Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-11-02

BREVITIES
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Cleaners.-Adv.
The Palace Pool Hall is doing some
improvement work on the interior of
the building this week.
Services will be held at the Episco-
pal church Sunday evening at 1880.
Sunday school is at 1000 A. NJ.
For the benefit of the disabled
soldiers at Boise the War Mothers
will give dinner Saturday. Nov. 10.
The Shoshone Bakery building is
near completion. The front of the
building was receiving a coat of paint
this week.
Owing TO the absence from school
Of Mrs. Mitchell Wednesday. Mrs.
Blanche Roberts taught at the North
Side school.
The Ladies Aid society will meet at
the new club house remodeled from
the small parsonage next Wednesday
afternoon.
While the central west is shivering
in zero weather and snowstorms this
section of the country has been en-
joying Indian Summer weather.
The Shashone Study club ladies
were around selling magazine this
week, fifty per cent of the proceeds
going to the Shoshone Public library.
Charles Albers brought in from his
farm near Dietrich Melted Gem po-
tato that weighed 21a pounds. This
potato would more than make meal
for an ordinary family.
Mortimer Green, a member of the
local Knights of Pythias lodge, died
at his home at Richfield Monday
night. He was 79 years old. The
funeral was held Thursday.
The annual bazaar and dance by
the Altar society will be given at the
x P. hall on Saturday, November IL.
The bazaar will be held afternoon ana
evening and the dance in the evening
With Judge H. F. Ensign on the
bench court will again convene atter
the recess Monday morning at when
time a jury has been called TO try
the criminal cases, principally boot
Logging.
II Gibson. who has been work
ing at Fairfield as railroad operator
rri,i return TO Shoshone about the
1otb of the month to again take up
his post here. Carl Cedarstrom' VINO
hoe haan relieving him here, will go
elsewhere.
Now is the time to have your eyes
examined by an expert DR.. Snou-
grass. the eyesight specialist VIII
AGAIN be in Shoshone at the Moran
hotel Thursday, November the S'n'
superior optical service at reasonable
nr,ces Children examined free
vo,th probart returned Friday on
No 4 He has been employed uurihs
,,r,,roer months with a railroad
str,,ctton crew. He entered nign
school Monday and will be a s'rohs
+nder for a place in the back tieiu
.ha ,oca, high school football team
r,,zabeth Russum. State Supeii"-
.ardent of Education, has been oiiioi-
auv notified Of the opening Oh 'ne
I,u Essav Contest of the American
c,.,,cal Society in which all STU
aarts Of high and secondary scnoois
c+ote Of Idaho have been III
ia 70 compete in national con
.as, ,or $4,000 in cash prizes anu
.t,ns TO Yale, Vassar anu
other universities and colleges
,,ch interest is being shown IN
~ test which is being given oy
county superintendent Mrs Lean o.
puruside, TO the pupils OF the @sss',s ..,
ana eighth grades OF the eou",y' y,
~hrss aps or four Of these tests WIZ os
'''',' '"'s' dur,ne A. the year, leading 70
aa,,,n0 contest 70 be given ps,o''
,Ss closing Of the schools nsS, l'' = sp's '.,.''o
'',' '%s ,ss',,t of desc tests viii be gwen
in .hs Journal 20 the near ''''
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