Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

, L. are ready now for the structure
iron work and are waiting the ar
rival Of the necessary iron.
VIM. Hauser and wife were Gale,
suddenly to Huntington Wednesda,
on account of the serious illness o.
brother Of Mr.. Hauser who is yart
master for the o. S. L. at that place
The Annual Christmas Bazaar of the
Guild of Christ Church Episcopal, viii
be held in the Parish house, Satur-
day Dec. 9Th, from 10 A. NJ. till sold
out. Fancy work and cooked food on
sale. Dec. S
Owing to the increased cost of milk
production, the undersigned finds it
necessary to charge 1Oc per quart and
SIC per pint for bottled milk deliv-
cred in Shoshone from this date,
Dec. 1.
Truman Dairy, ZelI Truman, Mgr.
b. H. Behrends. superintendent for
the Roberts & Schafer construction
company engaged in erecting the new
coal shutes for the o. S. L. at this
place has gone to Salt Lake on
business trip.
E. f. Streitz of Richfield, State Re-
preventative elect, was in the city
Tuesday morning, and left that after
noon for Washington where he will
visit for a few weeks.
Dr. Mckenzie, government livestock
inspector, and by the way, one of the
most congenial fellows you ever ran
across. is to be assigned a field in the
in several weeks to take up duties. 1t
goes without saying that his friends
are genuinely sorry at his leaving.
John Purdum spent several days
upon his ranch on Big Wood this
week in assisting in the completion
of his farm house. The building was
begun several months ago, is con-
structed of lava rock and as well as
being commodious, has a splendid ap-
ipearance. With plastering finished |
this building will be ready for occu- |
pancy.
A scarcity of coal still prevails in
the city and it is feared that with a
drop of the thermometer the situa-
ton will visit intense suffering upon
many whose coal houses are practi-
cally empty. Lack of transportation
facilities, so the coal dealers claim,
is the cause of the famine. The local
dealers placed orders with Utah and
Wyoming coal companies as early as
August, but the railroad company in
cars for the moving of agri-
% meet the coal companies orders.
OF unusual interest to the music {
owing folks of this city is the Vic
rola sales department of the local
2exall store. This department is as
igned exclusively to Mr.. Crandall,
whose attention toward it is making
t a most profitable one If We may
Judge by the many Victrola purchas- :
s. Besides a stock of splendid ma
hines the department carries a most
omplete set of records. In patroniz-
ng the Victrola department one is
to do so both from the mer-
s of his purchase and from the cour-
esy of the salesman, Mr.. Crandall.
Love and war in all ages seem TO
ave been affinities. Where you saw
ne one, if you looked twice and took
good long peek you without doubt
ave up to- the minute" proof. 1t is
o other than James May, who left
lie United States last October bound 9
II the war zone. May being an Eug-
shman headed for London to par =
cipate in the great struggle. He ar \,
we'd safe and sound, but the first
Spouse seems to have been to that y
licked little Cupid. And he got mar
ed. Later he Joined the colors and n
present is working at an English n
vernment hospital. His many
ENDS in this city hope he will make ~
splendid success both as a lover and =,
soldier. And he will for love and n
II both occupy the same seat in the +,
n. p,
:. A. Schafer, of Gooding, passed
-ough Shoshone Wednesday morn
: on his way to Richfield where he
$ been engaged to take charge of ~
, Richfield hotel in place Of Mr.. G,
ugherty who was elected secretary y,
state at the recent election. Mr.. .