Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-05-06
Wise and Otherwise

worked during the continuance of the
quarantine.
County Assessor, NJ. M. Mackey.
went to Hagerman on official business
last Tuesday.
Silk shirt waist and dress patterns at
The Morse Store.
Mr.. Cullen was up from his Cooling
ranch to transact business in the county
seat last Tuesday.
Edw. I. Barber Of Cooling passed up
the branch last Tuesday to transact
business in Richfield.
Surprise your wife with a box of
fresh Strawberries for the Sunday din
ner, no doubt but what she will like
them. % cents box at McMahon's.
Judge Walters returned to HALEY
last Monday to continue district court,
this being the second week of the ses-
sion.
Take rubber" at Bowler Bros.
rubber window.
Lionel Garlock returned to Shoshone
in time to witness the marriage of his
sister and now he will remain to assist
in the abstract Office.
Nice fresh California strawberries,
rs cts box at McMahon's.
County Superintendent, Mrs. Burn
side, has recently visited schools in
Hillsdale, Richfeld and attended the
teachers meeting in Wendell.
The postmastership of Cooling
which came up anew when the office
was raised to the third class was finally
decided in favor of E. T. Barber the
present incumbent.
WANTED-A girl forgeneral house
Work. Thirty S a month and board.
Paul S. Haddock
The friends of DR.. H. G. Baugh are
gratified to know than he is now en-.
titled to attach NJ D. to his name.
The title of DR.. was used in connection
with his dental profession.
After June l, 1910, the Shoshone
post Office will close at six O'Clock p. m.
instead of at seven.
JOHN WITTY, Postmaster.
Hill Brothers of the Nampa Herald
accompanied by their father were in
the city the last of the week on their
way up the branch for a fishing trip.
The Journal acknowledges a pleasant
call.
AS good general line as one could |
wish of summer underwear at Bowler
Bros, $l.00 to $500 the suit.
B. F. Peak invested in one hundred
loads of dirt for the grading of his
Knob Hill residence lots and it will
prove paying proposition from the
viewpoint of looks TO say nothing of
utility.
New styles in fine millinery every day
at the Morse Store.
Harlan D. Hest has recently pur-
chased large consignment of law
books and has also invested in book
cases to hold them These are visible
of professional success that
his friends are glad to see.
Prof. Jas. Westhoff and Rev. C. E.
Holman were seen to take the branch
train Tuesday morning loaded with
fishing tackle and besides angling for
trout in Silver Greek they intended to !
take look at the state Fish Hatchery ,
at Hay Spur.
If good merchandise, low prices, {
prompt service and personal attention l
appeal to you, trade at the Morse Store. I
Thos. J. Clark of Hartman was doing
business in the county seat last Tues S
lay. He repcrst tracklaying finished c
0 the Malad river on the Bliss Rupert F
ut off and the cars will be running in v
o Hartman soon after the Malad v
ridge is completed. 4
The lady who has her feet fitted with
pair of Utz & Dunn's shoes from a
ne Keefer & White store has a shoe n
nat combines wearing qualities with a d
comfortable fit and the latest style. b
Since returning to Gooding from his IL
astern trip, VIM Raef has purchased "
mother welldrilling machine of medium y
re which is employed in the region of II
ooding. He will buy another machine
hen business warrants it and expects W
work on the Dietrich tract.
WANTED---A girl for general house
ork. Thirty a month and board tn
PaulS. Handbook II
Mrs. B. D. Vanderveer of Sedro VI
ooley, Washington, arrived in Sho- w
one the first of the week to JON Mr.. d
anderveer on the Carey claim on the ~
ietrich tract. Mr.. Vanderveer has "a
rye real estate interests besides his o'