Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-21


and do trading last SATURDAY.
A. c. Kershner, Dietrich mer-
chant, was transaeting business at
the county seat on Wednesday,
E. NJ. Roberts, the well known
merchant and postmaster at Bliss,
was in town Wednesday and Thurs
day.
If good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal atten-
ton appeal to you, trade at the
Morse Store.
A fairly good crowd greeted the
DalI players on the home grounds
sunday. The shoshone team won
frs, honors.
The Roessler Brothers, who own
four hundred acres Of improved
land five miles from town, were in
town Monday.
j. W. Wheeler, who was former
lv county assessor, has been spend
ing the past week assessing Sho-
shone property.
George Sprague, the capitalist
and realestate dealer of Twin Falls,
was looking after business matters /
about our town the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomason Of Burns
spent last Friday and Saturday
visiting with relatives and friends
the Northern part of the County |.
in town.
Mrs. J. H. Holman. went to
Bellevue last Saturday morning to
spend couple of days visiting
friends there. She returned Sun
day evening.
For the months Of July and
August the Merrifield Studio will
be closed. Therefore, until July list
for cash we will give one-third off
on all work.
Editor Edgerton of the Camas
Prairie Courier was a visitor in /
Shoshone Wednesday evening,when {
the Journal had the pleasure of
call from him.
Charles McCabe. owner of q
large farm on the North Side tract, I
near Hagerman, was transacting q
business about Shoshone Friday I
and Saturday last. g
Fred Floed of Boise, private =
secretary to Governor Hawley, was p
in Shoshone Saturday on his way
to the Wood River country for a
few days visit with relatives. Il
President F. R. Gooding and At :
torney Victor o. Johnson of the h
National Woolgrowers Association =
are at Baker City, Ore, in the .
interest of the reduction of freight ?
rates on wool. 7
Harry w. Anderson, ]. H. Hell Il
man and Gilbert Brinton took ad-
vantage of the fact that Saturday I,
was a legal holiday and spent that il
day and Sunday on fishing expe- f,
dition to the Cottonwoods. t,
R. f. Beuhler of Los Angeles, Is
formerly a resident of HALEY and Il
owner of the First National bank {
there, was in town Saturday on Il
his way home after spending a few L
days in the Wood River valley Il Il
looking after his farm. Il
The Ladies Guild of the Episco-
pal church met Wednesday at the s'
home of Mrs. f. C. Pierce. 1t was .
that this was the last u
Meeting of the Guild for the sum- VI
ner. Lunch was served during N
he course of the afternoon.
as
M. I. Whitenack reports that is
he carpenter work on his new 81
louise on Knob Hill was finished al
tuesday night, and that their home Oh
will be all ready to move into the
st of July, the time Mrs. White
lsek expects to return from the u -,
asst. Nj
d. S. Wright of Minidoka was We
town Monday looking after land tn
latters. He owns three hundred ma
cres in the vicinity of Minidoka, th'
eng under the Dry Farm act. He a
eports that owing to the recent ed
aims dry farming will be very sue IN
essful there this year. iol
ms
Miss Josephine Parry one of our er.
ssident teachers, reports from Cal
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