Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-17

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smallpox has closed the RichneId
school
W. D. Garlock Abstract Co. bonded
abstracters. fire insurance and farm
Joans.-Ady.
C. c. Haynes who is i'll at the Dill
Hospital is somewhat stronger than ne
was few days ago.
Editor Charles J. Isle Of the Richfield
Recorder spent Monday night in sho-
shone.
Everett Noble returned from Boise on
Thursday. having spent two days at the
Capital
Frank A Morton Is at Hot Springs,
Arkansas. for the benefit Of his heal.A,
which has been badly impaired.
AL though trains for two weeks until
Tuesday were delayed from one hour TO
half a day by the heavy SHOWS, Nos
and 6 came through on time that day
"A. c. Elwood has bought out his
partner, John L. Ford, in the barber
business in Shosone. Ford having gone
10 Portland. Later he expecst to move
his family to that city.
We do job printing at the Journal Of |
flee and lots of it. With the best fac
aiiues that money can procure this shop /
is always ready to handle whatever is
offered, from card to a poster or book.
Mrs. W. NJ. burlington came to Sho-
sshone on Saturday from Ogden to join
her husband here. She is accompanied
by her little grandchild and will spend
the winter in this town.
y Editor Alexander Of the Lincoln
County Times. published at Jerome,
spent Monday and Tuesday in Shoshone,
having business before the Board Of
County Commissioners. He was accom-
panied by another prominent Jeromeite. f
r S. Fraser.
Charles G. Nelson. who is the holder /
over members of the board Of Commits ,
sisners. was chosen chairman and it was i
his business to administer the off
oial oath to all the other officers of the
county who were invested with the
official resnonsibilf+v
The newly elected officials Of Lin =
coin County took the prescribed oath -
Of office on Monday. The administra- ;
ton Of the county affairs remains in -,
the hands of the Republicans. that party
having elected two of the three Com
missioners, the Sheriff, the Treasurer
and the Assessor. The Democrats won j
the offices OF Prosecuting Attorney, W
Probate Judge and School superintend- e,
snt. n
The public officials are arranging
banquet among themselves and their
deputies, to be given at the McFal
iotel this evening. to follow a theatre
'arty at Baugh's. 1t has been fixed %
ipon in compliment to the retiring Of =.
ieials and their deputies and the affair
'romises to be brimrul Of jollity and
-ood fellowship. For the edincation OF
he congregation special slides. chuck :.
al Of fun and personal pleasantries.
re to have a place in the theatrical -
sogram.
Mrs. Fred W. Gooding viii remain in &
'oise fdr the better part Of the winter &C
fiSr her return there next week. On in
re occasion Of her recent visit to the dis
tate Capital there were numerous de- loo
lands upon her time at the large social fin
incuoas incident to the Inauguration. ca
which her grace and charm Of man ms
er have made her a general favorits.
the larger affairs in which the prom
lent women Of the State have taken SET
art before the Legislature Mrs. Good III
g is accorded foremost place, never, ms
Asvsr, OF her own seeking. ha'
~ mil
When the s,insner tirae with its shade far
mes again to Shoshone that portion <pc
town bordering the railroad in frost ,,st
the meat markets and the May and
ieely properties will net be recognized. c
r the beautiful trees there TO the old
lmoer OF twenty or thirty. are ne son
ore. The railroad owned them and owe
e grouns on which they stood is want wac
for railroad purposes. That Is VIII, Ast
ed rsll took contract the other day OF
remove the trees kor the 6rewooa seei
them. lie had eight men on tss 3os ear
IS week. Except for looks the trees jun.
I've no useful purpose; I. hct. the sse'
road men found them a hindraD~s the