Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-12
BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS

+. =. Cowan, owner Of the Tees
ka townsite, was in town Tuesday
looking after legal business.
John W Morton and p. E. Du-
Sault We're business visitors from
haserman Wednesday.
Miss Inez Wheeler and mother
spent the middle part Of last week
IN Hepburn, visiting with friends.
County Engineer Ed. 5. smith.
who made long visit TO the home
folks in Ohio, returned on Monday.
Miss Pearl Gooding is home from
her eastern travels which we're
greatly enjoyed. She was away six
weeks.
Court Deputy }. H. Holman and
Court Reporter Charles H. Stotts
were at ShOshone Falls for their
first visit this year.
Charles Guyer,a merchant Of Ru-
pert. had business with the County
Commissioners at the court house
going over his assessments.
Mrs. J. r. Bowlby and children
left shoshone Thursday for Bull, !
after spending a week with her
sister, Mrs. N. f. Phillips.
Monday was editors day in Sho- /
shone and this Office acknowledges
calls from the Lincoln County /
Times Alexander, the Richfield Re-
corder Isle and the Bliss Times
Wells, who stand at the head Of
the profession in Southern Idaho.
Miss Della Peak, daughter Of B.
F. Peak, won the prize offered by
The Starrh drug store, the prize
being awarded Wednesday night at
the close Of the contest. She got
away with all competition with mil
lions Of votes to spare, her closest
competitor being Miss Gladys Greer.
We will convey party of five
lr six persons to Shoshone Falls
and back in one day ,allowing plenty
If time to see all the sights.
jood comfortable top rigs, good
rivers and good horses. Reasona-
Die charge for round trip. Inquire
# NJ. SilVa's livery barn. ShOshOne.
July u If.
Z. Plat Williams left Shoshone
thursday to spend three weeks on
visit east as far as Wisconsin.
lie goes to join his mother at ;
turgeon Bay, on Lake Michigan, :
nd to see his sisters who reside :
here and to fish and to loll by
brooks-and not to come
ONE till he has to. :
William Gooding, the eldest c
rother of the family, is extend p
lg his visit here and at Gooding, O
avmg renewed many pleasant ac-
uaintances of former visits. His
ONE is in Michigan where he is 2
ngaged in farming. He notes the \
reat strides of Improvement every :,
here seen on his rounds of Lin
Din and Blaine counties.
Sheriff Zug has received from h
le hands of a taxidermist some =
ne specimens of elks' heads =
hich he has had mounted. They T.
,present his own execution with
lie rifle as we'll as that of num-
IT of his friends who came from II
licago last year to enjoy hunt is
it'll him in the Sawtooth noun a
ms. tC
John Newton of Minidoka was in u
wn Wednesday on business and
sitting with friends. Mr.. Newton JC
an engineer on the Twin Falls of
anch of the Oregon Short Line fo
aking his home at Minidoka. He NJ
one of the first engineers Of 10
ryice on the road and twenty or
me years ago he lived in Sho-
one and ran a train out of here. u.
49, af
w. Hail Horne of the First Ma is
nal Bank was taken ill at Haley an
It week and was brought home m
re suffering from high fever. W,
lis gave rise to report that ty- he
old was feared. Under the
ysician's care he has regained
lch of the ground he lost and Is be
oected soon to be out again. Fred Is
Gwin is on duty at the bank in re-
.. Horne's absence from his desk. ce
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Silva returned -
+ week from a visit of more ~.
IN a month to relatives and th'
ends in California. They report 'A
/, grain crops in the Golden State
distressingly short but fruit Pr
Tho