Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-11-23

T. M. Murray, son of T. J. Murray,
of the McFall Hotel arrived in Sho-
shone Saturday from Teller, Alaska,
where he took the last boat out on
Oct. eighteenth. Mr.. Murray went to
Alaska as the representative of a num-
Der of Montana stockholders in the
Alaska-America Gold Dredging Com
pany whose Offices are at Seattle, Wash
ington. Mr.. Murrays work took him
beyond the Arctic circle to "The Land
of the Midnight Sun"
In looking for Christmas presents
don't overlook the Embossed Flag sta
tionery put up by the Journal office
Miss Lillian Turner teacher of mus
ic at Weiser Idaho. who has been Wis
iting her mother Mrs, Martha Turner
since the thirty first Of October. wears
unique and interesting necklace. 1T
consists Of narrow red line left by the
surgeons knife in the removal of
goiter weighing more than three pound
The work was done at the Mayo Bro
theirs hospital OF Rochester, Minnesota.
Miss Turner was under treatment in
the institution when Margaret Bolman
was operated on.
Mrs. Barr and little son Of Cam
bridge. is visiting her sister, Mrs EN-
ma johnson this week.
In looking for Christmas presents
51,,,+ 1.,-..1<,1- fi,, r-.,,l,-...e7 rri-.- ..+,
tionery put up by the Journal Office.
All hotels and restaurants of Jerome
are observing the wheatless and meat +
less days. Mr.. T. J. Murray. of the
McFal, is also doing his part.
Mrs. Bob Mabbutt was down from
Riohfeld Monday.
J. W. Lundin went to Fish Creek
on business the first of the week.
Miss Judy teacher at Kimama was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. viii Newman and Mrs. Walter
Gwin are among the grippe victims
this week.
Mrs. E. A. stratton, of Burmah was
a shoshone visitor Sunday.
DR.. D. P. Higgs. o Fairfield was
registered at tie McFall Tuesdoy.
C. C. Hinkson, the genial representa-
tive of the Swift Packing Company,
was at the McFall Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
E vertrees. of Richfeld, was in
town Tuesday
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Richfeld Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Joy of the
Joy Drug Company of Boise, were in
Shoshone Sunday. the guests of Miss
Jane Clark of the Stockgrowers.
Attorney E. NJ. Wolfe. of Twin Falls,
was in town Sunday.
In looking for Christmas presents
don't overlook the Embossed Flag sta
tionery nut up by the Journal office.
Messers Tom Clark and Phil Dittoe
of Bellevue, were registered at the
McFan Hotel Sunday. Mr.. Clark is :,
uncle of Miss Jane Clark.
The Morse Store has just received :,
more new dresses in black, brown. and :
T. H Gooding, Sr, has been on the A
sick list this week with tonsilitis. If
The ]. L. Becketts expect to leave m
lext Tuesday for Long Beach, Calf m
,rnia. Mr.. Beckett will return after
,etting his family settled for the win al
err. III
Rev. Martin has been over from
PAUL, Idaho, this week visi ing Mrs. M
Iartin, who left Thursday morning for
Jew York, to be with err son, a naval
ficer of high rank. ar
The o. E. S. Sewing Circle met with ed
IRIS. Frank Glen Tuesday evening. &c
Mrs. Burkhead and Mrs. Wallace D.
ntertained the ladies aid of the NJ. E. he
hurch at the home of Mrs. Burkhead, Az
afternoon. sn
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe were down co
ON Dietrich on business last Mon rs
ay. E.