Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-23
LOCAL LOQUILITIES.

UUN az II. ,. d.
A. /. Mcmahon returned yester.
day from Boise where he had beer
for several days on business.
See our line of keystone Chess
pants, ranging in price from 50 t1
So at Bowler Bros. 1871
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rhine and Mrs
Charles Grigsby returned Monday
from Twin Falls after spending
Sunday with relatives and friends.
Outfitters for the little foIks-Th
StockgrOwers Mercantile Go. 3d. 1
H. A. Stroud and John w. Morton
of Hagerman were county seat Wis
itogs on last Saturday
New line of Sweater coats. Knit
skirts, Scarfs and Mufflers at The
Morse Store.
B. ID. Vanderveer is preparing to
crop sixty. acres of his Carey ranch
east of Dietrich next spring.
Do not forget the 5, no. and is
cent counters at the Morse store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Richards of
Little Falls, Mimi, arrived in Sho-
shone the first of the week and
left Tuesday for their Carey ranch
near Dietrich TO start in making
final proof.
Prunes- a fine lot Of fresh prunes
al r. J. McMahon's. 1871 |
Mark Kidwel was in town for a
few days this week from Marsh |
Lake, Cassia county, where he and /
his family have been spending the
summer. He returned to This city !
to place his daughter in school,
The late Fall and Winter models
of the best styles in Millinery will
be on show Tuesday, the Goth. at
The Morse Store. Come and inspec
them and note the prices. They I
will be satisfactory to you.
Capt. C. C. HeyGes spent The fore
part of the week with the Cottles
on the Stiffler ranch west of the
city and caught trout sufficient for
many good meals. One splendid
trout weighed about four pounds as
it came from the water. Several
fine fish found their way to the
editors table. Thanks, Captain;
they were really delicious.
! Thos. j. fedmon traced out a
line Of wagon road The first Of the
week from Shoshone to the south
Dietrich tract that he pronomces t
first class and almost clear of rock.
He estimates that SI00 will clear
it ready for use. II leaves Sho-
shone from the southside and con- :
tinues east on the south Side OF
the railroad all the way to the set
tlement south of Dietrich. There !
should be no delay in opening this
road as the demands of travel are d
pressing and the trade interests of
demand it. /
All those wishing a good outfit
for hunting or fishing will do well
to call on w. H. Savage, phone 1i5, d
Rates reasonable. tt O
Will ]. Coonev, who has been
spending the simmer in this city, il
departed Tuesday evening for his +
home in Raymond, Wash, where
he will spend the winter. IL Is
more than probable that he will y
return in the spring as be has a
fine Carey claim in the neighbor- I
hood of Dietrich.
Choice Ogden peaches the very l
hest at R. j. McMahon's. 35-1 o
A party of mighty duck hunters
left Tuesday morning for Wil$esi
lake to spend several days in etfest q
Of the canvas back, The party in
,blded Nj. NJ. Mackey, S +. Todd, t.
n, e. Jensen, Oh Nicely, Burt Bow
Ter and Jerrie Purdum> Il
our Fall line of overeoats is now 5
omplete-Bowler Bros. 55-l il
Frank Gwin is probably the real
hampton honey grower of Lincoln a
county. having been engaged in the
industry for Is years in Shoshone
n rather on his ranch on the Big d
Wood river nearby. Dnring all mat Il
inc he has made but one failure. $
One wear ago last winter during Il
no time Of the high water, an ice
,oree "a The little Wood river he d
ow town, backed the water up 81
,ver his city lots on which the =
o hi>,.s mere housed arr III
,,ves were drowned out @An- i,
'ia,o Ines last season was a good