Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-02-16
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Novelty Shop.
Mrs. Cradle has been quite i'll
the past week.
Miss LaughIm returned from her
outing in California this week.
Mrs. J. A. Keefer and children
returned from California Saturday
night.
Embroderies, fine line, as cheap
as 10 cts per yard at Hughes Nov
city shop.
w. H. Shepard of Wendell is in
the city this week figuring on some
important contracts.
Miss Dorothy Pierce entertained
her friends at a valentine party
last Monday evening.
A. w. Wilkinson, secretary of /
the socialist local at Dietrich, was /
IN the city on business Thursday
Come on and hearl Come on and .
hear ''Alexander's Rag Time Band
by the Ladies Minstrel show Feb. 20 .
Reduced price on rough dry
from 40 cents a dozen to 7 cents
pound Shoshone Steam Laundry
Chas. (Ole) McDougall returned
from Salt Lake last week and is as
sisting in the Shoshone Steam
laundry.
Would you like to know What 4
the Baby Couldn't Find?" Then
come to the Baptist church Sunday
evening.
A. M. Comes, postmaster at Had
dock, spent Tuesday in town trans
acting business with our mer-
chants.
Five head of horses are to be
sold at public auction at the Pur-
dunn livery barn next Monday, the
10th, at ? p. m.
DR.. Zeller made midnight drive
to Adam SchOcff, who was quite
i'll from Renal calcul, but is out
Vi udllSef HOW.
Ii good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal atten-
ton appeal to you, trade at the
Morse Store.
Dietrich tract is receiving a num-
Der of new settlers this spring and
is therefore feeling very much en-
couraged at the outlook.
P. E. DeSault, cashier of the Ha-
german State bank, of Hagerman, .
was in the city Tuesday and We'd Il
nesday in attendance at court.
All housekeepers are invited TO .
call and look over our new line Of !,
household notions, just received. !,
SHOSHONE HARDWARE co.
500 votes on the piano at the N
Starrh Drug Store with every $500 fl
paid on subscription to the Journal !
whether for advance or back sub
scription.
Judge Stockslager who has been n
hOluilis COuIG mere 1OI JWO WCCho, u
went to HALEY Sunday to hold
court in that town for two days, ;,
returning through Shoshone Tues "
day evening to his home in Twin %
Falls.
]. C. Weeter, formerly owner of bl
the lumber yards that bore his
name, was in Shoshone on Tues /,
day looking after some of the prop Il,
erty that he still owns in our town. 6.
Mr.. Weeter spent the last year in 6,
touring Europe with his family. He
is now living in Portland.
Mrs. McDougall at the McFall no H
tel was taken suddenly i'll with Of
heart failure last Sunday and for Sc
some time the outcome was very
doubtful, but with heart stimulants d
injected by the physicians present 90
she gradually revived. -
The Ladies Guild of Christ's so
church were entertained re
last Wednesday afternoon at the to
nome of Mrs. Disney. Refresn- lie;
ments were served to a large num- He
Der. an
III
Frank Millsaps was in Boise on No
Monday attending the Lincoln din ba
ner given on that evening. Mr..
Millsaps reports great enthusiasm
among the republicans gathered wi
here from all parts Of the city Gel
and that the predominating SEN ira
iment was in favor of the re- abb
of President Taft. col
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