Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-10-21
LOCAL LO0UHITIEs.

called there on business.
r. W. Henderson made a business
trip to Glenn's Ferry yesterday af-
ternoon, returning the same even
ing.
Call and see our complete line Of
sweater coats and vests. - Bowler
Bros. 81
The household department Of the
study Club will hold its first SEES
sion at the home of Mrs. r. C..
Pierre. tins afternoon.
G. A. Elmer, assistant general
manager of the Idaho Irrigation
company, was in Dietrich on busi-
ness one day this week.
We carry the Hole Proof hosiery
for men, women and children. Good
for six months under guarantee
against holes. Stockgrowers Mer-
camille Co.
Mrs. John Ryan held the lucky
ticket at the Redmon hardware
store last Saturday thereby getting
set of beautiful dishes.
John U. Mcpherson, superinten-
dent Of agriculture for the Idaho Ir
rlgatIon company, was in town for
several days this week on business.
Don't forget the closing-out sale
Of fine underwear all next week
at Hiss Waters #.
Mrs. J. L. Beckett and daughter
returned Monday from Boise where
;ney had been visiting for several
DAYS with friends.
Have you seen them? Our line
of dress trimmings, Persian, alIOver
and braids, etc. StOckgroWers uer-
camille Co.
Ed Miles is assisting in the office
OF the county assessor at the pres
ent time as the office is over run
with work Incidental to tax collect
ing.
Miss Nellie Myres, who has been
IN one Of the Boise hospitals for
the past four months taking treat
ment for rheumatism, was brought
home Tuesday somewhat improved
in health, she being able to be abOu
on crutches.
New and nObby line Of Persian
auto scarfs and suits at the Stock
growers Mercantile Co.
Mrs. J. w. Wheeler returned the
first of the week from Iowa, where
she has been visiting for a month /
or six weeks with relatives and
friends.
Our fall line of Red Cross shoes
are here. Stockgrowers Mercantile
Company.
Some of the grades Of the public !
school have been moved into the |
new school building, and it will onl |
be a matter OF a few days until all
tie grades are housed there. The
difficulty between the contractor
and the trustees has been adjusted. |
Rev. Mr.. Redfern of Boise deliv-
cred the morning and evening ser
mons at the Baptist church last
Sunday. Rev. Redfern is the pas
Tor of the First Baptist church in
the capital city and came here to
fill the pulpit last Sunday.
A lot of handsome new Gage pat
tern hats are among the new things
at Miss Waters. It,
Edward Phelps, who has been
spending the past summer with
friends in and about Shoshone, left
Wednesday for his home in Omaha,
Nep.. where he will take his old
position in the general offices OF |
the Union Pacific railway.
Cupid Anderson did very poor
business in the county clerks office
this week only one marriage license
being issued. The fortunate couple
were Awhile C. Benton and Miss
Marie C. Mackenzie, both from the
prosperous town of Richfield.
Get onto those Presto overcoats
at Stockgrowers Mercantile Go.
The nursing hospital of Mrs. Lou
Bloudin in the southeast part Of the
cltv is a great convenience to the
patients who come from distant
parts and the several local physi-
clans are free to avail themselves
Of It's advantages.
Charles Cloud, one of the efficient
members of the Journal force, had
the misfortune on Monday to burn
his right hand with gasoline which
aecessitates his taking a forced rest
Tor several days. Although the
burns are not serious they are very