Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-01-28

FRED w. Goodlng started Tor Chicago
on business trip last Tuesday eve.
Deputy Sheriff Tug was called to
Rupert Tuesday OH official business.
C. F. Borden expects a brother out
from Chicago some time next month.
G. W. Sutherland, the stalwart de-
putty from Gooding, was in the county
seat Wednesday on business.
If good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal attention
appeal to you, trade at the Morse Store.
C. R. Northrop, the local manager of
the Central Telephone office of Sho-
shone, went to Twin Falls Wednesday
on telephone business. He made an
overland drive of it.
T. P. Helean the contractor reports
that but little finishing work needs to
be done in the spring on the North Sho-
shone and North Gooding canals and
laterals.
Next Saturday and Sunday great air
ship exhibitions will be held in Salt
Lake. Louis Paulham and others who
took part in exhibitions at Los Angeles
aviation week, being present. Rate
two cents per mile each way from Sho-
shone with limit February third.
The Bowler Brothers opening last
Saturday drew a nice crowd and sales
were very satisfactory. An exclusive
clothing store will appeal to the buying
public and good trade is assured the
Bowler Brothers for the future.
DIED:-The infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Burgess died Jan. 27, aged
4 months and 10 days. The funeral
was held at the residence this after
noon. The bereaved family have the
sympathy of the entire community.
A car of flour, corn meal, graham,
etc has lately been received at the
R. J. Mcmahon store from the famous
Hays City, Kansas, mills. This is the
genuine Kansas flour and will give the
best of satisfaction. 80
The woolgrowers of Shoshone laid in
a supply of feed for the winter and no
serious losses are reported. John
Skillern of Boise and Bliss whose sheep
are wintering in this country bought
1000 tons of alfalfa last fall. The sheep
can get fine grazing on the range when
the snow melts off so that they can
get to it.
Messrs Boeck and Hanna of the
La Sales department Rad occasion to
go to Dietrich recently and without
waiting to board train or hitch up a
rig they struck the ties and liked the
~ or s miles in one hour and so
minutes.
Jeffries and Gotch, champion pugi-
list and wrestler of the world, passed
through Shoshone Wednesday on No 3
on their way to Boise where they APP
peared that same evening with their
company A number of our citizens
were at the depot to see them.
Next Saturday and Sunday great air
ship exhibitions will be held in Salt
Lake, Louis Paulham and others who
took part in exhibitions at Los Angeles
aviation week, being present. Rate
two cents per mile each way from Sho
shone with limit February third.
Judge Walters and reporter Stotts
will remain in Shoshone about another /
week before they are called away to
hold court The Judge is attending to
court matters in Chambers as they
come in from various parts of the
fourth Judicial District and court re-
porter Stotts is keeping his desk work
cleaned up so as to have clean start
when regular terms of court begin
again.
Thos. Nelson Maunders is spending
the winter here with his brother, W.
H. Maunders. This makes the fourth
member of the family now in Shoshone
the mother and sister having arrived
last fall. The new arrival came about
New Years from Saskatoon, Canada,
in the province of Alberta where he
owns ranch.
Roy Mason started for Meadow
Grove, Missouri, Monday incoming in re-
sponse to telegram from his wife
stating that their little boy about two
years old was dangerously sick. 1t will
be remembered that Mrs. Mason and
he children went to Missouri last fall
% visit the home folks with the in
.ention of remaining till spring. Mr..
Mason will probably bring the family
Jack with him when he returns.
Mr.. Wright of Spokane is in Sho- =
hone with two cars of stock and goods
or the purpose of settling on two Carey
laims amounting to 240 acres which
re owned by Bud Anderson and Harry
;. Peck, two Northern Pacific conduc-
orc who live in Snokana Mr. WRIGHT Il