Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-02-18
Wise and Otherwise

fiSiSoi idot W GNuGSudy.
Spring overcoats, the latest STYLES
and good quality at Bowler Bros.
G. w. Wernicke is out again after
anillness lasting several weeks.
The recent cold wave brought the
mercury pretty close to zero mark.
Prof L. n. sigmond makes bust
ness trip to Salt Lake City this week.
Walter White resumed his old duties
of bookkeeping for the firm Of Keefer
& White when he returned home.
The convention Of school trustees Of
Lincoln county which will convene in
in Shoshone tomorrow should be large
ly attended.
John B. Stetson hats, the kind that
all men know. No grade at Bowler
Bros.
Chas. H. Fitch, manager of the
Idaho Irrigation Co., in Richfed, was
in town the middle of the week be-
tween trains.
Mail orders given prompt attention
at the Morse Store
Mrs. Thos. j. Redmon's fractured
wrist is improved sufficiently to admit
of use. A fall at the skating rink was
responsible for it.
Hagerman is planning a stage line
from Bliss to Jarbidge to catch some
of the travel to the new gold fields.
The route is said to be one of the best.
Do not forget that your kitchen and
household needs can be found at the
Morse Store 5-10-15 cent counters.
On request, Sheriff J. w. Wheeler
stated the number of prisoners in The
county bastile yesterday equaled q.
OF these Is are white and are colored.
One colored man and two women.
Since Domingo Soloago purchased the
Barstow residence on the school house
block he has set force of men ex-
cavating basement at the rear of the
house and indications point to quite ex-
tensive improvements.
Genuine Bissell carpet sweepers,
REDMoN HARDWARE Co.
1t is rumored that engineer w. S.
Collins has severed his connection with
the J. G. White Co., and that he will
enter an independent business with
Jas. A. Green of Denver who was
head engineer for the White Co., at
Richfeld last season.
On the charge of obtaining goods
under false pretense the preliminary
trial of the State of Idaho VS.. Clarence
Van Densen was called inJudge Fuller's
court last Tuesday. Frank 7. Disney
represented the state as usual and Jas.
R. Boutwell, was the attorney of the
defendant.
See the new silk dress and shirt
waist patterns and trimmings at the
Morse Store.
The records of 0. J. Brennan, under
taker for the city and county, show
that Armada Garca, a Mexican, died
at the county hospital last Tuesday OF
tuberculosis of the bowels. Health
officer DIR. Chas Zeller had diagnosed
the case as above stated and to make
sure there was no mistake post NOR
TEN examination was held which veri-
fed the diagnosis. Deceased was Y
years of age and was buried at the
county's expense.
All kinds of tents, wagon covers and
paulins for sale at Thos. J. Redmon's
hardware store, Shoshone.
Sixteen men of Bowbells, North
Dakota have Carey Act claims on the
Dietrich tract North east of the new
town of Dietrich. The lands comprise
over thousand acres in body and is
regarded as very fine. VIM. Smith,
newspaper man, and three others, ar
rived in Shoshone last Saturday as an
advance guard and they will be followed
later by the others. These parties
with the twenty from GrinneI, Iowa.
will make quite colony for the Dietrich
tract
A new line of Misses and children's
shoes and ladies slippers at the Morse
Store.
Outside papers were mistaken when
hey stated that the two robbers who
broke Jail here got away on horses.
They evidently had a confederate here
out they went away afoot and no one
vas with them. They succeeded in
'eaching the camps and deserted cabins
between Shoshone and Miner where
no doubt concealed them
md helped them to get away. They
we're easily tracked to the camps by
heriff Wheeler but there they were s
ost.
For tents of all kinds, wagon covers