Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-02-09

Miss Ruby Crosse, who is teach
. ing at Besslin school this season
spent the week end at home.
Mrs. VIII Gwin, on the East Bi
. Wood river tract will give a part
tonight at her home.
J. E. Houston and Vicente Goros
abel were in town from Dietricl
Tuesday.
The regular meeting of the Sho
shone Study Club will be held at the
Parrish House on Friday Afternoon
at two-thirty. The subject will be
American Women Painters
Joe Miller conductor on the HALEY
branch, moved his family into their
new house last Tuesday. DR. H. G.
Baugh and family moved into the
house vacated by Mr. Miller.
The K. P. Minstrels will 60 to Jerome
this evening to render their program
which they gave here last Thursday n light
A few extra copies of this issue of the
Journal have been printed on account
of the article describing Lincoln county
They may be obtained atthe Journal off
ice at five cents per copy.
5. 5. King, secretary of the Dietrich
highway district, was transacting business
in Shoshone Thursday and made very
pleasant call at the Journal office.
Men our stock of Hart Schaffner
& Marx spring suits will arrive in a
few days. Don't fail to see them.
StOckgrowers Mer. Co.-Adv.
Ray Toone, of Fairfield, visited
with his friend Fred Walton, in Sho-
shone, Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
]. L. Bhaer, representing Wood
River Central Grange, went to Boise
Tuesday to attend the State Fedora
ton of Agriculture.
We offer the new plan of Farm
Loan on the Rural Credit Plan. No
Red Tape, a Square Deal. Lincoln
Loan & Title Company, shoshone,
Idaho. Adv-tf |
David Yaden left Monday for |
North Yakima, Wash, where he in
ENDS to remain for an indefinite
period.
The Cash Grocery Store just re-
,eiyed another lot of full line New
Utah Cereals. Try them and you
will use none other.
Advanced styles of Ladies Spring
'uits and Goats in the popular Pal
ner Garments are now being shown
t the Stockgrowers Mer. Co.-Adv.
Mrs. Joe May was called by tele-
ram Monday night to the bedside of
er parents, in the State of Pennsyl-
ania. The night after she left ;
elegram was received stating that {
er mother had died. {
VIM. Kenselar, a popular rancher t
rom the Cotton Woods, was trans 6
citing business and crossing palms I
18th his many friends in Shoshone
Ionday. 7
Judge ]. E. Edgarton, of Fairfield, r
as in Shoshone Monday, on his way I
, HALEY where he has business in b
lie courts at the county seat OF n
laine. !
Ca tha rfnoo,, To-, ara r;+Io ~
&c, Shoshone, Idaho, for farm loans h
Id the best abstracts. The oldest q
t of abstract books in Lincoln ooun- v
+. O13-tf
The Equitable Life Assurance Co r
certainly right up to date and has il
wv perfected the latest thing in life Il
giving the policy holder the O.
nefit OF Accident insurance COM b
ned with that of the regular policy. H
II full particulars see Walter H. d
PIP. Agent at Shoshone. Adf-tf n,
The sewing circle of the Eastern re
ar was entertained Tuesday even G
: at the home of Mrs. J. L. Beck "
. The circle demonstrated their th
triotism at this meeting by voting di
animous1y to offer their services in
: volunteer Red Cross Work and
ected the Secretary of the Chapter M
Immediately take up the matter b
III the Idaho Red Cross Associa- ca
n. su
The North Side Mothers Circle co
d one of its usual good time So
Is at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irks In the north part of town last is
day night. The guests numbered st;
tut 35. Games were played slut
e to the month OF February, and 20
sic furnished by yictrola helped Of