Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-07-14

III Coming on their own special trai
of Pullman cars, endorsed by
discriminating public wherever The
have appeared, receiving ovatio
after ovation at their every stop
H Lewis q Clark's great Westerl
show is moving across the contin-
/ ent from east TO west enroute {,
II Hawaii and australia on their toll
4 around the world 10 mss thi:
H gigantic dramatic organization is Il
II overlook one Of The very best plays
II ever offered for your amusement
II lhe company never separate. never
divide, bui viii positively appear
ia d big tent. waterproof. and large
4 euoueh TO seat two thousand five
hundred people. Tuesday, July IS.
Leo crmher Of hailey passed
through town yesterday on his way
20 tAe western part Of the state.
Miss Iress Mcmahon is in town
from her home IN Richfieid visit
ing with relatives and friends.
New Hair goods IN latest mode,
bfaids, Transformation and switches
at the Morse Store.
Mrs. Burkhill Of Shoshone, who
has been visiting her brother Geo.
Polling, left Wednesday afternoon
for a two months visit on the west
coast. On her return, Mrs. Burk-
hill expects to make her home in
GoOding. Gooding Herald.
7. V. Truman, who has been
visiting with his father and bro
theirs Of the Journal force for the
past week departed Wednesday for
Portland 10 be gone a week or two
viewing the coast country.
The open season for the sage
hen will commence tomorrow and
already the Shoshone sportsmen
are hiking for the haunts of that
festive chicken. Several parties
will leave town this afternoon so
as to be on the ground bright and
early tomorrow morning. The re-
port comes from the mountains
that the chickens were never thick
er and we look for several good j
bags from some of the crack shots c
OF Shoshone.
VIII Forbes had an experience .
Monday of this week that he does
not care TO repeat. 1t seems that ~
.he delivery wagon of r. j. Nc h
hahon which Will was driving was "
at the rear of the store
oaded with groceries to be deliver /,
ID when the auto belonging to Joe 4
Aeefer came around the grade at Il
he rear of the store. The machine "
cared The horse and the animal -
tared to back and the whole out t.
1t went over the grade into the ia
ivrr. Mr. Forbes saved himself ue
y jumping. The horse after land Fl
'g in the river attempted TO swim as
ut and with some help was gotten II
ii on the other side not much the -
Iorse for wear. 81 -
f. l.. Thomas returned Saturday n
ON Ottawa. Kansas, where he ~;
as called some time ago by the
mess of his mother. Mr.. Thomas Ju
rived at the old home too late to
Il his mother alive. She had No
lssed to the great Beyond about III,
ven hours before he arrived. On
5 return trip he was met at pue- Of
o, Colorado, by the Misses Viola la
Dwell and Edna Black of Wichata q,
Ills, Texas, who were on their SEE
AZ to Portland to spend the sum- E.,
or with friends. Mr.. Thomas OF
evailed on the ladies to stop over ~
day and visit the Niagria of the to
st They were delighted with rec
e trip and informed Mr.. Thomas as
at The falls were the most won P Dr.,
rful sight they had ever wit I5il
ssed. of
- 49, Jon
b. 7 Alexander publisher of the Ter,
lcoln County Times of Jerome. Ida
Is in the city Monday on business. I
hile here he made this office ''t
'asant call NJ,
D. "A. Truman of Lacrosse, KAN |,
, Is stopping in the city for nsS'
days visiting with his brother, II
editor Of the journal, on his Of
y home from an extended tour OF
the coast 800 S,S