Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-12
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST TO
SHOSHONEITES

morse Store.
Bert Bowler and wife are moving into
their house on the North Side
Fred Gwin put in a few days in the
First National bank this week.
ALFALFA SEED: ssH Der cen,
pure, at C. f. BORDEN'S
coe M. Price and VIII Howard were
over from Wendell the first and the
week
P. E. Dusault. the Hagerman banker
is attending court in Shoshone this
week
Spring goods, see our display windwx
stockerowers Mercantile Co.
E. w. Sinclair is back in his old place
in the Starrh drug store after spending
the winter in his old home.
Fred F. Gwin has the agency for
!, the sale of fish and game licenses this
i year in place of Bert Bowler
' New Calicoes, Ginghams, Dinities.
Cheyiots, Madras and Percales at the
Morse Stole
Mrs. Frank Miller of Bellevue spent
several days in Shoshone last week Wis
iting with Mrs. Frank Evans.
Rex Leland of the Wendell country
was in Snoshone this week on business
before the county commissioners.
The ]. C. C. Corsets in fourteen diff
ferent styles at the Morse Store They
are figure builders
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Meyers
on the Little Wood, April Sth, a fine
baby girl. DR.. zeller in attendance.
Harry Lukey came up TO the Dill hos
pital from Gooding Thursday for medi-
cal treatment.
Before buying your implements call
and examine our line and get our prices.
C. F. BORDEN.
Clayto Totten and his father of Min
idoka were in town Thursday looking
after some business matters.
Chimney, shelving, steps, Dashboard
and screens have been added to Christ
Church Parish House this week
Will deliver milk to any part of Sho-
shone, tx cts. per quart bottle, 20 cts
in gallon lots. L. ]. LIT, Phone so.
r. H. Kipp passed through town last
week on his way back to Seattle after
spending a few days on his ranch above
Richfield
c. S. Skillern, the genial hotel propri- |
etor of Bliss, is in the county seat this |
week. being interested in the Bliss town |
site case.
After Easter Bargains, Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, April Is, 16, and II.
See our special values from $3.50 to
ss7 rs HAMMOND & SWENDSEN.
airs. Lyilis, Mrs. Wernicke's aunt.
the Ladies Aid yesterday at
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nice.
All should plan to attend the auction
sale in Shoshone tomorrow afternoon,
April 10. This is the first of a series
Of Saturday afternoon sales.
F. M Victor and E. r. Dampier of
Rupert were in Shoshone Tuesday and
Wednesday looking after matters in con-
,ection with county division.
H. p Blodgett of Gooding was at .
ending the district court this week, s
,eing interested in the Bliss TOWNSHIP
rial. ,
Fine Dress Trimmings. Fringes. Brades /
Ind over laces, Yokings and fine neck
year at the Morse Store. ;
The Osborne boy operated upon by {
0rs. Zeller and Cromwell at Gooding
S making a very rapid recovery under
he conditions. r
nrs. Ada M Mariner of Bliss and
frank Mariner of Hagerman are repre- $
enting the Bliss Townsite company in |
he district court this week.
New wash dresses, kimonas and girls I
resses at the Morse Store. I
Red Cross oxfords and pumps, they
rake your feet smile. our spring line
, here. Stockgrowers Nero. Co.
DR.. Dill was called to Gooding Wed
esday to see the baby Of Fred French.
he little one was so serious that the
arents brought it to the hospital
thursday noon.
The Morse Store line OF Fancy Waists e
nd one piece fine dresses will be the
nest yet shown by them. NO left
gers. all new N
S. Nj. Smith of Wendell went up to fl
alley this week and purchased sad :
Q horse. He passed through town yes f,
rday riding the animal back to Wen C,
I'll. ir
Call on Roessler Bros. Of Shoshone for
Inmates on well drilling. This old ana al
liable firm is also agent for Challenge 81
lndmlllS ana Supplles- tNcSiNS~S' S~ -
iFayette street 4-lS'
Walter White received severe spraln -
the shoulder while playing hand ball -
d at first thought it disocated, but "
on examination by DR.. Zeller 1t was
md to be a severe sprain 20
Build attractive and convenient build
rs. something saleable when you want -
dispose of it. California bungalows
,dern store buildings, etc. See Arch- ~,
It Chas D. Lyon for plans and speci- ~,
ations.
The rain of yesterday and today Is pre-
Y much appreciated by the stock men ap,
the range was becoming very dry ana r
grass was not growing as 1t should. ~,
win now start up again and the feed -,
soon be excellent NJ
-ou will look a good while before you ma
better medicine for coughs Ger
colds than Chamberlain's cough VIII
nedy. 1t not only gives rehef-t futl
e. Try 1t when you have cough Ida
oil In n