Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-11-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

a The Bachelors Honeymoon tonight
John W. Collins Of Minidoka is il
] town on business
John T. Curry is here for the winte
from California
Fred C. Bradley was a visitor from
Haley on last Saturday.
Judge Stockslager OF Twin Falls
spent last Sunday in Shoshons.
Motorcycle Barsain-Write lock bo,
2S2. Jerome. Idaho. for particulars.
Miss Florence Brennan is enter
tanning few of her friends at bridge
this afternoon.
The branch train plowed through
six to ten inches Of snow at Ketchum
on Thanksgiving day.
Willis Thomas Of Burmad was In
town Monday and Tuesday buying
winter supplies for his ranch.
Wynn Griffin. son of r. /. Grimm
was the winner Of a five pound box
Of figs at the starrh pharmacy.
Bring in your votes in the Morse
Store Piano Contest from now on.
bring them in Mondays and Satur-
days.-Morse Store
M l.. Roberts. the GoodiRg laundry
manager was looking after business
matters in Shoshone on Thursday.
The starrh Drug Store is now serv-
ing hot chocolate, bullons etc at
their fountain. Drop in and warm
up.
c. f. Borden and family went to
Dietrich yesterday to spend the day
with Mr.. Borden's brother, o. E.
Borden.
If good merchandise, low. prices,
prompt service and personal at |
tention appeal to YOU, TRADE at the
Morse Store. If
~. s~s .-y:ios-i -.
B. ]. Kiilingsworth, formerly OF |
Gooding. but now residing at Picabo.
in Blaine county. was in Shoshone a
day or two the first of the week.
More stylish and up-to-date mil
In wrong as to latest styles You gett
the very latest at the Morse Store.
c. w, Schneider and Fred Baltz
both of Nebraska, were in Shoshone
Yesterday with the intention of filing
upon dry homesteads in the eastern
part of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H MerrifeId had
as guests for Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock of Tunupa.
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Bothwen and
he father Of Mrs. Boutwell,
Miss Violet Parry. who is attend
ng the Albion Normal school at Al
Dion, came home Wednesday to spend
with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph W. Parry. She viii
return to Albion tomorrow.
The Morse store merchandise is
good. and selected for its goodness
and fitness. 1t is not handed to us
by someone else whether suitable or
no. We do our own buying, marking
and advertising, and we practice the
Golden Rule.
The Morse Store has the finest line
IF ladies' coats shown in the city
heretofore. The best numbers in the
prevailing styles. We have been
by everyone who has
seen or purchased. Prices are under.
not over the average.
AS usual the Morse store will have
he largest and most varied stock of
Christmas and holiday goods in the
,ity. Our dolls are already creating
4 commotion in the hearts of the
We viii treat you right
his year as always. We practice the
Golden Rule.
Be satisfied with a Morse store
coat. Don't purchase an imitation
elsewhere. and begin to fear
rom that movement that your coat
5 going to look shoddy and look
'tacky' and make you appear other
han well dressed. Take our good
,oats at a reasonable price. They
will serve you well.
81 used the Journal want ads to
Tell a lot of pigs" said J. L. Beckett,
at the same time trying two or three
'ther papers. The pigs were sold
n short order and in every case the
purchaser informed me that he had
zen the ads in the Journal, the pur-
hasers coming from as far as twenty
IT thirty miles away"
Sunshinei
Have you tried Sunshine?
1t can be said OF Sunshine that it
5 often buttered but never bettered.
More information concerning Sun
hine at the Stockgrowers. The Gem
feat Market. and McMahon's store.
Who said Sunshine?
Have you been hankering for some
hing but have been unable TO find
/? Try Sunshine.