Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-06-17
Wise and Otherwise

on his carey claim east OF town In the
near future
Mr.. Cornell is erecting store build
ing at Dietrich of ample size for a
large business.
Childrens hats! at prices from .35c up
Come in and see them at Miss Waters.
E. H. Nolan, treasure of the Far
mers Association at Dietrich was in
town Monday on business.
DR.. Brereton, the popular dentist at
Wendell, was visiting his daughter,
Mrs. La Bailey, over Sunday.
George Polling and ]. F. Walter were
up from Gooding yesterday doing
business in the county seat.
We will be glad TO see YOU at
our new yards on West Rail street
Iowa Lumber Co.
Lynn LaMunyon and Miss Inez
Wheeler have charge of the city water
works office during the absence of the
Manager, F. C. Pierce.
The biggest slaughter in prices on
everything in the store, at Miss Waters.
The big tent has recently been re-
ceiyed at Dietrich for the Methodist
services, and it might appropriately be
referred to hereafter as the Dietrich
tabernacle.
A well selected assortment of ladies
and Misses skirts, perfect fitting, we'll
made, reasonable prices, can be found
at The Morse Store.
Ed Spear who was last year in
partnership with VIM. Raef has re-
Gently purchased No. well drilling
machine and is operating on his own
account now.
F. C. Pierce was down from Rich
field the fore part of the week, attend
ing to business matters, his family
holding down the Carey claim east of
that town during his absence.
You can buy pairs of ribbed hose in
tan, white and black all sizes for child
rem, the regular 80 cent quality. Re-
member 5 pairs for $1.00 at Miss Wat
ers.
Pure spring water, for drinking
purposes, delivered fresh every
day, $500 per month. Silver Spr-
ings Water Co. Headquarters
at Redmons Hardware Co.
B. D. Vanderveer is still held by
business interests at Dietrich, while |
Mrs. Vanderveer takes charge of their
business interests at their old home at
Sedro Wooley, Washington.
G. H. Caches took 2S head of horses
to Richfeld, Wednesday, for sale,
these being the remnants of carload
or two that were shipped to Shoshone
some time ago for the market.
All kinds of trimmings flowers, feath-
ers, o! just everything to trim hats
with. No charge for trimming if you
buy the material at Miss Waters.
Otto Delventhal who recently made
final proof on his Carey claim on the
North Shoshone tract, returned the
first of the week to st. Joseph, Mis-
ouri. He is interesting relatives and
friends in this part of Idaho.
Our yards are changed TO West
Rail street, but Our business meth
IDS are unchanged. They are
always on the square"
Iowa Lumber Co.
Work will begin this week on the 4,
basement of the w. H. Baugh building.
William Darrah will have charge of the
'ock work This will make an immense ;
the dimensions being 45x100 fit {
icing two stories high above the base
nent. I
Charles E. Piper, the Seattle attorney i
Who came here with his wife to make {
roof on a Carey Act claim east of {
own, closed up his business last Mon
lay and took the train for Los Angeles ]
where they will visit for short time
'efore returning to Seattle.
Paul r. Kartzke the commissioner
rom Jerome, accompanied by W. A.
Ieiss one of the city fathers of that
hriving town, rode into the county
eat the first OF the week in Mr.. Kart
ke's auto on business matter. While
ere Mr.. Kartzke was interesting our
itizens in the fag-raising at the Falls,
ne 18th.
New machinery was received the
rst of the week at the new McFall
lundry, and it is expected that the
liant will be in operation about the LIST
f July. H. F. Rehbenis the manager,
nd he has employed an inside man of
; years experience at the laundry
ork, and the intention is to make it a .
rst class public laundry.