Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-11-29

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Morse Store.
Frank Millsaps returned Tuesday from
Boise where he had spent few days.
At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Council Tuesday night the regular
bills were all passed
The Journal had pleasant call on
Saturday from Editor Bill Kennedy of
the Hagerman Sun.
e. r. Richards. the News Miner pub
Usher, was in Shoshone Saturday on
his regular pilgrimage East.
Cashier ". Hail Horne OF the First
National Bank and Mrs Horne were
at their old home at HALEY for the
family turkey dinner
g. E. Todd was in Boise Wednesday
In the interest of Frank Millsaps as
a candidate or the appointment of
game warden.
Violet Parry returned home Wednesday
night after spending several weeks visit
ing her brother Elias Parry at Coke
Vile. Wyoming.
teacher in the Pocatello school,
Miss Inez Hgens. is a guest of Miss
Burnside. Miss Irgens formerly taught
In the Shoshone schools
Frank A. Morton, who went to Hot
Lakes last week. returned to Shoshone
without receiving any benefit to his
health and since has been critically i'll
at the home OF his mother.
William. the young son Of L. ]. Beck
EFT. was critically i'll early in the week
from pneumonia, but is now well on the
read to -recoTsry7~-
Assessor elect, John See of Hepburn,
has been in town this week to rent
house and prepare for taking up his
duties in the Courthouse after the
first of the year.
Miss Agnes Price. who is attending !
school at Boise. and Coe Price. who |
is in business at Wendell, spent Thanks. |
giving at home with their parents, Mr.. !
and Mrs B. NJ. Price.
F. W. Gooding returned from Boise
Monday night. He reports Sidney Smith
as recovering nicely from his operation
from appendicitis and that he will be
home within a few days.
Charles J. LisIe. editor of the Rich
field Recorder, was in town Sunday on
mis- way to Boise where he is expecting
% land job as clerk in the Senate
Turing the coming session of the Legis-
ature
Theodore Baldwin, a Big Wood river
ancher and stock man. was in sho-
hone Wednesday. Like everybody else
ut his way he Is pleased with the
DAD Improvement from this town to
he river.
A family residing on Courthouse square
'und themselves shy two Of their
ighties at bedtime on Thanksgiving t
We. The garments had been placed by 5
lie thoughtful wife on top OF an elect 1
c radiator to warm up a bit In about
Tree minutes they took fire The man
lrned his fingers in throwing the cloth
G out on the yard and the neighbors .
ere sure there was bad fire In the
'use when they saw the smoke rolling
1t the doors. Altogether there was
gular Mr.. and Mrs. Bowser time Of 1t r
that household for about ten minutes. :,
The Shoshone Hardware has Just re- e
lived a large stock OF toys. Christmas e
esents etc See these goods before Ii
ying. C
The Shoshone Hardware Is head
arters for Christmas presents OF all
nds. Buy early and get your pick n
Thomas H. Gooding was at his "
inches east Of Gooding on Tuesday II
The Ladies Guild will hold +.
bazaar on December T. in the =.
lid room back Of the Episcopal d,
urch There will be many useful arti- :,
s for presents. Also cooked food and =,
ndy win be on sale.-Adv. p,
John See. Just elected to the office CT
Assessor and Tax Collector, was m
usehunting in shoshone Monday and
esday. There are Mrs. See and two W
ildren in the family and they will te
I'VE up from Hepburn at an early day as
get settled for the winter. The po
nily win reside here during the off ST
a term ~ Mr. See W.