Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-03
:FL0TSAM And JETSAM ]

Matt McFall made trip to Boise
the last of the week to attend the
birthday celebration of Bobby
Turns.
A bargain IN mats at Bowelr Bros.
$3.50 values at Si95.
Mel Campbell Of BeIlvue stopped
off in this city Monday on his way
home from Boise to visit his son.
George ID. Campbell.
A high grade hat for the same
price you would pay for cheap or
second hand junk. Bowler Bros.
Mrs T. l. MacMahon OF Richfield
was in the city Monday and Tues
day Of this week visiting with rel
atives and friends.
Stanley Steck has been hObbling
around on crutches for the last ten
days. If you want to know how it
happened ask Stanley.
If good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal atten-
tiOn appeal to you, trade at the
Morse Store.
Mrs. f. A. Walters departed Wed
nesday for Boise where She will
take treatment for some time at
one of the local hospitals.
Geo. H. Caches and w. E. Biles,
two Of the prosperous ranchers
OF the North Shoshone tract spent
part of the week in Goodig at
tending the Seed show and Farm
ers meeting.
C. R. Bagley, chief clerk to the /
traffic manager OF the Bell Tele-
phone company was in the city for
several days this week from salt
Lake City looking after business
for his company.
The teams Of the city seemed to
be on the rampage Monday OF this
week when three Of them in differ
ent parts Of town tried to see how
fast they could run. Fortunately
but little damage was done to the
horses or rigs.
H. A. and George Kenaston left
Tuesday evening for Boise with
their son and brother Dean. who
is slowly going blind. They 60 to
consult a specialist in eye trouble
and it is hoped that speedy relief
can be found.
Geo. d. Campbell the merchant +
tailor has moved his shop from the
Mcmahon building to the building
occupied by n. C. Jensen on Rail
street. There he will be found /
pleased to see all of his old custom
ers. f
J. L. Beckett, manager of the /
Stockgrowers Mercantile company
attended the farmers institute in j.,
Gooding the first of the week. Mr.. 7
Beckett was we'll pleased with the -
meeting and says that much good
is sure to result from it.
E. Noble, proprietor of the Noble :
cash Grocery has installed in his !,
place of business a splendid set of
Toledo Electric scales, the first that
has ever been brought to this city. r
The scales are true in their work b
ing and a customer is assured Of V
getting ms moneys worth from
these srajes.
Mrs. Harry w. Anderson enter 5,
tanned the Ladies Aid of the e
Methodist church at her home We'd
nesday afternoon. Each lady brough
her own sewing and very pleas ~
ant afternoon was spent. The most -
sss served a dainty luncheon ana
4 tidy little sum was raised for the
benefit of the church. p,
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist -;
;hurch enjoyed a very pleasant
leigh ride to the home of Mrs W.
}. Biles. on the North Shoshone h,
ract.. Thursday of last week. Inc So
aides took with them nice lunch vi
on and a very pleasant time was
moved by all thos who attend
d. G. w. Stoner furnished the pc
leigh and horses and acted as y.
river. '0
H. l.. Austin who has been the
ookkeeper for the Weeter Lumber IN
ompany in this city for the past sli
ear departed Wednesday for Filler, vi
1aho. where he will take charge pa
f a lumber yard for the same va
,mpany. During his residence mere -
r. Austin has made many friends ~