Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-09-01
PURELY PERSONAL

for a few hours "Wednesday from
his bone III Dietrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Struthers
were in town yesterday from theiI
homie on the Dietrich tract.
Ringing Brothers circus passed
through town early yesterday
morning moving in four sections.
w. b. Robinson, who has been
spending the past six weeks on his
ranch on the Dietrich tract, re-
turned TO his home in Warsaw, H.,
yesterday by way OF The coast Mr.
Robinson will return TO the tract
in the spring.
ii G, Simpson, Of the Simpson,
Morrow Lumber company, Of Good
ing, was in town Wednesday on a
mission Of business
Capt. H. H. Phillips left yesterday
for Hagerman to be gone for sew
eral days on a mission Of business.
f. r. Gooding passed through
town Wednesday evening by auto
from his sheep camps in the Wood
river country to his home in Good
ing.
MIR and Mrs John DeYoung We're
in town from their home on the
Dietrich tract Tuesday.
S. S. Champlain was in the city
for a short time yesterday visiting
with relatives. Mr.. Champlain is
connected with the Clinton-Hurtt
Investment company and makes his
headquarters at King Hill.
Miss Inez Wheeler returned the
first of the week from Boise where
she had been spending her vaca-
ton.
Mrs. R. j. Mcmahon left yesterday
for Hagerman to attend the meet
ing of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union.
M. M. Mackey, S. E. Todd and
Jere Purdum left early Wednesday
morning for the Magic reservoir
where they will spend several days
and fishing.
Why not be sanitary in all
-hings? The Shoshone Steam
Laundry washes clothes in the most
sanitary manner. Call up phone No.
30.
Miss Della Turner returned Sun
lay from Ketchum to visit few
days with her sister, Mrs. H. q.
3augh. She expects to spend the
fall in the northern mountains
where the climate agrees with her
health.
Mrs. Frank I. Disney and her
sister, Mrs. Rossman, of Chicago,
'eturned Tuesday from Bellevue
1herr hey had been visiting with
friends for the past ten days. Mrs.
iossman will remain in the city
or some time before returning TO
Ter Chicago home.
Prof. w. C. Thompson returned
he first of the week from his
rip to the Jackson Hole country
md the Teton mountains. He
Rove overland two days from St.
and it required another ,
lays drive to cross the basin. He =
s now developing the Photographic
Jews he secured on the trip.
Archie Bowler and party, of :
hoshone, are camped at the If q
and ranch south of town on the
liver and are enjoying their outing
Mr.. Bowler is in the ;
lOthing business at Shoshone.-
Late City Advertiser.
Mrs. Joe May departed Tuesday C
f this week for Ontario, Oregon.
} join MIR. May who is engaged in r.
usiness in that city. =
Sheriff L. NJ. Tug arrived in Ru- Il
ert Monday evening and left Tues Il
ny evening. Don't know what he "
as here for unless he was afraid u
IT home boys would get too en-
Iusiastic in telling Jeromites about 81
lie crops and water of the Mini +,
)ka project.-Rupert Pioneer-Re- 4
Drd. A,
George Schodde, the well known
ock man OF Hepburn, was in the l.
'unty seat Wednesday consulting =,
it'll the county attorney. 1t seems p,
at the railroad has fenced some =.
lrt of the country near his home =,
sucE way that it is impossible =,
g,t stock through and he is try
G to find out what can be done
out the matter. hi
ond Thupcdax- niobfc