Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-04-02
LOCAL BREVITTES.

: icy mOlOfeu 10 SnOsnOne saturday.
Mrs John SAVERS is visiting rel
atives at Twin Falls
Mrs c. +. Morse was in Boise this
week
See the new dress Skirts, Waists and
Coats for spring at the Morse Store.
Attorney sutphen was shoshone
visitor from Gooding on Wednesday.
H. V. Cannon. the former Wood river
rancher, is back here from the coast.
FOR RENT.-Furnished dwelling
fine for summer home. Mrs. Mary
Ryan, Shoshone.
Letters remain in the shoshone post
office for Louis a. Bailey, Miss May
Crandall, Dan Hunt and Joe Martiz.
A fine line of good House Dresses
from rs cents each and up at the
Morse Store.
The Junior Guild met at the Parish
house Saturday afternoon, Miss clara
Mabbutt and Miss Ida Isaacs acting
as hostesses.
c. F. Borden viii join the automobile
procession next week, the Borden store
having taken the agency for one Of the
well known cars.
FOR Profitable lunch coun-
ter with 7-room lodgings for sale
cheap. Best location in shoshone. A
c. Jacobs. If
Mrs. BurkilI. who spent the winter
and spring in Portland, is expected
home here today, having stopped with
her brother at Gooding.
\ fine Improvement has been made in
the street bed fronting the McFan ho-
tel which has been filled in with ex-
cavations from a south side cellar
Manager Larson is putting in large
platform scales at the new yards Of
the Gem State company especially for
the coal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Akatagawa have
rented the Goodng dwelling house re
Gently occupied by the +. W. Jacksons
and are moving into it as their home
Philip H. Morse Of Twin Fails and
Miss Ella p. Boore, who came west
from Cumberland VALLEY. Pennsylvan-
ia. were married at the Office Of Jus
tee Fuller on Tuesday last.
Miss Annie Ryan, a Shoshone high
school graduate, has been appointed
to a position in the game warden's
department under I. C. Jones and Left
for Boise Sunday night
Mrs. Carrie Bowler and Mrs. s. s.
Champlain Who have been visiting
relatives in shoshone for some time
left for salt Lake Thursday morning
accompanied by Mrs. Robert Ac3Ia-
hon.
In digging out the basement for
the new Baugh building on South Rail
street, the excavators came upon an
old cellar and other remains of a pre-
historic civilization here. It was said
a building used to stand on the spot.
Under a change made in the state
highway law the counties will now re-
ceive rs per cent of the automobile
licenses collected therein. The county
tax collector will make the collections,
and 25 per cent will be RENTED to the
state.
The Shoshone public library will be
a year old April TO- Everybody is
mighty proud Of it's growth and useful
ness and as noted elsewhere it is pro-
posed to give birthday party next
Saturday. Everybody will wish to at
tend.
Halls the HALEY Times: Hey, fish
ermenl The fish and game law makes
April the closed season for trout.
From All Fools day to May 1 no trout
can be lawfully caught in the waters
of this State, excepting lakes and nav
igable streams. Query: Is the Magic /.
Dam reservoir q lake?
Postofice Inspector Neal was in Sho- /
shone Tuesday comforting about the /
plans for the postoace changes to be f
made, including the enlargement Of
the Office and the installation Of new
steel fixtures. Carpenters are to so
to work Immediately to make changes +
There are tourists who stop off az