Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-01-06
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST TO
sH0SHONEITES

How many of those new year
resolutions remain unbroken?
All hats at cost at the Hughes
Novelty Shop
H. V. Cannon reports that he sold
$3.50. worth Of pigs from five brood
sows the past season.
The government Thermometer
stood at eight degrees below zero
yesterday morning.
The best three and three fifty
shoes at the Morse Store. The kind
you have PAID more for.
Mrs. Jacob Cunnington and
children went 10 Rupert last Sat
urday on visit.
Geo. d. SAVERS visited the home
folks a week ago. He is still with
the Twin Falls Times.
Seasonable new goods in all lines,
are to be found at the Morse Store
at prices that speak for themselves.
Judge Walters will convene Dis
trict in Shoshone the 18th of this
month.
Delos Lodge K P. is making pre-
paration for the entertainment of
the district convention which will
meet in this city on the 18Th.
b. d. vanderveer has been in
Shoshone the past week invoicing
the Shoshone Hardware Co. stock
for the sale to B. NJ. Pierce.
L. H. Bastic was up from Glenns
Ferry Monday closing up me Sam
uel b Houston estate before the
probate court
Laundry work Of any kind, also
cleaning, pressing, dyeing and gen
eral tailoring done at the Shoshone
Steam laundry. Satisfactory prices.
Last Saturday morning the gov
eminent thermometer in Shoshone
registered eight degrees below zero,
the coolest weather of the old
year.
Roessler Brothers suspended work
with their drilling machine at the
Magic dam during Holidays but in
tended to resume work again in
week or so. Their job at the dam
is not expected to last great /
WINE longer.
Ladies, it don't pay you to stand
over the wash tub and catch cold
when the Shoshone Steam laundry
rough dries at 40 cts. a dozen.
County Superintendent Mrs.
Burnside went to Boise this week
TO participate in convention of
the county superintendent Of the
state during the meeting of the
teachers of western Idaho in the
Stale Capital.
r.. E. McAllister who has been
with the construction force of the
Kuhn people as cook for a long
line has been transferred from
he camps near Mountain Home to
he Shoshone Fails, Miner and.
oakley line, the camp being located |
n the canyon at the falls.
H. V. Cannon has been author '
zed by the Idaho Irrigation Co. to /
lct as agent for the Carey act land I
N the North Shoshone tract. Mr.. y
cannon will be glad to drive any l.
me over the tract who wants Carey ?
ict land and he is perfectly famil- T.
ar with the land yet to be sold.
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Fine Women's and Misses coats S
t less than city prices, the famous 2
iarshall Field make, at The Morse II
tore. O
Willard NJ. Fields is again in N
barge of the 0. S. L. coal chutes
l Shoshone with his brother, Cy-
US, assisting him. OF course he u
as to employ other assistance. Mr. u
fields formerly made good money "
/ this position and rather enjoys y
he work. When he gets down to IT
ard muscle he can shovel fifty CT
ms of coal a day and he once &c
'fered to BET that he could handle al
.venty five tons in ten hours, the VI
st hour he was to shovel ten I'll
ms. The bet was not called. His
other Cyrus thinks that forty ma
ms day seven days in the week ef
enough and it affords gener- na
is salary, too. Iai
Mrs. A. r. Tabor, of Crider, MO, re
I'd been troubled with sick head by