Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-09-27

Walter Gwin returned Monday
from Boise where he spent sew
eral days.
NJ. l.. Kidwell has a force OF A.
men laying out the new road tt
the Big Wood river.
Frank T. Disney was visited by
his brother, w. II. Disney, who wa:
returning from Chicago to his home
IN Boise.
Mrs. Rush Haddock and her guet.
Miss Louise Holmes, of Iowa, were
up from Gooding to spend Tuesday
in Shoshone.
Attorneys Tavern Sullivan and w
A. Brodhead of HALEY were in Sho-
shone Monday. Mr.. Brodhead is
the Blaine County Candidate for tn,
State Senator on the Democratic
ticket.
The hotels have been crowded
the last ten days largely by per-
sons on attendance in District
Court. The case of the State of
Idaho, VS.. Weaver brought sever
al persons from Bull.
Already half the wires that will
connect Shoshone with the high
lines at the Sugar Loaf have been
stretched and connected up. The
work is proceeding from the south
this way and will be finished with
in Z week.
The fine arts and culinary COM
mittees will be at the assembly
room of the new school house
on Wednesday afternoon at one
O'Clock to receive exhibits for these
departments. Everyone is urged
to contribute.
Fred Gwin of the Gwin-Realty
company is credited with having one
of the prettiest window displays
ever seen in Shoshone, making up
collection of the choicest fruits
and vegetables produced in this sec
ton Of the country. 49,,
The Ladies of the Episcopal
Guild and the Methodist Aid will
serve a hot chicken dinner and
supper on Wednesday and Thurs
day, October and 3. at the Guild
House of the Episcopal Church
opposite the Court House.
Thomas Fitzgerald of Price, Utah,
in making a remittance,tO the Jour
nal for his subscription employed
fewer words than the publish
er ever saw used before in such !
Mr.. Fitzgerald's la
comic message simply said: En-.
ok. Fitz."
The Twin Falls Optical Company |
DR.. j. T. Evans, President, and |
Dr.. Chas. L. Thompson, Secretary,
will be represented by DR.. Thomp-
son at the McFall Hotel Thursday
and Friday, October 3 and 4. DR..
is graduate of the
Northern Illinois College of Opthal-
,nogy of Chicago.
Six of the diciples of Ike went
out from Shoshone last Saturday
to the Big Wood river diversion
dam. They brought back the limit
Of the law in the finest kind of
trout. In the party were Matt Nc
Fall, Harry Madison George
Schodde, Frank Green, Wad swope
and Charles Finlayson.
B. NJ. Thomson, who resides on
4 farm near Rupert, is one of the
pioneers of the Minidoka Pro-
ect, who has been doing jury ser
vice in the District Court the pres
mt week. Mr.. Thomson is very
familiar with the progress Of Sho-
;hone as his first visit to the place
vas when it was a tent town thir-
y years ago.
The mule team of Charley Wal
ers was requisitioned to bring in
he Wilmington automobile from
nut on the Haley road Thursday /
morning. The owner and Stanley !
;teck were on their way home /;
rom HALEY in the auto when
he hind wheel went on the bum. :
There was a three mile walk for
he travellers to the nearest tele- {
,hone. which brought them rig
rom the town liveryman. {
Mrs. f. C. Pierce left Shoshone
tuesday for Butte, Mont, to spend
wo weeks with her sister there,
frs. E. H. Lang. Miss Grace Lang,
l-~Lto, &C Tho hot1ca ic IN