Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-11-24
PURELY PERSONAL

Gooding Tuesday. =
Event of the Season K Of
Thanksgiving Ball Be here.
Editor Richardson of the Halle
News7Miner was in the city la
Saturday.
Special prices still continue O
all enamoled ware at the Shoshon
Hardware Co.
Brown Brothers shipped tire
cars Of fat cattle to the portIan
yards this week.
Elegant new silk waists an
dresses at the Morse Store at price
that will be 0. KID by you.
7. G. Silva has moved to phoe
nix, Ariz., for the winter.
The meetings at The Baptis
church during the week have beer
well attended.
Have you Turkey for Thanks.
giving? Then attend The Shoot.
Miss Matilda Montgomery OF
Oklahoma mas recently taken The
position OF slenoerapher in The
office of Johnson & Haddock.
The Misses Fern Noble and Lois
Borden attended church in Dietrich
last Sunday.
Mrs. Brunker has had several
attacks Of appendicitis lately and
1t is feared that an operation will
be necessary.
Il will paw Won Ia investigate
The . and 10 cent counters at the
Suoshone Hardware Co.
Albert Coates, who has been on
the Dill ranch at Dietrich. has
moved to ShOshOne and is taking
charge Of their home ranch. =
Fine Women's and Misses coats
at less than city prices, the famous
Marshall Field make, at The Morse
Store.
Dr.. Zeller went to Boise the last
of the week with a Spanard who
was operated on at the Boise hos
pltal. Inc doctor, who returned
Immediately, expects il to be a
successful operation.
Be sure and attend the Turkey
Shoot Nov. %.
James R. Boutwell, and L. NJ.
Tug left last Saturday night for
Salt Lake City to bring back
Mr.. Dunn, who is wanted here for
forgery He was brought back
Tuesday.
The Ladies Guild of the Episco-
pal church will hold their annual
bazar OF fancy work and cooked
food sale Saturday, December 2nd,
at the McFall hotel in the Snug
cry beginning at 10 a. m. Every |
body welcome.
Good things for Thanksgiving
galore at the Custer Meat Market.
Miss Minnie Kidwell, who was
Dill hospital for throat trouble, IS
getting alcrg nleeiy.
Fred Gwin, who has been assist
ing in the auditors office the past
three weeks on the tax rolls, is
now helping Assessor Isenberg in
the tax notices.
Mrs. w. L. Reynolds had the
an irrigating ditch last week and
spram her knee quite severely.
She is on crutches and will be for
some time.
Mrs. Thatcher is recovering very
slowly from the sprained ankle !
which has kept her laid up for
more than six weeks. She is
barely able to use the ankle at
his time.
Very select Fancy China and !
1ric-a-brac for the Holidays at the
Morse Store.
w. M. Stotts of Boise arrived in
Shoshone Monday eve to visit
ew days with his brother, Chas. H. G
stotts, the court reporter. The t
listing brother is a stenographer b
n the Carey Act department of the t
tate land board under the new
manager, BENZ. p. Shawhan. d.
E. A. Blodgett of Lincoln, Ne
raska, was in town Tuesday solic- 0
ting aid for a monthly newspaper h
or the blind that is published in t.
lincoln and is mailed to blind peo- "
lie anywhere who desire to read
The Great Wear Victory School &
hoes for boys are the best 1925
80 and 2.75 shoes you can get =
1r the price. These are the fam Y
us Pat. Cogan make of Good D.
chool Shoes. Get them at the u
orse Store. Q.
Fresh oysters, mince meat, cram " ~
erries, celery and everything else r.
the Custer Meat Market. ~
Chas. Allan recently sold his
terest in the lease of the opera
Ouse to his partner and he and a
T. Wheeler have leased the 10
mt theatre building beside Whit
ngton & Millsaps, and expect to o.
zen with motion pictures Mon
" night, November 81. Mr.. AL M
n is recognized as a pianist of
'ility and Mr.. Wheeler is famil- de
r with the picture machine, so ne
gether they ought to handle the
lsiness in first class style. sh
There could be no better medi- IN
ne than Chamberlain's Cough -
,medy. My children were all sick