Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-02-23
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few days this week.
Mrs. Frank Wilmington received
word last week that her mother
was seriously iii.
Embroderies, fine line, as cheap
as 10 els per yard at Hughes Nov
city Shop.
Word has been received that sam
Lewis and family who have been
spending the winter in Rochester.
N. y, are expected back in Good
ing soon.
Reduced price on rough dry
from 40 cents dozen TO z cents
pound. Shoshone Steam Laundry.
Frank Wilmington has been
spending some time Ill Oregon
points on business matters. lie
visited with Joe May and Oliver
Nicely III Ontario curing his trip.
IL good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal atten-
ton appeal 20 you, trade at the
sforse Stole.
s. f. Kilker was in the county
seat Tuesday from the Dreamwald
ranch four miles south Of Dietrich.
he reported that four landlookers
had dropped off Of No. IL that day
and Dietrich was preparing to re-
criNe many more.
Unless weather conditions change
in the near future spring work will
begin very early. 1t is said that
blowing began last week south of
the Snake river and it is likely
that some farmers have commenced
spring work on the Great North
Side tract.
Nice variety of laces, ) cents per
yard up, at Hughes Novelty Shop.
W. L. Reynolds has been en-
gagged the past week in tinting, dec
Grating and otherwise improving
the lodge hall. The work has been
done in Mr.. Reynolds usual man
ner which means that it is not only
first class but also artistic. The
lodges are contemplating further
improvements in the lighting and
other DEATHS.
500 votes on the piano at the
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paid on subscription to the Journal
whether for advance or ack,sub-
seription.
Miss Mary NJ. GuymOn and Mrs.
George H. Anderson entertained at
500 party, last Saturday eve
ming. Refreshments were served /
after the prizes were awarded.
Hear the old plantation melodies,
campmeeting songs and modern
music well rendered at the opera
house Wednesday night.
C. C. Weeks has been laid up
for some time with an old sore on /
his leg. The physicians say that
unless he keeps off his feet until
the case is under control they can
do nothing for him. 1t is very
hard for a man of Mr.. Weeks en-
ergy to be laid up during the busy
season.
A new and complete line of hos
iery, is cents and up, also summer
underwear, at Hughes Novelty Shop
Roessler Brothers finished their
drilling contract at he Magic dam
some two weeks ago but their big
machine is still there to be on hand
If more work should be desired.
They are likely to be kept pretty
busy with deep well drilling when
once the dry farmers commence
ing claims in the north eastern
part of the county.
Build attractive and convenient
buildings, something saleable when
you want to dispose of it. Califof-
MA bungalows, MODERN store build +;
mgs, etc. See Architect Chas. d.
-yon for plans and specifications.
Charles S. Skillern, together with /
B. Mcconnell of Bliss were a
n town Wednesday attending TO \
'ome land matters and other bust
less.
For spring house cleaning use y
salotint to tint those walls and '
PAINTS. varnish and Japaiae at the /
Shoshone Hardware Store. o
Frank I. Disney was in Gooding !,
asst Friday night acting as judge in I
ne debating contest between the
tigh Schools of Gooding and Twin !,
.alls. Both teams, each consisting
4 three persons. did exceptionally