Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-15
Wise and Otherwise
Onion sets at McMahon's.


money and temper by buying your seeds
from Redmon's in bulk.
Lionel Garlock was recently heard
from at Ottumwa, Iowa, being still
with the Curtiss Comedy Company.
IF good merchandise, low prices.
prompt service and personal attention
appeal to you, trade at the Morse Store.
The bonus of land near Wendell over
and above the water contract has
reached fifty dollars per acre.
Cod fish balls? Sounds good, don't it.
Mcmahon has the best Cod fish.
The Rupert schools now occupy the
new brick building the completion of
which was delayed by the severe
weather of winter. A full nine months
term has been decided on.
New styles in fine millinery every day
at the Morse Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee on the old Nov
niger and Darrah ranch north of town
spent few hours fishing IN the Big
Wood river last Sunday and caught Al
fine trout They did not seem to re-
gard this as more than an ordinary
catch.
Overalls and jumpers for men of all
sizes, ages, and occupations, from
college professor down, at Bowler Bros.
VIM. Mabbutt brought to the Journal
force last Monday fine lot of rheubarb
and cabbage plants. By the way Mr..
Mabbutt has for sale at his ranch Just
west of town ali kinds of plants for
setting ont and any kind of lovely
flowers one might wish for. As
florist Mr.. Mabbutt is a great success.
A nice line of Cod fish, put up in one
pound packages, twelve and a half
cents pound, at McMahon's.
Mrs. c. J. LisIe and daughter Esther
returned Monday from their Boise visit
and were guests of Mrs. Nellie Truman
till they took the branch train home to
Richfield the next day. Mr.. Lisle
Joined them here and returned to Rich
field with them. Mrs Lisle's health
was very much improved by the change
American poultry and rabbit fence.
Redmon Hardware Co. 60.
w. L. Gossett arrived in Shoshone
the fore part of the week from Spo-
kane or Seattle and the chances are
that he will make his head quarters
here and in Richfield for the season.
Mr.. Gossett is half owner with F. c.
Pierce of very desirable and valuable |
price of land adjoining the townsite of
and with the developing of the I
lands around the town and |
he certainty of another railroad this
the growth of the town will no
ioubt need the Gossett and Pierce land |
or city purposes.
Formaldehyde the recognized pre-
oaration for the prevention of smut in
grain, sold in pint bottles at Starrh's
9 Iff Store.
attending the sale of acre
lge tracts which surround the original
ownsite. He reports some of the
racts sold for $500. per acre. A goodly
rowd attended from various towns
md the sale was regarded quite sue
essful. Now that the opening has
,een made the remaining tracts will go
It private sale.
Bulk garden seeds, direct from the
grower, at Redmon,s.
County Superintendent, Mrs. Burn
ide, visited schools in the southeastern /
,art of the county the fore part of the !
Teek. Three schools were included in !
er visiting list comprising the Big s
END, Hopewell and Herman districts.
he also spent some time in Rupert.
lille the Hepburn public schools have
osed owing to lack of funds two of
lie teachers, Misses Bixler and Fisher, q
re teaching a private school and the F
tendance is very large. s
1t is now time to plant onion sets and
lie place to buy them is McMahon's.
Truman Mcmahon of Richfield was in
wn over Sunday visiting with rela- 8
yes and friends. He returned to his :
,me Monday.
The Thos. J. Redmon Hardware Co.
i've afull line of garden seeds in bulk.
1ese are the Nebraska grown seeds
ID are purchased direct from the
overs, so they are fresh and will
We the best results possible. Ten
hts will buy as many and generally
tier seeds from this stock as fifty
nty will purchase of the package
eds.
]. w. Craven, one of the subtantial
siness men of Twin Falls was buSi-