Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-12

on MOnudy, IStui llhS ouieoudy
ming.
Deputy Sheriff Fred w. Chap
man made an official trip to Boise
Tuesday and Wednesday.
w. ID. Vredenburgh left for the
East Saturday accompanying trai
load of sheep of Lane & Maunders.
Joe Vernon started for the Null
doom country yesterday where he
will spend several days surveying
for a mining company.
A. E. Thompson of the Gooding
school board came up yesterday to
transact some business with the
County superintendent office.
J. w. Lundin will leave Shoshone
next week for Seattle where he
will locate. Mrs. Lundin will re-
main temporarily in ShoshOne
c. f. Borden, Commissioner C. c.
Nelson. and Sheriff Tug made tri
to Hagerman Tuesday by way OF
Gooding, going from there to Ha-
german by automobile.
Mrs. Gilbert White and Mrs. Gus
Keefer left Shoshone Sunday for
Long Beach, California. They /
expect TO remain until September
when their husbands will join them.
George Barrett Of Wendell, can
didate for the nomination for /
County Treasurer was doing bust
nses about town the first of the
week and getting acquainted with
the Republican voters.
Ira Landing, manager Of the
Utah-Idaho elevators at Filler,
Peovey and Bull, autoed over to
Shoshone Thursday and met an en-
gineer for the Bull elevator. They
returned in the afternoon.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E.
Church will give a p cent supper
and social evening on the lawn
at the residence of C. F. Borden
next Wednesday, the nth. Sup
per served from 6 to 8. All are in .
yited
Hon. C. w. Beale of Wallace was
in town Wednesday in the interest q
of his candidacy for the Republican /
nomination for Congress. He has :
resided in the northern part of the d
State for many years and is one t
of the leading attorneys of that b
community. 4
Charles NJ. Hemphill of Kenne-
wick, Washington, spent part Of y
last Saturday in town on business, !.
going from here to Rupert. He i
was the first cashier of the First =
National bank of Shoshone and lived Il
here several years with his family. I
VIM. Gooding, a brother of the W
Gooding brothers of Shoshone and G.
Gooding, who came to Idaho from
Michigan three weeks ago on visi II
came to Haley yesterday and left Fl
his afternoon. He was driven to =,
Soldier and shown the sights of our p,
Camas Prairie.-Hailey II
Times. h
DR.. Steele of the Steetle-Sim- -
mons Optical Co. of Boise will be :"
1t the McFall hotel July II and ~, "a
aichfield July 10. DR.. Steele is a
graduate of McCormack's school of t.
)phthalmology of Chicago. We Vi
itraighten cross eyes and handle the is
worst cases. No cutting Consul bi
alton Free. m
Warm weather for the past few Sc
lays has helped greatly to the so
'rowth of the farm crops and the sh
uring of alfalfa hay. Alfalfa is
particularly good crop this sea- .,
on and it looks now as though it ,1'
we're going to bring good price, 49,
S there was no hay left in the ~
ountry the past year. -
Cards received in Shoshone an pm
ounce the marriage at Grange HI
lille, Idaho, on Wednesday even eA
lg next of Miss Sadie Alice, the r.
aughter of DR.. and Mrs. G. Sid MI
" Stockton, and John William
lcFall of Shoshone. The groom is las
he only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt tn;
IcFall. 1t is the intention of the fri
Apply young people to make their The
ONE here, temporarily at the as
otel but in the fall on the McFall Or,
anch, where bungalow VIII De sea
'ected for them. orr
-. for