Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-05-24
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST TO
SHOSHONEITES
Meet me at the "smokehouse."

500 o'clock sharp. Election OF Of
ficers at this meeting.
Mccormick Mowers and Rakes fol-
sale at the Shoshone Hardware.
A few pieces OF second hand
bed room furniture for sale, In
ouire of Shoslone Hardware.
Miss Cannon and Miss Gallaher
Of The Shoshone public schools,
left Saturday for their homes in
Iowa.
Sunday morning Miss Osburn
started for San Francisco and will
visit with friends in that place and
in Portland and Seattle before re-
turning TO her home in Michigan.
Miss Logan. our music teacher,
went TO payette Saturday evening
for few days visit with friends.
From there she will go back to her
old home in Illinois to spend the
summer.
Tie county commissioners were
in session this week, attending to
the issuance of refunding bonds.
Il. D. Curtis, cashier of the First
National bank of HALEY, spent
Wednesday nigh in our town on
his way home from a business trip
TO Salt Lake City.
F. w. Gooding went to Boise
Monday and returned Wednesday.
W. H. Disney Of Boise spent Mon
day in Shoshone visiting with his
brother Frank I. Disney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fink of Good
ing were looking after business in
Shoshone on Saturday.
Alva Thompson and R. W. Fuller
of Gooding were shoshone visitors
Saturday.
Lizzie Holman entertained the
Ladies Aid "Wednesday afternoon.
Hot Point Electric Irons, guar
anteed for years, on sale at the
SHOSHONE HARDWARE
Mrs. Burnside is conducting the
regular quarterly teachers exam
nation.
Before buying your implements
can and examine our line and get
our prices. C. F. BORDEN.
Union memorial services will
be conducted in the assembly hall
Sunday night, the 26th. \ good
program is being prepared Rev.
Mcleod is to deliver the sermon.
All are invited.
Fred f. Roberts, of Jerome was
in town Tuesday acting as a wit
ness in the final proof of Viola
j. Sedkwick, who is now the own
er Of the highly improved desert
entry, formerly owned by Bertha
L. Manning, located about sixteen
miles south east Of Jerome.
Fred w. Gooding and Frank Z.
Disney returned Friday night on
the special train from the Lewiston
convention. They both said that
they had an exceptionally good /
time and that the Lewiston people |
treated them with great courtesy /
All the delegates were given an au-l
tomobile ride over the country sur
Lewiston and were shown .
the many places of interest about !
the town. The special train was
exceptionally we'll equipped so
the delegates did not suffer for any
physical necessity.
Before buying don't fail to get
our prices on field fence and barb
ed wire. C. F. BORDEN.
Wednesday was the date for the
sale of town lots at the new town
Of Blaine, located on Camas Prairie
in Blaine county. There were sew
sral from Shoshone intending to
make the trip but owing to the
'act that it could not be made in a
lay scarcely anyone went. Several
)eople went through from Goodins
morning. on this ex-
ursiOD. Il
". Van Iorns, postmaster at Ha-
.erman, together with Mrs. lorns'
vas visiting in Shoshone last Sat-
il day. They state that the Haser-
nan valley never looked prefer
nd that there were never better
for a bumper fruit crop
Harry Campbell. an engineer OH
he Idaho Southern between Good
ne and Jerome, was in Shoshone
afternoon.
Rev. A. A. Brown has been lnVlt-
d and has accepted the invitation
@ deliver an l. 0. 0. F. Memorial
ddress at Gooding on the after
Ioon Of the 9Th Of June.
We have been experiencing rather
n early fall.