Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-09-06
BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS

The fall school work begins on
Monday next.
Vote for NJ o. Aubolee for the
next Prosecuting Attorney for Lin
coin County.
ELECTRIC FLAT IRONS with 10
years guaranty, only 1915 at Sho-
shone Hardware. Aug. 23tf.
Ed Newman came down the branch
from HALEY the FIRST of the week to
spend few days visiting with his
brother.
If good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal atten-
ton appeal TO you, trade at the
Morse Store.
Until October list. fine painting,
framed, will be given with each
$1,000 cash purchase at ShOshone
Hardware. Aug.23tf.
Rev. Willard H. Roots joined by
the Boy Scouts Tuesday morning
for 4 hike south to the Newman
ranch.
License to marry was issued at
the Recorders office August 81 to
Harold :. Bush of Dietrich and
Irma. Ilean Garrett of Bliss.
Mrs. j. w. Lundin, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt McFall left on
Monday for Seattle to Join her hus-
band who has recently located at
that place.
Frank Millsaps went to Emmett
the first of the week to purchase
carload of peaches and to arrange
for the regular shipments of fruit
from that part of the country.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Burnside, County |
superintendent, left Sunday for
Boise to be present with the teach
ers at the institute which is be-
ing held this week at that place.
Harry l.. Hurlebaus. secretary of
the Twin Falls North Side Land |
& Water Company, was looking
after business for the Company in
Snoshone on Wednesday.
+. A. Wilcox of Twin Falls. the
superintendent of The Great ShO-
shone Electric Power Company, was
looking after the Company's in
terests in ShoshOne and vicinity,
Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. Pratt, pastor of the Meth
odist Church at Richfield, was in
Shoshone Tuesday returning from
the Methodist Conference at Twin !
Falls. He has been returned as
pastor at Richfield for the coming :
year. f
Hegu ar services were resumed at
the Episcopal Church Sunday eve -,
ming with a congregation that
comfortably filled the pews. In
the absence of the pastor there d
was no service at the Methodist j
Church. v
Miss Agnes NJ. Price will attend :
school at Boise during the next :;
year. She is the daughter of b. M. =
Price, we'll known Shoshone mer- =
chant, and goes to the Capital es-
pecially to complete her musical
education at the conservatory there. n
The announcement of the appoint -
ments was made at the Twin Falls :,
Methodist Episcopal Conference on
Monday. Rev. Mr. Mcleod was re- :
turned to ShOsbone and with the
other clerical and lay delegates he =,
reached home on tile midnight
train.
Keller Brothers of Denver were
The buyers of the issue of SO, 600 -
'rhon bonds at Dietrich on Mon =,
lay. Their bid was considerably a,
he best, offering a premium of -
l9oat $1,000. The bonds bear Is -
Ter cent interest and run twenty 49,
ears. 60
j. l.. Kendall, an active minister =,
n the Methodist Episcopal Confer o.
nee, now superanuated, will re- -
move from Camas Prairie TO Boise, =.
Intending TO make the trip by wag- ~
u this week. He passed through 70
hoshone On Tuesday on his return -
rom the Conference. ~,
Judge Edward A. Walters re- su
lrned from the coast of Wash IS
nartnn IN Mondar Ia r11as accnrl- m.