Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-02-02
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Rev. Roots has been suffering
WIN neuralgia this week
Al new boy was recerIy reported
by DR.. Ieller at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy futile.
Reduced price on rough dry
from 10 cents dozen to 7 cents
a pound. Shoshone Stesm Laundry.
d. ! r. Leath, Veterinary sur
geon and Dentist, Will be in ShO-
shone Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays Of each week. Office
at Purdum's livery barn. 53tf.
she best three and three fifty
shoes at the Morse Store. The kind
you have PAID more for.
Hon. Fred W. Gooding is home
after the strenuous extra session
meet.
Or. Zeller made a call to attend
the infant baby Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. d. Duff Of the North Shoshone
tract.
H. V. Cannon was fined $50 and
costs in Justice Vredenburgh's
court yesterday on a charge Of
disturbing the peace.
Peter Reitveld, Gerrit Pierce and
Jerry Frick Of Glover Creek were
transacting business in Shoshone0
Monday.
James H. Wise, of Twin Falls is
attending to legal matters in Sho-
shone.
Cogan's Boys Shoes, the kind
the kids like to put on their feet,
not any old thing good enough for
a boy, but something good as the
best, if not the best. Cheap at 1925
$50, 2.75 at the Morse Store.
The officials of the Methodist
church held their quarterly con-
ference for the second and third
quarters of this church year Mon
day night. Dist. Supt. Parker pre-
sided over the meeting
Frank Sylvester, constable at
Hagerman, was in the city Monday
on business in connection with ar
rests made for the cutting of the |
telephone and power lines near
Bliss.
Be sure to see those new Fold
ing Ironing boards, that are firm
and strong, will hold up a man,
at the Shoshone Hardware Store.
< w. r. Gobell arrived in town
Sunday night and remained several
days looking after business matters
before the district court. He ex-
poets TO move to Boise in the near
future mainly on account of Mrs.
Gobell's health.
New songs, new jokes and stun
ming costumes at the Ladies Min
strel.
The following marriage licenses
were issued by Harry w. Anderson
for the past week: Jan. %. William
Ferguson of Gooding and Tessa B.
parson of Denver; Jan. 80, Henry
D. Alden of Wilsonville, Oregon,
and Blanche Bliss of Gpoding.
Miss Anna Peterson, late OF the
Troy Steam Laundry of Salt Lake
City, has accepted the position OF
forewoman in the Shoshone Steam
Miss Peterson is an ex-
perienced laundry woman and is
giving the best of satisfaction IN
her new position.
Captain Alexander, special agent
Of the Department of the Interior,
in looking after matters in the
and department, has been in town
4 part of the week. He has Just
come from Washington, d. G., hav-
ng been called there 10 CONFER Win
ne department.
Myrt- Wheeler is up from his Ru-
vert ranch this week attending the
Sobell- Keefer trial as witness.
lie states that baled alfalfa sells
IN the cars at Rupert at $3.50 a
on. Many ranchers however are
selling the loose hay on their
'anches to the sheep men. He was
lble to count up over 100000 head
# sheep that are feeding this VIM
er Oh the Minidoka North side !
project and the ranchers get from {
'4.5O to $500 ton in the field for {
heir hay. Many of these wool q
ooo -,raporinc for early