Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-09-20

ware.
Speaker Clark is still harping on
that nomination that got sidetrack-
ed at Baltimore.
VIM. Newman came down to
Shoshone Monday to see his wife
off for Portland.
Harlan d. Heist has purchased
from C. NJ. Peck fOrty-acre tract
on the Big Wood.
Round Trip tobacco is the smok-
ers best. A whole window full of il
at the SmokehOuse.
1t looks as if the Hon. Bill Loeb
were about to change cars for
Armageddon.
Peaches direct from the orchard
Tuesday or Wednesday Of next
week. Millsaps & Wilmington.
Mrs. Paul S. Haddock entertained
at her home on the Hill Wednes-
day the ladies' of the Christ Church
Guild.
Ell Radio cigars, the best to be
found any where at any time are
sold at the Smokehouse, Shoshone.
To close out Mason Fruit Jars we
are now offering quarts at 80 cents |
per dozen. At Shoshone Hardware.
The County Probation Officer,
Miss Dorothy Crawford, was at
Jerome Tuesday and Wednesday on
official business.
Miss Ava Mcmahon of Richfield,
visited the last week in Shoshone.
She leaves soon for Salem, Oregon,
to resume her work in Willamette
University.
Announcement is made that be-
ginning September, t8, through
nail car will be carried on train No
IA, the Boise-Salt Lake Express.
the car has gone to Po-
,atello only.
Jesse Edison, former conduct
IT On the Wood River Branch, pass
ID up the line to Ketchum Mon
lay on fishing trip. Mr.. Edison
5 now a conductor on the Neveada
md Northwestern Railroad.
Merit A. Weaver, the veteran
,arber, is home from Salt Lake.
lie was in the hospital for a,slight
urgical operation, his right hand
'eing affected. The operation was
ntirely satisfactory and Mr.. Weav-
+ will soon be fully himself again.
E. Kays of Phoenix, Arizona, is
listing this week with his son,
1. R. Rays, manager Of the Idaho q
irrigation Co. They have spent a
lost of the time seeing all of the S
tracts, and will return to t
ichfield Saturday afternoon hav- t
lg made the entire circuit. 5
Victor O. Johnson of the legal =
Irm of johnson and Haddock re-
lrned to Shoshone yesterday from =
'enver, where he had made a fur
ler argument before the Inter-
tate Commerce Commission for
lie National Woolgrowers Associ- d
ton in the great fight he has N
lade for the reduction of railroad
eight rates. "
About twenty men are employed SO
4 the Mountain States Telephone
Id Telegraph Company in con- N
ructing a new line from Shoshone
Glenn's Ferry. This work with "A
e considerable building that is
wv going on about town has made nj
kinds of labor very scarce, and
ere are no unemployed persons Ii
,out Shoshone who want work.
nc new GCl6lcI oClAOOi AO0oSf AZ
strict No. 10, was practically fin
ned and ready for business in two
,eks. George Cannell was the
ntractor. The upper school in II
e same district has been assigned ca
Miss Ellrod, who comes from
diana, while the new school has
en- taken by Miss Douglas Hits,
10 has heretofore had the upper
lool. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow Ferguson
their daughter-in-law, Mrs. f,
mes B. Ferguson, left Monday nv
; the main line. Mr.. Ferguson ior
Il go to Weiser on business and Fri
N return to Haley to stay nj,
nth or two longer. Mrs. Bar in,
v Ferguson will go to San Fran wa
co and be with her mother for acl
, winter, annd Mrs. J. B. Fergus no
will go to Twin Falls for the pls
liter. Barlow Ferguson will join Sc
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