Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-01-13
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Mrs. w. +. Dougherty Of Dietrich
was in the county capital between
trains Wednesday.
w. j. GOoding of GoOding wa:
transacting business in the county
seat last Saturday.
Miss Ava Mcmahon of RichfielC
visited over Sunday with friend,
and relatives j. this city.
Butterick ashton books and new
Butterick patterns at the Morse
Store.
Complete line of Ladies Home
Journal patterns always in stock at
stockgrowers Mercantile Company
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Turnbull of
the Big Wood river country, were
in Shoshone Saturday after load
OF supplies.
Breathes there man with soul
50 dead who never to himself hath
said: These are the days of the
eracklin bread?
Mrs. Henry Book returned Satur-
day from Mountain Home where
she had been visiting for some time
with her daughter
Martin silk, one of the pioneer
ranchmen Of The Gooding neighbor-
hood, was transacting business in
the county seat yesterday.
At least Mr.. Carnegie has saved
himself a lot Of trouble clipping
coupons by giving away that ten
millions for international peace.
See our display window OF Puri-
ian undermusIins. Stockgrowers
Mercantile Company.
H. A. Stroud and William Col
tharp, two of the leading business
men and prominent citizens of Ha-
german, We're in ShOshOne the first
OF the week on business.
Mrs. H. &. Baugh and sister, Miss
Della Turner. will leave next month
for California and Arizona where
they will spend the balance Of the
winter for the benefit of Miss Turn-
er's health.
Mrs. F. w. Gooding, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Alta, depart
ed the first of the week for Boise
to join the Senator. They will re-
main during the session Of the leg
islature.
NJ. Silva who was arrested last
week for bootlegging, had his hear
ing before Justice w. d. Vreden-
burgh, his attorney having taken
change of venue from the probate
court and he was bound over to the
spring term Of the district court in
the sum of $1,000 which he gave.
Our spring line OF Puritan under
muslins is now on display. Don't
fail to see them. StOckgrOwers Mer.
Company.
w. NJ. Massey of Jerome, the new
county treasurer who was indicted
into office Monday, will have his
office in the court house. The Of
flee will be in charge of Glenn ].
Massey as deputy who will be found
there during office hours.
Help wanted to unload our bar
gain counter. StOckgrOwers Mer. Co
William Darrah departed for Ha-
german "Wednesday where he went
to make a bid for the cement work
on the new opera house that is be-
ing constructed at that place,
John McFall, and sisters, Miss
Jessie and Leonia, accompanied by
Mrs. Lillian Carr and son Bill,
came up from Shoshone to spend t
New Years with Neil Campbell and I
family. The two young ladies re- L
City Advertiser. q
s. T. Abbott, who has been en- i
1loyed for the past six months in
he iewelry store of W.D. Vreden- u
)urgh. departed Tuesday for va
,ation trip to the coast. Mr.. Aub- a
,ott expects to be absent for about b
TX WtthS.
|. w. Mcdonnell, general manager h
If the Idaho Irrigation company, II
With headquarters in Richfield, was v
business visitor in the city yes o
erday. Mr.. Mcconnell was looking S
lfter some business matters for his
company before the board OF 6
county commissioners. II
Bargain counter. Ask us stock b
Irowers Mercantile Company. S
How the drinking man and ms e
amilv should view the temperance b
will be considered at the G
Methodist church Sunday evening. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w Anderson Il
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