Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-08-02
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS .
% Political announcements for the 9
2. campaign wiz be run IN the Jout- @
3 nal as follows: Q
. Card announcing candidacy of 9
8 candidate for any township or'1nu 9
9 nicipal Office, SIS. Q
o Card announcing candidacy for Q
@ any county office, $40. Q
o Card announcing candidacy for 9
{, any state or national office SIS. Q
o The columns Of the journal are g
@ open at these rates to any candi- :
o date or party zSho wishes to place 9
@ his candidacy before tie readers 2
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o This applies to the primary o
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Miss Jane Ciark, Of fhe stCckgrow-
ers, went to Boise Wednesday to
spend a week or two
Mrs. j. w Lundin and children re-
turned Sunday from visit to her
mother, Mrs. Matt McFall at Fish
Creek.
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Mrs. Walter Gwin arrived Saturday
from Ontario, oregon. Mr.. Pinney
will be conductor on the Hill City
branch.
G. w. Brookhart, of Pocatello, WIS
a guest eof the McFall Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Orr went to Twin Fails
Thursday. where She will undergo an
operation at the Boyd hospital.
Capt Phillips and family, and MI.
and Mrs. Aaron Fuller and son, How
ard, motored to Bellevue Sunday, re-
turning Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Fraser, of Nampa, Who
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Coates, returned
home Wednesday.
The StockgrUWers are installing a
cash and carry system, which has
been contemplated for some time
Under the management of w. e.
Gwin this establishment is steadily
growing in quality and efficiency.
Mrs. ELLA Turnbull and family mo-
tored to Soldier Sunday, where her
son. Ed, will remain for a month in
the employ OF George Minear.
Fred Riggen is back to ShoshUne
from his home ia Oregon. Fred says
possibly he will return to Shoshons
for keeps as he is not built on the
right model for such wet weather as
he finds on the coast.
There will be Sunday school ev-
cry Sunday at y o'clock at Christ's {
church.
Chss. Burgess returned Tuesday /,
from retta where he went to at !
tend the al neraI,of his mother, Mrs. I
B. T. Bun CESS. Mrs. Burgess was one I
of the old settlers in this part OF I
the country and her large circle of .
old time friends will be grieved to
learn of her death. Ben Burgess and
wife were also at the funeral.
Former Lieutenant Governor Lew
is H. Sweetzer, was a welcome visitor
at the Journal Office Wednesday, on
his way to his home at Burley.
Little Margaret Boiman, who mas
been quite i'll, is improving in health.
Frank Glen and family left We'd
nesday to camp at HALEY.
Mrs. w. A. White, of Jerome, was
N town Tuesday.
Mrs. Harriet Sparks, OF Carey, was
u town last Friday.
Mrs. w. C. Johnston, 81 Jerome,
vas a Shoshone visitor Thursday of
asst week.
A number of young people gather
ID Tuesday evening at the home OF I
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coates and l
Mrs. Henry Hall was over from :
Jerome Monday.
Harry Anderson is at Hot Lakes, .
oregon, taking treatment for rheu- /
1atism.
DR.. Zeller and family returned :,
tuesday from Stanley Basin, eleven :,
avs ahead of the intended schedule. :
hey decided that the climate of
hoshone was preferable to nightly v
rosts and an occasional snow storm. u
J. E. Bailey returned Tuesday (.
-om visit to his parents in Port u
md. On the same day Mr. Badley's d
rother, Bert and family arrived in a.
leir car from Caldwell. From here "
ley went on e.mping trip. az
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Glow returned
onday from their camp near Boul-
sr Meadows. y.
The Camp Fire girls returned Sat ar
-day from Boulder Meadows, after
70 weeks of unalloyed enjoyment. ",
Some of the oldest walnut trees in Oh
is country were. originally planted, loi
It for the sake of the fruit, bu. be- or
use the wood makes the best gun te
ocks, being light, strong and not II