Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-02-25


engagements can be made they are stop
ping with his brother, c, F. Borden.
Mrs. Willard Fields was taken sick
the last of the week with neuralgia of
the spine but relief came in few days.
Dr. Baugh attended.
Mrs. l.. W. Reynolds suffered an
other attack of sickness the last of the
week lasting several days. DIR. Dill
prescribed
Bowler Bros. now have their line of
spring suits on display This line is a
splendid one of Princeton clothing and
the styles are the latest and as nobby
as one could wish to see. Remember
them with your order.
E. D. Smith, formerly Of the Sho-
shone Land Company, was recently
brought here by Sheriff Wheeler on a
charge of enlightenment.
OH Niceley will build in the place of
the old saloon and side of the billiard
hall. The two fronts will equal 80 feet
owned by him. F. NJ. Crandall has the
contract and is on the job now.
VIM. Darrah has the job of building
the As feet front for W. H. Baugh
where the second hand store was. He
is now tearing down the old building.
The new structure will be brick or
stone one or two stories with base
ment.
We want to see every person who is
figuring on using any iuming of any
description. We manufacture gal
vanized steel huming. Thos. j. Red
mon hardware.
B. Terrell of Twin Falls was in Sho-
shone for few days the first of the
week, being called here on mission of
bushes. Mr.. Terrell is one of the
crack ball players of the Magic city,
and says that his town will have a
first class ball team again this season.
Hon. Fred w. Cooling returned
home the first of the week from Wash
ington, D. c., and other eastern points
where he has been for some time past
in the interest of the National Wool
growers Association of which he is
president.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the
decision of Judge Walters in Brown
Esterbrook VS.. Citizens State Bank.
This case involved the return of an es-
crow amounting to So, 200 held by the
bank The decision is in favor of
Brown and Esterbrook. J. G. Watts
the plaintiffs and w. C.
Howie the bank Mt. Home Repub-
lican.
ATTENTIoN-Every person who in
tends to use fuming of any kind this
season will please call at the Thos j.
Redmon hardware Co.'S, in Shoshone
They manufacture galvanized steel
Tuning that will last 20 years.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold cooked food sale tomorrow,
Saturday Feb. rs, in the Electric Light
& Power Co.'S, Office beginning at 2
o'clock This is the opportunity to buy
your Sunday dinner.
Government Inspector of Surveying
Frank Spafford, of Boise, and Joe
Vernon acting as deputy Inspector
made trip out beyond Dietrich last
week to inspect some work. but the
snow was so deep horses could scarcely
get through and they had to give it up
is bad job until the snow goes off.
John Hunter has rented his GAO acre
'anch west of Shoshone to w. L. Black
wood who was on the Martin Johnston d,
anch at Tunupa last season. Last
all, Mr.. Hunter bought the R. D.
residence in Shoshone on east
logan street and moved into it in time
or the opening of school.
Roy Jones was in the county seat on
usiness Tuesday and Wednesday and
eports stock in good condition in the
-ooding country notwithstanding the /
evere weather. In fact he regards a
Did weather the best for feeding but it
equires more feed Of course.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Me +
lodist church will serve a % cent +
inner in the upper rooms of the A. l. r
icMahon building, next Wednesday. h
Iarch 2. They will begin serving at r
O'Clock p. m. All hungry ones in "
ossession of a quarter are invited to o
ose both hunger and quarter. 4
For ready made clothing the Prince Il
m clothes at Bowler Bros. can not be p
1celled. For made to-measure gar t.
ents try the Ed. V. Price clothing, c.
der taken and fit guaranteed by the n
owler Bros. O
The new pool and billiard tables ar u
we'd the last of the week for Whit d
,0for q ATillconc Thav ara fittinor d.