Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-18
Al NEWS OF SHOsHONE AND VICINITY IN BRIEF

Earl Bolte Of the First National
Bank OF Gooding and deputy treas
urer, was visitor to ShOshone on
Wednesday.
Work on the new building of May
q Nicely has commenced in real
earnest and the frame work will
soon be completed.
Miss Celia White of Seattle.
w ashlngton, is here for a month s
Nisit with her sisters, Mrs. Gilbert
White and Miss Smith.
Judge Walters has ordered a
jury for next Tuesday and the
trying Of the jury eases will prob
ably last for two weeks.
\. s. Baker Of Strati0n, Colorado,
was ID town last Friday looking
after some property interests that
he holds in Shoshone.
Henry Petersen, who has been in
the employ of W. c.. Custer for sew
eral years, has accepted a position
in the Gem Meat Market.
Mr.. A. L. Fletcher Of Richfield
spent Wednesday in ShOshOne on
business in connection with the
idaho irrigation company.
Special meeting of the Masonic
Lodge was held on Wednesday
evening for the purpose of con-
ferring the third degree.
Mrs. Hail Horne went to Haley
this morning to spend a few days
visiting with her parents and 9th
err relatives at that place.
6. A. Horal. Denver banker. and
j. E. Edgerton. Soldier editor and
capitalist, were callers at the
Journal office this morning.
The Ladies Guild Of Christ Epis-
copal Church met "Wednesday af-
ternoon at The home Of Mrs. J. w.
Lundin, at the Neral House.
If good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal at
tentiOn appeal to you, trade at the
Morse store.
The first term Of the District
Court held in the new county of
MinidOka. convened Monday morn
ing with Judge C.. O. St0ckslager
presiding.
FRUIT TREES FOR sALE-Good
variety of apples and pears,
about $50, mostly apples: will be
sold at a bargain. Apply at the
Journal office.
Mrs. L. C. siffler. who spent
the winter in California. is back
here at her ranch home, be-
ing delighted with her return. She
is in fine health.
7. NJ. Starrh OF Boise, The former
owner Of the Starrh Drug store oil
this place, was visiting with
friends in town on sunday and
Monday on his way back to Boise
from Twin Falls.
Mrs. D. Sidney Smith entertain
ed Saturday afternoon. April 18Th,
at a bridge tea. The young ladies
prize was awarded to Miss Ruby
Anderson and the matron's prize
TO Mrs. Il. G. Baugh.
FOR SALE-A six room house al
most new, with water and cleo
tric lights inside at one third
less than original cost. viii bel
sold on easy payments. Call ati
ShOshOne Hardware.
Frank Crandall returned Tuesday
from the Northwestern part OF the
county where he had been for two
or three weeks building a house
for MIR. Chadwick, a new conner tOl
this part Of the country.
The stockmep have been very
much pleased with the rains Of the
past few days. They state that It'll
has helped the range to great eX-
tent and Will be of great benefit
TO both sheep and cattle.
Raymond S. Hite and Randall C.
Hite. both of Kimama, spent yes
lerday in town attending to busl-t
ness matters. Raymond s. Hite is
he proprietor of the new gener-
al merchandise store in Kimama.
The Settlers Reclaiming and OPP
Grating Company is moving its
buildings from the old location just
outside the town limits east OF
own to the spot where the deep
Well of the Company was put down
asst fall. This is one mile east
md one mile north of Jerome and
COATES the company's headquarters
more centrally than the former To-
.ation was.-North Side News.