Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-25
THE LOCAL NEWS OF sHosHoNE AND VICINITY IN BRIEF

Call on W. L. Reynolds about
your floors.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hail Horne were
at Haley for the week end.
Mrs. Fred W. Gooding returned
from Boise on No. IA Wednesday.
Call at Reynolds store and see
the late designs in paper and bur
lap
For first-class home decorat-
ing and home painting. call on w.
l.. Reynolds.
An aluminium mixing spoon for
only Is cents on Saturdays at the
Shoshone Hardware.
C. NJ. Booth, Twin Falls lawyer.
and Senator Robinson. formerly OF
that city. were in Shoshone this
morning.
Miss Eleanor Wilson left today
for a few days visit with her
grandmother. Mrs. 5. E. Wood, OF
Nampa.
The Shoshone High School met
defeat at the hands of the town
team last Friday afternoon. the
score being II to ?.
Probate Judge Jones and family
have moved to the former resi-
dence of Gilbert Z. BrintOn on the
north side Of Shosh0ne.
Mrs. Harley of Mountain Home
returned to her home on Saturday
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Henry C. Book. who will visit with
her for some time.
FOR SALE-A Groom house near
ly new; fine shade trees, water
and electric lights, at two-thlrds
its original cost and on easy pay
-ShOshOne Hardware.
John McFalI was the leader at
the traps on Sunday, with score
of ~ out of so. Fred Gwin was
a close second with p out of p
and S. E. Todd broke 43 out OF
so.
W. S. Woman of Seattle, repre-
senting a loan and investment
company at that place, was IN our
town several days the first OF the
week looking over conditions ID
Lincoln County.
A large number of children in
town are suffering from measles,
excepting in one or two instances,
none of the cases have been at all
serious. and the patients are rap
idly recovering.
AS far as reported the only con-
test in the school elections was
that between J. l.. Fuller and J.
A. Keefer, in ShOshone, the latter
winning in the remarkably close
tally of Y and 70.
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR STOCK
One registered Jersey bull: Won
first prize at the county fair last
year. See or address,
G. J. MANNER,
Jerome. Idaho.
A number of the settlers from
the dry farm district near Kimama
were in town the first of the week
buying lumber and supplies. In
the crowd were David Schorzman
and brother. GOttlieb Schenk and
F. o. McCaskey.
The two young daughters of w.
H. Wright Of the Golden Rule
store in Shoshone are i'll at the
Dill hospital, measles being the
cause Of their illness. The fam
ily are this week occupying the
Zell Truman residence.
James P. Morton and wife arrived
here on Monday from Canyon
County. intending to make his
home on his land holdings on the
Big Wood. He is nightly pleased
with this country In Canyon,
he said. although worth S30OOO,-
600. there is found no such road
as the new road out to my new
home from ShOshOne. | am Nigh
ty glad to live in a country OF good
roads"
1t is frequently requested by a
good many citizens of Shoshone-
it is heard almost like a clamOr-
that the city authorities take a
prompt action to remedy the dan
gerous condition that exists on
Peterson street at the crossing OF
the Little Wood. Between and at
The approaches of the two bridges
at this place the thorOughfare is
narrow-affording the barest pas
sageway for pedestrians when a
team is met. Children's lives are
daily endangered there. The street
should be widened and the banks
guarded with rails.