Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-02-09
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SHOSHONEITES

The Ladies Minstrel Feb. 20.
Jack Koets is spending severa
days in the city.
Jas. B. Ferguson is spending
some time in Shoshone.
You will be able to get goot
seeds that grow of all kinds. a
'Ho hoshone Hardware Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lickley Of Jerom,
were in town Wednesday maxim.
proof on their desert land entry.
w. c. Thompson, an employee 81
the Idaho Leader, was viewing The
sights in the county seat Saturday.
Mrs. Burnside is suffering witt
an attack Of acute amygdalitis, be-
ing confined to her bed.
Reduced price on rough dry
from 10 cents a dozen to : cents
a pound. Shoshone Steam Laundry.
See DR.. Evans the Oplician about
your eyes al the McFall hotel next
Tuesday and "Wednesday Feb 10
and IA.
DR.. w. H. Baugh recently return
ed from a business trip to Twin
Falls where he has large property
interests.
NJ. NJ. Mackey left last week for
Long Beach, Cal, where his family
is living. He expects to be gone
a couple of months.
Mrs. Florence Goodfellow passed
through Shoshone on the Salt Lake
express yesterday for her home in
California.
GOoding has been well represent
ed this week at the court house.
Several legal matters have been
thrcshed out in the district court,
the itigants and witnesses all be-
ing IRON G0oding.
Last Saturday or Sunday thieves
broke into the slaughter house of
w. C. Custer and stole his cleay-
ers, saws, knives and other valu-
able tools.
Rush Haddock of Gooding has
been visiting with the Paul S. Had
dock family during the present
week.
Thomas L. Coleman of Burns
was looking after matters in town
Wednesday. Mr.. Coleman is a large
land owner in the north part Of
GOoding.
500 votes on the piano at the
Starrh Drug Store with every $500 |
paid on subscription to the Journal |
whether for advance or back sub
scription.
On Monday, Feb. 10, the Stuttz
Big Theatre Company, carrying II
people will begin short engage
ment at the opera house in Sho-
shone, the opening play being WAS
She to Blame"
While in Shoshone the first OF |
the week on her way to Boise, the
baby of Mrs. Ross Haddock was
taken sick. Mrs. Haddock kept it
in the Dill hospital couple OF
days before going on to Boise.
II good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal atten-
ton appeal to you, trade at the
Morse Store.
Little Lucille Burbidge had her
wrist dislocated Wednesday by her
little sister pulling her from under
he bed by one hand. The wrist
was quickly set and the little one
S all right
The little six months old boy of
Spanish Pete" had his shoulder {
lislocated Sunday night while
The baby was taken to
he Dlll nOSplIdl at once anu liO
erlous results fonO"red.
The ladies of the Missionary Cir I
lie of the Baptist church met last {
at the home Of Mrs. A. :
l. Brown for the purpose of elect :
officers for the ensuing year c
md for the transaction of the f
BUSINESS of the Circle. About fS '
aides were present. Mrs. Robert c
. Mcmahon was elected to the I
ffice of president and Mrs. Vince
er secretary and treasurer. AT the
lose of the meeting the hostess
erved an appropriate luncheon en- Z
Dyed by the ladies to the fullest. I
Last Saturday a preliminary hear a