden's.
The quarantine was lifted from the
Regal residence yesterday morning.
This is the C. R. Wheeler property
containing the prune orchard.
Refrigerators and gasoline stoves.
REDMoN HARDWARE Co.
Capt. H. H. Phillips made an in
spection trip to King Hill the first of
the week, he being the official time in
spector for the o. S. L. He reports
the new bridge over the Snake river at
After June /, 1910, the Shoshone
post Office will close at six O'Clock p. m
instead of at seven.
JOHN WITTY, Postmaster.
John Holman has been putting in
spare time nights and mornings on his
lawn and it certainly shows the care
and labor expended. Even if the prop
erty becomes a part of the school
house block no part of the labor ex-
pended will be lost
An elegant line of wedding stationery
at the Journal office.
Get pair of pajamas from Bowler
Bros. and learn how to sleep comforta-
bic
David Bliss and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bliss accompanied by her sister, were
visiting in the county seat last Monday
the guests of Judge and Mrs. Fuller.
Of course they had occasion to tran
sact business here.
Jas. R. Boutwell, was in Bliss last
Tuesday and bought in at sheriff's sale
the goods connected with the Gaskill :
drug store. Mr.. Boutwell, was acting
for his client in the matter. The sale
was conducted by deputy sheriff Fred a
Bliss. Il
We carry a full line of Winona and !.
Mitchell farm and spring wagons. =
There are none better made. Call and :
see them at C. F. Borden's. .
H. C. Brett a Lyceum agent was in
town the middle of the week to submit b
a new proposition to the people of
Shoshone.
Mr.. Swope's two children that were e.
Iuarantined for diphtheria are doing W
nicely and there seems to be no danger to
If other cases aS
Nails, on contracts cents key less n
han you can lay them down at whole n,
sale from Salt Lake. VI
REDMoN HARDWARE Co.
Uncle Joe RichmOndrecently returned "
o Shoshone from the Richfield tract Il
where he was engaged in canal enlarge DC
nent and the understanding is that the
work is completed. h'
Iron and brass castings. Patterns ~ n.
ight and heavy machine work. Build ;"
ny columns, sash weights. We carry ny
rilling machines and supplies, well :" :,
asings, pumps. windmills, etc :"
Nampa Iron Works. Ltd,
Off Nampa, Idaho. no
A little detective work by deputy an
lug recently resulted in finding and re-
toring a valuable watch operator
t Kimama that had been stolen by a pr
reek connected with construction Sc;
rain. and also locating and restoring ou