Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-10-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.
wANTED-cIean cotton rags at the
Journal office.

wANTED-clean cotton rags at the
Journal Office.
The Journal office is prepared to
iii orders for sample election ballots.
Fred Clark Of the Short Lines tax
department was in shoshone on Tues
day
Mrs. John W. McFall left Tuesday
afternoon for Lewiston and her former
home at Grangeviile. At the former
city she will attend the Federated
Clubs meeting.
4 baby girl born into the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Mcmahon on
Monday morning survived only a few
hours. They have one child a fine boy
now two years old, who alone has
grown and waxed strong.
The Study club will hold its next
meeting Friday. October 20. The pro-
gram is provided by the Civic com
mittee and the parliamentary drill is
to be conducted by Mrs. Frank Mill
saps of the Legislative committee.
Miss Jessie Warrington, well known
newspaper writer. came over from
Twin Falls Tuesday. In Shoshone
Miss Warrington is doing some special
work for the club women's magazine,
See Idaho First, which in an early
issue is to give this town a thorough
write-up.
The Journal office is this week
printing the ballots for the November
election. 1t is a work requiring pains
taking care. Candidates and others
wishing to secure sample ballots
should send orders to this Office with
ont delay, as the forms Will not be
kept standing.
Miss Grace Carnegie returned from
Boise Tuesday morning. She is much
improved in health. After remaining
a day or two at the Dill hospital ii
Shoshone the patient proceeded to heI
home near Averen. She is the daugh-
Ter of A. E. Carnegie. prominent
resident of that place.
John Miller, son of a new resident
of shoshone, Math Miller. was trying
ont horse belonging to E. L. Mott
when one of the lines caught on the
young mans arm and broke it. The
accident was a most unusual one. DR.
Dill reduced the fracture and the pa
sient will soon be all right again.
e N. Clements, the Shoshone car
penter who was severely injured il
fall from the roof of the new Ar
Hansen dwelling. is reported steadily
improving. with such SATISFACTORY
healing OF the broken bones of hi
foot and ankle that there is no longe
any fear that amputation will b'
necessary He viii not be able to re
turn home, however, for a week o
Two longer.
The very last word in fish was takel
from the spiIlway at the Magic dam oil
Sunday by Karl Brandt in a ten-an
three-quarter- pound trout. The ifs
undoubtedly was an old resident o
those waters, fer in his jaws were tn
scars of many battles fought and wo
with anglers who had sought to Ian
him but failed. W. H. Wright &C
companied Brandt on the trip to tn
famous resort for fishermen.
All the members Of the board o
county commissioners We're taken [
the Cottonwoods on Monday by Sena
tor Gooding so that they might Sc
the new road just completed to tina
place. The trip was made by auto
mobile Just beyond the Cottonwood
is the Blaine county line at the eros
sing of the Wood river where a new
iron bridge is being erected. It was
suggested that great public conven-
fence would be provided if, further
down the river. perhaps three miles
another bridge could be erected.
IF qood merchandise, low prices
promot service and personal at
sention appeal to you, trade at ths
Morse Store. It