Shoshone Social Notes and Local Updates
Lynn LaMunyon improved after a Wednesday incident. War Mothers hosted by Mrs. E. M. Clements. Welding crew finished in Shoshone yards and moved to Dietrich. Various residents' visits noted including Clifton and Hill families. Novinger back to activity post knee infection. Tacky party planned by Shoshone Dancing Club at K P ball Friday in tacky attire. Wilson and Sherman wed in Pocotello. Baer elected VP Idaho engineers chapter. Dr. Evans to offer eye care at McFall hotel. Local trips to California and Twin Falls noted. Juntice death reported from Hagerman. Frank Bayliss, Nelson, Dunn, Stoner, Most, Jones, Noble, and Roberts mentioned in community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Novinger
Shoshone
Joseph H. Wilson
Sarahel Sherman
Holy Way
Wyoming
Pocatello
W. L. Darrah
California
Shoshone Social Roundup and Local Civil News
Community notes include visits by Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kuka from North Shoshone, a Junior bridge club gathering hosted by Mrs. S. C. Rhoads, Electa Kensington event hosted by Mrs. E. A. Sinclair, and a Ladies Guild meeting hosted by Mrs. Bert Bowler. Election of Shoshone club officers is set for Saturday. Ben Darrah elected vice president of the Idaho Wool-growers Association at Twin Falls. Harry Turnbull on bridge crew near Pocatello spent Sunday with family in Shoshone. Lambing season preparations begin first of month, with some workers still out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Badley
Pocatello
Idaho
American Society of Engineers
Idaho Irrigation Congress
Twin Falls
Robert J. McMahon
A. L McMahon
Hagerman
Juntice
Rhoehone
Morrell
Sonanr MG
Bowbt
Mbna
Dactur
Remulle
Ant
Deouney
Manmade
Frank Bayliss
North Shoshone
Harry Nelson
Belge
Shoshone
Alberta Dunn
Wendell
New Victor
Sinclair
Besslin
M. P. Dilworth
Boise
Frank Kuka
S. C. Rhoads
Bridge Club
E. A. Sinclair
A. D. Silva
Burmah
Bert Bowler
Ladies Guild
Richfield
Ben Darrah
Idaho Wool-growers Association
Harry Turnbull
Cream of almonds for chapped hands advertisement notes
Mrs 8 F Clifton of Boise visits Shoshone with friends. Seven care of alfalfa shipped eastward. Malr Fix shown as hair groomer. Mr and Mrs 8 A Bute Jr of Dietrich visit Shoshone. Elmer Lewis of Gooding spends time in Shoshone. Hattle Peck of Boise arrives for her father’s funeral. Matt McPall leaves for Portland for winter. Charles Duffield returns from Pacific coast vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair's Pharmacy
F. Clifton
Boise
Shoshone
Staloff’s Pharmacy
Sinclair
Gooding
Journal
Misa Hattle Peck
Matt McPall
Portland
Oregon
Charles Duffield
Pacific Coast
Halls Catarrh Medicine Promises Quick Local Relief
Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. The advertisement promotes Halls Catarrh Medicine with an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to rid the system of catarrh. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Petroleum Fair Rule for Bone Owes Journal Note
A reader asks about a charge listed in a table on a newspaper page. The reference mentions Sinclair's Pharmacy-Adv and a Journal, seeking clarity on an outstanding amount and whether payment is due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair's Pharmacy
Adv
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A.b.thrifty
First National Bank
Shoshone, Idaho
Nstitute For Safety
Y Lynn LaMunyon
Anna Erickson
E. M Clements
Dietrich
Fred Hill
Burley
Harlan D. Heist
Harry Stoner
Marie Most
F. D. Most
Charles Jones
George Brown
EB. Noble
Casper
Blanche Roberts
Gem State Pkg. Company
Hambone
Lucy
BiaTro
John Thomas
Marley
Gooding Floral Co
Shoshone Bottling
Zeck Piano CO
Junction City Lodge No
Knights of Pythiss Hall
Frank Rader
Noble Grand
Charles Mills
Los Angeles
Union Pacific System
Lon Chaney
Shirley Mason
The
Big Dan
Buffalo Bill
Morse Store
Schneider Drug CO
Carl Laemmle
Virginia Valli
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