Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-19
gRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST TO
SHOSHONEfTES


New calicoes. Ginghams. Ddmities
cheviots, Madras and Percales at tn,
Morse Stoie.
The ] c. c. Corsets In fourteen diff
ferent styles at the Morse Store. They
are figure builders.
Before buying your implements call
and examine our line and get our prices
c. F. BORDEN.
New wash dresses. kimonas and girls
dresses at the Morse Store.
Red Cross oxfords and pumps, they
make your feet smile. Our spring line
is here. stocksrowers Mere. Co.
Fine Dress Trimmings. Fringes, Brades
and over laces. Yokings and fine neck
wear at the Morse Store.
viii deliver milk to any part Of
Shoshone, ~ cents per quart bot
T.. l.. j. MOTT, Phone 30.
The Morse Store line of Fancy Waists
ana one piece fine dresses win be the
finest yet shown by them. No left
overs, all new.
Call on RoessIer Bros. Of Shoshone for
estimates on well drilling. This old and
reliable firm is also agent for Challenge
windmills and supplies. Residence, east
LAFAYETTE street. Alb
Build attractive and convenient build
ings, something saleable whe7 you want
10 dispose of it. California bungalows,
modern store buildings. etc. See Archi-
tect Chas. D. Lyon for plans and speci-
ficiations.
The Winona wagon is good wagon.
Come In and let's talk it over
c. F. BORDEN.
Charles Hubert Of Gooding was in
town yesterday looking after bust
ness.
MIR. and Mrs. Ike Hill have taken
rooms and board with Mrs. D. L.
Hughes.
DR.. w. H. Baugh returned Mon
day from Boise where he spent two
or three days.
Grandpa Fields has been serious
ly i'll the last few days, but is a
little better today.
H. E. Essley of the Idaho Irri-
cation company, was in town from
leichfield yesterday.
:. E. Todd and J. L. Fuller are /
the two new members of the school
board elected Monday.
New line of tissue qlnghams and
toll du- nords, at the stockgrowers.
Regular meeting of Women Of
Woodcraft, Tuesday evening, April
%. at eight o'clock prompt.
Andrew Nelson of Minidska was
attending to some business matters
5hoshone last Saturday.
Milk delivered to any part of the
city at Ga cents per quart bottle
to regular customers.
FRANK MILLSAPS. I
Mrs. F. W. Gooding and Miss
Alta Gooding are in Salt Lake City
on pleasure trip and to do their
4 h4 MS oAtpHllS-
It has been pretty quiet about =
shoshone for the past ten days, .
but most of the farmers are busy y
blowing and putting in their spring =
crops.
George Schodde of Hepburn was :
in Shoshone last Saturday looking +
after matters in connection with i
he estate of his late father, Hen n
y Schodde. o
Edward Campbell and Patrick F
.ampbell of Tunupa were in town a
tuesday trading with our merchant Il
nd buying implements for their Il
pring work.
Ralph Schneeloch of Jerome, the v
manager of the Settlers Reclaim d
lg and Operating company, was bl
/ town looking after business for W
he company Tuesday and We'd tn
ssday. IN
F. L. Wolf of Willis, Kansas, Is -
he new clerk behind the dry SOOus
)unter at the Stoekgrowers to -,
Ike the place of Mr.. Henderson III
no has resigned and expects to ~
ave next week. ue
John Dixon of Pagari came down ma
e branch Wednesday night ana Tin
turned Thursday morning, spend Oh
6 the time in Shoshone looking uli
ter business and buying pro-
sions for his ranch. a
A goodly number of buyers were ne
esent at the Wilmington & Mill
ps auction sale Saturday and the tri
1ding was quite spirited at times. eve
large number of animals and tri
her effects changed hands. of