Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-10

Attorney w. A. Broadhead of HALEY
was in town Saturday.
Mrs B. NJ. Price is able to be out
again after a weeks illness.
Rev A. A. Brown is at Minneapolis
this week in the interest OF Lodge work.
Mrs Fred w Gooding was registered
at Boise hotel for weeks stay on
Sunday last.
John A. West who recently purchased
the D. b. Bliss ranch near Bliss was in
town Monday on business.
Tie heaviest snow of the winter now
covers the ground to the depth of six
or eight inches.
The girls basketball team of the Sho-
shone school Will play with the Cooling
team tomorrow.
C. S. Adams. travelling man for the
Mergesthaler Linotype Company was a
caller at the Journal office today.
Judge Walters took train Sunday for
Pocatello. where he is presiding in the
district court.
The newly elected officers will assume
their various duties next Monday. The
new Board of County Commissioners will
be in session.
Harlem D. Hest returned yesterday
morning from his trip east. He assumes
the duties of his office as prosecuting
Attorney next Monday.
II good merch andise, low prices,
prompt service and personal atten-
ton appeal to you, trade at the.
Morse Store.
Miss Hanna Davies returned Satur-
day to Cambridge, Idaho. to continue
her teaching in the public schools at
that place.
Mrs. C. R. Wheeler has purchased the
George Sturgis dwelling adjoining Bpts-
copal rectory and expects to move from
che North Side.
Physicians and Surgeons soap, made
from pure vegetable oils. leaves the
skin soft and velvety. Better than cas-
tile. Per bar Zoe. Starrha Drug Store.
ADV.
Marriage license were issued to Albert
Anderson of Hazelton and Sarah Ellen
Smith of Albion and Joseph H. Stewart
Of Wisconsin and Edna Evans of Wen
dell.
Mrs Mauer OF Boise, widow Of the late
Fred Mauer of Jerome, and well known
in Shoshone was in attendance on the
Probate Court yesterday settling up the
estate of her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred w. Goodng re-
turned Wednesday morning from Boise
where they attended the inaugural bah
and other functions in connection with
he Inauguration of the new State Of
icials.
There is now three feet of snow at
and nearly that much at
Haley, the most of it having come in
he last three or four days. This will
make plenty of water for irrigation pur-
,oses
The severe cold and storms the first
# the week delayed most OF the trains
n each direction for several hours. |
Conditions are much improved by this /
ime and will soon be normal If the (
resent weather continues
Mrs. Sarah Ryan returned to her home
t Boise Monday evening, after visit
ere at the home of her sister. Mrs.
Gary Ryan, and after spending two
weeks on Camas Prairie.
stan Huntington, Paul Jones and
.ouie JOY were among the visitors from
)ietrich who came to Shoshone on Tues
ay Mr. Hsntington's father returned
ONE after short time spent at DIE
rich.
W. A. King, formerly conducting
llnssy at Geoding but lately of Twin
alls County, has Joined the forces Of
ne Truman Dairy Company and will
cate here. He is a brother Of Mrs,
ell Truman
The three Gooding brothers, Themes
T., ne Shoshone merchant; Fred W, !
lie ex-senator, and Frank r., the ex-
overnor, were all at the Ssate Capital
is week.
Mesxrs Thomas H. Goesing, j. W.
ewnan. Gsocge AndersoH and Ben
arrah attended the Woolgrowers con-
'ntlon at Boise on Monday and Tues v
y. taking In the inauguration cere- 9