Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-05-17
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST TO
SH0SHONEITES

IA wv Jul hhJ
Miss Galena Phillips of Shoshone
spent Saturday and Monday in
Dietrich.
/. A. Heron of Glenns Ferry
was in town Thursday looking
after land matters.
Fred f.. Roberts Of Falls City,
Idaho, was in town Monday attend
ing to land office business.
Before buying your implements
can and examine our line and get
our prices. C. F. BORDEN.
1t is reported that DR.. Zeller will
occupy the office rooms recently
vacated by Johnson & Haddock.
If good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal atten-
.tion appeal to you, trade at the
Morse Store.
Assessor Isenberg has returned
to town after a business trip of
several days looking after the as
sessing over the county.
Mrs. Malinda j. Newman of Je-
rome who is sixty nine years Of
age. made a desert filing on land
north west of Jerome Wednesday.
Ray E. Berry and Hubert P.
Ricketts, of Falls City were in town
Monday acting as witnesses in some
land matters.
Fletcher Frost and Font Frost
were in town the first of the week !
attending to the final settlement of /
the estate of their faher, he late !
Shelby C. Frost.
Mrs. Eta Paradice, formerly Miss
Lansdon, who is sister of Robert
Lansdon, eX-secretary of state, was
in town Wednesday looking after
some of her land interests.
1000 votes on the Upton piano
at the Starrh Drug store with
every years subscription paid to
the Journal.
Chas. j. Isle, editor of the
Richfield Recorder was in Shoshone
Monday night on his way to the
state convention at Lewiston.
A large number of sheep are
being sheared at the shearing plant
about twenty five miles north Of
ShOshone.
Now is the time to get rid of
your rheumatism. You can do it
by applying Chamberlain's Lini-
ment and massaging the parts
freely at each application. For sale
bv all dealers.
Myrt Wheeler was up from his
ranch near Rupert Saturday and
Sunday. 1t is reported that he is
soon to be married and we judge
it to be true from his suspicious
actions.
George Grant came down from
his contract work from Camas Pra-
irie and spent a few hours in town
Monday night. He reports that the
railroad work in that country is {
nearly completed.
Mrs. Isham Sedwick of Wendell .
was in Shoshone Tuesday making :
final proof On her land situated
about ten miles east of Jerome.
She has 800 acres that is being put
in a high state of cultivation and !
is making it one of the improved
ranches Of the Jerome tract. |
Miss Osborn of the ShoshOne pub i
lie schools expects to leave for i;
Salt Lake City the latter part of n
the week to visit friends in that S
after which she will con- O
tinue her course east to her home v
in Kalamazoo, visiting with friends f
all the way along her journey. 0
Miss Anna Burns, English teacher o
in the high school, has gone to
Jerome to spend a short season b
With her relatives, after which a
she expects to attend a summer b
school in the east. Miss Burns is Il
4 very ambitious young lady, wish Il
ng to continue her studies. She d
S now master of our languages pI
md expects to further her educa- I'll
ion.
Miss Olive Nash, who taught in A.
he grades here last winter, to- ty
fether with Mrs. Stotts, left for NJ
5oise Wednesday for a few days bt
isit. Miss Nash will remain in OF
Boise with friends until Miss Pearl hi
'ooding meets her the latter part III
+ this month, after which they pa
xpect to take an extended trip
trough the east and middle west. CO
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