Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-10-25

ASK Whittington& Ailisaps about apples.
Joe silva Of Gooding was looking after
business matters in town THURSDAY
james shaw was in town yesterday
from Bellevue.
Pearl Haines. formerly a resident Of
Shoshone, but now living in Twin Falls.
is in town this week
Joe Keefer was in Hillsdale the first
Of the week and bought several hundred
tons Of alfalfa hay TO feed his sheep the
coming winter
Sheriff Zug made an official trip to
Miner on Tuesday in connection with
the sale at foreclosure Of some land
near there in Lincoln County.
The Order Of the Eastern Star gave
box social at their Lodge rooms on
Wednesday night to members Of their
order and to Masons and their families.
It was well attended and a fine social
time was had by all present
Oct. 10 there was born to Mrs. Carl
Alderman nee Miss Bertha stoner. well
known in this city. a daughter. The
baby arrived at Boise where the mother
is confined.
Mrs VIM. Robertson. Of Gooding was
a business visitor in Shoshone Mon
day afternoon.
Ben Darrah is unloading a carload OF
lumber this week which is being hauled
to his farm for the building Of lamb
ing pens.
Joe Wheeler. assistant in the Sheriff's
office states that ne has just sold
five thousand pounds Of potatoes from
three acres of land and that he has
still on hand from this plot thirty five
hundred pounds, which he considers an
exceptionally good record His land is
located near Rupert. He received forty
five cents per hundred, five cents more
that the market price being allowed him
for extra good quality.
Don't forget those apples at Whit
tington& Millsaps.
II you did not register for the pri-
mary you should register now.
| Wilson says Taft is not a Progress
sive. Roosevelt says Wilson is not a
Progressive LaFollette says Roose- /
welt is not a Progressive.
BY the straw vote Bryan was elected
each time he ran.
Also. take your sober, second
thought" into the voting booth on
election day.
Mrs NJ T. whitnack and Mrs. Paul
Haddock win give a very delightful
bridge luncheon in honor of Miss Alta
Cooling. Saturday afternoon. at the
home OF Mrs. Whitnack-
A. l. Silva, one of the pioneer ranch /
men Of Lincoln County. and the father I
Of several well known sons and I
daughters. left Wednesday morning for |
the Azores Islands where ne expects to /
pass the remainder Of his days in his /
boy hood home. Mr.. Silva has prospered
greatly in Lincoln County and is the
owner OF one of the best ranches in the /
county located near the town of Good /
ing. His wife died little more than a
year ago, after which he made a trip to /
the Azores Islands and found that the |
climate there seemed to benefit his
health. which was not good. He re-
turned to Lincoln County in July Of this
year for the purpose OF closing up his
business affairs with the intention Of
returning to the Islands to reside per-
manenty.
Ross H. Haddock and wife who have
been living in Boise are visiting with
Mr.. Haddock's brother and Mrs Had
docks sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul 5.
Haddock Mr. Haddock will leave with
in the next day or two for his old home
Bedford. Iowa. where he will enter into
a partnership with his father who is
practicing attorney at that place Mr..
Hoddock was formerly cashier OF the
First National Bank of Shoshone and
held that position for some time His
MANY friends wish him success in his
new location.
Hon. ". T. Riley. one OF Hailey's
best known citizens. was in Shoshone
Tuesday morning.
William Robertson of Bellevue. was in
town Tuesday on some business in con-
nection with a sale of land that he
recently made.
Leon Fuld and wife of HALEY were in
town on Monday returning home from
Boise where they had been visiting
their son Sidney uld. J.