Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-08
December Victor Records are here
Sinclsir's Pharmacy.

shone sick list this week.
Don't forget the Ladies' Rest Room
when you come to town.
See the Cash Grocery Store FOL
your Candies and Xmas dainties.
Mrs. J. S. Gilda, of Burmah. is
shopping in Shoshone this week.
Mrs. A. B. Chamberlain came over
from Richfield to do some trading.
Charley Wilson returned Monday
from a few days visit in Pocatello.
Xmas Cards, Seals, Tags, Boxes and
presents suitable for everyone. Sin
clair's Pharmacy.
Mrs. Coleman, of Wood River
brought her six year old son to the
i'll Hospital Monday.
Miss Mason, of Whites ranch, was
operated on for appendicitis at the
( Dill Hospital Tuesday morning.
Mrs. D. A. Jones, of Bellevue pass
ed through Shoshone Sunday on her
way home from visit to Boise.
Mrs. Louise Hermann is visiting
Mrs. Alexander at the Dill Hospital,
and is taking treatment while there.
A fire occurred at the Stratton res
idence last Saturday, which was for
tunately, extinguished with little loss.
Prof James A. WATSON. a success
full worker in school affairs, is taking
short rest at the Shoshone Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Burnside, of Poe
atello and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chap
man of Wendell spent Sunday with
Mrs. Burnside in Shoshone.
Mrs c. x Mccain, of Kokomo, In
diana, mother of Mrs. r. E. Johnson,
has arrived in Shoshone for an ex-
tended visit with her daughter.
Fred Walton, who has Won many
honorable scars on the football bat
tie field, has returned from the Magic
Dam. where he has been at work for
some weeks.
Mrs. H. B. Howard, of Missouri,
passed through town Tuesday night
on her way to HALEY, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Pearson, wife of the
postmaster at HALEY.
Ronald Deadman. whose father and
brother have taken up land on Fish
Creek drove a herd of horses and
cattle through shoshone on the third
to winter on Wood River.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. O'Neil Of Clear
Lake, Idaho. were guests at the sho-
shone Hotel Tuesday night. Mrs. o.
Neil is a niece of the late S. F. Briggs
(now of Clear Lake., Idaho.
Mrs. P. A. Cashier who arrived |
from Muldoon. Idaho. a few days ago,
is registered at the Shoshone Hotel.
She reports two feet of snow in the /
reg of Bellevue and Muldoon.
Schools were dismissed Thursday |
on account of trouble with the power
line. Electric power being used in |
with the heating and vent
Hating system of the high school
building.
Dan Hopkins, former resident Of
Shoshone, has recently taken to him
self a wife. and is established in a |
profitable business in Placerville, ID
aho He is interested in ranching,
cattle and timber.
Joe Wheeler was deputized to take |
BurreH Infancy to Mountain Home |
last Tuesday where Tiffany was SEN
fenced by Judge Boutwell, to serve a
term Of months to years in the
pen for breaking Jail.
city Clerk Miller earned his sal
lry wednesday night. When the
power line troubles began Mr.. Miller
nad to go to the city water plant and
boss a gasoline engine all night to
Keep up the necessary water supply
While the electric line was out OF
commission.
Mr.. Wheeler city librarian, was the
innocent cause of a false fire alarm
.eing turned in from the new library
DOM. Mrs. Wheeler was not famil-
ar with the new quarters yet so when
he got ready to turn on the lights
aturday evening for the first time,
he touched the fire alarm signal in
tead of the light switch.