Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

Don't forget the Ladies' Rest Room
when you come to town
Claud Burgess has taken up his
residence in the Stratton house
Aaron Fuller, of Soda Springs, is
] visiting relatives in Shoshone.
C. S. McFarlin. of Richfield, was in
, Shoshone Wednesday on business.
O.. NJ. Chaplain went to Salt Lake
on business the first Of the week.
W. P. Burke, of Richfield, was a
business visitor in shoshone Wednes-
day.
VcTROLA-th only instrument
that brings you the worlds greatest
artists Sinclair's Pharmacy.
The Cash Grocery Store is daily
receiving new goods Everything
fresh and first class.
Supt. Johnson of the city schools
spent his Thanksgiving vacation with
home folks at Blackfoot.
Mrs. Emma Johnson was confined
to her room several days last week
with an attack of rheumatism.
Edctrnr7 no
gagged in trapping in this region, reg
istered at the Shoshone Hotel Mon
day.
LOST-On Rail street, right hand
glove. Buckskin, with gauntlet. Find
er leave at Journal office and re-
ceive reward.
The private car of Supt. Hinkley Of
the Short Line Motive Department,
was up the Wood River branch Sun
daya nd brought back the limit, both
in chickens and trout.
Tommie Brennan of Bellevue, son
of the famous Tim Brennan of that
place who out of the generosity of
his heart offered to surrender his
ranch to Blaine county for the loca-
ton Of a new county seat, passed 1
through the city Sunday evening en-
route to Ontario, Ore.
Fred W. Gooding and wife started .
last Saturday on an extended trip to
various points. Mr.. Gooding. will
first go to Chicago to attend the
national fat stock show now in pro-
gress at that city, after which he will
join Mrs. Gooding in California where
they expect to visit until some time
in February. Mrs. Gooding went di-
rectly to California from here.
Joe Dewitt editor of the Rupert
Record Herald, A. D. Ash, Rupert
agent for the Buick cars, John Toll
lefson and Mrs. B. F. Splitter, all of
Rupert, passed through Shoshone
in charge of four new Buick
ears. Three of them were skies and
one four The cars were delivered
to these parties at Gooding and this
s the first trial run.
ng made daily through here. being
he famous Oregon apple bound from
he Yakima Valley to eastern mar
1ets preparatory to the Christmas
estive But Idaho spuds are just as
ristocratic and from the Twin Falls.
3lackfoot and Idaho Falls market
make eastern trips. where, so it is
laimed, they are dressed up in pap
r. napkins and sold like oranges.
The creditors of 0. N. Harness, last
Wednesday levied on the stock of
FOODS in the Colonial cigar store
which Mr.. Harness had recently sold
o J. E. Jones, the new leasee of the
colonial hotel and Baugh theater. It 1
Mr.. Jones' business tenn
'orarily until he could get new stock
eady but the action did not involve
Ir. Jones in any way and any way
takes quite a bit to discourage Mr..
ones who will continue to do business
t the Colonial but does not agree
. pay the debts of his predecessor.
The many friends of K. Saito viii
e pleased to know that he is back c
l the United States and passed thru
hoshone recently on n business trip. :.
Ir. Saito formerly lived in Shoshone :,
nd is a graduate of the Shoshone
Ugh school After graduation here :,
e completed a course in the Chicago
and then returned to his 9.
alive Japan where he also received :,
1nors from his native schools. He q.
now connected with a large jew