Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-08-30

Mrs. Fred W. GOOdIng and MISS
Alta Gooding are at Salt Lake for
the week.
ELECTRIC FLAT IRONS with 10
years guaranty, only 1915 at Sho-
shone Hardware. Aug.23tf.
Ben Darrah leaves today for the
Darrah-Novinger sheep ranges in
the mountains.
All newspaper subscription ac-
counts payable 10 this office are to
be receipted for by J. F. Melvin.
III good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal atten-
lion appeal TO you, trade at the
Morse Store.
Until October list. fine painting,
framed, will be given with each
$1,000 cash purchase at Shoshone
Hardware. Aug.23tf.
Abraham Will came down from
American Falls on last Saturday.
He is one of the new entrymen
on land near Kimama.
Prosecuting Attorney Boutwell, is
called to Rupert tomorrow in the
trial of an offender for the lar
cency of coal from the Short Lines
Colon McRae of Hepburn, and
formerly editor of the Southern
Idaho Review of that place, was
visiting with friends in 'Shoshone
yesterday.
Lamoyne Brothers are on trip
this week to their sheep camp up
in the Salmon river country. De-
putty Sheriff F. w. Chapman will
spend his vacation with them on
hunting expedition.
Mrs. c. f. Borden went to Twin
Falls Wednesday for a few days
visit with her brother, Rev. H. w.
Parker, who is a district superin-
tendent of the Methodist Church
and resides at Twin Falls
4 force of surveyors employed
by the Mountain States Telegraph
and Telephone Company is run
ming a line from Mountain Home to
Shoshone. Their instructions also
carry the plans for a toll line in
this town.
County Engineer E. S. Smith
was down from Gooding yesterday |
He has recently returned from a
visit to the Northwestern coast |
cities. Vancouver, B. c., war found
to be the liveliest of the places seenA
on his travels.
The annual Conference of the
Methodist churches of Southern
Idaho is in session at Twin Falls
this week The locating of the site
for the proposed Methodist col
lege is supposed to come up at this
for final action.
Forty dinners were served at the
entertainment of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church on Tuesday evening by Mrs.
f. E. Gross and Mrs. Ruby Morton
at the home of the former. The
ladies voted the affair one of the
pleasantes. events in the history of
the society.
The big game season opens in T.
Idaho next Sunday. Ducks are in
GUIDED. Scores of sportsmen are
to set out from here in
quest of the smaller game, duck
shooting up on the high intakes
promising to be good. Great flocks
If these birds are seen every day |
o the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. SAVERS
re here from Twin Falls and will
-isit for few days here and at
dietrich, where the parents of Mr.. y
SAVERS reside Mr.. SAVERS was
connected with the Jour .
al office and is competent jour- b
alist, being now employed on the {
win Falls Times, one of the best
f the Idaho Semi-weeklies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Freese, ST., .
arents of Chriss Freese. of Star I
AXE vicinity, and Mr.. Frank Wen II
t, father of Mrs. Chriss Freese, are
listing their Idaho children. The =
isitors are prosperous farmers of :
helby County, Iowa, and are de- :
ghted with the look of things on !
be Dietrich tract ChriSs has his q
arm. in condition to delight any =