Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-16
LOCAL LOOUILITIES.


at r. j. McMahons. 1871
John Hunter made business trip
to Mackey last week.
j. NJ. Mimmack left Tuesday for
a two months visit in Chicago.
Do not forget the 5, 10, and IS
cent counters at the Morse store.
The shower of rain on Wednes-
day came as a welcome relief from
the dry dusty weather of weeks
previous.
Cucumbers for the asking while
they last at r.. j. McMahOns'. 1871
The Episcopal Sunday school will
hold cooked food sale in the Of
flee of the Electric Light company
next Saturday afternoon, beginning
at two o'clock.
New line Of Sweater coats, Knit
skirts, Scarfs and Mufflers at The
Morse Store.
Paul S. Haddock while in Boise
will attend the Masonic Grand
Lodge as a representative from the
Shoshone lodge.
See our new Fall line of young
mems clothing. The Graduate
brand, very nifty and up-to-date,
at Bowler Bros. 1871
Charley Carter came up from
Bliss Sunday and will remain in
Shoshone this winter in order to
attend the high school.
Outfitters for the little fOIks-T, 9
StOckgrOwers Mercantile Co. 33-1
F. L. Thomas left Wednesday
evening for a three weeks vacation
trip which he will spend in Kansas
City and other points east.
Ernest and Walter Gwin, Vern
Millsaps and Myrt Weaver will leave
Monday for POcatello where they
will enter the Academy of Idaho for
the ensuing year.
The best kind of good shoes
coupled with popular prices to
move them. See them at the Morse
Store.
Wilmington and Millsaps now
have an exceptionally fine Orches-
ira for their theatre. J. NJ. Mannon
lately from Jerome, one of the
finest violinists in the state, has
been secured to lead while Lynn
LaMunyOn will assist at the piano
and A. H. Feldman on the traps.
This arrangement produces as good
music as one would expect to hear |
at a city theatre.
Choice Ogden peaches the very
lest at R. j. McMahOn's. 1871
Mrs. John Ford and baby return
ed the first Of the week from Port
land, Oregon, where they have been
for the past two months for the
benefit of Mr. Ford's health. Mr..
Ford stopped off at Hot Lake, Ore,
where he will remain for some time
taking the baths for rheumatism.
Our Fall line of overcoats is now
cOmplete-BOwler Bros. 1871
F. H. Kelly and family of the
Dietrich tract were in the county
seat the first Of the week on bust
ness. Mr.. Kelly says that he rails
ed some of the largest watermelons
on his place that can be found in
Idaho, but that he had bad luck
with them as the coyotes would de-
strOy them before they had chance
to ripen.
All those wishing a good outfit
for hunting or fishing will do well
TO call on w. H. Savage, phone 1i5,
Rates reasonable. tt
Mrs. j. w. Wheeler and her bro
Their, Frank Harris, left Wednesday
for College Springs, Ia, {
to see their father who had suffer-
ed stroke of paralysis.
See our line of keystone Chess :
pants, ranging in price from SO to :
IS at Bowler Bros. 1871
A shower Tuesday night of four /
lundredths of an inch was the first d
'ainfall in about six months. and
t sure did look good. 1t laid the
lust nicely and freshened up the f
,rass and flowers a bit. +
Mr.. Stroud, the boomer of the
iagerman valley was in the county /
eat last Friday on business con- Il
iected with the county fair or in d
Iustrial exposition to be held in I
iagerman on September 1921. Mr.. s.
stroud is doing a wonderful work f,
or the valley and at the same time
work of inestimable benefit to th Il
Whole of Lincoln county. A greater q
Iagerman, an electric railroad, com
lercial orchards and an industrial
Xposition are some of the things q