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


e Iowa Lumber Company still bav,
II some good brick on band.
G Miss Madge Fuller is at present
+ employed in the central office OF
T the Bell telephone company.
. Flour has gone down, so has
$ bread Commencing Saturday will
0 sell bread at 5 cents per loaf at
= 0obell's Bakery.
: f.. G. Isenberg Of Rupert was in
: town for a short time Wednesday
looking after business matters. Mr..
Isenberg is the nominee for assess
or on the Republican ticket.
II. T.. Cornell, one of the promi-
nent business men of the busy little
city Of Dietrich, was in Shoshone
for few hours Wednesday eve.
/ w b. Kelly, one of the prominent
business men Of GOOding and an
ex-cOmnissiOner Of this county.
was in ShOshOne on Wednesday
keeping tab on the official count
for state senator and representative
II seems too bad but he had to see
the anti-division candidate for
senator get nice little majority
OF twelve votes.
A carload of pressed brick was
received this week by Dr. w. H.
Baugh for use in the fine new build
ing which he is erecting on Rail
street. Work is progressing in a |
satisfactory manner and the base
ment will soon be completed.
Sheriff Good Taylor Of Blaine |
county was in Shoshone Thursday |
between trains on his way home |
from an official trip to the Lost
river country. Mr.. Taylor has been
nominated on the Republican ticket |
for the office of assessor in his /
county and will no doubt be elected
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bowler and
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Garlock re-
turned the last Of the week from n
three weeks camping trip in the |
mountains above Ketchum.
Messrs. j. Dawson and W. VOL
worth, connected with the Iowa
Lumber company, with headquart-
ers IN American Falls, were in Sho-
shone for couple Of days this past
week looking after the branch yard /
mere. They expressed themselves
as well pleased with the bust
ness that is being done here under
the management of l.. C.. Stewart. II
Quite a little excitement was oc-
casloned last Tuesday evening at
about $3.50 o'clock when the fire
Dell gave notice that there was a
IRE III some part of town. The vol H
unteer fire department responded II
quickly and located the blaze in a II
pie OF rubbish west of the Borden II
Lumber company's yard. The fire Il
was soon cXtinguished and no dam II
age was done. II
Z. f. Borden is suffering with a
instep that's causing him H
% use pair of crutches. While IL
assisting at the fire on Tuesday r
evening near his place of business
me Of the hose carts ran over his
DOT with the above result.
l.. Il. Roberts and W. u. Vreden-
'urgh have been elected delegates
o the Grand Lodge of odd Fellows II
which meets on Sand Point Jdabo II
IN October Sth
i. NJ. Starrh, secretary of The Il
IDAHO state Board of Pharmacy. ex- II
'eets to leave Saturday for WallacellI
where the next regular meeting of Il
he board is to be held from the Il
9Th to the 18th inst.
First class alfalfa pasture. with
INNING water for horses and cattle Y
"a kipp Bros. ranch at Burns. Ida
10. Inquire there or 20 ". II.
'oeck, shoshone, Idaho. 33tf
lola NanNranken made final proc
n her Carey claim at Brady last
and departed for Wana
Nalla, Wash, where she has posi-
ON as a Stenographer. She was ac
ompanied in her Carey residence g
y her sister, Mrs. II. w. Black of
llton. Oregon.
G. b. Borden has the excavaling =
bout finished for his new business
ouse on West Rail street. 1t oc-
lples the corner whore the old
ardware building formerly stood. II
lis having been moved to the II Il
'uth end of the lots with n drive
ay between the old and new build II d
rs. The new structure VIII be 80 II 4
81 feet. two stories above The \
'sement. The material will be Is
ment. Mr.. Borden has built up a 4